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Land use review intakes for Aug. 23, 2021
A pre-application conference is sought for a proposal to construct a 12-story, 250,000-square-foot mixed-use building in Southeast Portland. Plans call for 271 residential units.
Commercial building and facility permits for Aug. 23, 2021
A $13.6 million permit is under inspection for construction of a new four-story, 84-unit multifamily building in Southeast Portland.
Land use review intakes for Aug. 16, 2021
An application for early assistance is pending for a project to develop a mixed-use campus on property in Northeast Portland.
Commercial building and facility permits for Aug. 16, 2021
A $9.4 million permit is under review for an addition to the student center building on Lewis & Clark College's Templeton Campus in South Portland.
Commercial building and facility permits for Aug. 9, 2021
A $3.1 million new construction permit was issued for installation of aluminum-framed storefronts at a building in downtown Portland.
Commercial building and facility permits for Aug. 2, 2021
An $80 million new construction permit was issued for Alamo Manhattan, a 23-story mixed-use building, in Portland's South Waterfront District.
Land use review intakes for Aug. 2, 2021
Early assistance is sought for a project to construct a seven-story, approximately 122,000-square-foot affordable housing building in North Portland.
Land use review intakes for July 26, 2021
Review is sought for a proposal to construct a seven-story, 122,000-square-foot building with 100 percent affordable units (at 60 percent area median income) in North Portland.
Commercial building and facility permits for July 26, 2021
A $17.4 million new construction permit was issued for a material handling conveyor system on a property in North Portland.
Commercial building and facility permits for July 19, 2021
A $1.6 million permit has been issued for 7215 S.W. Garden Home Road, Portland. Plans call for a fa莽ade renovation that will include a new storefront and a new metal roof. The addition is for a trash enclosure.
Land use review intakes for July 19, 2021
An application for design advice is pending for 19477 N.W. Overton St., Portland. The proposal calls for a three-story commercial lease space development with a below-grade parking garage.
Commercial building and facility permits for July 13, 2021
Approved permit plans for 610 N.W. 18th Ave., Portland, call for the renovation, adaptive re-use and a BPON seismic upgrade of the three-story unreinforced masonry at the Buck-Prager building.
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