Potential Impacts and Mitigation for Historic Properties and Public Parks SW Corridor Light Rail Project Draft – December 15Th, 2020

Section 106 and 4(f) Public Documents Supplemental Information: Potential Impacts and Mitigation for Historic Properties and Public Parks SW Corridor Light Rail Project Draft – December 15th, 2020

This technical memo details the potential SW Corridor Light Rail Project impacts to protected historic properties and parks resources, as well as the proposed mitigations. This memo is intended for public review and comment.

Please send any questions or comments to [email protected]

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Table of Contents

Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………………………3 Attachment A, Public Parks…………………………………………………………….………………15 Attachment B, Historic Properties…………………………….……………………………………19 Attachment C, Draft Memorandum of Agreement………….………………..……………25 Attachment D, Baseline Table of Historic Resources….…………………………………..35

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Introduction The proposed Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project would provide high-capacity transit service, and enhance SW Barbur Boulevard with new sidewalks, new and improved crosswalks, protected bike lanes, and bike and stormwater infrastructure. This Project would affect several historic properties and park resources. Some of these resources are eligible for protection under the following federal laws:  Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (Section 106). For more information, see an overview of the Section 106 compliance process.  Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act (Section 4[f]). For more information, see an overview of the Section 4(f) process.

The federal lead agency for the Project is the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), and TriMet and Metro are the local lead agencies. To comply with Section 106 and Section 4(f), the lead agencies must consult with the Oregon State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO), Native American Tribes, local agencies and the public at different points in the environmental review process. As part of this process, TriMet is working with state and federal partners, including FTA, to assess these resources, determine potential impacts, and develop measures to mitigate impacts. Potential impacts were first disclosed in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), published in 2018. Since then, TriMet has been able to avoid or reduce impacts, but some remain. FTA, TriMet, and Metro are currently working on the Final EIS, which includes the updated impact analysis and responses to agency and public input received on the Draft EIS. After the Final EIS is issued, FTA will publish the Record of Decision that will include mitigation measures to be incorporated into the Project to address potential impacts. The purpose of this supplemental material is to provide additional information on the preliminary findings of the Project and proposed mitigation. Figures 1 through 3 show the potential permanent impacts to historic properties and public parks. Table 1 presents the complete list of preliminary determinations for all of the properties that were evaluated under Section 106 and Section 4(f) (82 total properties). For more detail about the properties, potential impacts, and mitigation, where applicable, this document includes the following attachments:  Attachment A, Public Parks – Potential Permanent Impacts and Proposed Mitigation: Contains more detailed description of public parks that would be permanently affected by the Project, potential impacts and proposed mitigation.  Attachment B, Historic Properties – Adverse Effects and Proposed Mitigation: Contains descriptions of the historic properties where the Project would result in adverse effects and summarizes proposed mitigation.  Attachment C, Draft Memorandum of Agreement: Provides additional detail on proposed mitigation for the 11 properties with adverse effects (listed in Table 1 and described in Attachment B).  Attachment D, Baseline Table of Historic Resources: This table was developed for the project’s cultural resources investigation and includes all historic properties that were evaluated for the Project and the resulting recommendations for eligibility to be listed in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) to receive Section 106 protections.

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Summary of Eligible Resources and Proposed Determinations Table 1 summarizes the resources eligible for protection under Section 106 and Section 4(f) and the preliminary determinations for Project impacts. For more information on proposed mitigations, see Attachments A, B and C, referenced above.

TABLE 1: KEY PRELIMINARY DETERMINATIONS Section 106 Preliminary Summary of Project Finding of Section 4(f) Preliminary Property Name and Address Property Type1 Impacts Effect Determination2 Summary of Proposed Mitigation Preferred Alternative: Segment A Terwilliger Parkway Historic public park Addition of inclined Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Historic property: Develop an elevator running through than de minimis interpretive display to install in the park property (see vicinity, develop signage to install Attachment B for details) elsewhere in the park, and use a collaborative process for future Marquam Hill Connection design efforts (see Attachments B and C for details)

Public park: Replant trees, remove invasive vegetation and restore understory plantings, support protected views, minimize wildlife impacts, contribute funding for park management planning and trail improvements, and install a monument sign (see Attachment A for details) South Portland Historic Historic district (listed Removal of 6 contributing Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Complete state-level documentation District in NRHP) structures and changes to than de minimis for adversely affected contributing the district's setting (see structures, offer removed buildings Attachment B for details) for relocation, deconstruct other removed buildings to salvage materials, and survey the district and amend the NRHP nomination form (see Attachments B and C for details)

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Section 106 Preliminary Summary of Project Finding of Section 4(f) Preliminary Property Name and Address Property Type1 Impacts Effect Determination2 Summary of Proposed Mitigation Congregation Ahavath Achim Historic building or Removal or modification of Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Complete federal-level Synagogue structure the building (see than de minimis documentation and develop an 3225 SW Barbur Blvd., Attachment B for details) interpretive display to install in the Portland vicinity (see Attachments B and C for details) Jewish Shelter Home Historic building or Potential removal of Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Avoid if possible, otherwise remove 4133 SW Corbett Ave., structure (listed in isolation hospital addition than de minimis isolation hospital addition and Portland NRHP) to the building (see restore backside of the main building Attachment B for details) along SW Barbur Blvd. (see Attachments B and C for details) Rasmussen Village Historic building or Removal or modification of Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Complete state-level documentation 4950 SW Barbur Blvd., structure walls, signs and than de minimis and compile information about the Portland driveways/circulation (see history of SW Barbur Boulevard (see Attachment B for details) Attachments B and C for details)

SW Newbury St. Viaduct, Historic building or Replacement of the bridge Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Complete federal-level Bridge #01983 structure (see Attachment B for than de minimis documentation, develop a display to details) install in the vicinity, and incorporate a historical marker into the new structure (see Attachments B and C for details) SW Vermont St. Viaduct, Historic building or Replacement of the bridge Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Complete federal-level Bridge #01984 structure (see Attachment B for than de minimis documentation, develop a display to details) install in the vicinity, and incorporate a historical marker into the new structure (see Attachments B and C for details) Duniway Park Historic public park Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Replace access and parking and SW 6th Ave. and SW and reconfiguration of effect minimis restore disturbed areas (see Sheridan St., Portland existing parking spaces Attachment A for details) along SW Barbur Blvd. (see Attachment A for details)

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Section 106 Preliminary Summary of Project Finding of Section 4(f) Preliminary Property Name and Address Property Type1 Impacts Effect Determination2 Summary of Proposed Mitigation Lair Hill Park Historic public park Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore landscape, replant trees, and 3037 SW 2nd Ave., Portland (see Attachment A for effect minimis coordinate with Portland Parks on details) design of replacement wall (see Attachment A for details) Duniway Plaza Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas 2400 SW 4th Ave., Portland structure effect minimis Marquam Plaza Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas 2525 SW 3rd Ave., Portland structure effect minimis 3926 SW Water Ave., Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Portland structure effect minimis 3605 SW Condor Ave., Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Portland structure effect minimis 218-220 SW Hamilton St., Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Portland structure effect minimis 4145 SW Corbett Ave., Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Portland structure effect minimis 4205 SW Corbett Ave., Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Portland structure effect minimis 4215-4217 SW Corbett Ave., Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Portland structure effect minimis 4231-4237 SW Corbett Ave., Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Portland structure effect minimis Tabernacle Seventh-day Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Adventist Church structure effect minimis 26 SW Condor Way, Portland 4820 SW Barbur Blvd., Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Portland structure effect minimis 5910 SW Ralston Dr., Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Portland structure effect minimis Marquam II Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas 2611 SW 3rd Ave., Portland structure effect minimis George Himes Park Historic public park Temporary construction No adverse Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas 6400 SW Terwilliger Blvd, easement effect Portland

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Section 106 Preliminary Summary of Project Finding of Section 4(f) Preliminary Property Name and Address Property Type1 Impacts Effect Determination2 Summary of Proposed Mitigation Front and Curry Community Public park Temporary construction N/A Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas Garden easement 4019 SW Corbett Ave., Historic building or Temporary construction No adverse Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas Portland structure easement effect 3811 SW Barbur Blvd., Historic building or Temporary construction No adverse Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas Portland structure easement effect 022 SW Lowell St., Portland Historic building or Temporary construction No adverse Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas structure easement effect 4515 SW Corbett Ave., Historic building or Temporary construction No adverse Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas Portland structure easement effect 2000 SW 5th Ave., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No effect No use None proposed structure 3635 SW Condor Ave., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect Holt-Saylor-Liberto Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed 3625 SW Condor Ave., structure (listed in effect Portland NRHP) 4315 SW View Point Terr., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect 018 SW Hamilton St., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect 04 SW Hamilton St., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect 127 SW Hamilton St., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect 304 SW Hamilton St., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect 4619 SW Condor Ave., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect Hudson, Harvey S., House Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed 16 SW Abernethy St., structure effect Portland 0219-0221 SW Hamilton St., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect

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Section 106 Preliminary Summary of Project Finding of Section 4(f) Preliminary Property Name and Address Property Type1 Impacts Effect Determination2 Summary of Proposed Mitigation 0112 SW Hamilton St., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect 4606 SW Corbett Ave., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect 374 SW Hamilton Ct., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect Neighborhood House Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed 3030 SW 2nd Ave., Portland structure (listed in effect NRHP) Preferred Alternative: Segment B Oregon Electric Railway Historic building or Replacement of the bridge Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Complete federal-level Overcrossing, Bridge #02010 structure (see Attachment B for than de minimis documentation, develop a display to details) install in the vicinity, and incorporate a historical marker into the new structure (see Attachments B and C for details) Capitol Hill Motel Historic building or Full acquisition and Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Complete state-level documentation 9110 SW Barbur Blvd., structure removal or modification of than de minimis and compile information about the Portland the motel buildings (see history of SW Barbur Boulevard (see Attachment B for details) Attachments B and C for details)

5350 SW Pasadena St., Historic building or Full acquisition and Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Complete state-level documentation Portland structure removal of the house (see than de minimis and compile information about the Attachment B for details) history of SW Barbur Boulevard (see Attachments B and C for details) 11125 SW Barbur Blvd., Historic building or Full acquisition and Adverse effect Permanent use, greater Complete state-level documentation Portland structure removal of the building than de minimis and compile information about the (see Attachment B for history of SW Barbur Boulevard (see details) Attachments B and C for details) Fulton Park Historic public park Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas (see 68 SW Miles St., Portland (see Attachment A for effect minimis Attachment A for details) details) Original Pancake House Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas 8601 SW 24th Ave., Portland structure effect minimis

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Section 106 Preliminary Summary of Project Finding of Section 4(f) Preliminary Property Name and Address Property Type1 Impacts Effect Determination2 Summary of Proposed Mitigation Master Wrench Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas 9803 SW Barbur Blvd., structure effect minimis Portland Sylvania Natural Area Park Public park Temporary construction N/A Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas easement Burlingame Fred Meyer Sign Historic building or Temporary construction No adverse Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas 7529-7601 SW Barbur Blvd., structure easement effect Portland 1801 SW Evans St., Portland Historic building or Temporary construction No adverse Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas structure easement effect Good Shepherd Lutheran Historic building or Temporary construction No adverse Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas Church and Little Lambs structure easement effect Preschool/Daycare 3405 SW Alice St., Portland 7225 SW 4th Ave., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect 7114 SW Brier Pl., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect 7037 SW 2nd Ave., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect 7115 SW Brier Pl., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect Edwin Markham Elementary Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed School structure effect 10531 SW Capitol Highway, Portland 7147 SW 4th Ave., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect 7211 SW Brier Pl., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect 7221 SW Brier Pl., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect 7301 SW Brier Pl., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect

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Section 106 Preliminary Summary of Project Finding of Section 4(f) Preliminary Property Name and Address Property Type1 Impacts Effect Determination2 Summary of Proposed Mitigation 3211 SW Primrose St., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect 3220 SW Primrose St., Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Portland structure effect Preferred Alternative: Segment C Oregon Education Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas Association structure effect minimis 6900 SW Atlanta St., Tigard Fought & Company Historic building or Temporary construction No adverse Temporary occupancy Restore disturbed areas 14255 SW 72nd Ave., Tigard structure easement effect Southern Pacific Railroad, Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed Tigard Branch structure effect Tigard 11530 SW 72nd Ave., Tigard Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect Ross Island Bridgehead Reconfiguration IBM Building Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas 2000 SW 1st Ave., Portland structure effect minimis Pitney-Bowes Building Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas 2112 SW 1st Ave., Portland structure effect minimis Wolfman, A., Building Historic building or Partial parcel acquisition No adverse Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas 11 SW Gibbs St., Portland structure effect minimis Halprin Open Space Historic district (listed No adverse impacts No effect No use None proposed Sequence Historic District in NRHP) 036-038 SW Porter St., Historic building or No adverse impacts No effect No use None proposed Portland structure Josiah Failing School Historic building or No adverse impacts No effect No use None proposed 049 SW Porter St., Portland structure Addressograph-Multigraph Historic building or No adverse impacts No effect No use None proposed Building structure 2510 SW 1st Ave., Portland Marquam Building Historic building or No adverse impacts No effect No use None proposed 2501 SW 1st Ave., Portland structure

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Section 106 Preliminary Summary of Project Finding of Section 4(f) Preliminary Property Name and Address Property Type1 Impacts Effect Determination2 Summary of Proposed Mitigation Helen Kelly Manley Historic building or No adverse impacts No effect No use None proposed Community Center structure 2828 SW Naito Pkwy., Portland Taylor, Peter & Haehlen, Historic building or No adverse impacts No effect No use None proposed John & Gotlieb House #1 structure (listed in 2806 SW 1st Ave., Portland NRHP) 018 SW Porter St., Portland Historic building or No adverse impacts No effect No use None proposed structure Ross Island Bridge Historic building or No adverse impacts No adverse No use None proposed structure effect Station Access Improvement Burlingame Park Public park Permanent easement (see N/A Permanent use, de Restore disturbed areas and replant Attachment A for details) minimis trees

1: Unless noted as listed in NRHP, historic properties are recommended as eligible. 2. A “permanent use” of a Section 4(f) property occurs when land is permanently incorporated into a transportation facility. A Section 4(f) de minimis impact determination means the following: (1) For historic properties, that FTA has determined, in accordance with 36 CFR part 800, that no historic property is affected by the project or that the project will have “no adverse effect” on the historic property in question; and (2) For parks, recreation areas, and wildlife and waterfowl refuges, a de minimis impact is one that will not adversely affect the features, attributes, or activities qualifying the property for protection under Section 4(f). Attachment A has further details.

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Attachment A: Public Parks – Potential Permanent Impacts and Proposed Mitigation December 14, 2020 The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project would have features that would permanently occupy parts of five City of Portland parks determined to be eligible for protection under Section 4(f) of the U.S. Department of Transportation Act of 1966. Section 4(f) provides special protections for public parks, recreation areas, wildlife refuges, and historic properties that could be affected by transportation projects. TriMet has consulted with the City of Portland Parks and Recreation Bureau to develop the Project to minimize impacts to parks. The Federal Transit Administration (FTA), the federal lead agency for the Project, to support compliance with Section 4(f), is seeking public comments on potential permanent impacts on public parks and the mitigation proposed. Comments can be sent via email to: [email protected].

Duniway Park This 14-acre park has natural areas, trails, a lilac garden, a ¼-mile exercise track and synthetic turf field, and horseshoe pits. It also serves as the northern gateway to Terwilliger Parkway. The Project would permanently occupy about 3,110 square feet (0.5 percent) of the park and temporarily occupy another 25,160 square feet (4.1 percent) of the park during project construction. These areas would be needed to widen SW Barbur Boulevard to add bike, pedestrian, and transit facilities.

The Project would remove trees, plants and landscaping in the affected area. It would add retaining walls and reconfigure the driveway and parking area at the park’s eastern edge by the track. It would restore and re-landscape the disturbed areas. During construction, the work would encroach on outer lanes of the track and close the parking area, but the rest of the track and field areas would stay open for public use. For these reasons, the Project’s use of this property are minimal or de minimis1.

Lair Hill Park This neighborhood park features mature trees, lawns, a sculpture, and several buildings. The primary recreational amenities are a handball court, a tennis court and a playground. Other park features include picnic tables and paved paths. The west side of the park, nearest to the Project, has mature

1 Per Section 4(f) regulatory definition (23 CFR 774.17): a De minimis impact for parks, recreation areas, and wildlife and waterfowl refuges, a de minimis impact is one that will not adversely affect the features, attributes, or activities qualifying the property for protection under Section 4(f). For historic sites, de minimis impact means that the Administration has determined, in accordance with 36 CFR part 800, that the project will have “no adverse effect” on the historic property in question.

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trees both within the park and along the SW Barbur Boulevard right of way, where a sidewalk, retaining wall and slope lead up to a chain link fence.

The Project would affect a strip of land at the park’s western boundary, removing the existing retaining wall, chain link fence, evergreen and deciduous trees, and plants. It would rebuild part of the northwest entrance path. A widened sidewalk and a 11-foot wall would replace the existing sidewalk, 3- to 5-foot retaining wall, slope and street trees. The Project would permanently occupy an area of approximately 3,450 square feet, or 3 percent of the park. An additional 2,060 square feet would be needed during construction, for a total of 5,500 square feet, or 4.4 percent of the park. The Project’s conceptual design estimates a potential impact on up to 26 park and street trees, most involving root impacts that could be reduced through final design, although several trees would need to be removed.

In addition to meeting City permit requirements, the project would include re-landscaping, restoration, tree replacement and compensation for the use of park property. The Project would coordinate with the City’s Parks and Urban Forestry staff on the design, appearance, and construction of a wall type and finish that enhances the aesthetics of the wall and minimizes impacts to existing tree roots in order to maintain a visual buffer from adjacent arterials.

TriMet would exceed the City’s Title 11 tree code by replacing removed trees with multiple new trees, using a ratio developed by the City of Portland. Based on conceptual design estimates, the Project could replant 240 new trees for the 26 potentially removed trees. Trees would be replaced through park replantings combined with street tree replanting in low income and low canopy neighborhoods of Portland, as well as by fee-in-lieu payments towards the City of Portland’s Urban Forest program. For these reasons, the Project’s uses of this property are minimal or de minimis.

Fulton Park Fulton Park is an 8-acre park located between SW Barbur Boulevard and I-5, with a large community garden, a composting area, active recreation areas and a forested area. Its primary features are a basketball court, picnic tables, a playground and a soccer field. There are also unpaved walking paths, and mature planted trees. Some street trees also border the park but are within the SW Barbur Boulevard right-of-way. The former Fulton Park School is at the east end of the park and offers one main hall area that can be rented out for community events.

The light rail line would pass by Fulton Park in the center of SW Barbur Boulevard, which would be widened to accommodate light rail, bike lanes and improved sidewalks. A permanent acquisition of 70 square feet along the northwestern edge of the park would be needed, along with 1,035 of temporary construction area. The entrances to the park at the SW 3rd Avenue and SW 4th Avenue intersections with SW Barbur Boulevard would be improved. This work would occur outside of the park boundary, and may affect street trees and street landscaping, but would be restored at the close of construction, consistent with City of Portland permitting requirements. For these reasons, the Project’s uses of this property are minimal or de minimis.

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Burlingame Park Burlingame Park is a 4.67-acre park adjacent to I-5 and near SW Canby Street and SW 11th Avenue. The park has forested areas near I-5, grass fields, a play area, paved and unpaved paths, picnic tables, a playground, a soccer field, and a softball field.

A station access improvement option would construct a pedestrian bridge crossing of I-5 that would also cross a corner of park but would not affect its significant activities, features, and attributes. This would require a permanent easement of approximately 1,000 square feet, most of which would be aerial but with the potential for structural footings, depending on the bridge type. The bridge landing and connections to SW Canby Street and SW 11th Avenue would be within the existing street right of way, but could remove street trees buffering the park. A temporary area of approximately 2,000 square feet would be required for construction.

At the end of construction, affected areas would be restored to existing conditions or better, including tree replacement as required by the City of Portland Tree Code. For these reasons, the Project’s uses of this property are minimal or de minimis.

Terwilliger Parkway Terwilliger Parkway is a nearly 99-acre public park and greenspace along SW Terwilliger Boulevard between SW Sam Jackson Park Road and SW Capitol Highway. The mostly forested parkway is midway up Portland’s southwest hills, and features views of the City, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Hood, the Willamette River, and the wooded hills of the parkway itself. It connects several other Portland parks and greenspaces. In addition to its parkway characteristics, its primary features are the Terwilliger Trail (a continuous paved walking path), designated viewpoints (including a turnout south of SW Campus Drive), and areas with picnic tables, exercise stations, a playground, and multiple hiking trails. As one of several larger, connected natural area greenspaces in Portland’s southwest hills, the parkway has multiple areas designated for sensitive wildlife habitat.

The Project would develop an inclined elevator system for the Marquam Hill Connection, linking the proposed SW Gibbs Station to the Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Marquam Hill medical complex above SW Terwilliger Boulevard. This would impact a strip of the park’s natural hillside. Based on conceptual designs, the Project would impact 31 existing park trees and remove other plants on the hillside. Permanently, the project would occupy 19,210 square feet of the park, or 0.44 percent. During construction, the project would occupy about 30,610 square feet of the parkway, or 0.7 percent of the park.

TriMet would exceed the City’s Title 11 tree code by replacing removed trees with multiple new trees, using a ratio developed by the City of Portland. Based on initial estimates, the Project could replant 173 new trees, which would be satisfied through replantings in the park, street tree replantings in low income and low canopy neighborhoods of Portland, and through fee-in-lieu payments towards the City of Portland’s Urban Forest program.

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Other measures to be undertaken to restore and enhance the park would include:  TriMet would remove invasive understory vegetation and replant appropriate species. For temporary construction impacts, the TriMet would restore understory plantings at a 1:1 ratio of impacts. Permanent plant impacts would be restored at a 2:1 ratio. The Project would identify areas for developing Oregon White Oak habitat within this restoration area, if feasible.  In response to a request from the City, TriMet would support the City’s efforts to improve protected but overgrown views from the SW Terwilliger Boulevard viewpoint at south of the connector, including possible removal or trimming of select trees identified by PP&R.  The inclined elevator system would be designed to minimize impacts to wildlife, such as with bird-friendly cabs and structures that would accommodate wildlife passage, developed collaboratively with the City.  TriMet would contribute funding to Portland Parks for the development of a Natural Resource Management Plan for Terwilliger Parkway, Marquam Nature Park, and/or George Himes Park.  TriMet would contribute funding for recreational trail improvements such as at SW Trail #1 and/or a trail from SW Slavin Road to SW Trail #3.  TriMet would install a Terwilliger Parkway monument sign at the south end at SW 7th Ave. Due to the potential adverse effects on this property under Section 106 (see Attachment B for more information), the Project’s use of this property is anticipated to result in a greater than de minimis.

