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Regularly scheduled Historic Landmarks Commission Hearings are the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month.
1:30 pm
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3:45 pm
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AGENDA
1. (1:30-1:45)
2. (1:45-3:45)
LU 25-081319 HR – Siding Replacement
APPELLANT: Nathan Sweet | Black Dog Properties
SITE: 2019 NE Broadway
CITY CONTACT: Tanya Paglia, Portland Permitting & Development, 503-865-6518 Tanya.Paglia@portlandoregon.gov
Type II Appeal of a Historic Resource Review approval with conditions for a proposal to reclad a non-contributing resource in the Irvington Historic District.
U 25-089739 DM – Burnside Bridge Demo Cancelled - future date to be determined
APPLICANT: Megan Neill, Multnomah County, Transportation Division, megan.neill@multco.us
SITE: Burnside Bridge Right of Way
CITY CONTACT: Tim Heron, Portland Permitting & Development, 503-823-7726 tim.heron@portlandoregon.gov
The applicant seeks approval to demolish the Historic Landmark Burnside Bridge, a historically significant resource which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Type IV demolition review process will involve:
- Historic Landmarks Commission advisory meeting – Monday, July 27, 2026, 1:30 PM: The Historic Landmarks Commission will review the proposal at a public meeting where members of the public may comment. Following the advisory meeting, comments or suggestions from the Historic Landmarks Commission may be offered in the form of a letter or testimony to City Council.
- City Council hearing – Thursday, September 3, 2026, 2:00 PM: City Council will be the review body and make the final decision. Staff will prepare a staff report with recommendations for City Council, who may adopt, modify, or reject it based on the information presented at the hearing.
Demolition review ensures the historic value of a building is considered and that there is an opportunity for the owner and community to consider alternatives to demolition. The portion of the replacement bridge within the Skidmore-Old Town National Register Historic District along the west side of the Willamette River, will be required to complete a Historic Resource Review which will be a Type III procedure decided by the Historic Landmarks Commission.
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