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A weekly list of the most notable commercial building and facility permits issued and received in Portland by Permitting & Development in the prior week.

Building Permits Issued:

$800,000 Ìý
Address: The Arleta, at 5230 S.E. 72nd Ave.Ìý
Applicant: Jennifer Adamy of Miller Consulting EngineersÌý
Owner: First Portland Ventures LP
Contractor: Lindsay Thornton (Creative Contracting of Boring)

Plans call for repairing fire-damaged framing and adding 25 square feet to a fire riser room.

$1,900,000 Ìý
Address: Arc’teryx, at 605 N.W. 23rd Ave.Ìý
Applicant: Sarah Strachn of Cortland Morgan Architect of Arlington, TexasÌý
Owner: 23 Savoy LLC
Contractor: Solex Contracting of Temecula, California

Plans call for replacing the reflective ceiling and building out space to suit a new tenant.

$4,434,991 ÌýÌý
Address: Rosemont Court, at 597 N. Dekum St.Ìý
Applicant: not listed
Owner: not listed
Contractor: LMC Construction of Tualatin

Plans call for cleaning and repairing exterior brick, replacing windows, replacing the roof, and repairing and replacing mechanical equipment. The work will involve converting a closet, a portion of the lobby and the second-floor public restroom into office space.

ÌýBuilding Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$ 2,618,162Ìý
Address: 2630 N. Lombard St.
Applicant: Nathan Arnold of Faster PermitsÌý
Owner: 2630 N Lombard LLC of Vancouver, WashingtonÌý
Contractor: Tieton Homes LLC of Vancouver, Washington

Plans call for construction of an apartment building (west). A second $2,618,162 new construction permit is under review for another apartment building (east).

UNDER REVIEW
$799,814Ìý
Address: 2121 N.W. Front Ave.
Applicant: Maria Benavente of MackenzieÌý
Owner: Sunshine DivisionÌý
Contractor: out to bid

A tenant improvement for a new tenant would involve interior modifications, construction of a new elevator, a new entry canopy and a new compactor, and site improvements.

Facility Permits Issued:

$1,050,000 Ìý
Address: ÌýPortland International Airport, at 7000 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: Bradlee Hersey of Faster PermitsÌý
Owner: Port of PortlandÌý
Contractor: Scott Erickson (Piper Mechanical of Vancouver, Washington)

Plans call for improving the airport terminal boiler at the deplaning level. The work will involve installing a dual fuel boiler, a pump, a housekeeping pad, piping and electrical. Also, a $750,000 alteration permit was issued for the project. This will involve installing a boiler, a pump, piping and electrical.

$558,078 Ìý
Address: Portland Police Bureau’s East Precinct, at 737 S.E. 106th Ave.
Applicant: Sherry Aliberti of Ink:Built Architecture
Owner: city of Portland
Contractor: ABC Roofing, a Tecta America Company LLC

A tenant improvement will involve reroofing the entire building, installing new guardrails, roof ladders with a cage, and ballasted guardrails, adding finishes, and installing plumbing.

$2,756,568
Address: Portland Police Bureau’s Training Center, at 14912 N.E. Airport Way
Applicant: Sherry Aliberti of Ink:Built Architecture
Owner: city of Portland
Contractor: Erica Cheek (Skyward Construction of Ridgefield, Washington)

Plans call for reroofing the entire building, installing new insulation, waterproofing, parapet coping, a roof ladder, guardrails and skylights, and adding finishes.

Facility Permit Intakes:

UNDER REVIEW
$731,000 ÌýÌý
Address: OHSU’s Peter O. Kohler Pavilion, at 808 S.W. Campus Drive
Applicant: Thomas Cowan of OHSUÌý
Owner: Oregon State Board of Higher Education
Contractor: Kevin Kelly (Fortis Construction)

A remodel of operating room 20 on the sixth floor would involve minor demolition and the installation of equipment. The work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, medical gas, plumbing and electrical. Another $731,000 alteration permit is under review for operating room 21 on the sixth floor with similar work involved. A third $731,000 alteration permit is under review for operating room 22 on the sixth floor with similar work involved.

UNDER REVIEW
$1,500,000Ìý
Address: 5060 N. Greeley Ave.Ìý
Applicant: Matt Atkins of BBL Architects of West LinnÌý
Owner: Adidas Village Corp.
Contractor: Brian Sabom (Turner Construction)

A tenant improvement on the second floor would involve demolishing walls and adding new ones to create command stations, a batting cage area, a three-cone area, and a 40-yard-dash area. The work would involve remodeling the test lab, the lab room, the pantry, the athlete warmup/​lounge, and the women’s performance room. The work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW
$3,187,449Ìý
Address: OHSU’s Mark O. Hatfield Research Center, at 3250 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road
Applicant: Annalis Johnson-Benner of PKA ArchitectsÌý
Owner: Oregon State Board of Higher Education
Contractor: Arctic Sheet Metal

Plans call for a remodel of the emergency department on the eighth floor. This work would involve installing ductwork, grilles, diffusers, exhaust fans, terminal units, a pump, an electric heater, medical gas, piping and electrical.

UNDER REVIEW
$26,451,332Ìý
Address: OHSU’s Mark O. Hatfield Research Center, at 3250 S.W. Sam Jackson Park RoadÌý
Applicant: Annalis Johnson-Benner of PKA ArchitectsÌý
Owner: Oregon State Board of Higher Education
Contractor: Brian Sabom (Turner Construction)

Plans call for a remodel of the emergency department on the eighth floor. The exterior work would involve adding walls to create an unconditioned entry vestibule, an entry canopy, sidewalks, ramps with handrails, bollards, seat walls, and retaining walls. Also, the parking lot would be updated. The interior work would involve demolishing walls and adding new ones to create an OHSU police room, a pediatrics emergency department waiting area, bathrooms, computed tomography (CT) rooms, a control room, triage rooms, a check-in room, nurse stations, treatment rooms, clean supply/​medications rooms, soiled workrooms, holding areas, electrical rooms, a mechanical shaft, staff locker rooms, a medication room, a teleconference room, flex rooms, a clean supply storage room, a staff break room, offices, and more. The work would also involve ceiling, flooring, finishes, plumbing and electrical.

Source: Portland Permitting & DevelopmentÌý

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