Appeal 35279

Appeal Summary

Status: APPROVED WITH CONDITIONS

Appeal ID: 35279

Submission Date: 7/17/26 12:04 PM

Hearing Date: 7/23/26

Case #: 26-46

Appeal Type: Fire

Project Type: commercial

Building/Business Name:

Appeal Involves: Correction of a violation

Proposed use: Demolition

Project Address: 1362 NW Naito Pkwy

Appellant Name: Lindquist Development Co

LUR or Permit Application #: Permit 2023-087610-000-00-CO

Stories: 8 Occupancy: F-1 Construction Type: N/A

Fire Sprinklers: No

Plans Examiner/Inspector: R Brock

Plan Submitted Option: mail

Payment Option: electronic

Appeal Information Sheet

Appeal item 1

Code Section

311.2 Safeguarding vacant premises

Requires

Temporarily unoccupied buildings, structures, premises or portions thereof shall be secured and protected in accordance with Sections 311.2.1 through 311.2.3.

Code Modification or Alternate Requested

The building has an approved permit to be demolished under permit # 2023-087610-000-00-CO. Requesting appeal for fire protection maintenance while vacant until demolished as long as building is kept secured.

Proposed Design

N/A

Reason for alternative

N/A

Appeal Decision

The Administrative staff has reviewed your appeal regarding fire protection maintenance while vacant, demolition permit and kept secure: Approved with the following conditions.

• The buildings remain vacant and secure by ownership/management
• An issued demolition permit from Portland Permitting and Development must be obtained before the expiration of this appeal.
• Approval of this appeal is set to expire on 1/31/2027
• If any above conditions are not met within the timeline the Fire Marshal Office can revoke the approval of this appeal.

The Administrative Appeal Board finds that the information submitted by the appellant demonstrates that the approved modifications or alternate methods are consistent with the intent of the code; do not lessen the health, safety, accessibility, life, fire safety or structural requirements; and that special conditions unique to this project make strict application of those code sections impractical.

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