Land use review for June 27 – July 1, 2022

• ÌýA Type 2 Procedure is pending for an expansion of Farragut Park, at 7736 N. Kerby Ave., Portland. The proposal calls for age-appropriate equipment for younger children, the replacement of the aging bathrooms with new prefabricated Portland Loos and accessibility improvements. Portland Parks & Recreation would also widen the sidewalk along North Vancouver Avenue, reconstructing the corner and mid-block ADA ramps and replacing the missing 6-foot-wide sidewalk section along North Farragut Street. Jill Hutchinson of Portland Parks & Recreation is the applicant and the city of Portland is the project owner.
• A new data center is proposed for 6900 N. Edgewater St. The development would include a network/incubator and possibly a solar park. The project would serve high-tech, the University of Portland and the local community with shoreline access. Kevin Johnson of GBD Architects is the applicant and Mc Cormick and Baxter Creosoting Co. is the project owner.
• A new five-story multifamily development is proposed for 2631 N.W. Upschur St. The building would include 150-170 units with inclusionary housing, ground-floor parking and residential amenities. The structure plans to be 177,459 square feet. Kevin Woltz of Hacker Architects is the applicant and Upschur Acquisition LLC is the project owner.
• A roughly 76,300-square-foot commercial building is proposed for 4747 N. Channel Ave. The building would be a tilt-up concrete structure and have approximately 18 drive-thru doors and two dock-high doors. The development would include a three-story office area with storefront windows. Approximately 68 parking spaces for vehicles would be provided in addition to 65 spaces for tractor-trailer trucks and six trailer parking spaces. Will Grimm of First Forty Feet is the applicant and Daimler Truck North American is the project owner.
• A Type 2 Procedure is pending for adding 16 new mooring bollards and 2,050 linear feet of security fencing along N.W. Front Avenue. The project would modernize the mooring infrastructure on the existing wharf to provide a safe and functional lay berthing space for cargo vessels. Sydney Gebers of Grette Associates is the applicant, and the Port of Portland is the project owner.
• A Type 2 procedure is pending for a 4- to 5-story mixed-use development at 1010 S.W. Gibbs St. The project would include residential, retail, service and office space. Four adjustments are being requested: one to the height on the west side on the site; one for a setback of the southern wall; one to the exceed the maximum building coverage for structured parking by 7 percent; and one to the eastern street façade. Gabe Headrick of Steelhead Architecture is the applicant and SWS 1010 Gibbs LLC is the project owner.
• A PreApplication Conference is pending for upgrades to the athletic fields at Jackson Middle School, 10625 S.W. 35^th Ave. The proposal calls the baseball/softball fields to be resurfaced, the tennis courts to be replaced and new softball/soccer fields. Suzannah Stanley of Mackenzie is the applicant and the School District No. is the project owner.
• An application for early assistance is pending for three new multifamily housing developments at 6541 N. Denver Ave. The project would include 37 units in total combined over two sites. Armin Quilici of Quilici Architecture & Design is the applicant and Arbor Lodge Apartments is the project owner.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services. Please note that BDS has changed how it publishes permit information, which includes the applicant and the project owner for commercial building permits – but not facility permits.

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Issued Commercial Building Permits

• A $31,300,000 alteration permit was issued for the renovation of Portland State University’s 220,000-square-foot Neuberger Hall at 724 S.W. Harrison St. Improvements are to include minimal seismic upgrades, new MEP systems, interior renovation, new exterior facades, addition of a light well at the west half of the building, and new elevators to mezzanine levels. The applicant is Rashmi Vasavada of Hacker Architects, the contractor is Fortis Construction, and the owner is the Oregon State Board of Higher Education.

• A $20,000,000 new construction permit is under inspection for a new four-story dormitory at Reed College at 5390 S.E. 28^th The applicant is Keith Eayrs of ZGF Architects, the owner is The Reed Institute, and no contractor is listed.

• A $2,200,000 new construction permit was issued for a new three-story, 19-unit apartment building at 6006 S.E. 53^rd The applicant is Gene Bolante of Studio 3 Architecture, the contractor is WDC Construction, and the owner is Woodstock PDX LLC.

• A $7,035,124 new construction permit was issued for a new three-story storage facility with 711 storage units at 8085 S.E. 82^nd The applicant is Mike Coyle of Faster Permits, the contractor is Perlo Construction, and the owners are Daryl and Arnold Mulick.