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Attachment B: Historic Properties – Adverse Effects and Potential Mitigation December 14, 2020 The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project has the potential to impact historic properties protected under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. Federal Transit Administration (FTA) as the federal lead agency, with TriMet and Metro, the local project sponsors, are recommending that the Project would result in adverse effects under Section 106 to 11 historic properties. An adverse effect means the Project may alter any of the characteristics that qualify the property for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). Below, the effects to the historic properties and proposed mitigation measures are provided for public review and comment. The Project has developed an initial set of potential measures to mitigate adverse effects, which would become part of the Section 106 Memorandum of Agreement (Attachment C). FTA will consider public comments, as well as comments from the Oregon State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) and Native American tribes, as the Project finalizes the Agreement. The Agreement will become final when it is signed by the FTA, SHPO, and TriMet. South Portland Historic District The South Portland Historic District was listed in the NRHP in 1998.The district comprises 246 contributing structures in the Lair Hill and Corbett neighborhoods. the resources are primarily single- family houses, followed by multi-family dwellings, civic buildings, and religious facilities. Seventy-nine of the structures are within the Project area. Eight residential buildings within the boundaries of the district would be removed, including six historic houses that contribute to the significance of the district (the two other buildings that would be removed are not historic and do not contribute to the district). These impacts, along with changes to the district’s setting, would result in an adverse effect to the South Portland Historic District. The removed historic buildings include:  Lawton, Phillip and Julia, House, 3425 SW 1st Avenue  Thompson, D.P., House #1, 3522-3524 SW 1st Avenue  Chehak, Seraphim John, House #4, 105 SW Curry Street  Fiebiger, Victoria, House, 3124 SW Barbur Boulevard  Tartarimi, Gaetano and Victoria, House #1, 338 SW Meade Street  Pulvermacher, R., House, 230 SW Woods Street

Portions of nine other parcels with contributing resources to the district would also be altered by the Project, including Lair Hill Park. On the western border of the district, the reconstruction of SW Barbur Boulevard to accommodate light rail and improve sidewalks and bicycle lanes would also remove existing street trees, construct retaining walls, install new street lights, develop sidewalks and stairs connecting to the district, modify/install overhead utilities and poles, construct the Gibbs Street Station for light rail and bus use, and reconstruct street intersections with SW Barbur Boulevard. However, FTA has determined that these changes will not affect the characteristics that qualify those resources for listing in the NRHP as contributing resources to the district.

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Proposed Mitigation:  TriMet would complete Oregon State Level Documentation for the six contributing structures. The documentation would be completed in accordance with SHPO’s documentation standards. The documentation would include: an architectural description, history, digital photographs, and relevant archival materials.  For those buildings within the district boundary that will be removed to facilitate, TriMet would  Offer each building at no cost to be relocated by a third party (within 120 days after notice of demolition review is submitted to the City of Portland)  Complete Oregon State Level Documentation re-evaluating the individual structures for NRHP eligibility in their new settings.  If no interested party is identified for relocation, deconstruct the building to salvage re-usable building materials, which could be retained by deconstruction contractors for re-use or donated to local non-profits who specialize in the re-use of building materials  TriMet would survey the entire district and amend the 1998 NRHP nomination form. Survey data would be collected at the intensive level and reported to SHPO using the Oregon Historic Sites Database. The amended nomination form would outline recommended changes in contributing status of individual resources in the district. TriMet would provide the amendment to SHPO and the State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation for review and comment, then would submit the amendment to the Keeper of the National Register.

Former Congregation Ahavath Achim Synagogue Building 3225 SW Barbur Boulevard

The synagogue was designed by architect John Storrs and constructed in 1966 for Congregation Ahavath Achim, Portland’s first Sephardic Congregation. The building is culturally significant as a representation of the historic settlement patterns of Jewish immigrants in Portland. In 2018, TriMet agreed to purchase the property to prevent financial hardship on the Congregation. The Ahavath Achim Congregation had been seeking to sell the property for redevelopment, and planned to relocate to a new location closer to where the congregation members reside. To accommodate light rail and a nearby station, the Project would widen SW Barbur Boulevard, affecting the synagogue building and nearby areas. The potential removal or modification of the building and the alteration of its historic setting would be an adverse effect. To learn more about the history and context of the Synagogue Site, visit the Gibbs Street Station Design page (link).

Proposed Mitigation:  TriMet would complete Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) documentation with measured drawings, narrative history, and photographs for the Congregation Ahavath Achim Synagogue. The level of the documentation (Level I, II, or III) will be determined by the National Park Service. TriMet would provide the HABS documentation to the National Park Service (Pacific West Region) for review and comment. TriMet would transmit the final HABS documentation to the National Park Service for distribution to the Library of Congress and SHPO.

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 TriMet, in consultation and collaboration with Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education, would prepare an interpretive display for installation at the lower terminal of the Marquam Hill Connection. The display would provide information about the Ahavath Achim congregation and the Jewish community of South Portland, including the displacement of the congregation’s original synagogue by the South Auditorium Urban Renewal Project.

Terwilliger Parkway This nearly 99-acre park provides a north-south connection between several Portland greenspaces along an elevated and scenic corridor that celebrates the eastern viewshed from the hills of South Portland. The park centers on SW Terwilliger Boulevard, a two-lane road with a 9-foot wide sidewalk. The park was envisioned by the famed Olmstead Brothers and built between 1910 and 1914.

The Project impacts would be due to the Marquam Hill Connector, an inclined elevator that would pass east-west up the parkway hillside to connect the Gibbs Street Station to SW Terwilliger Boulevard at SW Campus Drive. The elevator upper landing would include a new station house and plaza as well as a signalized crossing at SW Campus Drive. This would alter several historically important characteristics of the parkway, particularly the natural scenic setting of the winding boulevard drive and trail. The Project would also introduce modern transportation infrastructure, including the station house building, structures, elevator cars and lighting.

Proposed Mitigation:  TriMet would develop an interpretive display at or near the upper terminal of the Marquam Hill Connection. The display would describe the historic attributes and features of Terwilliger Parkway, would provide information on the Olmsted Brothers and their plan for Portland parks, and would provide information on the City Beautiful movement in Portland.  At another location along the parkway, to be determined in consultation with the City of Portland, which owns the park property, TriMet would develop signage recognizing the park as a historic property. The signage would be designed and placed in a manner consistent with the park’s historic character.  During the detailed design of the Marquam Hill Connector, TriMet would employ a collaborative process involving the City of Portland to review design concepts. This would be done to solicit community feedback and reduce impacts to the parkway’s historic characteristics, attributes, and features.

Jewish Shelter Home 4133 SW Corbett Avenue Originally constructed as a private residence in 1902, the Jewish Shelter Home operated as a shelter home for Jewish children from 1919 to 1937. The house was listed in the NRHP in 1984, and is a locally designated Historic Landmark. It is historically significant because of its association with the development of a Jewish immigrant community in Southwest Portland at the turn of the twentieth century, and for its association with prominent Jewish leaders. Based on current designs, the Project would widen SW Boulevard and extend sidewalks onto the

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property, potentially encroaching on the isolation hospital addition attached to the residence. The addition is part of the property’s historic significance. Retaining the isolation hospital addition would require an exception from City of Portland street design standards and a subsequent permit approval.

Proposed Mitigation:  TriMet, during final design of the Project, would seek a deviation from street design requirements from the City of Portland to avoid the removal of the isolation hospital addition. If the City of Portland permits the deviation, an adverse effect to the Jewish Shelter Home will be avoided.  If the City of Portland does not permit the deviation, and demolition of the isolation hospital structure is necessary, TriMet would restore the back side of the Jewish Shelter Home after the isolation hospital is removed according to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. TriMet would provide SHPO and other consulting parties an opportunity to review and comment on the restoration plan prior to removal of the isolation hospital.

Commercial and Residential Buildings along SW Barbur Boulevard (Multiple) Rasmussen Apartments, 4950 SW Barbur Boulevard The 1941 Rasmussen Village apartment complex retains distinctive characteristics of the Art Deco style, and is highly representative of its type and period of construction. The Project proposes to remove or modify the driveway/circulation, walls, and signs on the western edge of the property, all of which are character-defining features of the historic property.

Capitol Hill Motel, 9110 SW Barbur Boulevard The Capitol Hill Motel is historically significant because of its association with a nationwide historical trend of auto tourism that combined automobile transportation and leisure in the mid-twentieth century. The widening of SW Barbur Boulevard to accommodate light rail and reconfigured streets will require significant modifications to, or removal of, the Capitol Hill Motel.

5350 SW Pasadena St. Built in 1938, this house retains architectural elements of Tudor Revival and Minimal Traditional house styles. A new MAX station and Park & Ride facility is proposed at the intersection of SW Barbur Boulevard and SW 53rd Avenue, requiring a full acquisition and removal of this house.

11125 SW Barbur Blvd. Built in 1969, this building is historically significant as a good example of a regionally influenced iteration of Modern commercial architecture. A new MAX station and Park & Ride facility is proposed at the intersection of SW Barbur Boulevard and 53rd Avenue. The footprint of the MAX Station area overlaps with the property location, requiring a full acquisition and removal of this building.

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Proposed Mitigation:

 TriMet would complete Oregon State Level Documentation for each of these properties. The documentation would include: an architectural description, history, digital photographs, and relevant archival materials.  TriMet would compile a historic context report detailing SW Barbur Boulevard’s construction during the 1930s and its mid-twentieth-century evolution. The report would be distributed via project websites hosted by Metro and TriMet, and information would be shared in a public presentation in Portland. Specific topics to be included would be:  The impact of the road’s construction on existing buildings (such as the residence at 5350 SW Pasadena Street)  Federal aid Projects completed along the roadway (such as the SW Newbury Street Viaduct, SW Vermont Street Viaduct, and the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing)  Automobile-focused businesses and tourism (such as Capitol Hill Motel), and commercial and residential development (such as Rasmussen Village and the commercial/office building at 11125 SW Barbur Boulevard).

Historic Bridges (Multiple) SW Newbury St Viaduct and SW Vermont St Viaduct Built in 1934, the SW Newbury Street Viaduct (Bridge #01983) and SW Vermont Street Viaduct (Bridge #01983) are each historically significant for their association with broad patterns of local transportation history, and with New Deal-era programs undertaken to stimulate the economy during the Great Depression. The Project proposes to completely replace both viaducts with new bridge structures.

Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing Built in 1935 as part of an overall effort to complete Barbur Boulevard, the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing is historically significant because of its architectural details, and its association with New Deal-era federal programs that stimulated the economy. Because of the widening of Barbur Boulevard to accommodate light rail and other associated transportation facilities, the Project to completely replace this crossing.

Proposed Mitigation:  TriMet would complete Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) documentation for these structures. The documentation would include measured drawings, narrative history, and photographs. The level of the documentation (Level I, II, or III) would be determined by the National Park Service. Draft documentation would be provided to the National Park Service (Pacific West Region) for review and comment. TriMet would transmit final documentation to the National Park Service for distribution to the Library of Congress and SHPO. The bridges would not be altered or removed until SHPO either has received final HAER documentation from the National Park Service, or has received confirmation from the National Park Service that draft HAER documentation submitted for comment is complete.

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 TriMet would develop and install a display in the vicinity of the SW Newbury Street Viaduct. The display would include historical information about the design and construction of the SW Newbury Street and SW Vermont Street Viaducts.  TriMet would develop and install a display in the vicinity of the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing. The display would include historical information about the design and construction of the bridge.  TriMet would incorporate historical markers commemorating the SW Newbury Street Viaduct, the SW Vermont Street Viaduct, and the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing into the design of the structures that will replace them.

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Attachment C

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

BETWEEN THE FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION AND THE OREGON STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER

REGARDING THE SOUTHWEST CORRIDOR LIGHT RAIL PROJECT

WHEREAS, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) plans to provide funding for the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project (undertaking) to Metro and the Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District (TriMet) pursuant to the Fixed Guideway Capital Investment Grants Program (49 United States Code [U.S.C.] §5309); and

WHEREAS, the undertaking consists of development of light rail in Oregon, extending from the City of Portland in Multnomah County to the Cities of Tigard and Tualatin in Washington County, and includes improved access to the South Portland neighborhood at the Ross Island Bridge, and other access facilities in support of the light rail system; and

WHEREAS, FTA has defined the undertaking’s Area of Potential Effects (APE) as described in Attachment A; and

WHEREAS, FTA has determined that the undertaking will have an adverse effect on the following historic properties, which are eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP): Congregation Ahavath Achim Synagogue (3225 SW Barbur Boulevard), Terwilliger Parkway, the Jewish Shelter Home (4133 SW Corbett Avenue), Rasmussen Village Apartments (4936-4950 SW Barbur Boulevard), Capitol Hill Motel (9110 SW Barbur Boulevard), a commercial building at 11125 SW Barbur Boulevard, a residence at 5350 Pasadena Street, SW Newbury Street Viaduct (Bridge #01983), SW Vermont Street Viaduct (Bridge #01984), and the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing (Bridge #02010), and the South Portland Historic District; and

WHEREAS, FTA has determined that ground-disturbing work for the undertaking may adversely affect archaeological sites that may be eligible for listing in the NRHP, but are located in areas that are currently not accessible for testing and evaluation; and

WHEREAS, FTA has consulted with the Oregon State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) under SHPO Case# 16-1621 pursuant to 36 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 800, the regulations implementing Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (54 U.S.C. §306108); and

WHEREAS, FTA has consulted with the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Community of Oregon, Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon, Cowlitz Indian Tribe, and Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation regarding the effects of the undertaking on historic properties and the development of mitigation measures and stipulations; and

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regarding the effects of the undertaking on historic properties and the development of mitigation measures and stipulations; and

WHEREAS, in accordance with 36 CFR Part 800.6(a)(1), FTA notified the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) of its adverse effect determination with specified documentation on [DATE], and the ACHP has chosen not to participate in the consultation pursuant to 36 CFR Part 800.6(a)(1)(iii) on [DATE]; and

NOW, THEREFORE, FTA and SHPO agree that the undertaking shall be implemented in accordance with the following stipulations in order to take into account the effects of the undertaking on historic properties.

STIPULATIONS

FTA shall ensure that the following measures are carried out:

I) General Requirements

A) As a condition of the award of any funding, FTA shall require that TriMet carry out the requirements of this Agreement.

B) Signatories and Consulting Parties shall keep sensitive cultural resources information confidential to the extent allowed by state and federal law. Sensitive cultural resources information is defined as information about the location, character, or ownership of a historic property if it is determined that disclosure may cause a significant invasion of privacy, risk harm to a historic property, impede the use of a traditional religious site by practitioners, or contain archaeological site description or location information. Sensitive cultural resources information shall be excluded from all public documents. Unredacted documents that contain sensitive cultural resources information shall only be accessed by approved personnel or qualified archaeologists as defined by Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) 390.235(6)(b).

C) FTA shall require that all work carried out under to this Agreement shall meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Archaeology and Historic Preservation (48 Federal Register 44716) as well as existing standards and guidelines for historic preservation activities established by SHPO. All work carried out under this Agreement shall be conducted by, or under the direct supervision of, a person or persons meeting the Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards (36 CFR 61).

D) FTA shall honor the request of any interested and affected Indian Tribe for direct government- to-government consultation regarding the undertaking.

E) Definitions in 36 CFR 800.16 will be used for purposes of this Agreement.

F) Review of Mitigation Materials. FTA shall provide the signatories and consulting parties at least one opportunity lasting a minimum of thirty (30) calendar days to comment on the completeness of the mitigation materials specified in the stipulations described in Stipulations II through VII. of this document before final submission. Comments provided by the

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signatories and consulting parties shall be taken into consideration within the limits of the project as described in the stipulations.

II) Mitigation for Adverse Effects to Congregation Ahavath Achim Synagogue

Congregation Ahavath Achim Synagogue is eligible for listing in the NRHP and will be adversely affected by the construction of the Project, which will alter or remove the building and alter its setting. Mitigation measures are the following:

A) TriMet will complete Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) documentation with measured drawings, narrative history, and photographs for the Congregation Ahavath Achim Synagogue. The level of the documentation (Level I, II, or III) will be determined by the National Park Service. TriMet will provide the HABS documentation to the National Park Service (Pacific West Region) for review and comment. TriMet will transmit the final HABS documentation to the National Park Service for distribution to the Library of Congress and SHPO.

B) TriMet, in consultation and collaboration with Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education, will prepare an interpretive display for installation at the lower terminal of the Marquam Hill Connection. The display will provide information about the Ahavath Achim congregation and the Jewish community of South Portland, including the displacement of the congregation’s original synagogue by the South Auditorium Urban Renewal project.

III) Mitigation for Adverse Effects to Terwilliger Parkway

Terwilliger Parkway is eligible for listing in the NRHP and will be adversely affected by the construction of an inclined elevator and associated connections from SW Barbur Boulevard across the parkway to SW Terwilliger Boulevard. Mitigation measures are the following:

A) TriMet will develop an interpretive display at or near the upper terminal of the Marquam Hill Connection. The display will describe the historic attributes and features of Terwilliger Parkway, will provide information on the Olmsted Brothers and their plan for Portland parks, and will provide information on the City Beautiful movement in Portland. B) At another location along the parkway, to be determined in consultation with the City of Portland, which owns the park property, TriMet will develop signage recognizing the park as a historic property, and would be designed and placed in a manner consistent with the park’s historic character. C) During the detailed design of the Marquam Hill Connector, TriMet will employ a collaborative process involving the City of Portland to review design concepts. This will be done to solicit community feedback and reduce impacts to the parkway’s historic characteristics, attributes, and features.

IV) Mitigation for Adverse Effects to the Jewish Shelter Home

The Jewish Shelter Home is eligible for listing in the NRHP and will be adversely affected by demolition of the isolation hospital addition currently attached to the property. Retaining the isolation hospital addition would require a deviation from City of Portland street design

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requirements and a subsequent permit approval. Avoidance and mitigation measures are the following:

A) TriMet, during final design of the undertaking, will seek a deviation from street design requirements from the City of Portland to avoid the removal of the isolation hospital addition. If the City of Portland permits the deviation, adverse effect to the Jewish Shelter Home will be avoided.

B) If the City of Portland does not permit the deviation, and demolition of the isolation hospital structure is necessary, TriMet will restore the back side of the Jewish Shelter Home after the isolation hospital is demolished. TriMet will provide SHPO an opportunity to review and comment on the restoration plan prior to demolition of the isolation hospital.

V) Mitigation for Adverse Effects to Commercial and Residential Buildings along SW Barbur Boulevard

Rasmussen Village, Capitol Hill Motel, a commercial building at 11125 SW Barbur Boulevard, and a residence at 5350 Pasadena Street are eligible for listing in the NRHP and will be adversely affected by light rail construction. Rasmussen Village will be adversely affected by the removal of an entry sign and relocation of an existing driveway, and the other three structures will be demolished. Mitigation measures are the following:

A) TriMet will complete Oregon State Level Documentation (i.e., documentation done to Oregon SHPO Standards) for each of the following historic properties: Rasmussen Village, Capitol Hill Motel, 11125 SW Barbur Boulevard, and 5350 SW Pasadena Street. The documentation will be completed in accordance with SHPO’s documentation standards, provided in Attachment B. B) TriMet will compile a historic context detailing SW Barbur Boulevard’s construction during the 1930s and its mid-twentieth-century evolution. The historical context will be distributed via project websites hosted by Metro and TriMet, and information will be shared in a public presentation in Portland. Specific topics to be included will be: 1) The impact of the road’s construction on existing buildings (such as the residence at 5350 SW Pasadena Street) 2) Federal aid projects completed along the roadway (such as the SW Newbury Street Viaduct, SW Vermont Street Viaduct, and the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing) 3) Automobile-focused businesses and tourism (such as Capitol Hill Motel), and commercial and residential development (such as Rasmussen Village and the commercial/office building at 11125 SW Barbur Boulevard).

VI) Mitigation for Adverse Effects to Bridges

The SW Newbury Street Viaduct, SW Vermont Street Viaduct, and the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing are eligible for listing in the NRHP and will be adversely affected by light rail construction. Each bridge will be demolished. Mitigation measures are the following:

A) TriMet will complete Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) documentation for the SW Newbury Street Viaduct, the SW Vermont Street Viaduct, and the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing. The documentation will include measured drawings, narrative history, and photographs. The level of the documentation (Level I, II, or III) will be determined by the

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National Park Service. TriMet will provide draft documentation will be provided to the National Park Service (Pacific West Region) for review and comment. TriMet will transmit final documentation to the National Park Service for distribution to the Library of Congress and SHPO. The bridges shall not be altered or removed until SHPO either has received final HAER documentation from the National Park Service, or has received confirmation from the National Park Service that draft HAER documentation submitted for comment contains the materials (drawings, narrative, and photographs) required for a complete submission.

B) TriMet will develop and install a display in the vicinity of the SW Newbury Street Viaduct. The display will include historical information about the design and construction of the SW Newbury Street and SW Vermont Street Viaducts.

C) TriMet will develop and install a display in the vicinity of the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing. The display will include historical information about the design and construction of the bridge.

D) TriMet will incorporate historical markers commemorating the SW Newbury Street Viaduct, the SW Vermont Street Viaduct, and the Oregon Electric Railway Overcrossing into the design of the structures that will replace them.

VII) Mitigation for Adverse Effects to the South Portland Historic District

The South Portland Historic District (SPHD) is listed in the NRHP. Six properties that are contributing elements to the SPHD will be adversely affected. Two of these are primary contributing structures: the Lawton, Philip and Julia, House (3425 SW 1st Avenue), the Thompson, D.P., House #1 (3522- 3524 SW 1st Avenue). Four of these are secondary contributing structures: the Tartarimi, Gaetano and Victoria, House #1 (338 SW Meade Street), the Fiebiger, Victoria, House (3124 SW Barbur Boulevard), the Chehak, Seraphim John, House #4 (105 SW Curry Street), and the Pulvermacher, R., House (230 SW Woods Street). The undertaking will also result in a change in the district’s setting that will adversely affect the SPHD. Mitigation measures are the following:

A) TriMet will complete Oregon State Level Documentation for the six contributing structures: the Lawton, Philip and Julia, House (3425 SW 1st Avenue) and the Thompson, D.P., House #1 (3522-3524 SW 1st Avenue), the Tartarimi, Gaetano and Victoria, House #1 (338 SW Meade Street), the Fiebiger, Victoria, House (3124 SW Barbur Boulevard), the Chehak, Seraphim John, House #4 (105 SW Curry Street), and the Pulvermacher, R., House (230 SW Woods Street). The documentation will be completed in accordance with SHPO’s documentation standards, provided in Attachment B.

