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A weekly list of highlights from commercial land use review activity in Portland by the Bureau of Development Services in the prior week.

Type 1x procedure (historic resource review) 鈥� pending聽
Address: 615 S. Palatine Hill Road
Applicant: Tracy Orvis of DiLoreto Architecture聽
Owner: Lewis & Clark College

Plans call for replacement of the existing sunroom windows and a pair of doors. They are not original to the building and not stylistically compatible; they were installed in the late 1990s to enclose the existing covered open-air sunroom. They also have deteriorated beyond the point of repair. The new windows and doors proposed would match the building鈥檚 aesthetics more closely. Finishes would match those of the building to maintain a cohesive appearance. This is a landmark building.

Early assistance 鈥� application聽聽
Address: 6433 N.E. Tillamook St.
Applicant: Johnny Fain of Portland Parks & Recreation
Owner: city of Portland

Portland Parks & Recreation is seeking to construct a new accessible walking trail and enhance existing trails on Rose City Golf Course property. Plans call for improving soft surface trails, providing signage and wayfinding and seating, and improving connectivity at several street crossings as budget allows. The trail would be soft surface and permeable in many sections; impervious sections would be surrounded by passive-use turf. The proposed stormwater disposal system is the open landscape on either side of the proposed trail.

Type 2 procedure (conditional use) 鈥� pending聽
Address: 7525 S.E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd.听
Applicant: Debbie Cleek of The Bookin Group
Owner: Holy Family Catholic Church

The Holy Family Catholic Church is proposing construction of a 3,900-square-foot welcome center west of the existing church building. The building would include administrative offices, meeting rooms, and a community room. The church鈥檚 existing administrative offices are in a building at 3732 S.E. Knapp St. Upon completion of the welcome center, this building would be converted to storage for the near term and eventually be demolished.

Type 3 procedure (conditional use) 鈥� pending聽
Address: 6615 N.E. 29th Ave.听
Applicant: Suzannah Stanley of Mackenzie聽
Owner: University of Oregon

The University of Oregon is seeking to use the existing outdoor sports facility at the former Concordia University campus for student and community recreation as well as occasional special events. The facility no longer is approved because the previous conditional use was extinguished on this site and the previous impact mitigation plan no longer applies. Physical changes to the site would be limited to replacing university logos, names, and sponsors. Use of the facility would occur between the hours of 7 a.m. and 10 p.m., up to seven days a week. The maximum seating capacity for any event would be 1,003, based on the capacity of the existing soccer field bleachers.

Source: Portland Bureau of Development Services

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