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Commercial Building Permit Intakes

• A $725,000 addition permit is under review for the alteration of an existing television tower at 225 N.W. Skyline Blvd. The project will replace the antenna and bring the tower up to code. The applicant is Gray Haertig of Gray Frierson Haertig & Associates; the contractor is Velocitel Inc. of Northbrook, Illinois; and the owner is Fisher Broadcasting-Portland TV LLC.

• A $4,000,000 alteration permit is under review for core and shell upgrades to an existing industrial building at 1715 N.W. 17^th, including a seismic upgrade, roof replacement, new skylights, interior stairs, elevator, and addition of a second level inside the existing building footprint. The applicant is Julio Rocha of LRS Architects, and the owner is Premier Gear Bldg LLC, which is registered to Vanessa Sturgeon.

• A $1,341,700 alteration permit is under review for a value-added revision to Building C of The Hopper, a former printing plant building at 2000 N.W. Wilson St. The applicant is Zachary Freund of LRS Architects, the contractor is R&H Construction, and the owner is MW 2000 Wilson LLC, which is registered to Jim Winkler.

• A $1,304,344 alteration permit is under review for alterations to the Red Ape Reserve at the Oregon Zoo at 4001 S.W. Canyon Road. The scope of work is to include demolition of portions of the building, site work and rough grading in the primate area. The applicant is Gregg Leicester of Philadelphia-based CLR Design, Inc., the contractor is Lease Crutcher Lewis, and the owner is Metro. A $1,056,203 demolition permit is also under review for the complete demolition of the West Bear Grottos holding building and associated habitats, rockwork, pools and underground tunnels; the applicant and contractor are the same. Another $707,169 demolition permit is under review for demolition of the existing wild pig holding building and associated habitats and rockwork; the applicant is Jim Mitchell of the Oregon Zoo, and no contractor is listed.

• A $15,481,045 new construction permit is under review for the construction of a new four-story, 175-unit wood-framed apartment building on a 1.37-acre site formerly used as a TriMet park-and-ride lot at the southwest corner of Southeast 124th Avenue and Ash Street. The applicant is Michael Bonn of Ankrom Moisan Architects, the contractor is Walsh Construction, and the owner is Reach Community Development Inc.

• A $680,000 new construction permit filed on deferred submittal is under review for trusses on a new apartment building at 8220 S.E. Sixth Ave. The applicant is Nishant Vadlamudi, the contractor is Essex General Construction, and the owner is Sellwood Bridge Apartments LLC.

• Two separate new construction permits, one valued at $689,189 and another valued at $689,636, are under review for new three-story, six-plex buildings at 3539 N. Gantenbein Ave. The applicant is Dan Williams of Faster Permits, the contractor is VWR Development LLC, and the owner is Everett Custom Homes Inc.

• A $5,856,000 new construction permit is under review for a new four-story storage facility on a parcel at the northeast corner of Northeast Halsey Street and 67^th The applicant is Mike Coyle of Faster Permits and the owner is Pacific Property Holding LLC. No contractor is listed.

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Issued Facility Permits

• An $895,000 alteration permit was issued for roof replacement and related parapet work on Metro’s headquarters building at 600 N.E. Grand Ave. The applicant is Jesse Flores of owner Metro, and the contractor is Snyder Roofing.

• A $750,000 alteration permit was issued for a tenant improvement for Multnomah County on the first floor of the Lincoln Building at 209 S.W. Fourth Ave. The applicant is Matt Fitzgerald of GBD Architects, the contractor is R&H Construction, and the owner is G&I VII Lincoln Building LP of New York, New York.

• A $634,000 alteration permit was issued for a tenant improvement for Avangrid at 1125 N.W. Couch St. The applicant is Lindsey Newman of GBD Architects, the contractor is Swinerton Builders, and the owner is SPF Brewery Blocks LLC.

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Facility Permit Intakes

• A $1,200,000 alteration permit is under review for improvements to a building at the Adidas campus at 5030 N. Greeley Ave. The applicant is Anne Karel of Interior Architects, and the owner is Adidas Village Corporation; no contractor is listed.

• A $1,200,000 alteration permit is under review for improvements to the Roseway Heights Middle School building at 7334 N.E. Siskiyou St. The applicant is Nicholas Sukkau of owner Portland Public Schools, and the contractor is Fortis Construction. Sukkau is also the applicant on another alteration permit, also valued at $1,200,000, for improvements to Rose City Elementary School at 2334 N.E. 57^th Ave; Fortis Construction is the contractor.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

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