B) For those buildings that are acquired within the district boundary and will be removed to facilitate light rail construction, TriMet will offer each building at no cost to be relocated by a third party within 120 days after notice of demolition review is submitted to the City of Portland and will complete Oregon State Level Documentation re-evaluating the individual structures for NRHP eligibility in their new settings.

C) For those buildings that are acquired within the SPHD boundary, are planned for removal, and for which no interested party has been identified for relocation, TriMet will deconstruct the building to salvage re-usable building materials, which could be retained by deconstruction

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contractors for re-use or donated to local non-profits who specialize in re-use of building materials.

D) TriMet will survey the entire SPHD and amend the 1998 NRHP nomination form. The SPHD currently spans approximately 49 acres and 31 blocks in the City of Portland, and consists of 246 resources in the Lair Hill and Corbett neighborhoods. Survey data will be collected at the intensive level and reported to SHPO using the Oregon Historic Sites Database. The amendment will outline recommended changes in contributing status of individual resources in the district. TriMet will provide the amendment to SHPO and the State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation for review and comment, then will submit the amendment to the Keeper of the National Register. This will be completed within five years of the execution of this Agreement.

VIII) Avoidance of Adverse Effects to Other Historic Properties

FTA identified properties eligible for listing in the NRHP that will be affected by light rail construction, and determined that the undertaking’s effects will be minor and not adverse. These properties are listed in Attachment C, and measures to avoid adverse effects are the following:

A) TriMet will perform a condition assessment of the historic properties listed in Attachment C prior to construction to establish existing conditions.

B) TriMet will perform a condition assessment of the historic properties listed in Attachment C within six months after construction of the undertaking is complete. If any physical damage or other alteration occurs to the historic buildings as a result of the undertaking, TriMet, in consultation with SHPO, will make any necessary repairs.

C) Within six months after construction of the undertaking is completed, TriMet will restore temporary easement areas to pre-existing or better condition.

IX) Additional Archaeological Survey

Inventory and evaluation of potential archaeological resources have not been completed for all areas of the undertaking where ground disturbance may occur. Some areas of expected ground disturbance are on property where access could not be secured prior to acquisition of the property. Some areas of expected ground disturbance are beneath existing infrastructure (buildings, utilities, and other obstructions) that cannot feasibly be removed until construction. Finally, it is possible that design changes could result in the addition of areas of ground disturbance. Measures to identify and evaluate previously unrecorded archaeological sites or objects in areas that could not be investigated prior to the execution of this Agreement are as follows:

A) TriMet will conduct archaeological investigations at currently inaccessible parcels as soon as is feasible and practical after access has been secured, if they are within areas identified as High Probability Areas (HPAs), which have been developed in coordination with consulting parties. Parcels in areas outside of HPAs will not be surveyed. Archaeological investigations will use methods consistent with prior archaeological work on the undertaking.

B) FTA will determine NRHP-eligibility for any archaeological sites or objects found during additional survey, and will determine the undertaking’s effects on NRHP-eligible sites or

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objects. FTA will provide these determinations and supporting documents to SHPO, tribes, and consulting parties for review and comment as soon as feasible and practical, and before the start of construction.

X) Archaeological Work During Construction

TriMet has prepared an Archaeological Construction Monitoring Plan and Inadvertent Discovery Plan to guide archaeological monitoring of construction in areas that are either inaccessible prior to construction, or that have been identified as requiring monitoring due to other sensitivities. Final plans include the following:

A) A section on archaeological monitoring, including locations where monitoring will be conducted; procedures to be followed by the agencies, the archaeological monitor, and construction personnel; procedures for resource identification and appropriate evaluation and mitigation of archaeological discoveries; and provisions to suspend monitoring in some areas, if appropriate. Notification procedures to Tribal representatives and agencies are outlined.

B) An Inadvertent Discovery Plan, including plans and procedures for the discovery of archaeological materials and human remains. A list of contacts are included in the plan.

XI) Post-Construction Reporting on Archaeological Work

TriMet will prepare a final report on work completed to address Additional Archaeological Survey, Archaeological Monitoring and Inadvertent Discoveries. FTA will provide the report to SHPO, tribes, and consulting parties for review and comment no later than [date relative to construction]. The report will include the following, as appropriate:

A) A summary of archaeological survey work completed under Section IX. B) A summary of monitoring tasks completed under Section X. C) A summary of inadvertent discoveries under Section X. D) Appended SHPO forms for archaeological resources documented during the period addressed by this MOA, as appropriate.

XII) Collection and Curation

If archaeological resources are retrieved, FTA determines them to be significant and worthy of preservation, and SHPO agrees, any costs associated with such resource retention shall be the responsibility of TriMet. TriMet will ensure that collections are accessioned at a facility meeting the requirements of 36 CFR 79, unless otherwise indicated by state or local law.

XIII) Duration

This MOA will expire when its stipulations have been completed or by December 31, 2030, whichever is first. Prior to such time, FTA may consult with the other signatories to reconsider the terms of the MOA and amend it in accordance with Stipulation XV, below. If the project development prior to December 31, 2030 is limited to construction of an interim terminus, this agreement could be extended by mutual agreement of FTA and SHPO. An extension would allow for a project development period to accommodate the construction of remaining project elements.

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XIV) Dispute Resolution

Should any signatory to this MOA object at any time to any actions proposed or the manner in which the terms of this MOA are implemented, FTA shall consult with such party to resolve the objection. If FTA determines that such objection cannot be resolved, FTA will:

A) Forward all documentation relevant to the dispute, including FTA’s proposed resolution, to the ACHP. The ACHP shall provide FTA with its advice on the resolution of the objection within thirty (30) days of receiving adequate documentation. Prior to reaching a final decision on the dispute, FTA shall prepare a written response that takes into account any timely advice or comments regarding the dispute from the ACHP and signatories, and provide them with a copy of this written response. FTA will then proceed according to its final decision.

B) If the ACHP does not provide its advice regarding the dispute within the thirty (30) day time period, FTA may make a final decision on the dispute and proceed accordingly. Prior to reaching such a final decision, FTA shall prepare a written response that takes into account any timely comments regarding the dispute from the signatories, and provide them and the ACHP with a copy of such written response.

C) FTA will carry out all other actions subject to the terms of this MOA that are not the subject of the dispute.

XV) Amendments

This MOA may be amended when such an amendment is agreed to in writing by all signatories. The amendment will be effective on the date a copy signed by all of the signatories is filed with the ACHP.

XVI) Termination

A) If any signatory to this MOA determines that its terms will not or cannot be carried out, that party shall immediately consult with the other signatories to attempt to develop an amendment per Stipulation XV, above. If within thirty (30) days an amendment cannot be reached, any signatory may terminate the MOA upon written notification to the other signatories. Once the MOA is terminated, and prior to work continuing on the undertaking, FTA must either:

1) Execute an MOA pursuant to 36 CFR § 800.6, or

2) Request, take into account, and respond to the comments of the ACHP under 36 CFR § 800.7.

B) FTA shall notify the signatories as to the course of action it will pursue.

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SIGNATORIES:

Federal Transit Administration

______Date______Linda M. Gehrke Regional Administrator

Oregon State Historic Preservation Officer

______Date ______Christine Curran Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer

INVITED SIGNATORIES:

Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon

______Date______Doug Kelsey General Manager

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List of Attachments

Attachment A: Area of Potential Effect Attachment B: SHPO Documentation Standards Attachment C: Effects of Light Rail Construction and Ross Island Bridgehead Reconfiguration on Individual Historic Properties of the Area of Potential Effect (Buildings and Structures)

[Attachments are redacted for public review draft]

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Attachment D – See Next Page

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BASELINE TABLE OF HISTORIC RESOURCES IDENTIFIED

• Brown shading indicates that the property was documented in support of the DEIS • All recommendations of NRHP eligibility are proposed by AINW • City of Portland HRI rankings (Rank I, Rank II, Rank III, and No Rank) are reported in the “NRHP Status/Recommendations” column, as these rankings convey an evaluation of the inventoried resource’s potential for NRHP eligibility as of 1984 o Rank I and Rank II=Likely eligible for listing in the NRHP as individual resources o Rank III=Likely eligible for listing in the NRHP as a contributing resource of a historic district o No Rank =Unlikely to meet NRHP eligibility criteria Resource Name Construction Date Project ID Address & Assoc. Address Resource Type Survey # Property ID Primary Style NRHP Status Integrity Comments / Notes Photograph of Resource Location Acquisition Historic Name Primary Siding

Duniway Plaza 1967

SW_11871 2400 SW 4TH AVE Originally served as patent, Building trademark, and copyright offices PORTLAND Recommended 1 of L.R. Geisler, Oliver D. Olson, Eligible/Contributing Modern Commercial Eugene M. Eckelman, and Eugene R777501500 D. Farley. PARTIAL

Standard Brick Farley Building

SW_15042 Previously Recorded as Not 2000 SW 5TH AVE 1965 Eligible/Out of Period (2007);

PORTLAND Building Recommended 2 Eligible/Contributing for PSU Modern Period Other RLS survey (2020); R140902090 Standard Brick Recommended NO IMPACT Eligible/Contributing

SW_15043 2130-2136 SW 5TH AVE 1959 This building has no historical PORTLAND Building Recommended Not 3 associations of significance under Commercial Eligible/Non-Contributing Criteria A through D. R140902190 Concrete Block PARTIAL

Service Layer Credits: Sources: Esri, Note: Shaded historic resources were documented for the DEIS survey. Unshaded historic resources were documented for the FEIS survey. DeLorme, NAVTEQ, TomTom, Intermap,

1962 2401 SW 4TH AVE SW_3506 PORTLAND Building This building has no historical Recommended Not 4 associations of significance under R140902480 Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial Criteria A through D.

FULL Caravan Motor Hotel Concrete Block

1930 SW_16111 420 SW HOOKER ST Building This building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 5 associations of significance under Eligible/Non-Contributing Craftsman Criteria A through D. R140907680 NO IMPACT Cedar Rake Shingle

SW_7717 Original windows and siding 2903-2915 SW 4TH AVE 1908 have been replaced, and east facade porches have been PORTLAND Building Recommended Not 6 modified. Diminished Foursquare Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity limits the R140907670 Horizontal Board building’s eligibility to be listed TCE in the NRHP.

Note: Shaded historic resources were documented for the DEIS survey. Unshaded historic resources were documented for the FEIS survey. Service Layer Credits: Sources: Esri, DeLorme, NAVTEQ, TomTom, Intermap,

SW_8135 1894 Basement, siding, and window 2925 SW 4TH AVE modifications have diminished PORTLAND Recommended Not the house’s historical integrity, 7 Building Queen Anne Eligible/Non-Contributing and limit the building’s eligibility for listing in the R140907690 NO IMPACT Cedar Rake Shingle NRHP.

Envisioned as part of the Olmsted Brothers plan for Portland parks in 1903, 1914 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD Terwilliger Parkway was SW_16334 PORTLAND City of Portland HRI (1984 - constructed between 1910 Site Rank I); Previously and 1914. Completion of the Documented as Portland Aerial Tram in 2006 8 R991100300 Eligible/Significant (1985, and other modern Not Applicable 2006); Recommended developments at OHSU have PARTIAL Eligible/Significant diminished some aspects of Terwilliger Parkway the park’s integrity where the Not Applicable Southwest Corridor Light Rail project proposes the Marquam Hill Connection.

Marquam Plaza

2525 SW 3RD AVE Previously Recorded as 1965 PORTLAND Eligible/Contributing 9 (2011 - Portland Central Designed by Robert Koch and constructed in the South Building City Modern Resources RLS 2525 SW 3rd Avenue 1945-1985); Auditorium Urban Renewal PARTIAL area. Recommended International Concrete Panels Eligible/Contributing R777501700

Marquam Plaza

1888 SW_12211 2901 SW BARBUR BLVD Building This building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 10 associations of significance under Eligible/Non-Contributing Victorian Era Criteria A through D. R140906760 FULL Horizontal Board

1941 The building appears to have SW_2741 been extensively modified 3007 SW BARBUR BLVD Building during the 1960s; the gable PORTLAND Recommended Not roof was likely constructed at 11 Eligible/Non-Contributing that time. The building’s Other / Undefined R140907860 diminished integrity limits its PARTIAL eligibility for listing in the NRHP. Vertical Board

1934 SW_12715 336 SW WOODS ST Building This building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 12 associations of significance under Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional Criteria A through D. R140910550 NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

Windows are vinyl replacements; the removal of 1943 original windows appears to SW_10801 have necessitated the 3141 SW BARBUR BLVD Building installation of new window PORTLAND Recommended Not sills. Garage doors at the 13 Eligible/Non-Contributing lower level are also Georgian replacements. These changes R991100320 TCE have diminished the building’s historical integrity, and limit its Standard Brick eligibility for listing in the NRHP.

Congregation Ahavath Achim Synagogue 1965 SW_3816 3225 SW BARBUR BLVD Building City of Portland HRI (1984 - Rank III); 14 PORTLAND Recommended

Post-Modern Eligible/Contributing FULL R140910580 Stucco Abavath Achim Synagogue

There are two buildings on this tax parcel; a duplex fronting SW Barbur Boulevard and a 1940 house to the west that SW_6366 appears to have been 3305-3307 SW BARBUR BLVD Building constructed circa 1940. The PORTLAND Recommended Not duplex retains many of its 15 Eligible/Non-Contributing original characteristics; WWII Era Cottage however, the siding and R140912290 FULL windows of the house to the west have been modified. Horizontal Board Neither building has historical associations under Criteria A through D.

1939 The original siding and some SW_1481 windows have been replaced. 3319 SW BARBUR BLVD Building A modern carport/deck has PORTLAND Recommended Not been constructed at the east 16 Eligible/Non-Contributing facade. Diminished historical Minimal Traditional R140912310 integrity limits the building’s PARTIAL eligibility for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1934 SW_7355 All visible windows appear to 239 SW WHITAKER ST be vinyl replacements. Cedar Building rake siding is likely not original PORTLAND Recommended Not 17 to the house. The house has Eligible/Non-Contributing Tudor Revival no historical associations of R140912350 significance under Criteria A NO IMPACT through D. Cedar Rake Shingle

1938 SW_4873 Plan has been extensively 225-239 SW WHITAKER ST modified; enlarged from one- Building and one-half stories to two PORTLAND Recommended Not 18 sometime after 1950. Eligible/Non-Contributing Cape Cod Diminished historical integrity R140912340 limits the NRHP eligibility of PARTIAL the building. Horizontal Board

1912 SW_8708 3339 SW BARBUR BLVD Building The house has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 19 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular under Criteria A through D. R140912320 FULL Cement Fiber Siding

1936 SW_11181 All visible windows are 3405 SW BARBUR BLVD modern replacements. A Building dormer has been added to PORTLAND Recommended Not 20 the north elevation. Eligible/Non-Contributing Tudor Revival Diminished historical integrity R991100520 limits the NRHP eligibility of FULL the building. Standard Brick

1966 All original aluminum sliding Vista View Condominiums SW_851 windows have been replaced with vinyl sliding sashes. A Building remodeling project was 3425 SW Barbur Boulevard Recommended Not 21 underway at the time of PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other survey. The building has no historical associations of NO IMPACT R868620010 significance under Criteria A Vertical Board through D.

1927 SW_10566 Siding may not be original, but 4019 SW CORBETT AVE does not diminish historical Building appearance. All original PORTLAND Recommended 22 windows appear to be intact. Eligible/Contributing Tudor Revival The house is a representative R140917050 example of its type and period TCE of construction. Horizontal Board

Original windows appear to remain in place, but are obscured from view by 1907 Was recommended storm windows. SW_20066 Eligible/Contributing after 0123 SW LOWELL ST preliminary assessment for Building PORTLAND DEIS Intensive-level 23 documentation revealed Queen Anne that the building was moved R649754460 Recommended Not from its original location TCE Eligible/Non-Contributing circa 1933. Thus, it has for FEIS Shingle diminished historical integrity and is not eligible for listing in the NRHP.

1927 SW_8902 All original windows have been 0130 SW THOMAS ST replaced with vinyl sashes. A Building detached garage is situated PORTLAND Recommended Not 24 west of the house. The Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional building has no historical R140917000 associations of significance NO IMPACT under Criteria A through D. Shingle

1893 SW_1572 3935 SW CORBETT AVE Siding, window, and porch City of Portland HRI (1984 – Building modifications diminish the PORTLAND Rank III); Recommended 25 house’s historical integrity and Not Eligible/Non- limit its eligibility for listing in Queen Anne Contributing R140916700 the NRHP. NO IMPACT Cement Fiber Siding

1908 SW_16576 0102 SW ABERNETHY ST Siding and window Building modifications diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 26 house’s historical integrity and Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival limit its eligibility for listing in R140916740 the NRHP. PARTIAL Horizontal Board

1908 SW_9175 3926 SW WATER AVE Some original windows have Building been replaced with vinyl PORTLAND Recommended 27 sashes; however, the house is Eligible/Contributing Craftsman a good example of its type and R140916730 period of construction. PARTIAL Shingle

SW_8615 1924 Siding does not appear to be 3932-3934 SW WATER AVE original; aluminum storm windows obscure original PORTLAND Recommended Not 28 Building Colonial Revival wood windows. The house Eligible/Non-Contributing has no historical associations R140916710 of significance under Criteria A TCE Cedar Rake Shingle through D.

Original windows and siding SW_21603 1884 have been modified. A circa 0117 SW THOMAS ST 1930 detached garage is to west. A possible addition was PORTLAND Recommended Not 29 Building Victorian Era observed at the rear (north) Eligible/Non-Contributing elevation. These modifications R140916720 diminish the house’s historical TCE Cedar Rake Shingle integrity and limit its eligibility for listing in the NRHP.

1949 SW_15092 4004-4006 SW BARBUR BLVD All original windows replaced Building with vinyl sashes. Diminished PORTLAND Recommended Not 30 historical integrity limits the Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial building’s eligibility for listing R140917060 in the NRHP. PARTIAL Concrete Block

1926 SW_4769 Windows and siding have been 0109 SW LOWELL ST Building extensively modified, PORTLAND Recommended Not diminishing the house’s 31 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and limiting Vernacular R140917070 its eligibility for listing in the FULL NRHP. Vertical Board

1950 Modifications to the SW_17394 fenestration diminish the 3838 SW BARBUR BLVD building’s historical integrity Building Recommended Not PORTLAND and its potential to be eligible 32 Eligible/Non-Contributing for listing in the NRHP. Most

Modern Period Other windows appear to be R140915620 replacements for originals, and PARTIAL former window openings have Metal Other / Undefined been infilled and painted over.

1925 SW_21002 Original windows replaced 4000 SW VIEW POINT TER Building with aluminum and vinyl PORTLAND Recommended Not sashes. This building has no 33 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical associations of Craftsman significance under Criterion A R140916990 NO IMPACT through D. Horizontal Board

1925 SW_11363 4014 SW VIEW POINT TER Second entry door and deck Building added to west facade. This PORTLAND Recommended Not 34 building has no historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Craftsman associations of significance R140916980 under Criterion A through D. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1925 SW_7206 4024 SW VIEW POINT TER Siding and window Building modifications diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 35 house’s historical integrity and Eligible/Non-Contributing Craftsman its potential to be eligible for R140916970 listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Stucco

1899 SW_20636 3833 SW VIEW POINT TER Building Vinyl windows and siding PORTLAND Recommended Not diminish the house’s historical 36 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity and its potential to be Vernacular eligible for listing in the NRHP. R140915550 TCE Vinyl Siding

1893 SW_15622 3825 SW VIEW POINT TER Modifications to windows, Building siding, and plan diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 37 house’s historical integrity and Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular its potential to be eligible for R140915540 listing in the NRHP. TCE Cedar Rake Shingle

1960 SW_11040 3811 SW BARBUR BLVD Designed by Potter and Building Robinson Architects, this PORTLAND Recommended 38 building embodies distinctive Eligible/Contributing Northwest Regional characteristics of the R140915520 Northwest Regional style. TCE Wood Other / Undefined

1965 SW_12822 Siding and window 3606 SW BARBUR BLVD modifications detract from the Building building's historical character, PORTLAND Recommended Not 39 diminishing the building’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial historical integrity and its R140914190 potential to be eligible for FULL listing in the NRHP.. Vertical Board

1871 SW_11179 Most original windows have 3635 SW CONDOR AVE been replaced; however, the Building house is one of the oldest PORTLAND Recommended 40 identified in the project area, Eligible/Contributing Victorian Era and it embodies distinctive R140914100 characteristics of its period of NO IMPACT construction. Horizontal Board

1885 3625 SW CONDOR AVE SW_9114 PORTLAND Building Individually Listed in NRHP The building is a good 41 (1978); City of Portland representation of the Queen R140914080 Queen Anne Historic Landmark Anne style.

NO IMPACT Holt-Saylor-Liberto House Horizontal Board

1898 SW_21131 Original siding and windows 3611 SW CONDOR AVE Building have been modified, PORTLAND Recommended Not diminishing the house’s 42 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and its Colonial Revival potential to be eligible for R140914070 NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Cement Fiber Siding

1898 The house embodies SW_18317 distinctive characteristics of its 3605 SW CONDOR AVE Building period of construction. An PORTLAND Recommended associated stone wall dates to 43 Eligible/Contributing the historic period, but does Colonial Revival not contribute to the eligibility R140914060 PARTIAL of the house for listing in the NRHP under Criterion C. Horizontal Board

1908 SW_1917 022 SW LOWELL ST PORTLAND Original windows likely remain Building but are obscured by storm Recommended windows. The house 44 R669101960 Eligible/Contributing embodies distinctive Colonial Revival characteristics of its type and TCE 022 SW Lowell St. period of construction. Horizontal Board

1908 SW_19868 012 SW LOWELL ST Extensive window and door Building modifications have diminished PORTLAND Recommended Not 45 the house’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival and its potential to be eligible R669101950 for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1908 SW_14225 4126 SW VIEW POINT TER Building This building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 46 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival under Criteria A through D. R669101920 NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1962 SW_13764 4130-4144 SW VIEW POINT TER Building This building has no historical Recommended Not 47 PORTLAND associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other under Criteria A through D. NO IMPACT R669101900 Vertical Board

1906 SW_5147 All windows have been 021 SW BANCROFT ST replaced with vinyl sashes, and Building porch modifications were PORTLAND Recommended Not 48 observed. The building’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival diminished historical integrity R669101890 limits its eligibility for listing in FULL the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1890 SW_3420 Window, porch, and siding 015 SW BANCROFT ST Building modifications; second chimney PORTLAND Recommended Not added after construction. The 49 Eligible/Non-Contributing building’s diminished historical Victorian Era R669101860 integrity limits its eligibility for FULL listing in the NRHP. Cedar Rake Shingle

1894 SW_3700 4234 SW VIEW POINT TER Modifications to plan, Building cladding, and windows. The PORTLAND Recommended Not 50 building’s diminished historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Queen Anne integrity limits its eligibility for R669101870 listing in the NRHP. TCE Cedar Rake Shingle

1948 SW_22467 All original windows replaced 4400 SW CONDOR AVE with vinyl sashes; siding also Building appears to be a modern PORTLAND Recommended Not 51 replacement. The building’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch diminished historical integrity R669102560 limits its eligibility for listing in NO IMPACT the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1942 SW_4417 4341 SW VIEW POINT TER Siding and windows are Building modern. The building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 52 diminished historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing WWII Era Cottage limits its eligibility for listing in R669102430 the NRHP. PARTIAL Horizontal Board

1908 SW_18281 Modifications to the siding and 4331 SW VIEW POINT TER windows of the house diminish Building its historical appearance and PORTLAND Recommended Not 53 integrity, limiting the house’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival eligibility for listing in the R669102340 NRHP. An associated garage is PARTIAL situated east of the house. Synthetic Other / Undefined

1941 SW_18600 Siding and window 4323 SW VIEW POINT TER Building modifications diminish PORTLAND Recommended Not historical integrity and 54 Eligible/Non-Contributing appearance, limiting the Minimal Traditional house’s eligibility for listing in R669102420 NO IMPACT the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1941 SW_10180 4315 SW VIEW POINT TER Building High level of integrity. PORTLAND Recommended Distinctive mixture of Minimal 55 Eligible/Contributing Traditional and World War II- Minimal Traditional era styles. R669102410 NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1910 All original windows replaced SW_7075 with vinyl sashes; west facade 4320 SW VIEW POINT TER Building porch modifications were also PORTLAND Recommended Not observed. The building’s 56 Eligible/Non-Contributing diminished historical integrity Colonial Revival R669101700 limits its eligibility for listing in FULL the NRHP. A detached garage is situated to the house. Horizontal Board

1948 SW_128 4440 SW BARBUR BLVD Retains some original steel Building sash windows. However, this PORTLAND Recommended Not 57 building has no historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial associations of significance R669101600 under Criteria A through D. FULL Poured Concrete

1885 SW_2591 018 SW HAMILTON ST Building Embodies distinctive PORTLAND Recommended 58 characteristics of its type and Eligible/Contributing Victorian Era period of construction. R669101280 NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1885 SW_8693 Embodies distinctive 04 SW HAMILTON ST Building characteristics of its type and PORTLAND Recommended period of construction. The 59 Eligible/Contributing associated garage does not Queen Anne R669101370 contribute to the NRHP NO IMPACT eligibility of the house. Horizontal Board

1893 SW_8398 Extensive modifications to 212-214 SW HAMILTON ST Building siding, windows, plan, and PORTLAND Recommended Not roof diminish the building’s 60 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and it Vernacular potential to be eligible for R354250350 EASEMENT listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

The house has diminished 1900 historical integrity due to the SW_103 232 SW HAMILTON ST replacement of the original Building PORTLAND Recommended Not windows and siding, and the 61 Eligible/Non-Contributing original entry porch has been Victorian Era R669103220 infilled. It is not eligible for TCE listing in the NRHP due to a Shingle lack of historical integrity.

1888 Some window replacements; SW_6814 at the time of survey, work 218-220 SW HAMILTON ST Building was being done at the south PORTLAND Recommended end of the house and was 62 Eligible/Contributing covered with a tarp. Adjacent Victorian Era R669103230 garage to the west does not EASEMENT contribute to the house's NRHP Eligibility. Horizontal Board

1924 SW_17013 Semi-attached garage situated 127 SW HAMILTON ST northeast of the house Building replaced an original PORTLAND Recommended 63 outbuilding sometime after Eligible/Contributing Craftsman 1950. The house is a good R669103490 example of the Craftsman NO IMPACT style in this area of Portland. Horizontal Board

1921 SW_3733 Extensive modifications to 105 SW HAMILTON ST Building windows, an added south- PORTLAND Recommended Not facing dormer, and modern 64 Eligible/Non-Contributing porch rail diminish the house’s Colonial Revival R669103460 integrity and its potential to be TCE eligible for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1928 SW_3806 Siding is modern vinyl. Picture 4423 SW CONDOR AVE windows of the east facade Building may be historic- period PORTLAND Recommended Not 65 replacements. The building’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival diminished integrity limits its R669103450 potential to be eligible for TCE listing in the NRHP. Vinyl Siding

1927 SW_3807 Windows and siding are not 4415 SW CONDOR AVE Building original to the date of PORTLAND Recommended Not construction. The building’s 66 Eligible/Non-Contributing diminished integrity limits its Craftsman potential to be eligible for R669103440 NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Aluminum Siding

1908 SW_9626 Storm windows obscure 304 SW HAMILTON ST windows from view. Siding Building may not be original; however, PORTLAND Recommended 67 the house embodies Eligible/Contributing Colonial Revival distinctive characteristics of its R669104410 type and period of NO IMPACT construction. Shingle

1957 SW_8038 Two multi-family dwellings of 326-334 SW HAMILTON ST the same design and finish. Building Both have modern windows PORTLAND Recommended Not 68 and siding, diminishing their Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other historical integrity and R669104430 potential to be eligible for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

This building housed a market facing SW Barbur Boulevard 4100 WI/ SW BARBUR BLVD 1935 and welfare offices fronting SW_2798 PORTLAND SW Corbett Avenue. It was damaged by fire in 1946, but Building was repaired and maintains its Recommended Not 69 R669101720 original plan. Circa 1970s Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial modifications to the windows and siding were observed. PARTIAL Multnomah County Welfare Commission Offices; Grant's Diminished historical integrity Market Horizontal Board limits the eligibility of the building for listing in the NRHP.

1886 SW_5949 Modifications to siding, 4123 SW CORBETT AVE Building windows, and plan diminish PORTLAND Recommended Not the building’s historical 70 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity and limit its potential Vernacular to be eligible for listing in the R669101730 PARTIAL NRHP. . Shingle

1902 4133 SW CORBETT AVE SW_14663 PORTLAND The building is listed under Building Listed in NRHP (1984); City Criteria A and B, and is 71 of Portland HRI (1984 - recommended as being R669101750 Colonial Revival Rank II) eligible for listing under Criterion C. TCE Jewish Shelter Home Horizontal Board

1898 SW_12407 4145 SW CORBETT AVE Building City of Portland HRI (1984 – PORTLAND Recommended eligible under 72 Rank III); Recommended Criterion C. Queen Anne Eligible/Contributing R669101770 PARTIAL Horizontal Board

1898 The east facade porch was SW_11336 enclosed at an unknown date. 4205 SW CORBETT AVE Windows look like Building replacements but do not PORTLAND Recommended 73 significantly diminish the Eligible/Contributing Queen Anne house's historical appearance R669101820 or integrity. An associated PARTIAL historic-period garage is east Horizontal Board of the house.

1890 SW_17827 4215-4217 SW CORBETT AVE Windows are vinyl Building replacements but do not PORTLAND Recommended 74 significantly detract from the Eligible/Contributing Italianate building's historical R669101810 appearance or integrity. PARTIAL Horizontal Board

1912 SW_1196 4225 SW CORBETT AVE Addition constructed at Building northeast corner post- 1950 Recommended Not diminished the house’s 75 PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and its Craftsman potential to be eligible for PARTIAL R669101800 listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1906 SW_17828 4231-4237 SW CORBETT AVE Second story windows are Building modern vinyl sashes. PORTLAND Recommended 76 Original bulkheads have Eligible/Contributing Commercial been retained at the first R669101790 PARTIAL story. Horizontal Board

1892 SW_1136 This building has been heavily 4245-4247 SW CORBETT AVE modified and no longer Building reflects its historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 77 appearance. The building’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Other / Undefined diminished integrity limits its R669101780 potential to be eligible for PARTIAL listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1962 SW_1862 0110 SW BANCROFT ST A detached garage is situated Building west of the building. This PORTLAND Recommended Not 78 building has no historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other associations of significance R669101380 under Criteria A through D. FULL Vertical Board

Lou Stafford Insurance 1962

SW_19401 Originally constructed as a gas 4330 SW BARBUR BLVD Building station; in 1972 was converted PORTLAND Recommended Not for use as office space. The 79 Eligible/Non-Contributing building’s diminished integrity Modern Commercial R669101440 limits its potential to be PARTIAL eligible for listing in the NRHP.

Oversized Brick Enco Service Station

1957 SW_3920 4343 SW CORBETT AVE Windows are modern vinyl Building sashes. The building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 80 diminished integrity limits its Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other potential to be eligible for R669101490 listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Vertical Board

1889 Modifications to the house's SW_3248 plan and windows were 4407 SW CORBETT AVE Building observed. It is zoned for mixed PORTLAND Recommended Not use (residential and 81 Eligible/Non-Contributing commercial). The building’s Colonial Revival R669101510 diminished integrity limits its NO IMPACT potential to be eligible for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

The building has been heavily 1890 modified, resulting in a SW_2524 mixture of styles and eras 037 SW HAMILTON ST represented. Now used for Building commercial and residential PORTLAND Recommended Not 82 purposes. The building’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular diminished integrity limits its R669101570 potential to be eligible for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. A Horizontal Board detached garage is situated southeast of the building.

Tabernacle Seventh-Day 1963 SW_15106 Adventist Church Designed by Philip S. Balsiger, the church embodies Building distinctive characteristics of its Recommended 83 26 SW CONDOR WAY type and period of 83 Eligible/Contributing PORTLAND Modern Period Other construction, and meets the requirements of Criteria PARTIAL Consideration A. R669102700 Vertical Board

1952 SW_15801 No longer reflects its historical 4604 SW CONDOR AVE Building appearance due to modern PORTLAND Recommended Not modifications. The building’s 84 84 Eligible/Non-Contributing diminished integrity limits its Vernacular potential to be eligible for R649782930 NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Concrete Panels

1910 SW_12304 4619 SW CONDOR AVE Building Embodies distinctive PORTLAND Recommended 85 characteristics of its type and Eligible/Contributing Colonial Revival period of construction. R669103070 NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1889 Sanborn maps indicate that SW_1671 the house was expanded 4529 SW HAMILTON TER towards the west after 1950. Building Historic-period and modern PORTLAND Recommended Not 86 changes to the siding and Eligible/Non-Contributing Other / Undefined windows were observed. The R669104400 building’s diminished integrity PARTIAL limits its potential to be Shingle eligible for listing in the NRHP.

1894 Original siding and windows SW_11548 have been removed and 354 SW HAMILTON CT replaced with vinyl Building components, diminishing the PORTLAND Recommended Not 87 historical appearance and Eligible/Non-Contributing Queen Anne integrity of the house. The R669104640 house has no significant EASEMENT associations under Criteria A Vinyl Siding through D.

All original windows have been 1894 replaced with vinyl sashes. The SW_1200 north facade porch has been 364 SW HAMILTON CT infilled and adorned with Building Craftsman decorative features, PORTLAND Recommended Not 88 further diminishing the Eligible/Non-Contributing Victorian Era historical appearance and R669104630 integrity of the house. The EASEMENT house is not eligible for listing Horizontal Board in the NRHP due to its diminished historical integrity.

1962 SW_10285 4820 SW BARBUR BLVD Building Embodies distinctive PORTLAND Recommended 89 characteristics of its type and Eligible/Contributing Modern Period Other period of construction. R991150550 PARTIAL Stone Other Undefined

Three historic apartment 1941 buildings with an associated 4950 SW BARBUR BLVD historic-period garage and SW_16950 PORTLAND original signs at the SW Barbur Building Boulevard entry. Recommended 90 Three other apartment R991150270 Eligible/Contributing Art Deco buildings, possibly modern in construction, are situated east PARTIAL Rasmussen Village and do not contribute to the Stucco property’s historical significance.

1949 SW_5424 5055 SW SLAVIN RD Building This building does not have PORTLAND Recommended Not 91 historically significant associations Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular under Criteria A through D. R991150620 PARTIAL Standard Brick

1957 SW_1026 5930 SW RALSTON DR Building This building does not have PORTLAND Recommended Not 92 historically significant associations Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch under Criteria A through D. R300600010 NO IMPACT Cedar Rake Shingle

1949 SW_3069 5870 SW RALSTON DR Building Siding and window modifications PORTLAND Recommended Not diminish the house’s historical 93 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity and its potential to be Colonial Revival eligible for listing in the NRHP. R649821090 NO IMPACT Cement Fiber Siding

1950 SW_10322 5880 SW RALSTON DR Modifications to plan, siding, Building and windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 94 house’s historical integrity and Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other its potential to be eligible for R649631970 listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1937 SW_13234 Some original windows have 5910 SW RALSTON DR been replaced with vinyl Building sashes of similar configuration. PORTLAND Recommended 95 The house embodies Eligible/Contributing Tudor Revival distinctive characteristics of its R780207870 type and period of PARTIAL construction. Roman Brick

1952 SW_22611 Likely addition (circa 1970s) 6660 SW PARKHILL DR Building observed at the south PORTLAND Recommended Not elevation. This building does 96 Eligible/Non-Contributing not have historically significant Modern Period Other associations under Criteria A R646300920 NO IMPACT through D. Horizontal Board

1961 SW_668 The house has anodized 6402 SW PARKHILL DR aluminum windows that are Building not original to the date of PORTLAND Recommended Not 97 construction. This building Eligible/Non-Contributing Split Level does not have historically R646300730 significant associations under NO IMPACT Criteria A through D. Cedar Rake Shingle

1940 SW_11986 Windows appear to be 6438 SW PARKHILL DR Building modern replacements. This PORTLAND Recommended Not building does not have 98 Eligible/Non-Contributing historically significant Other / Undefined associations under Criteria A R646300820 NO IMPACT through D. Horizontal Board

1957 SW_20265 Window modifications 5933 SW RALSTON DR diminish the building’s Building historical integrity. This PORTLAND Recommended Not 99 building does not have Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch historically significant R300600250 associations under Criteria A NO IMPACT through D. Horizontal Board

1934 Overpass SW Newbury St Viaduct, Category II Bridge, ODOT Structure Constructed with federal relief Hwy 1W Historic Bridge Field Guide funds, this structure has a 100 (2013); Recommended composite design of timber Not Applicable and concrete. Bridge #01983 Eligible/Contributing NA Not Applicable

1934 Overpass SW Vermont St Viaduct, Structure Category II Bridge, ODOT Constructed with federal relief Hwy 1W Historic Bridge Field Guide funds, this structure has a 101 (2013); Recommended composite design of timber Not Applicable Bridge #01984 Eligible/Contributing and concrete. NA Not Applicable

1918 Park features a modern SW_16303 Duniway Park recreation field, but retains a Site historic-period lilac garden and Recommended two restroom buildings. It has 102 TH SW 6 AVE AND SW Eligible/Contributing a significant association with SHERIDAN ST Not Applicable the development of South PARTIAL PORTLAND Portland during the early twentieth century. Not Applicable

George Himes Park 1903 SW_16377 Park lands were donated in 1903 by Charles Ladd, Henry 6400 SW Terwilliger Site Recommended Pittock, and S.B. Lombard; was 103 Boulevard Eligible/Significant originally referred to as Fulton Not Applicable Park, and was later dedicated TCE Fulton Park; George Himes as George Himes Park in 1935. Park Not Applicable

1949 Overpass SW Barbur Blvd over Hwy Structure Reinforced concrete rigid 1W SB Recommended Not frame bridge. Not included in 104 Eligible/Non-Contributing Oregon's Historic Bridge Field Not Applicable Bridge #05195B Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1949 Overpass Harbor Drive Viaduct, Hwy 1W Reinforced concrete deck Structure girder bridge with filled NB Recommended Not 105 retaining wall. Not included in Eligible/Non-Contributing Not Applicable Oregon's Historic Bridge Field Bridge #05195A Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1964 Overpass SW 4th Ave over Hwy 61 & Structure Reinforced concrete box Conn #8 Recommended Not girder. Not included in 106 Eligible/Non-Contributing Oregon's Historic Bridge Field Not Applicable Bridge #09155 Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1959 Bridge with several different Overpass SW Slavin Rd Conn over construction methods; Hwy 1W (SW Barbur Blvd) Structure reinforced concrete deck Recommended Not girder, reinforced concrete box 107 Eligible/Non-Contributing girder, and steel deck girder. Bridge #08551; City of Not Applicable Not included in Oregon's NA Portland Bridge #139 Historic Bridge Field Guide (2013). Not Applicable

This substation was originally constructed with one 3,000 1963 kVA transformer. In 1971, the Substation original transformer was SW Curry Street at replaced with two 16,800 kVA SW Water Avenue Structure transformers to meet an Recommended Not 108 increased demand. In 1975, Eligible/Non-Contributing Portland General Electric Not Applicable the capacity was increased to Urban Substation its current 54,200 kVA. The NA substation has no known Not Applicable historical associations of significance under Criteria A

through D.

1959 Cast-in-place concrete semi- Overpass viaduct situated on the sloped S.W. Capitol Hwy. Semi- hillside of SW Capitol Highway. Structure Not included in Oregon's Viaduct-M.P. 6.62 at Sloped Recommended Not 109 Historic Bridge Field Guide Eligible/Non-Contributing Not Applicable (2013); categorized as "not City of Portland Bridge #140 historic" in PBOT's Crossing NA the Divide Bridge Inventory Not Applicable (2015).

District Listed under Criteria A and C, this district is a good collection of Victorian-era buildings 110 South Portland Historic District District Listed in NRHP (1998) associated with the settlement of South Portland by immigrant groups at the turn NA of the twentieth century.

SW_11603 322 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND 1894 R140906790 Contributing Resource, 111 Building Queen Anne South Portland Historic District (Listed in 1998) Murphy, Charles C & Anna, NO IMPACT House Horizontal Board

1914 330 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND SW_9786

Building Contributing Resource, R140906870 112 South Portland Historic

Bungalow District (Listed in 1998) Tartarimi, Gaetano & Victoria, TCE House #2 Shingle

1914 338 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND SW_13119

Building Contributing Resource, 113 South Portland Historic R140906860 Bungalow District (Listed in 1998)

FULL Tartarimi House #1 Shingle

Lair Hill Park was established Lair Hill Park in 1927. Two historic buildings are within its boundary: the 1918 Multnomah County 3037 SW 2ND AVE SW_16345 Hospital Nurses' Quarters and Recommended PORTLAND a 1921 South Portland 1918 Eligible/Significant; (Carnegie) Library. Within the 114 Contributing Resource, South Portland Historic R140906580 South Portland Historic Site District, Lair Hill Park is District PARTIAL considered to be part of the Multnomah County Hospital Nurses' Quarters, and the Nurses' Quarters; Lair Hill Park; Carnegie Library was South documented as a separate property.

3203 SW 2ND AVE 1900 SW_14596 PORTLAND Building Not Eligible/Non- The house was moved to its Contributing, South current location, and has 115 R140910570 Portland Historic District incurred several other major Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) modifications. FULL Oregon Central Railroad Company House Horizontal Board

All original windows have been replaced with vinyl, and non-compatible standing- 1910 3133 SW 2ND AVE seam metal has been placed SW_11876 PORTLAND on the roof. The east facade porch overhang, which was in Building Contributing Resource, place as late as 1950, has 116 South Portland Historic since been removed. The District (Listed in 1998); R140910440 Foursquare current porch features PARTIAL modern railings, and rests atop a street level garage. Durschmidt, Rudolph, House Horizontal Board The house lacks adequate integrity to contribute to the historic district.

1906 3125 SW 2ND AVE SW_6659 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 117 South Portland Historic R140910430 Bungalow District (Listed in 1998)

TCE King, Ann, House Horizontal Board

1912 3124 SW BARBUR BLVD SW_22760 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 118 South Portland Historic R140910420 Craftsman District (Listed in 1998)

FULL Fiebiger, Victoria, House Horizontal Board

At the time of survey in 2017, 1902 this house was in the process 230 SW WOODS ST of being remodeled. Original SW_14792 PORTLAND siding has been removed and Building Contributing Resource, replaced with synthetic lap 119 South Portland Historic boards, and original windows R140910460 have been replaced with vinyl Queen Anne District (Listed in 1998) sashes. FULL Pulvermacher, R., House These modifications diminish Synthetic Wood Siding the historical integrity of the house.

1900 The north facade window 224 SW WOODS ST SW_5049 appears to have been installed PORTLAND circa 1950; porch Not Eligible/Non- Building modifications and the Contributing, South 120 construction of a concrete R140910450 Portland Historic District block addition to the rear Vernacular (Listed in 1998) (south) elevation also appear PARTIAL King, William, House to have been completed at Cement Fiber Siding that time.

1896 3333 SW 1ST AVE Porch and window SW_21705 PORTLAND modifications detract from historical integrity. Tax Building Contributing Resource, assessor records document 121 R649882610 South Portland Historic the build date as 1896, while District (Listed in 1998) Victorian Era South Portland Historic District TCE Boyd, Narcissa and Thomas, nomination reports a build date of 1888. House #2 (Building 1 of 2) Horizontal Board

117 SW WHITAKER ST 1896 SW_2773 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 122 R649882620 South Portland Historic Queen Anne District (Listed in 1998) TCE Boyd, Narcissa and Thomas, House #2 (Building 2 of 2) Horizontal Board

1890 3311 SW 1ST AVE SW_10541 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 123 South Portland Historic R140912200 Queen Anne District (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Switzler, Dennie, House Horizontal Board

1906 3307 SW 1ST AVE SW_10223 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 124 South Portland Historic R140912190 Bungalow District (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Spageli, Fred, House #2 Horizontal Board

1906 3303 SW 1ST AVE SW_22753 PORTLAND Siding and windows have been Building Contributing Resource, modified since the house was 125 South Portland Historic last documented in 1998. It R140912180 District (Listed in 1998); Bungalow now lacks historical integrity.

NO IMPACT Spageli, Fred, House #1 Horizontal Board

1900 118 SW GIBBS ST SW_3750 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 126 South Portland Historic R140912170 Queen Anne District (Listed in 1998)

TCE Dilg, Julius and Anna, House Horizontal Board

105 SW CURRY ST 1906 SW_10519 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 127 R140912410 South Portland Historic Colonial Revival District (Listed in 1998) FULL Chehak, Seraphim John, House #4 Horizontal Board

1894 3425 SW 1ST AVE SW_11574 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 128 South Portland Historic R140912400 Italianate District (Listed in 1998)

FULL Lawton, Philip and Julia, House Horizontal Board

This house is in poor condition but retains an adequate level 3419 SW 1ST AVE 1892 of integrity to contribute to SW_3209 PORTLAND Not Eligible/Non- the historic district. Building Contributing, South The east facade porch rail is Portland Historic District not original, and the South 129 R140912380 (Listed in 1998); Portland Historic District Queen Anne Recommended nomination notes that PARTIAL Severson, R.W. and Tracy, Eligible/Contributing skylights have been added. C.W., House Horizontal Board However, original windows and siding appear to have been retained.

This 1970 park encompasses one historic- period garage Front & Curry Community 1970 and one modern shed. The SW_16350 Gardens Not Eligible/Out of Period, historic- period garage was Site South Portland Historic likely associated with a house District (Listed in 1998); 130 20 SW CURRY ST that is no longer extant. Recommended Not PORTLAND Not Applicable Eligible/Non-Contributing This small park is used as a community garden. It is not TCE as an individual resource eligible as an individual R140913880 Horizontal Board resource outside of the context of the historic district.

1880 26 SW CURRY ST SW_6759 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 131 South Portland Historic R140913950 Victorian Era District (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Thompson, D. P., House #2 Horizontal Board

1885 3504 SW 1ST AVE SW_14368 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 132 South Portland Historic R140913980 Queen Anne District (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Voos, Frederika, House Horizontal Board

1890 3510 SW 1ST AVE SW_13471 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 133 South Portland Historic R140913970 Foursquare District (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT O'Leanor, Bridget L., House Horizontal Board

1910 3516 SW 1ST AVE SW_8165 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, Siding is original; windows and 134 South Portland Historic R140913960 most ornamentation are not. Craftsman District (Listed in 1998)

PARTIAL Gervutz, S., House Horizontal Board

1884 11 SW PENNOYER ST SW_9787 PORTLAND Building Not Eligible/Non- Contributing, South 135 R140913900 Portland Historic District Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) TCE Gundoph, Ferdinand, House #1 Cedar Rake Shingle

1884 19 SW PENNOYER ST SW_22236 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 136 South Portland Historic R140913910 Queen Anne District (Listed in 1998)

TCE Gundoph, Ferdinand, House #2 Horizontal Board

1880 3522-3524 SW 1ST AVE SW_19580 PORTLAND All original windows have been Building Contributing Resource, replaced with vinyl sashes. A 137 South Portland Historic R140913940 detached garage is non- Colonial Revival District (Listed in 1998) contributing. FULL Thompson, D. P., House #1 Horizontal Board

3538 SW BARBUR BLVD 1942 Basement windows are SW_14216 PORTLAND Previously Documented as original wood three light; all Not Eligible/Out of Period, others are modern vinyl Building South Portland Historic replacements. The house has 138 R140913920 District (Listed in 1998); no historical associations of WWII Era Cottage Recommended Not significance under Criteria A Eligible/Non-Contributing through D that would qualify it FULL Schappert, Theo W. and Leora as an individual resource for listing in the NRHP as an E., House Horizontal Board individual resource.

Resource Name Project ID Construction Date Address & Assoc. Address Survey # NRHP Status Integrity Comments / Notes Photograph of Resource Location Property ID Resource Type Primary Style Acquisition Primary Siding Historic Name

1914 23 SW PENNOYER ST SW_13830 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, 139 South Portland Historic R140913930 Craftsman District (Listed in 1998)

TCE Sussman, Osias, House Horizontal Board

This road resource has been 1936 extensively modified since its Barbur completion in 1936. Few associated features were SW Barbur Boulevard Structure identified within the project Recommended Not 140 area; they include stairs at Eligible/Non-Contributing Barbur Boulevard Not Applicable SW 5th and Barbur and a retaining wall between the NA road's intersections with Not Applicable SW Terwilliger Boulevard and SW Logan Street.

1919 SW_11778 2524 SW SPRING GARDEN ST Modifications to windows and Building siding diminish the house’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 141 historical integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Craftsman potential to be eligible for R524701570 listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Vinyl Siding

1949 SW_253 8565 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to windows and Building siding diminish the building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 142 historical integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Other / Undefined potential to be eligible for R524701530 listing in the NRHP. PARTIAL Standard Brick

1959 SW_11916 Building may be vacant; 8604 SW BARBUR BLVD surrounding lot used as Building overflow parking for the PORTLAND Recommended Not 143 adjacent Original Pancake Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial House. The building has no R524701500 historical associations of FULL significance. Vertical Board

1967 SW_15898 8630 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to siding and Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 144 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular and its potential to be eligible R524701600 for listing in the NRHP. PARTIAL Horizontal Board

Budget Lodge 1945

SW_15651 Modifications to siding and 8715 SW BARBUR BLVD Building City of Portland HRI (1984 - windows; original roadside PORTLAND No Rank); Recommended sign has been replaced. The 145 Not Eligible/Non- building’s diminished integrity Minimal Traditional R524701700 Contributing limits its potential to be PARTIAL eligible for listing in the NRHP.

Vinyl Siding Frontier Motel

Apartment complex consisting of four buildings, several of 1943 which appear to have been SW_12362 2720-2722 SW SPRING constructed circa 1970s or GARDEN ST Building later. Only one building, a Recommended Not duplex, appears to have been 146 PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing constructed in 1943. The

Minimal Traditional apartment complex has no NO IMPACT R524701850 historical associations of significance that would qualify Horizontal Board it as eligible for listing in the NRHP.

1942 A detached garage is south of SW_398 the house. Some original 7147 SW 5TH AVE Building windows have been replaced PORTLAND Recommended Not with vinyl sashes. The building 147 Eligible/Non-Contributing has no historical associations Minimal Traditional R119103520 of significance that would NO IMPACT qualify it as eligible for listing in the NRHP. Cedar Rake Shingle

1941 Original windows have been SW_19273 replaced with vinyl sashes. A 7159 SW 5TH AVE Building detached garage is situated PORTLAND Recommended Not northeast. The building has no 148 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical associations of Minimal Traditional R119103610 significance that would qualify NO IMPACT it as eligible for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1930 SW_21168 7152 SW 5TH AVE Porch and window Building modifications diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 149 house’s historical integrity and Eligible/Non-Contributing Craftsman limit its eligibility for listing in R300400690 the NRHP. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1948 SW_15823 Not a distinctive example of 7159 SW 4TH AVE type, period, or method of Building construction. The building has PORTLAND Recommended Not 150 no historical associations of Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional significance that would qualify R300400800 it as eligible for listing in the NO IMPACT NRHP. Horizontal Board

1948 SW_16785 Modifications to siding and 7158 SW 4TH AVE windows; plan appears to have Building been modified after PORTLAND Recommended Not 151 construction. The house’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional diminished historical integrity R300400810 limits its potential to be NO IMPACT eligible for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1967 SW_532 940-946 SW CALDEW DR Building The building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not associations of significance 152 Eligible/Non-Contributing that would qualify it as eligible Neo-Colonial R119102990 for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1970 SW_18098 7461-7463 SW BARBUR BLVD Building The building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not associations of significance 153 Eligible/Non-Contributing that would qualify it as eligible Commercial R119103070 for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Concrete Block

1954 Goodwill Donation Center SW_9493

Building The building has no historical 7635 SW BARBUR BLVD Recommended Not associations of significance 154 PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing that would qualify it as eligible Modern Period Other for listing in the NRHP. TCE R133902830 Stucco

Store was extensively remodeled in 2013, and no longer retains historical 1951 Burlingame Fred Meyer integrity. The store's original SW_6350 neon sign at SW Barbur

Building Boulevard has been 7529-7601 SW BARBUR BLVD Recommended Not maintained, and was 155 PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing documented as a separate Commercial resource for the SW Corridor PARTIAL project. The building is R991210680 recommended to be not Concrete Block eligible for listing in the NRHP due to its lack of historical integrity.

Apartments recently 1961 Burlingame View converted to condominiums. SW_878 Condominiums There are four separate Building buildings at this location, all of Recommended Not which are similarly 156 1015 SW BERTHA BLVD PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing constructed and finished. The Undefined complex has no historical

NO IMPACT associations of significance R119480010 that would qualify it as eligible Horizontal Board for listing in the NRHP.

1960 SW_1251 324 SW NEVADA CT Modifications to cladding and Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 157 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Split Entry and its potential to be eligible R300401310 for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1967 This building has good SW_17590 historical integrity but it is not 7222 SW 4TH AVE a distinctive example of a type, Building period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not 158 construction. The building has Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular no historical associations of R300401300 significance that would qualify NO IMPACT it as eligible for listing in the Wood Sheet NRHP.

1890 SW_1252 7228 SW 4TH AVE Modifications to windows and Building siding diminish the building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 159 historical integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Victorian Era potential to be eligible for R300401290 listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Vinyl Siding

1964 SW_3964 7306 SW 4TH AVE Building The building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not associations of significance 160 Eligible/Non-Contributing that would qualify it as eligible Vernacular R300401270 for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Vinyl Siding

1890 SW_21217 7312 SW 4TH AVE Modifications to siding and Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 161 historical integrity of the Eligible/Non-Contributing Queen Anne building and its potential to be R300401260 eligible for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Cement Fiber Siding

1890 SW_12423 Modifications to windows and 7331 SW BARBUR BLVD the south facade porch Building diminish the historical integrity PORTLAND Recommended Not 162 of the house and its potential Eligible/Non-Contributing Queen Anne to be eligible for listing in the R300401250 NRHP. A detached garage is FULL situated to the east. Horizontal Board

1890 SW_20626 Modifications to plan, 7318 SW 4TH AVE Building cladding, and fenestration PORTLAND Recommended Not diminish the historical integrity 163 Eligible/Non-Contributing of the house and its potential Vernacular R300401240 to be eligible for listing in the FULL NRHP. Horizontal Board

1970 SW_3809 7341 SW BARBUR BLVD Siding and window Building modifications diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 164 historical integrity of the Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch house and its potential to be R300401520 eligible for listing in the NRHP. FULL Vertical Board

1970 SW_3810 Original windows have been 7323 SW 4TH AVE Building replaced with vinyl sashes, PORTLAND Recommended Not diminishing the historical 165 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity of the house and its Modern Period Other R300401510 potential to be eligible for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

The windows and siding of the 1922 house are modern, and a large SW_12810 dormer has been added to the 7311 SW 4TH AVE north elevation. The house’s PORTLAND Building Recommended Not diminished historical integrity 166 Vernacular Eligible/Non-Contributing limits its potential to be eligible for listing in the NRHP. R300401500 NO IMPACT A detached garage is situated Horizontal Board southeast of the house at

street level.

1941 SW_18837 7225 SW 4TH AVE Good integrity. Distinctive Building example of a Tudor- inspired PORTLAND Recommended 167 Minimal Traditional House. A Eligible/Contributing Minimal Traditional street- level garage appears to R300401480 be original. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1948 SW_9583 7207 SW 4TH AVE The east facade porch is a Building modern addition to the house, PORTLAND Recommended Not 168 which has no historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional associations of significance R300401460 under Criteria A through D. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1922 East facade porch appears to SW_1078 be of modern construction and 7204 SW 5TH AVE Building diminishes the historical PORTLAND Recommended Not appearance and integrity of 169 Eligible/Non-Contributing the house. The house has no Bungalow R300401450 historical associations of NO IMPACT significance under Criteria A through D. Stucco

1919 SW_11695 7224 SW 5TH AVE Vinyl windows and porch Building modifications diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 170 house’s historical integrity and Eligible/Non-Contributing Craftsman its potential to be eligible for R300401420 listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1900 SW_16939 Large carport addition to north 7312 SW 5TH AVE elevation; window and siding Building modifications were also PORTLAND Recommended Not 171 observed. This diminished Eligible/Non-Contributing Foursquare historical integrity limits the R300401400 house’s potential to be eligible NO IMPACT for listing in the NRHP. Cement Fiber Siding

1970 SW_7875 Original siding and windows 7320 SW 5TH AVE Building have been replaced with vinyl, PORTLAND Recommended Not diminishing the house’s 172 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and its Vernacular R300401390 potential to be eligible for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Vinyl Siding

1890 Modifications to the siding and SW_1546 windows diminish the house’s 7326 SW 5TH AVE Building historical integrity and its PORTLAND Recommended Not potential to be eligible for 173 Eligible/Non-Contributing listing in the NRHP. West- Vernacular R300401380 facing entry may represent a FULL historic-period change to the house's original plan. Vinyl Siding

1943 Most all original windows have SW_6507 been replaced with vinyl 7207 SW 5TH AVE Building sashes, diminishing the PORTLAND Recommended Not house’s historical integrity and 174 Eligible/Non-Contributing its potential to be eligible for Minimal Traditional R119103620 listing in the NRHP. A NO IMPACT detached garage is situated north of the house. Horizontal Board

1943 SW_1614 This house is not a distinctive 7227 SW 5TH AVE example of a type, period, or Building method of construction, and it PORTLAND Recommended Not 175 has no historical associations Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional of significance under Criteria A R119103490 through D. A detached garage NO IMPACT is situated north of the house. Cedar Rake Shingle

1963 SW_20889 7365-7375 SW BARBUR BLVD Building The building does not have a PORTLAND Recommended Not historical association of 176 Eligible/Non-Contributing significance under Criteria A Modern Commercial R119103430 through D. PARTIAL Concrete Block

1963 SW_13715 Good integrity. However, this 7300 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD building is not a distinctive Building example of a type, period, or PORTLAND Recommended Not 177 method of construction, nor Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial does it have a historical R119103250 association of significance PARTIAL under Criteria A through D. . Standard Brick

1963 SW_13325 1325-1341 SW CUSTER DR Building The building does not have a PORTLAND Recommended Not historical association of 178 Eligible/Non-Contributing significance under Criteria A Modern Commercial R991212060 through D. PARTIAL Concrete Panels

1964 Wells Fargo SW_6012

Building The building does not have a 7615 SW 13TH AVE Recommended Not historical association of 179 PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing significance under Criteria A Modern Commercial through D. NO IMPACT R133902920 Concrete Other / Undefined

1950 SW_21186 1400 SW CANBY ST Building was being remodeled Building at the time of survey, and does PORTLAND Recommended Not 180 not have a historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Other / Undefined association of significance R133902590 under Criteria A through D. NO IMPACT Wood Sheet

1949 SW_401 1423 SW TROY ST Building The building does not have a PORTLAND Recommended Not historical association of 181 Eligible/Non-Contributing significance under Criteria A Vernacular R133902760 through D. NO IMPACT Cedar Rake Shingle

1948 SW_13839 The building does not have a 7726 SW 17TH DR Building historical association of PORTLAND Recommended Not significance under Criteria A 182 Eligible/Non-Contributing through D. One associated Ranch R133902770 outbuilding was observed on NO IMPACT the parcel. Cedar Rake Shingle

1963 Some original windows and SW_13281 doors have been replaced. The 7802 SW 17TH DR Building building is in poor condition, PORTLAND Recommended Not but retains fair historical 183 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity. The building does Modern Period Other R133902310 not have a historical NO IMPACT association of significance under Criteria A through D. Horizontal Board

1968 SW_15736 1330 SW TROY ST Building The building does not have a PORTLAND Recommended Not historical association of 184 Eligible/Non-Contributing significance under Criteria A Modern Commercial R133902400 through D. FULL Concrete Block

1951 SW_9848 7850 SW BARBUR BLVD Building The building does not have a PORTLAND Recommended Not historical association of 185 Eligible/Non-Contributing significance under Criteria A Commercial R133902480 through D. FULL Vertical Board

1952 SW_9849 7900 SW BARBUR BLVD Building The building does not have a PORTLAND Recommended Not historical association of 186 Eligible/Non-Contributing significance under Criteria A Commercial R133902500 through D. FULL Stucco

1945 SW_1673 7830 SW 17TH DR Modifications to plan, Building cladding, and windows PORTLAND Recommended Not 187 diminish the house’s historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Tudor Revival integrity and its potential to be R133902540 eligible for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Vinyl Siding

1932 Most all original windows have SW_1269 been replaced with vinyl 1703 SW MOSS ST Building sashes, diminishing the PORTLAND Recommended Not house’s historical integrity and 188 Eligible/Non-Contributing its potential to be eligible for Vernacular R133901820 listing in the NRHP. A detached NO IMPACT garage is situated north of the house. Horizontal Board

1920 Some original windows SW_4140 replaced; converted for multi- 1718 SW MOSS ST Building family use. Not a distinctive PORTLAND Recommended Not example of a type, period, or 189 Eligible/Non-Contributing method of construction, nor Craftsman R133902000 does it have significant NO IMPACT historical associations under Criteria A through D. Horizontal Board

Most all original windows have 1926 been replaced with vinyl sashes, SW_12645 diminishing the house’s historical 1704 SW MOSS ST Building integrity and its potential to be PORTLAND Recommended Not eligible for listing in the NRHP. 190 Eligible/Non-Contributing The house has been converted for Tudor Revival R133902020 multi- family use, and has no PARTIAL historical associations of significance under Criteria A Horizontal Board through C.

1921 SW_12341 Original windows have been 7910 SW 17TH AVE Building replaced with vinyl and aluminum PORTLAND Recommended Not sashes, diminishing the house’s 191 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and its Tudor Revival R133902120 potential to be eligible for listing FULL in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

Three-part commercial building; 1952 northeast section is two stories SW_2758 and features crenellation, central 7914 SW BARBUR BLVD Building section has a false front, and PORTLAND Recommended Not southwest section has a flat roof. 192 Eligible/Non-Contributing The building appears to have Other / Undefined R133902140 been modified circa 1970s. It has FULL no historical associations of significance under Criteria A Vertical Board through D.

1941 SW_8132 All original windows have been 1430 SW MOSS ST replaced with vinyl sashes of Building various configurations, PORTLAND Recommended Not 193 diminishing the building’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular historical integrity and its R133902170 potential to be eligible for PARTIAL listing in the NRHP. Standard Brick

1908 SW_4393 7917 SW 14TH AVE Vinyl siding, vinyl windows, Building and porch modifications PORTLAND Recommended Not 194 diminish the house’s historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular integrity and its potential to be R133902210 eligible for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Vinyl Siding

1926 SW_8363 All original windows have been 7904 SW 14TH AVE Building replaced with vinyl sashes, PORTLAND Recommended Not diminishing the house’s 195 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and its Tudor Revival R133902220 potential to be eligible for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Cedar Rake Shingle

1915 SW_4000 Modifications to windows and 1513 SW EVANS ST Building siding, in addition to possible PORTLAND Recommended Not porch modifications diminish 196 Eligible/Non-Contributing the house’s historical integrity Vernacular R133902260 and its potential to be eligible NO IMPACT for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1942 Several homes and one duplex SW_1175 that represent a mixture of 7934 SW BARBUR BLVD historic and modern Building construction episodes. PORTLAND Recommended Not 197 Currently used as rental Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional housing. The complex has no R133902270 historical associations of PARTIAL significance under Criteria A Vinyl Siding through D.

1937 SW_13968 7958 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to plan, Building windows, and siding diminish PORTLAND Recommended Not 198 the building’s historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial integrity and its potential to be R133902300 eligible for listing in the NRHP. FULL Horizontal Board

1928 SW_18515 Not a distinctive example of a 1727 SW EVANS ST Building type, period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not construction, nor does the 199 Eligible/Non-Contributing house have significant Craftsman R133902050 historical associations under PARTIAL Criteria A through D. Cement Fiber Siding

1928 SW_18304 1739 SW EVANS ST The building does not have Building significant historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 200 associations under Criteria A Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional through D. A detached garage R133902060 is situated east of the house. PARTIAL Aluminum

1922 One aluminum window was SW_5397 observed in the upper half 1801 SW EVANS ST story of the east elevation; Building otherwise, the house retains PORTLAND Recommended 201 its historical appearance. Eligible/Contributing Craftsman Within its local context the R133902080 house is a good example of its TCE type and period of Horizontal Board construction.

1940 SW_5279 Not a distinctive example of a 1825 SW EVANS ST Building type, period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not construction, nor does the 202 Eligible/Non-Contributing house have significant Minimal Traditional R133902090 historical associations under NO IMPACT Criteria A through D. Horizontal Board

Siding appears to be a modern 1926 replacement; bargeboard also SW_17608 looks modern. This house has 1824 SW EVANS ST Building fair historical integrity, but it is PORTLAND Recommended Not not a distinctive example of its 203 Eligible/Non-Contributing type, period, or method of Craftsman R133904040 construction, nor does the PARTIAL house have significant historical associations under Horizontal Board Criteria A through D.

1951 SW_9040 Fenestration has been 8005 SW BARBUR BLVD modified. The building has no Building historical associations of PORTLAND Recommended Not 204 significance under Criteria A Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular through D. A modern shed R133904010 was also observed on this land FULL parcel. Shingle

1928 SW_2987 1624 SW EVANS ST Modifications to plan and Building siding diminish the house’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 205 historical integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival potential to be eligible for R133903850 listing in the NRHP. TCE Vertical Board

1970

SW_2988 Not distinctive of a type, 1641 SW MULTNOMAH BLVD Building period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not construction, nor does the 206 Modern Period Eligible/Non-Contributing building have significant historical associations under R133903890 TCE Criteria A through D. Other Metal Other / Undefined

1955 Fenestration has been SW_21431 modified. Was likely 8029 SW 17TH AVE Building constructed in association with PORTLAND Recommended Not building to immediate south 207 Eligible/Non-Contributing (8037 SW 17th Avenue). The Utilitarian R133904190 building has no significant PARTIAL historical associations under Criteria A through D. Concrete Block

1955 Modifications to fenestration. SW_21432 Was likely constructed in 8037 SW 17TH AVE Building association with adjacent PORTLAND Recommended Not building to north (8029 SW 208 Eligible/Non-Contributing 17th Avenue). The building Commercial R133904200 has no historical associations PARTIAL of significance under Criteria A through D. Concrete Block

Golden Touch Family 1970 SW_6672 Restaurant Not a distinctive example of a Building type, period, or method of Recommended Not construction, nor does the 209 8124 SW BARBUR BLVD Eligible/Non-Contributing building have significant PORTLAND Modern Commercial historical associations under PARTIAL Criteria A through D. R133904340 Stucco

1968 SW_56 All original windows have been 1725 SW MULTNOMAH BLVD replaced with vinyl sliding Building sashes; stairs and balcony are PORTLAND Recommended Not 210 modern. The building’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular diminished historical integrity R133904210 limits its potential to be NO IMPACT eligible for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1959 SW_5352 Large addition to north 8201-8205 SW BARBUR BLVD elevation that extends onto a Building neighboring tax parcel PORTLAND Recommended Not 211 (R330154). The building has Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial no historical associations of R991210910 significance under Criteria A PARTIAL through D. Brick Other / Undefined

"Edwards 1953" imprint was 1951 observed on the second story SW_20293 at the southeast corner of the 8200-8224 SW BARBUR BLVD building. A secondary building Building constructed of concrete block PORTLAND Recommended Not 212 is located to the west; it is Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial currently operated as a small R991210340 restaurant. The building has FULL no historical associations of Poured Concrete significance under Criteria A through D.

1951 SW_7405 8283 SW BARBUR BLVD Building The building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 213 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial under Criteria A through D. R991211080 FULL Vertical Board

Resource Name Construction Date Project ID Address & Assoc. Address Resource Type Survey # Property ID Primary Style NRHP Status Integrity Comments / Notes Photograph of Resource Location Acquisition Historic Name Primary Siding The north portion of the house appears to have been constructed as an addition, 1926 circa 1940. At least one SW_22202 outbuilding is situated west of 8321 SW 20TH AVE the house but was not visible Building at the time of survey; modern PORTLAND Recommended Not 214 temporary shelters are Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival situated along the driveway R012801600 north and west of the house. NO IMPACT Integrity of setting has been Horizontal Board diminished. The building has no historical associations of significance under Criteria A through D.

1947 SW_162 Abstract column motifs frame 8300 SW BARBUR BLVD windows and doors; most Building original windows have been PORTLAND Recommended Not 215 replaced. The building has no Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial significant historical R012801630 associations under Criteria A FULL through D. Poured Concrete

SW_165 1939 8350 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to fenestration diminish the building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 216 Building historical integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to be eligible for R012801280 listing in the NRHP. FULL Commercial Stucco

1952 SW_3748 Not a distinctive example of a 8315 SW BARBUR BLVD Building type, period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not construction, nor does it have 217 Eligible/Non-Contributing significant historical Modern Commercial R012801460 associations under Criteria A FULL through D. Vertical Board

1935 SW_15317 Modifications to fenestration 8343 SW BARBUR BLVD and cladding diminish the Building building’s historical integrity PORTLAND Recommended Not 218 and its potential to be eligible Eligible/Non-Contributing Other/Undefined for listing in the NRHP. The R012801320 building is constructed of FULL poured concrete. Vertical Board

1947 SW_13970 Building appears to have been 8424 SW 22ND AVE expanded and remodeled circa Building 1965. It has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 219 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular that would qualify it as eligible R012801430 for listing in the NRHP under NO IMPACT Criteria A through D. Vertical Board

1949 SW_22979 8430 SW 22ND AVE Modifications to plan, siding, Building and fenestration diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 220 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial and its potential to be eligible R012801440 for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Roman Brick

1951 8414 SW BARBUR BLVD SW_9672 PORTLAND Modifications to windows and City of Portland HRI (1984 - Building siding diminish the building’s No Rank); Recommended 221 historical integrity and its R012801010 Not Eligible/Non- potential to be eligible for Modern Commercial Contributing listing in the NRHP. FULL Multnomah Bank Vertical Board

1922 Appears to be a former SW_18270 residence that was later 8405 SW 22ND AVE expanded and modified for Building commercial use. It has no PORTLAND Recommended Not 222 historical associations of Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular significance that would qualify R012801080 it as eligible for listing in the FULL NRHP under Criteria A through Vertical Board D.

1950 SW_4268 8309 SW 22ND AVE Modifications to plan, Building cladding, and windows PORTLAND Recommended Not 223 diminish the building’s Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular integrity and its potential to be R012801120 eligible for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Vinyl Siding

1945 SW_4828 8449 SW BARBUR BLVD Building Modifications to the plan and PORTLAND Recommended Not siding diminish the building’s 224 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity and its potential to be Vernacular R012801200 eligible for listing in the NRHP FULL Vertical Board

1967 2222 SW SPRING GARDEN ST SW_20960 PORTLAND Vinyl windows diminish Building historical appearance and Recommended Not integrity. The building has no 225 R012800390 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical associations of Modern Period Other significance under Criteria A PARTIAL through D. Spring Garden Apartments Concrete Panels

1935 SW_12821 8521 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to siding and Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 226 building’s integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial potential to be eligible for R012800530 listing in the NRHP FULL Horizontal Board

1941 SW_4507 8525 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to plan, Building windows, and siding diminish PORTLAND Recommended Not 227 the building’s integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Other / Undefined potential to be eligible for R012800630 listing in the NRHP PARTIAL Vertical Board

An addition was observed on Original Pancake House 1942 the north elevation and SW_15228 8601 SW 24TH AVE several original windows have PORTLAND Building been replaced. Recommended 228 However, this building is Eligible/Contributing associated with a significant R799501000 Tudor Revival local restaurant, the Original PARTIAL Pancake House, which has Pancake House Horizontal Board operated from this location since 1953.

Circa 1930 Large addition to the rear SW_6674 (east) elevation is not visible 7114 SW BRIER PL from public right of way. Building Some original windows have PORTLAND Recommended 229 been replaced with vinyl Eligible/Contributing Tudor Revival sashes; however, the house R178200490 retains distinctive NO IMPACT characteristics of its type and Stucco period of construction.

1924 Garage and sunroom addition SW_8327 at north elevation; siding does 7100 SW BRIER PL not appear to be original to Building construction, and some PORTLAND Recommended Not 230 original windows have been Eligible/Non-Contributing Craftsman replaced. The house’s R178200640 diminished integrity limits its NO IMPACT potential to be eligible for Horizontal Board listing in the NRHP.

1968 SW_16973 7032 SW BRIER PL Building The building has no PORTLAND Recommended Not associations of historical 231 Eligible/Non-Contributing significance under Criteria A Vernacular R780206650 through D. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1890 SW_21826 7010 SW BRIER PL Modifications to plan, Building windows, and siding diminish PORTLAND Recommended Not 232 the building’s integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular potential to be eligible for R780206660 listing in the NRHP. TCE Shingle

1964 SW_14513 7006 SW BRIER PL Building The building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 233 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch under Criteria A through D. R780206670 TCE Stucco

1949 SW_3940 6930 SW BRIER PL Garage door opening now Building enclosed with concrete block. PORTLAND Recommended Not 234 The building has no historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch associations of significance R780206450 under Criteria A through D. PARTIAL Concrete Block

1912 SW_1081 6834 SW 2ND AVE Modifications to the plan, Building siding, and windows diminish PORTLAND Recommended Not 235 the building’s integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular potential to be eligible for R780207050 listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Cedar Rake Shingle

1950 SW_8049 Modifications to siding and 6920 SW 2ND AVE Building windows; roof likely modified PORTLAND Recommended Not circa 1970s. The building’s 236 Eligible/Non-Contributing diminished historical integrity Vernacular R780207020 limits its potential to be NO IMPACT eligible for listing in the NRHP. Vertical Board

1970 SW_18826 6924 SW 2ND AVE Building The building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 237 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other under Criteria A through D. R780207000 EASEMENT Shingle

1957 SW_1503 6926 SW 2ND AVE Building The building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 238 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch under Criteria A through D. R780206980 EASEMENT Horizontal Board

1957 SW_11585 7000 SW 2ND AVE Some original wood windows Building have been replaced. The PORTLAND Recommended Not 239 building has no historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other associations of significance R780206940 under Criteria A through D. PARTIAL Cedar Rake Shingle

1955 SW_12450 7030 SW 2ND AVE Window and siding Building modifications diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 240 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch and its potential to be eligible R780206900 for listing in the NRHP. PARTIAL Vertical Board

1964 SW_4838 7040 SW 2ND AVE Building The building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 241 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch under Criteria A through D. R780206870 FULL Vinyl Siding

1941 SW_12802 110 SW NEVADA ST Vinyl windows have replaced Building original wood windows. The PORTLAND Recommended Not 242 building has no historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Cape Cod associations of significance R300401000 under Criteria A through D. FULL Horizontal Board

1941 SW_10259 7116 SW 2ND AVE The building has no historical Building associations of significance PORTLAND Recommended Not 243 under Criteria A through D. Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional There is a detached garage R300400990 west of house. FULL Horizontal Board

1941 SW_20902 7134 SW 2ND AVE The building has no historical Building associations of significance PORTLAND Recommended Not 244 under Criteria A through D. A Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional detached garage is west of the R300400970 house. FULL Horizontal Board

1957 SW_9110 7145 SW 2ND AVE Building The building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 245 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch under Criteria A through D. R300401190 NO IMPACT Cedar Rake Shingle

1953 SW_10314 7037 SW 2ND AVE Building Some possible window PORTLAND Recommended replacements. House is a good 246 Eligible/Contributing example of mid- century ranch Ranch R780207770 in this immediate area. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1926 SW_12156 7115 SW BRIER PL Building PORTLAND Recommended Rolled eaves, original 247 Eligible/Contributing windows, street level garage. English Cottage R178200010 NO IMPACT Stucco

1916 SW_2672 7225 SW 1ST AVE Modifications to siding and Building fenestration diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 248 house’s historical integrity and Eligible/Non-Contributing Craftsman its potential to be eligible for R178202100 listing in the NRHP. FULL Horizontal Board

1948 PDX Church SW_2673 Modifications to siding and Building south facade entry diminish 125 SW MILES ST Recommended Not 249 the building’s historical PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular integrity and its potential to be eligible for listing in the NRHP. PARTIAL R300401530 Horizontal Board

1924 SW_17208 7208 SW 2ND AVE Modifications to siding, plan, Building and fenestration diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 250 house’s historical integrity and Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular its potential to be eligible for R300400930 listing in the NRHP. FULL Cedar Rake Shingle

1954 SW_4462 7207 SW 2ND AVE This building has no historical Building associations of significance to PORTLAND Recommended Not 251 qualify it as eligible for listing Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular in the NRHP under Criteria A R300401200 through D. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1940 SW_8205 This building has no historical 7231 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND Building associations of significance to Recommended Not 252 qualify it as eligible for listing Eligible/ Non-Contributing R300401220 Minimal Traditional in the NRHP under Criteria A through D. EASEMENT Vinyl Siding

1910 Historic-period modifications SW_8725 to windows and siding diminish the historical integrity 7235 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND Building of the house. This building has Recommended Not 253 no historical associations of Eligible/Non-Contributing R300401230 Craftsman significance that would qualify it as eligible for listing in the FULL NRHP under Criteria A through Cedar Rake Shingle D.

1925 SW_22623 Modifications to plan and 7316 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND Building windows; siding may not be Recommended Not original. The house’s 254 Eligible/Non-Contributing diminished historical integrity R300401050 Craftsman limits its eligibility for listing in FULL the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1908 SW_17791 Modifications to siding and 7224 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND Building windows diminish the house’s Recommended Not 255 historical integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing R300401030 Vernacular potential to be eligible for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1941 SW_8726 This building has no historical 7206 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND Building associations of significance Recommended Not 256 that would qualify it as eligible Eligible/Non-Contributing R300401090 WWII Era Cottage for listing in the NRHP under Criteria A through D. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1967 SW_2454 Modifications to cladding and 7239 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND Building windows; plan likely modified Recommended Not as well. The house’s 257 Eligible/Non-Contributing diminished historical integrity R300401340 Vernacular limits its eligibility for listing in NO IMPACT the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1952 SW_14657 This building has no historical 7305 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND Building associations of significance Recommended Not 258 that would qualify it as eligible Eligible/Non-Contributing R300401350 Minimal Traditional for listing in the NRHP under Criteria A through D. FULL Cedar Rake Shingle

1950 SW_6267 Siding and window modifications diminish the 7311 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND Building house’s historical integrity and Recommended Not 259 its potential to be eligible for Eligible/Non-Contributing R300401360 Minimal Traditional listing in the NRHP. A detached garage is situated northwest of FULL the house. Horizontal Board

1920 SW_15569 7321 SW BARBUR BLVD Extensive modifications to Building plan, cladding, and windows PORTLAND Recommended Not 260 diminish the house’s historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular integrity and its potential to be R300401370 eligible for listing in the NRHP. FULL Shingle

1890 SW_2011 Modifications to fenestration and roof diminish the house’s 7420 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND Building historical integrity and its Recommended Not 261 potential to be eligible for Eligible/Non-Contributing R300402360 Queen Anne listing in the NRHP. The house has no known historical NO IMPACT associations of significance. Horizontal Board

1969 Barbur Place Apartments SW_15372 Not a distinctive example of a

Building type, period, or method of 8924-8934 SW 30TH AVE Recommended Not construction, and has no 262 PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing historical associations of Modern Period Other significance under Criteria A NO IMPACT through D. R524703620 Horizontal Board

1924 Setting is diminished, windows SW_19238 have been replaced. A perimeter fence prevented the 9104 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND Building collection of clear Recommended Not 263 photographs. The building has Eligible/Non-Contributing R013901660 Craftsman diminished integrity and no known historical associations PARTIAL of significance under Criteria A Horizontal Board through D.

1923 The siding and windows have SW_10786 been modified, and the house 8946 SW BARBUR BLVD is now used as a commercial Building office space. The building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 264 diminished historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Craftsman limits its potential to be R013901520 eligible for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT A detached garage is situated Vertical Board to the southwest.

1951 SW_8978 Extensive modifications to 8948-8952 SW BARBUR BLVD Building siding and fenestration PORTLAND Recommended Not diminish the building’s 265 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and its Commercial R524703960 potential to be eligible for FULL listing in the NRHP. Vinyl Siding

1967 SW_11385 Aladdin Hotel Modifications to siding and windows, and a possible Building addition at west end of the Recommended Not 266 8915 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND building diminish the Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial building’s historical integrity and its potential to be eligible NO IMPACT R539000550 for listing in the NRHP. Synthetic Wood Siding

1957 SW_1180 9045 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to siding and Building fenestration diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 267 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial and its potential to be eligible R539000580 for listing in the NRHP. PARTIAL Stucco

1963 Primrose Apartments SW_2813 Modifications to siding and Building windows diminish the 3137-3139 SW PRIMROSE ST Recommended Not 268 building’s historical integrity PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other and its potential to be eligible for listing in the NRHP. PARTIAL R383800020 Horizontal Board

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and Little Lambs 1959 These two buildings have the Preschool SW_7068 same address but are situated on two separate land parcels. Building Both parcels are included in 3405 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND Recommended 269 the resource boundary. The Eligible/Contributing Modern Period Other property is a good example or R892300840 the work of architect Kurt P. TCE Schuette of Church, Newberry, Vertical Board Roehr and Schuette. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

1970 SW_3783 9155 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to plan and Building siding diminish the building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 270 historical integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival potential to be eligible for R892300720 listing in the NRHP. PARTIAL Aluminum

This motel is a good example 1940 of roadside architecture along 9110 SW BARBUR BLVD SW_15652 SW Barbur Boulevard. Most all PORTLAND original windows have been Previously Recorded as Building replaced with vinyl sashes, Eligible/Contributing 271 original doors have been R991290810 (1998); Recommended replaced, and vinyl siding has Minimal Traditional Eligible/Contributing replaced wood lap siding. Two FULL Capitol Hill Motel neon signs advertise the Standard Brick property on SW Barbur Boulevard.

1955 SW_11099 9050 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to windows and Building cladding diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 272 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial and its potential to be eligible R991290710 for listing in the NRHP. FULL Stucco

1970 Crestwood Terrace SW_5170 This building has no historical Building associations of significance 3410-3440 SW ALICE ST Recommended Not 273 that would qualify it as eligible PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing Other / Undefined for listing in the NRHP under Criteria A through D. PARTIAL R892301420 Stucco

1949 SW_2373 Modifications to windows and 9386 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND Building attached garage diminish the Recommended Not 274 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing R892301330 Ranch and its potential to be eligible for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Roman Brick

1946 SW_20041 9400 SW BARBUR BLVD Modifications to cladding and Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 275 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial and its potential to be eligible R892301230 for listing in the NRHP. FULL Roman Brick

1957 SW_15155 Upper story appears to have 9442 SW BARBUR BLVD been modified circa 1975. The Building building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 276 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial that would qualify it as eligible R991291020 for listing in the NRHP under FULL Criteria A through D. Standard Brick

1940 Good integrity but not a SW_16472 distinctive example of a type, 9748 SW BARBUR BLVD period, or method of Building construction. The building has PORTLAND Recommended Not 277 no historical associations of Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional significance that would qualify R894213520 it as eligible for listing in the NO IMPACT NRHP under Criteria A through Horizontal Board D.

The circa 1940 service station Circa 1940 Master Wrench is a good example of its type SW_6950 and period of construction,

Building and is representative of mid- 9803 SW BARBUR BLVD Recommended century roadside architecture 278 PORTLAND Eligible/Contributing of SW Barbur Boulevard. The Commercial other three buildings on this PARTIAL parcel do not contribute to the R894213460 eligibility of the service Metal Sheet station.

1941 SW_1183 Modifications to the 9513-9521 SW BARBUR BLVD fenestration diminish the Building building’s historical integrity PORTLAND Recommended Not 279 and its potential to meet Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional minimum eligibility R991292230 qualifications for listing in the FULL NRHP. Cedar Rake Shingle

1940 SW_12301 This building has no historical 9656 SW BARBUR BLVD Building associations of significance PORTLAND Recommended Not under Criteria A through D. 280 Eligible/Non-Contributing Modifications to the Vernacular R991290170 fenestration diminish the FULL building’s historical integrity. Horizontal Board

1926 SW_9487 Modifications to plan and 3540 SW BAIRD ST PORTLAND Building siding diminish the house’s Recommended Not 281 historical integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing R233400030 Colonial Revival potential to be eligible for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Vinyl Siding

1936 SW_12102 Building appears to have been 9845 SW BARBUR BLVD modified during the modern Building era to have a Mediterranean PORTLAND Recommended Not 282 Revival appearance. This Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial building has no historical R406400270 associations of significance PARTIAL under Criteria A through D. Stucco

1961 SW_12103 9875 SW BARBUR BLVD Building This building has no historical PORTLAND Recommended Not 283 associations of significance Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial under Criteria A through D. R406400300 PARTIAL Stucco

1947 SW_19628 Modifications to windows and 9889 SW BARBUR BLVD Building siding diminish the building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not historical integrity and its 284 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum Commercial R406400070 qualifications for listing in the PARTIAL NRHP. Vertical Board

1961 SW_1521 Modifications to siding and 4647 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND Building windows diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 285 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R991300550 Split Level minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Vertical Board

1969 SW_14124 All original windows replaced 4633 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND Building with vinyl sliding sashes. This Recommended Not 286 building has no historical Eligible/Non-Contributing R991302050 Other / Undefined associations of significance under Criteria A through D. EASEMENT Horizontal Board

1947 SW_22568 Modifications to windows, 10629 SW BARBUR BLVD Building siding, and roof diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 287 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Vernacular R991300380 minimum qualifications for PARTIAL listing in the NRHP. Standard Brick

1955 SW_12477 10626-10630 SW BARBUR Modern siding and windows BLVD Building diminish the building’s Recommended Not historical integrity and its 288 PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum Utilitarian qualifications for listing in the EASEMENT R991300650 NRHP. Metal Other / Undefined

Happy Fortune Building may have significant 1950 associations with mid-century SW_3227 10420 SW BARBUR BLVD commercial development PORTLAND Building along SW Barbur Boulevard, Recommended Not but modifications to its plan, 289 Eligible/Non-Contributing fenestration, and siding R991300810 Commercial diminish its historical NO IMPACT appearance and integrity. Boulevard Coffee Shop Standard Brick The original Boulevard Coffee Restaurant Shop sign is no longer extant.

Edwin Markham Elementary School 1951 SW_18254 Previously Recorded as Eligible/Significant (2009 - Designed by Richard 10531 SW CAPITOL HWY Building Portland Public Schools Sundeleaf, this building is 290 PORTLAND Historic Building eligible for listing in the NRHP Assessment); Neo-Colonial under Criteria A and C R991300200 Recommended EASEMENT Eligible/Significant Standard Brick Markham School

1949 SW_20458 Modifications to siding and 11261 SW CAPITOL HWY Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 291 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Vernacular R894607780 minimum qualifications for TCE listing in the NRHP. Cedar Rake Shingle

1944 Modifications to plan and SW_9715 cladding diminish the 11224 SW 53RD AVE Building building’s historical integrity PORTLAND Recommended Not and its potential to meet 292 Eligible/Non-Contributing minimum qualifications for Minimal Traditional R894607760 listing in the NRHP. A detached TCE garage is situated northeast of the house. Cedar Rake Shingle

1948 SW_12705 Modifications to plan, 11204 SW 53RD AVE Building cladding, and siding diminish PORTLAND Recommended Not the building’s historical 293 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity and its potential to Minimal Traditional R894607750 meet minimum qualifications TCE for listing in the NRHP Shingle

1935 SW_17414 Modifications to windows; not 11138 SW 53RD AVE a distinctive example of a type, Building period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not 294 construction. This building has Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional no historical associations of R894607210 significance under Criteria A TCE through D. Horizontal Board

1961 SW_16222 Not a distinctive example of a 11106 SW 53RD AVE Building type, period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not construction; this house has 295 Eligible/Non-Contributing no historical associations of Ranch R894607190 significance under Criterion A TCE through D. Horizontal Board

1954 SW_17516 Modifications to siding and 5203-5227 SW POMONA ST Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 296 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Minimal Traditional R894604160 minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1947 SW_12618 Modifications to fenestration 10813 SW BARBUR BLVD Building and setting diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 297 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Tudor Revival R894603430 minimum qualifications for FULL listing in the NRHP. Stucco

1956 SW_16582 Window modifications; not a 10803 SW BARBUR BLVD distinctive example of a type, Building period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not 298 construction. This building has Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial no historical associations of R894600290 significance under Criteria A FULL through D. Concrete Block

1940 Modifications to siding and SW_2756 windows diminish the 10931 SW 53RD AVE Building building’s historical integrity PORTLAND Recommended Not and its potential to meet 299 Eligible/Non-Contributing minimum qualifications for Cape Cod R894603710 listing in the NRHP. The FULL attached garage has been converted and enclosed. Vertical Board

1938 SW_9014 The house is a good example 5350 SW PASADENA ST Building of the Tudor Revival style for PORTLAND Recommended this area. 300 Eligible/Contributing Associated outbuildings do not Tudor Revival R894603870 contribute to the house's FULL NRHP eligibility. Horizontal Board

1949 This complex consists of two SW_20756 buildings; the eastern building 11051 SW BARBUR BLVD provides commercial and Building residential space while the PORTLAND Recommended Not 301 building to the west is used for Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial multi- family housing. The R894603900 complex has no historical FULL associations of significance Concrete Block under Criteria A through D.

1969 SW_9015 11125 SW BARBUR BLVD This building is a good example Building of its type and period of PORTLAND Recommended 302 construction, and is eligible for Eligible/Contributing Modern Period Other listing in the NRHP under R894607370 Criterion C. FULL Horizontal Board

1945 SW_14012 Modifications to plan, 11100 SW BARBUR BLVD cladding, and windows Building diminish the building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not 303 historical integrity and its Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional potential to meet minimum R894607450 qualifications for listing in the PARTIAL NRHP. Horizontal Board

House retains good integrity; 1942 however, modifications to the SW_19695 windows and setting were 5308 SW POMONA ST Building observed. In addition, the PORTLAND Recommended Not house is not a distinctive 304 Eligible/Non-Contributing example of a type, period, or WWII Era Cottage R894607460 method of construction, nor TCE does it have historical associations of significance Horizontal Board under Criteria A through D.

1940 SW_6504 Modifications to fenestration 11133 SW 53RD AVE Building diminish the building’s PORTLAND Recommended Not historical integrity and its 305 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum Colonial Revival R894607480 qualifications for listing in the TCE NRHP. Horizontal Board

1941 SW_183 Modifications to siding and 5325 SW ARNOLD ST Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 306 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Minimal Traditional R894607500 minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Vertical Board

Large carport at south 1963 elevation. A sunroom has been SW_19938 added at the west elevation; 5345 SW ARNOLD ST no windows were visible from Building SW Arnold Street. The house is PORTLAND Recommended Not 307 not representative of a type, Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other period, or method of R894607520 construction, nor does it have NO IMPACT significant historical Vertical Board associations under Criteria A through D. .

Two buildings are situated on this parcel; a 1947 building and a circa 1960 building to 1947 the north. Both are clad with SW_964 T1-11 siding and have vinyl 11120 SW BARBUR BLVD Building windows, although the 1947 PORTLAND Recommended Not building does retain some 308 Eligible/Non-Contributing original wood windows. WWII Era Cottage R894607540 Changes to the windows and EASEMENT cladding diminish each building’s historical integrity Vertical Board and its potential to meet minimum qualifications for listing in the NRHP

1940 Modification to windows and SW_7375 siding diminish the building’s 5324 SW ARNOLD ST Building historical integrity and its PORTLAND Recommended Not potential to meet minimum 309 Eligible/Non-Contributing qualifications for listing in the Minimal Traditional R894607650 NRHP. A large dormer has NO IMPACT been added at the south elevation. Cedar Rake Shingle

1950 SW_15332 Modifications to windows and 11207 SW 53RD AVE siding diminish the building’s PORTLAND Building Recommended Not historical integrity and its 310 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum qualifications for listing in the R894607660 Minimal Traditional TCE NRHP.

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1950 Modifications to siding and SW_8350 fenestration diminish the 11221 SW 53RD AVE Building building’s historical integrity PORTLAND Recommended Not and its potential to meet 311 Eligible/Non-Contributing minimum qualifications for Ranch R894607680 listing in the NRHP. An TCE attached garage has been converted to living space. Horizontal Board

1950 Modifications to siding and SW_9018 windows diminish the 11271 SW CAPITOL HWY Building building’s historical integrity PORTLAND Recommended Not and its potential to meet 312 Eligible/Non-Contributing minimum qualifications for Vernacular R894607690 listing in the NRHP. A detached TCE outbuilding is situated west of the house. Vinyl Siding

1950 SW_18981 Modifications to windows; 11273 SW CAPITOL HWY siding may be a replacement. Building A detached garage is situated PORTLAND Recommended Not 313 northeast of the house. The Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular house has no known historical R894607700 associations of significance NO IMPACT under Criteria A through D. Horizontal Board

1948 Modifications to siding and SW_18370 windows diminish the 5238 SW VACUNA ST building’s historical integrity Building and its potential to meet PORTLAND Recommended Not 314 minimum qualifications for Eligible/Non-Contributing WWII Era Cottage listing in the NRHP. The R894615710 original garage has been TCE converted for use as living Vertical Board space.

1948 SW_17156 Second story added; original 5234 SW CORONADO ST windows and siding have been Building replaced, diminishing the PORTLAND Recommended Not 315 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch and its potential to meet R894615110 minimum qualifications for TCE listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1955 SW_14307 Modifications to windows; not 11434 SW 53RD AVE a distinctive example of a type, Building period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not 316 construction. The building has Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch no historical associations of R894612090 significance under Criteria A TCE through D. Horizontal Board

1962 SW_3839 Modifications to siding and 5232 SW BUDDINGTON ST Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 317 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Ranch R894612070 minimum qualifications for TCE listing in the NRHP. Standard Brick

1946 SW_22182 Good integrity but not a 1336 SW 53RD AVE distinctive example of a type, Building period, or method of PORTLAND Recommended Not 318 construction. The building has Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional no historical associations of R894611520 significance under Criteria A TCE through D. Cedar Rake Shingle

1940 SW_7785 Extensive modifications to 5223 SW BUDDINGTON ST plan, cladding, and Building fenestration diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not 319 building’s historical integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular and its potential to meet R894611510 minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Stucco

1952 SW_8408 Modifications to cladding and 11256 SW CAPITOL HWY Building windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 320 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Minimal Traditional R894611530 minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP Cedar Rake Shingle

1940 SW_14568 Modifications to plan, siding, 11262 SW CAPITOL HWY Building and windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 321 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Other / Undefined R894611490 minimum qualifications for TCE listing in the NRHP Cement Fiber Siding

1948 SW_20194 11505 SW 53RD AVE Original wood windows Building replaced with vinyl sashes. PORTLAND Recommended Not 322 The building has no historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional associations of significance R894615390 under Criteria A through D. TCE Horizontal Board

1948 Modifications to siding and SW_18036 windows diminish the 5322 SW CORONADO ST Building building’s historical integrity PORTLAND Recommended Not and its potential to meet 323 Eligible/Non-Contributing minimum qualifications for Vernacular R894615360 listing in the NRHP. A detached NO IMPACT garage is situated west of the house. Horizontal Board

1942 SW_22343 Modifications to plan, siding, 5309 SW VACUNA ST Building and windows diminish the PORTLAND Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 324 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Vernacular R894615420 minimum qualifications for TCE listing in the NRHP Vertical Board

1935 SW_21366 Modifications to windows and 11323 SW CAPITOL HWY siding diminish the building’s Building historical integrity and its PORTLAND Recommended Not 325 potential to meet minimum Eligible/Non-Contributing Minimal Traditional qualifications for listing in the R991310210 NRHP. A detached garage is to NO IMPACT the northeast. Cedar Rake Shingle

1941 SW_4953 Some modern windows 11305 SW CAPITOL HWY observed; not a distinctive Building example of a type, period, or PORTLAND Recommended Not 326 method of construction. The Eligible/Non-Contributing WWII Era Cottage building has no historical R991310370 associations of significance TCE under Criteria A through D. Horizontal Board

Modifications to windows and Westview Terrace siding diminish the building’s 1938 historical integrity and its SW_14572 11240 SW BARBUR BLVD potential to meet minimum PORTLAND qualifications for listing in the Building NRHP. Units were constructed Recommended Not 327 in 1938 and 1948 as hotel Eligible/Non-Contributing Parcel R991310850 WWII Era Cottage rooms and apartments. The R991311560 complex is now operated as NO IMPACT Westview Terrace; it is not a Horizontal Board distinctive example of Breeze Hill Motel and roadside architecture of SW Apartments Barbur Boulevard.

1934 Hwy 1W over Overpass Reinforced concrete deck SW Multnomah Blvd Structure Category II Bridge, ODOT girder bridge. ODOT bridge Historic Bridge Field Guide manual notes its date of 328 Bridge #02010; (2013); Recommended construction as 1934, while Not Applicable Eligible/Contributing the plaque on the bridge notes Oregon Electric Railway its date of completion as 1935. NA Overcrossing Not Applicable

SW_16407 1941 Fulton Park Fulton Park School

Previously Recorded, City of Park encompasses the historic 329 Site Portland HRI (1984 - Rank Fulton Park School and 68 SW MILES ST II); Recommended community gardens. PORTLAND Eligible/Contributing PARTIAL Not Applicable

1950 Sign Sign designed and fabricated Burlingame Fred Meyer Sign Object by Security Signs. The sign is a Recommended well- known visual landmark in 330 7529-7601 SW BARBUR BLVD Eligible/Contributing the local community, and is a Not Applicable PORTLAND distinctive example of its type TCE and period of construction. Not Applicable

1958 Overpass Hwy 1W over SW 26th Ave Structure Reinforced concrete deck Recommended Not girder. Not included in 331 Eligible/Non-Contributing Oregon's Historic Bridge Field Bridge #08322 Not Applicable Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1958 Overpass Hwy 1W (SW Barbur) over Structure Reinforced concrete deck Hwy 1 Recommended Not 332 girder. Not included in Eligible/Non-Contributing Not Applicable Oregon's Historic Bridge Field Bridge #08205 Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1961 Overpass Steel truss sign bridge situated Sign Truss Br, Hwy 1W Conn at on an on-ramp constructed in Structure 1958 that is not eligible for MP C6.21 Recommended Not 333 listing in the NRHP. Not a Eligible/Non-Contributing Not Applicable distinctive example of a type, Bridge #16496E period, or method of NA construction. Not Applicable

1958 Overpass Hwy 1W SB Ramp to Hwy 1 SB Structure Reinforced concrete deck Recommended Not girder. Not included in 334 Eligible/Non-Contributing Oregon's Historic Bridge Field Bridge #08205R Not Applicable Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1959 Overpass SW 19th Ave over Hwy 1 Conn Structure Reinforced concrete deck Recommended Not girder. Not included in 335 Eligible/Non-Contributing Oregon's Historic Bridge Field Bridge #08201 Not Applicable Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1976 Commissioned for the Colonial Access Created and installed less Office Campus at 10211 SW than 50 years ago; has 10149 SW Barbur Boulevard Object Barbur Boulevard. The statue potential to be locally 336 was fabricated by Carlton Bell, significant but does not a noted self-taught sculptor Soldier of Liberty Not Applicable meet minimum NRHP who arrived in Portland in eligibility requirements NA 1970. Not Applicable

1948 SW_8485 7147 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND Building Intact and distinctive example Recommended of mixing Minimal Traditional 337 Eligible/Contributing and World War II-era Cottage R300400790 Minimal Traditional styles. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

Circa 1920 SW_7118 Modifications to plan, 11515 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD Building windows, and siding diminish Recommended Not the building’s historical 338 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity and its potential to R284873 Vernacular meet minimum qualifications FULL for listing in the NRHP Vertical Board

Circa 1910 House appears to have been SW_17641 constructed circa 1910 and expanded circa 1955. Modern 7135 SW BAYLOR ST TIGARD Building windows and vinyl siding were Recommended Not 339 also observed that diminish Eligible/Non-Contributing R285257 Vernacular the building’s historical integrity and its potential to NO IMPACT meet minimum qualifications Vinyl Siding for listing in the NRHP.

Circa 1955 SW_18299 Not a distinctive example of a 7010 SW BAYLOR ST TIGARD Building type, period, or method of Recommended Not construction. This house does 340 Eligible/Non-Contributing not have historical R285514 Ranch associations of significance FULL under Criteria A through D. Cedar Rake Shingle

Circa 1960 SW_3684 Modifications to siding and 7070 SW BAYLOR ST TIGARD Building windows diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 341 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R285523 Ranch minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Vinyl Siding

Circa 1960 SW_6118 Modifications to siding and 7040 SW BAYLOR ST TIGARD Building windows diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 342 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R285532 Ranch minimum qualifications for FULL listing in the NRHP. Cedar Rake Shingle

Circa 1958 SW_17910 Not a distinctive example of a 7100 SW BAYLOR ST TIGARD Building type, period, or method of Recommended Not construction. This building has 343 Eligible/Non-Contributing no historical associations of R285541 Ranch significance under Criteria A NO IMPACT through D. Vinyl Siding

Circa 1955 SW_10614 Modifications to siding and 7130 SW BAYLOR ST TIGARD Building windows diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 344 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R285550 Ranch minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Vertical Board

Circa 1955 Modifications to siding SW_22437 diminish the building’s historical integrity and its 11745 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD Building potential to meet minimum Recommended Not 345 qualifications for listing in the Eligible/Non-Contributing R285612 Ranch NRHP. This building has no historical associations of FULL significance under Criteria A Vertical Board through D.

Circa 1970 SW_22842 Modifications to windows and 7015 SW CLINTON ST TIGARD Building siding diminish the building’s Recommended Not historical integrity and its 346 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum R285630 Split Entry qualifications for listing in the FULL NRHP Synthetic Wood Siding

Circa 1968 SW_13779 Good integrity, but not a distinctive example of a type, 7105 SW CLINTON ST TIGARD Building period, or method of Recommended Not 347 construction. The building has Eligible/Non-Contributing R285649 Split Level no historical associations of significance under Criteria A TCE through D. Horizontal Board

Circa 1968 SW_21697 All original windows replaced 7135 SW CLINTON ST TIGARD Building with vinyl sashes, diminishing Recommended Not the building’s historical 348 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity and its potential to R285658 Split Level meet minimum qualifications TCE for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

Circa 1968 SW_5027 Not a distinctive example of a 7075 SW CLINTON ST TIGARD Building type, period, or method of Recommended Not construction. The building has 349 Eligible/Non-Contributing no historical associations of R285667 Split Level significance under Criteria A TCE through D. Horizontal Board

Circa 1968 SW_9361 Modifications to siding 7045 SW CLINTON ST TIGARD Building diminish the building’s Recommended Not historical integrity and its 350 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum R285676 Split Level qualifications for listing in the TCE NRHP. Vertical Board

Circa 1965 SW_5815 Modifications to cladding and 7110 SW CLINTON ST TIGARD Building windows diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 351 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R285710 Ranch minimum qualifications for TCE listing in the NRHP. Vertical Board

Circa 1965 SW_12755 Original windows replaced 7140 SW CLINTON ST TIGARD Building with anodized aluminum Recommended Not sashes. The house has no 352 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical associations of R285729 Ranch significance under Criteria A TCE through D. Horizontal Board

Circa 1945 SW_1336 Modifications to siding and 11600 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD Building main entry porch diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 353 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R285916 WWII-Era Cottage minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP Horizontal Board

Circa 1935 Modifications to windows and SW_7928 siding, and a large garage 11540 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD Building addition at the northeast Recommended Not corner of the house diminish 354 Eligible/Non-Contributing the building’s historical R285952 Minimal Traditional integrity and its potential to FULL meet minimum qualifications for listing in the NRHP. Vertical Board

Circa 1955 Siding may not be original; SW_3880 associated garage has been 6940 SW BAYLOR ST TIGARD Building modified. Not a distinctive Recommended Not example of its type, period, or 355 Eligible/Non-Contributing method of construction. The R286005 Ranch house has no historical TCE associations of significance under Criteria A through D. Cedar Rake Shingle

Circa 1935 SW_21449 Modifications to windows and 6980 SW BAYLOR ST TIGARD Building cladding diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 356 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R286014 Minimal Traditional minimum qualifications for TCE listing in the NRHP. Cedar Rake Shingle

Circa 1948 Large addition to east SW_13769 elevation of the attached garage. The house is not a 6870 SW BAYLOR ST TIGARD Building distinctive example of a type, Recommended Not 357 period, or method of Eligible/Non-Contributing R286087 WWII Era Cottage construction. The house has no historical associations of NO IMPACT significance under Criteria A Horizontal Board through D.

Circa 1950 Extensive modifications to SW_17642 fenestration and a carport 11875 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD Building added to west elevation Recommended Not diminish the building’s 358 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and its R286522 WWII Era Cottage potential to meet minimum NO IMPACT qualifications for listing in the NRHP. Cedar Rake Shingle

Circa 1960 SW_17643 Modifications to windows and 6960 SW CLINTON ST TIGARD Building siding diminish the building’s Recommended Not historical integrity and its 359 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum R1291854 Ranch qualifications for listing in the PARTIAL NRHP. Vertical Board

Circa 1969 SW_19213 Modifications to windows and 11930 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD Building siding diminish the building’s Recommended Not historical integrity and its 360 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum R286568 Ranch qualifications for listing in the FULL NRHP. Vertical Board

1935

SW_11724 Modifications to siding and 6945 SW BAYLOR ST Building windows diminish the TIGARD Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 361 Colonial Revival/ Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R 285970 Minimal Traditional minimum qualifications for listing in the NRHP. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

Circa 1960 SW_16204 Modifications to siding and 7085 SW ELMHURST ST Building windows diminish the TIGARD Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 362 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Ranch R456982 minimum qualifications for PARTIAL listing in the NRHP. Vertical Board

Circa 1970 Modifications to the windows SW_14470 and siding diminish the 7040 SW ELMHURST ST Building building’s historical integrity TIGARD Recommended Not and its potential to meet 363 Eligible/Non-Contributing minimum qualifications for Ranch R457008 listing in the NRHP. An FULL associated garage is situated southwest of the house. Vertical Board

Circa 1955 The fenestration has been SW_13612 extensively modified, 7070 SW ELMHURST ST Building diminishing the building’s TIGARD Recommended Not historical integrity and its 364 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum Ranch R457017 qualifications for listing in the FULL NRHP. A detached garage is situated east of the house. Horizontal Board

Circa 1955 SW_6657 Modifications to siding and 7100 SW ELMHURST ST Building windows diminish the TIGARD Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 365 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet Ranch R457026 minimum qualifications for FULL listing in the NRHP Vertical Board

Circa 1960 SW_18888 Not a distinctive example of a 7615 SW BEVELAND RD Building type, period, or method of TIGARD Recommended Not construction. The building has 366 Eligible/Non-Contributing no historical associations of Ranch R457188 significance under Criteria A NO IMPACT through D. Horizontal Board

1961 Original windows remain but SW_17671 siding has been replaced. Not 7460 SW HERMOSO WAY Building a distinctive example of a type, TIGARD Recommended Not period, or method of 367 Eligible/Non-Contributing construction. The building has Ranch R457268 no historical associations of NO IMPACT significance under Criteria A through D. Vertical Board

1961 Split level house converted to Luby Professional Building commercial office space. SW_155 Original siding and windows Building 7540 SW HERMOSO WAY Recommended Not have been replaced, 368 TIGARD Eligible/Non-Contributing diminishing the building’s Split Entry historical integrity and its potential to meet minimum NO IMPACT R457286 qualifications for listing in the Horizontal Board NRHP.

Several windows have been removed while others have been replaced; house is in 1938 poor condition and its setting SW_5434 has been modified. 12360 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD Building Although the house has Recommended Not 369 characteristics from its period Eligible/Non-Contributing of construction, it is no longer R458383 Colonial Revival a distinctive example of its PARTIAL type, period, or method of Horizontal Board construction. Furthermore, the building has no historic associations of significance under Criteria A through D.

1959 SW_2915 Modifications to windows and 12330 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD Building siding diminish the building’s Recommended Not historical integrity and its 370 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum R458392 Ranch qualifications for listing in the NO IMPACT NRHP. Horizontal Board

1955 SW_19689 Modifications to siding and 12300 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD Building windows diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 371 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R458409 Ranch minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Cedar Rake Shingle

1950 SW_6827 Siding not original; house is not a distinctive example of a 12280 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD Building type, period, or method of Recommended Not 372 construction. The building has Eligible/Non-Contributing R458427 Ranch no known historical associations of significance NO IMPACT under Criteria A through D. Vertical Board

1950 Modifications to siding and SW_11851 windows diminish the 8465 SW HUNZIKER RD Building building’s historical integrity TIGARD Recommended Not and its potential to meet 373 Eligible/Non-Contributing minimum qualifications for Minimal Traditional R458463 listing in the NRHP. A detached NO IMPACT outbuilding is north of the house. Horizontal Board

1950 SW_17077 Modifications to siding; not a 8445 SW HUNZIKER RD distinctive example of a type, Building period, or method of TIGARD Recommended Not 374 construction. The building has Eligible/Non-Contributing WWII Era Cottage no historical associations of R458472 significance under Criteria A FULL through D. Cedar Rake Shingle

Shingle siding does not appear 1940 to be original; some original SW_17039 wood windows have been 12390 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD Building replaced with vinyl sashes. Not Recommended Not a distinctive example of a type, 375 Eligible/Non-Contributing period, or method of R458506 WWII Era Cottage construction. The building has FULL no historical associations of significance under Criteria A Shingle through D.

1960 SW_19684 Modifications to windows and 12420 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD Building siding diminish the building’s Recommended Not historical integrity and its 376 Eligible/Non-Contributing potential to meet minimum R458515 Ranch qualifications for listing in the FULL NRHP Cement Fiber Siding

1955 Second story added circa SW_19552 2009. The plan, siding, and 12450 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD Building fenestration of the house have Recommended Not been modified, diminishing 377 Eligible/Non-Contributing the building’s historical R458524 Modern Period Other integrity and its potential to FULL meet minimum qualifications for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1946 SW_1383 Modifications to plan, 12490 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD Building windows, and siding diminish Recommended Not the building’s historical 378 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity and its potential to R458533 Ranch meet minimum qualifications PARTIAL for listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

1955 SW_17078 Most original windows have 12435 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD Building been replaced with vinyl Recommended Not sashes. The house has no 379 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical associations of R2037602 Ranch significance under Criteria A NO IMPACT through D. Horizontal Board

1958 SW_18049 Modifications to siding and 12419 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD Building windows diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 380 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R2037603 Ranch minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Horizontal Board

Circa 1963 North facade has been SW_13311 modernized; building is not a 7940 SW HUNZIKER RD Building distinctive example of a type, TIGARD Recommended Not period, or method of 381 Eligible/Non-Contributing construction. The building has Modern Commercial R2157860 no historical associations of NO IMPACT significance under Criteria A through D. Concrete Panels

Resource Name Construction Date Project ID Address & Assoc. Address Resource Type Survey # Property ID Primary Style NRHP Status Integrity Comments / Notes Photograph of Resource Location Acquisition Historic Name Primary Siding Buildings once operated as part of a larger industrial operation that was Circa 1958 constructed prior to 1960; the SW_19093 focal building of this operation 8200 SW HUNZIKER RD was at the center of the parcel Building and was demolished during TIGARD Recommended Not 382 the modern era. Thus, the Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other buildings that remain no R456054 longer retain historical FULL integrity of design, setting, Vertical Board feeling, and association. This diminished integrity limits their eligibility to be listed in the NRHP.

Circa 1965 A portion of this industrial SW_13157 complex was constructed prior to 1970; all buildings were 12700 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD Building completed by 1986. Not a Recommended Not 383 distinctive example of a type, Eligible/Non-Contributing R456045 Modern Period Other period, or method of construction. The building has FULL no historical associations of Metal Other / Undefined significance.

Circa 1968 SW_20505 Modifications to siding and 12375 SW HALL TIGARD Building windows diminish the Recommended Not building’s historical integrity 384 Eligible/Non-Contributing and its potential to meet R460502 Modern Period Other minimum qualifications for NO IMPACT listing in the NRHP. Vertical Board

Circa 1955 Six small buildings, each with SW_18761 two units; original siding and 12437 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD Building windows have been replaced,. Recommended Not diminishing the building’s 385 Eligible/Non-Contributing historical integrity and its R460511 Modern Period Other potential to meet minimum NO IMPACT qualifications for listing in the NRHP Cement Fiber Siding

Circa 1950 The house is now used for SW_12263 commercial purposes. Most 12665 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD Building original windows have been Recommended Not removed and replaced with 386 Eligible/Non-Contributing vinyl sashes. The building has R462001 Ranch no historical associations of TCE significance under Criteria A through D. Horizontal Board

Circa 1955 Most all original windows have been replaced with vinyl SW_122 8725 SW COMMERCIAL ST Building sashes. A large outbuilding is situated northwest of the TIGARD Recommended Not 387 house; it is clad with vertical Minimal Traditional/ Eligible/Non-Contributing wood siding and has four bays.

R462010 Period Cottage The building has no historical TCE associations of significance under Criteria A through D. . Horizontal Board

1969 All original windows replaced SW_166 with vinyl sliders. Not a 8775 SW COMMERCIAL ST Building distinctive example of a type, TIGARD Recommended Not period, or method of 388 Eligible/Non-Contributing construction. The building has Ranch R462029 no historical associations of TCE significance under Criteria A through D. Standard Brick

Circa 1965 Two buildings are on this SW_12247 parcel; the northernmost 8800 SW COMMERCIAL ST building was constructed circa Building 1965 while the building to the TIGARD Recommended Not 389 south was constructed circa Eligible/Non-Contributing Utilitarian 1990. The buildings have no R462083 historical associations of TCE significance under Criteria A Concrete Block through D.

Fought & Company, Inc. 1962

SW_6256 Fought & Company moved to 14255 SW 72ND AVE Building this location from Swan Island TIGARD Recommended in 1962; the company is 390 Eligible/Contributing associated with industrial Utilitarian development in Tigard during R510931 NO IMPACT the mid-twentieth century.

Corrugated Metal Fought & Company

Building is not a distinctive Circa 1970 example of a type, period, or SW_8430 method of construction, nor 14945 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building does it have historical Recommended Not associations of significance 391 Eligible/Non-Contributing under Criteria A through D. R511280 20th Century Other The western portion of the PARTIAL building may have been constructed prior to the Vertical Board eastern office area.

1969 A detached modern building is SW_6957 situated to the east. 14915 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building Modifications to the Recommended Not fenestration were observed. 392 Eligible/Non-Contributing The building does not have R511271 20th Century Other historical associations of PARTIAL significance under Criteria A through D. Concrete Block

Circa 1969 SW_1722 15680 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY RD Building This circa 1969 building has Recommended Not been extensively modified and 393 LAKE OSWEGO Eligible/Non-Contributing no longer retains historical Commercial integrity. TCE R513091 Stucco

Circa 1910 SW_20802 Previously Documented as Structure The railroad is associated with Southern Pacific Railroad, Eligible/Contributing 394 Tigard’s development near the Tigard Branch (2010); Recommended turn of the twentieth century. Not Applicable Eligible/Contributing NO IMPACT Not Applicable

This channel and pond were Circa 1945 constructed during the mid- twentieth century, likely to Creek assist with the commercial Structure development of the Recommended Not 395 Red Rock Creek surrounding area. Eligible/Non-Contributing Not Applicable The channelized creek has no distinctive features and has no NA known historical associations Earth of significance under Criteria A through D.

Resource Name Construction Date Project ID Address & Assoc. Address Resource Type Survey # NRHP Status Integrity Comments / Notes Photograph of Resource Location Property ID Primary Style Acquisition Historic Name Primary Siding

This annex to PSU's Art Building was constructed in 1926 and appears to have 1926 been modified circa 1976 SW_15013 Art Building Annex when both buildings were first Building Recommended Not used together as the Bassist 396 1990 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing College and Art Institute. The Other / Undefined adjacent Art Building was NO IMPACT R667715810 constructed in 1965. Stucco Modifications have diminished

the building's historical integrity.

1900 SW_1102 425 SW SHERIDAN ST Modifications to the plan, Building PORTLAND Recommended Not siding, and windows of the 397 Eligible/Non-Contributing house have diminished its Colonial Revival R140902540 historical integrity. NO IMPACT Cedar Rake Shingle

1890 SW_1461 2430 SW 5TH AVE Modifications to the plan, Building PORTLAND Recommended Not windows, and siding have 398 Eligible/Non-Contributing diminished the historical Colonial Revival R140902560 integrity of the house. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1890 SW_18060 2422 SW 5TH AVE Building Modifications to the windows PORTLAND Recommended Not 399 and siding diminish the Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival house's historical integrity. R140902550 NO IMPACT Vertical Board

1900 Porch and window SW_19283 modifications, in addition to 2416 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND Building Recommended Not the house's setting and a 400 Eligible/Non-Contributing change in use from residential R140902590 Classical Revival to commercial diminish the NO IMPACT integrity of this house. Horizontal Board

This 1890 house was 1890 extensively remodeled circa SW_5314 2404 SW 5TH AVE 1940, and is now used as a Building PORTLAND Recommended Not commercial office space. The 401 Eligible/Non-Contributing building has diminished Minimal Traditional R140902580 integrity of design, setting, NO IMPACT materials, workmanship, Cedar Rake Shingle feeling, and association.

Modifications to the windows SW_14916 Circa 1915 and siding have diminished SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND Recommended Not this building's historical 402 Building Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity. Windows are a R627820010 mixture of aluminum and NO IMPACT Standard Brick wood sashes.

This house has modern siding 1944 and windows. The east facade SW_21881 porch was constructed in 2945 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND Building Recommended Not 2003. Modifications have 403 Eligible/Non-Contributing diminished the house's R991091750 Minimal Traditional integrity of design, materials, NO IMPACT workmanship, feeling, and Shingle association.

Sanborn maps indicate that the front entrance was moved from the north elevation to 1880 the east sometime after 1950. SW_15969 Windows are vinyl 3007 SW 4TH AVE Building replacements. Once section of PORTLAND Recommended Not 404 drop siding was observed on Eligible/Non-Contributing Victorian Era the east elevation; modern R140907890 NO IMPACT shingles clad remaining Shingle portions of the house. A detached garage appears to have been constructed during the modern era.

Windows are modern vinyl 1975 sashes. The building has no SW_11018 3030-3032 SW 4TH AVE historical associations of Building PORTLAND Recommended Not significance, and does not 405 Eligible/Non-Contributing embody distinctive Shed R140907900 characteristics of a type, PARTIAL period, or method of Shingle construction.

The roof appears to have been modified circa 1950, and the 1935 lap siding does not appear to SW_19579 be original to 1935. The house 3114 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND Building Recommended Not has no historical associations 406 Eligible/Non-Contributing of significance, and does not R140910540 Minimal Traditional embody distinctive NO IMPACT characteristics of a type, Horizontal Board period, or method of

construction.

1938 SW_3859 Replacement of the house's 3118 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND Building Recommended Not original siding and windows 407 Eligible/Non-Contributing has diminished its historical R140910530 WWII Era Cottage integrity. NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1940 SW_9620 3120 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND Building The house's modern siding and Recommended Not 408 fenestration diminish its Eligible/Non-Contributing R140910520 Minimal Traditional historical integrity. NO IMPACT Shingle

1973 Modern siding and vinyl SW_9265 3105 SW BARBUR BLVD windows diminish the Building PORTLAND Recommended Not apartment building's historical 409 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity of design, materials, No Style R140910470 workmanship, feeling, and PARTIAL association. Horizontal Board

This house is one of the few Streamline Moderne/International style 1937 16 SW ABERNETHY ST houses designed by Roscoe SW_18672 PORTLAND Hemenway in Portland. Most Building City of Portland HRI (Rank II original windows have been 410 - 1984); Recommended R864500200 replaced, but this house Modern Period Other Eligible/Contributing retains many aspects of its NO IMPACT Hudson, Harvey S., House historical integrity and Stucco embodies distinctive

characteristics of its period of construction.

1974 SW_1147 Modern siding and vinyl 4210-4230 SW VIEW POINT Building windows diminish the TER PORTLAND Recommended Not 411 building's integrity of design, Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival materials, workmanship, R669101850 PARTIAL feeling, and association. Synthetic Wood Siding

1974 This commercial office building SW_20303 has no known historical 4445 SW BARBUR BLVD Building associations of significance, PORTLAND Recommended Not 412 nor does it embody distinctive Eligible/Non-Contributing Contemporary characteristics of a type, R669102440 PARTIAL period, or method of Concrete Panels construction.

1973 The building has no historical SW_3917 4321 SW CORBETT AVE associations of significance, Building PORTLAND Recommended Not and does not embody 413 Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a Contemporary R669101420 type, period, or method of PARTIAL construction. Concrete Panels

All original windows appear to 1961 have been replaced with vinyl SW_17805 sashes. This building has no 0123 SW HAMILTON ST Building known associations of PORTLAND Recommended Not 414 significance, and it does not Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial embody distinctive R669101550 TCE characteristics of a type, Vertical Board period, or method of construction.

1975 This building has no known SW_127 historical associations of 4425 SW CORBETT AVE Building significance, nor does it PORTLAND Recommended Not 415 embody distinctive Eligible/Non-Contributing Contemporary characteristics of a type, R669101530 NO IMPACT period, or method of Vinyl Siding construction.

The original siding has been replaced with vinyl siding, and 1908 windows are modern SW_20043 aluminum sashes installed 4438-4444 SW CORBETT AVE Building circa 1980. A 1950 Sanborn PORTLAND Recommended Not 416 map indicates that this Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial building had two storefronts at R669100480 NO IMPACT the west facade; it now has Horizontal Board three. A warehouse area is accessed from SW Hamilton Street to the south.

1949 This building has no known SW_20045 historical associations of 4422-4424 SW CORBETT AVE Building significance, and it does not PORTLAND Recommended Not 417 embody distinctive Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial characteristics of a type, R669100490 NO IMPACT period, or method of Horizontal Board construction.

This multi-family residential building is a good local 1912 example of its period of SW_16663 construction. The lap siding 0219-0221 SW HAMILTON ST Building may have been added after PORTLAND Recommended 418 the building's construction, Eligible/Contributing Colonial Revival but it dates to the historic R669100450 NO IMPACT period. Original windows Horizontal Board appear to be intact, but are obscured from view by vinyl storm windows.

This concrete block garage was SW_18930 Building associated with a historic 0224 WI/ SW HAMILTON ST building that is no longer PORTLAND Recommended Not 419 Utilitarian standing. It has diminished Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity of materials, R669100870 NO IMPACT Concrete Block workmanship, feeling, and association.

All windows are modern anodized aluminum sashes. This change, in addition to the 1954 4504 SW CORBETT AVE building's modern parapet SW_4606 PORTLAND diminish historical integrity of Building Recommended Not design, materials, 420 R669100840 Eligible/Non-Contributing workmanship, feeling, and Contemporary association. A search of local PARTIAL Panorama Building newspapers yielded no Concrete Panels information pertaining to the

building's design or construction.

Windows appear to be anodized aluminum 1963 4515 SW CORBETT AVE replacements, but are likely in SW_18936 PORTLAND original window openings. At Building Recommended the building's northeast 421 R669101000 Eligible/Contributing corner, a small infilled section Modern Commercial was observed. The building TCE Oregon Insurance Center appears to be clad with Concrete Panels concrete panels that are

coated with stucco.

This former residence has 1905 been converted for SW_817 commercial use. Most original 0112 SW HAMILTON ST Building wood windows have been PORTLAND Recommended 422 replaced with vinyl sashes, but Eligible/Contributing Queen Anne some original wood windows R669100980 NO IMPACT remain. The building is a good Horizontal Board local example of its period of construction.

Service Layer Credits: Sources: Esri, Note: Shaded historic resources were documented for the DEIS survey. Unshaded historic resources were documented for the FEIS survey. HERE, Garmin, Intermap, increment P

1972 Modifications to the building's SW_5904 4520-4522 SW WATER AVE siding and windows have Building PORTLAND Recommended Not diminished its historical 423 Eligible/Non-Contributing integrity of design, materials, Contemporary R669100950 workmanship, feeling, and NO IMPACT association. Horizontal Board

1919 SW_3923 Corbett Garage An expansion and renovation Building Recommended Not project completed in 2002 has 424 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing diminished the building's Commercial historical integrity. NO IMPACT R178050010 Synthetic Other / Undefined

Some original windows have been replaced with vinyl 1910 sashes, and Sanborn maps SW_8311 4606 SW CORBETT AVE indicate the house had an Building PORTLAND Recommended associated garage to the 425 Eligible/Contributing north. However, this house Colonial Revival R669100880 retains many aspects of its NO IMPACT historical integrity, and is a Horizontal Board good example of its period of

construction in the local area.

1894 Original siding and windows SW_7796 have been retained, although 374 SW HAMILTON CT Building anodized aluminum windows PORTLAND Recommended 426 were observed in the Eligible/Contributing Victorian Era basement. The house rests on R669104620 NO IMPACT a brick foundation, and has a Horizontal Board detached garage.

1973 This house has no historical SW_1308 associations of significance, 6902 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND Building Recommended Not and it does not embody 427 Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a R780207030 Split Entry type, period, or method of NO IMPACT construction. Synthetic Wood Siding

1973 This building has no historical SW_21692 2645 SW SPRING GARDEN ST associations of significance, Building PORTLAND Recommended Not and it does not embody 428 Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a Mansard R524701160 type, period, or method of NO IMPACT construction. Horizontal Board

1971 This duplex has no historical SW_22735 934-936 SW CALDEW DR associations of significance, Building PORTLAND Recommended Not and it does not embody 429 Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a Other / Undefined R119103010 type, period, or method of NO IMPACT construction. Vertical Board

Used as a warehouse space in 1972 association with A-Boy SW_20888 7361 SW BARBUR BLVD Hardware. Has no associations Building PORTLAND Recommended Not of significance, and does not 430 Eligible/Non-Contributing embody distinctive Utilitarian R119103240 characteristics of a type, PARTIAL period, or method of Poured Concrete construction.

Vinyl windows have replaced 1975 what were likely aluminum SW_6508 windows. This building has no 7350 SW BARBUR BLVD Building known historical associations PORTLAND Recommended Not 431 of significance, and it does not Eligible/Non-Contributing Other / Undefined embody distinctive R300402560 TCE characteristics of a type, Horizontal Board period, or method of construction.

Westernmost building was constructed by 1952; central Circa 1950 building completed by 1960; SW_156 eastern building constructed 7800 SW BARBUR BLVD Building circa 1985. Historic buildings PORTLAND Recommended Not 432 are clad with modern Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial materials and have modern R133902390 FULL aluminum and vinyl windows. Horizontal Board These modifications have diminished the resource's historical integrity.

This building has no historical SW_11721 1973 7820-7840 SW 17TH DR associations of significance,

PORTLAND Recommended Not and does not embody 433 Building Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a

R133902510 type, period, or method of EASEMENT Aluminum construction.

1974 This building has no known SW_4177 historical associations of 1745-1747 SW EVANS ST Building significance, and does not PORTLAND Recommended Not 434 embody distinctive Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch characteristics of a type, R133902070 PARTIAL period, or method of Vertical Board construction.

The windows and siding of this 1931 building have been modified. SW_15684 The second story was likely 1844 SW EVANS ST PORTLAND Building added sometime after the Recommended Not 435 original date of construction. Eligible/Non-Contributing R133904080 Minimal Traditional The house no longer retains NO IMPACT historical integrity of design, Vertical Board materials, workmanship, feeling, and association.

Windows are a mixture of 1972 wood and aluminum windows. SW_17010 7660 SW BARBUR BLVD The building has no historical Building PORTLAND Recommended Not associations of significance, 436 Eligible/Non-Contributing and does not embody Other / Undefined R133902640 distinctive characteristics of a FULL type, period, or method of Vertical Board construction.

Original windows have been replaced with aluminum sashes, and shingles on the 1949 south elevation do not appear SW_19514 7136 SW BRIER PL to be original to the date of Building PORTLAND Recommended Not construction. The house has 437 Eligible/Non-Contributing no known historical Modern Period Other R178200340 associations of significance, NO IMPACT and it does not embody Standard Brick distinctive characteristics of a

type, period, or method of construction.

1975 SW_8096 Modifications to cladding and 7142 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND Building doors diminish the building's Recommended Not 438 integrity of design, materials, Eligible/Non-Contributing R300400950 Ranch workmanship, feeling, and FULL association. Vertical Board

The house's lap siding appears 1942 to be a modern replacement, SW_13236 but windows are original wood 7211 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND Building Recommended multi- light sashes. This house 439 Eligible/Contributing embodies distinctive R178200130 Tudor Revival characteristics of its period of NO IMPACT construction, and retains good Cement Fiber Siding historical integrity.

1926 Original wood windows likely SW_19834 7221 SW BRIER PL remain in place, but are Building PORTLAND Recommended obscured by aluminum storm 440 Eligible/Contributing windows. The shingle siding Colonial Revival R178200160 may represent a historic- NO IMPACT period modification. Cedar Rake Shingle

1973 This building has no historical SW_1178 8959 SW BARBUR BLVD associations of significance, Building PORTLAND Recommended Not and it does not embody 441 Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a Other / Undefined R524703650 type, period, or method of PARTIAL construction. Synthetic Wood Siding

Original wood windows have been replaced with vinyl 1942 sashes. This house has no SW_18756 3145 SW PRIMROSE ST known historical associations Building PORTLAND Recommended Not of significance, and it does not 442 Eligible/Non-Contributing embody distinctive Tudor Revival R383800030 characteristics of a type, PARTIAL period, or method of Cedar Rake Shingle construction compared to

other houses in the vicinity.

1921 SW_3356 3415 SW ALICE ST Building Modifications to the windows PORTLAND Recommended Not 443 and siding of the house Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival diminish its historical integrity. R892300880 NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

A modern envelope has been constructed over the 1975 building. The 1975 portion of 1975 the building is clad with SW_1181 9221 SW BARBUR BLVD horizontal boards and has PORTLAND Building anodized aluminum windows. Recommended Not 444 The modern envelope is made Eligible/Non-Contributing Other/Undefined of concrete panels that are PARTIAL R892300760 coated with stucco. The Concrete Panels building has diminished historical integrity, and has no historical associations of significance.

1946 All original windows have been SW_10586 replaced with gridded vinyl 3446 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND Building Recommended Not sashes. This change diminishes 445 Eligible/Non-Contributing the house's integrity of design, R892301300 WWII Era Cottage materials, workmanship, NO IMPACT feeling, and association. Horizontal Board

1974 Operated in association with SW_4145 3822-3830 SW PLUM ST apartment buildings on Building PORTLAND Recommended Not adjacent parcel (R111000600); 446 Eligible/Non-Contributing vinyl windows and modern Other / Undefined R111000666 cladding diminish the NO IMPACT building's historical integrity. Vertical Board

1975 Operated in association with SW_4146 9671-9677 SW BARBUR BLVD apartment buildings on Building PORTLAND Recommended Not adjacent parcel (R111000666); 447 Eligible/Non-Contributing vinyl windows and modern Other/Undefined R111000600 siding diminish the building's NO IMPACT historical integrity. Vertical Board

1974 SW_8774 This building has no historical 9663 SW BARBUR BLVD Building associations of significance, and PORTLAND Recommended Not 448 it does not embody distinctive Eligible/Non-Contributing Other / Undefined characteristics of a type, period, R111000700 NO IMPACT or method of construction. Standard Brick

There are three buildings on this parcel, and a fourth is on an adjacent parcel to the northeast that was constructed in 1976. Most Colonial Office Campus 1974 original lap siding has been SW_21066 replaced with vinyl siding, and 10157-10213 SW BARBUR Building most original windows have Recommended Not 449 BLVD been replaced with vinyl Eligible/Non-Contributing PORTLAND Colonial Revival sashes. This office complex has PARTIAL no known historical R516000520 Vinyl Siding associations of significance, and does not have adequate integrity to embody distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction.

1973 SW_19187 10450 SW BARBUR BLVD Siding and windows are Building PORTLAND Recommended Not modern vinyl replacements, 450 Eligible/Non-Contributing diminishing the building’s Shed R991302150 historical integrity. EASEMENT Vinyl Siding

This house has a mixture of 1974 vinyl and aluminum windows. SW_4676 It appears that the plan has 11117 SW 53RD AVE Building been expanded since the date PORTLAND Recommended Not 451 of construction. The house no Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch longer has historical integrity R894607470 TCE of design, materials, Vertical Board workmanship, feeling, and association.

All original windows have been replaced with vinyl sashes, diminishing the house's 1973 integrity of materials, feeling, SW_9028 5241 SW VACUNA ST and association. The house has Building PORTLAND Recommended Not no known associations with 452 Eligible/Non-Contributing significant events or people of Ranch R894615140 the past, and it does not TCE embody distinctive Vertical Board characteristics of a type,

period, or method of construction.

Circa 1973 This building has no known SW_18245 associations of historical 11419 SW PACIFIC HWY Building significance, and does not TIGARD Recommended Not 453 embody distinctive Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial characteristics of a type, R279521 NO IMPACT period, or method of Vertical Board construction.

Circa 1968 The building has no historical SW_20486 11424 SW PACIFIC HWY associations of significance, Building TIGARD Recommended Not and does not embody 454 Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a Commercial R279530 type, period, or method of FULL construction. Vertical Board

The substation was Circa 1958 significantly expanded by SW_16553 PGE West Portland Substation 1970. It has no known Structure Recommended Not associations of significance, 455 10955 SW 65TH AVE TIGARD Eligible/Non-Contributing and does not embody Not Applicable distinctive characteristics of a PARTIAL R2144057 type, period, or method of Not Applicable construction.

A new anodized aluminum storefront entrance is at the Circa 1956 north corner. Brick veneer is SW_20487 11440 SW PACIFIC HWY not original. The building, Building TIGARD Recommended Not which is now associated with a 456 Eligible/Non-Contributing modern gas station, no longer Utilitarian R2194205 has historical integrity of FULL design, materials, Metal Sheet workmanship, feeling, and association.

Large addition to the rear Circa 1967 elevation constructed circa SW_8431 1970s. The building has no 11530 SW PACIFIC HWY Building historical associations of TIGARD Recommended Not 457 significance, and does not Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial embody distinctive R284631 FULL characteristics of a type, Concrete Block period, or method of construction.

Circa 1959 The showroom at the north SW_8470 11540 SW PACIFIC HWY end of the building was added Building TIGARD Recommended Not by 1970. The building no 458 Eligible/Non-Contributing longer has integrity of design, Commercial R284640 materials, workmanship, NO IMPACT feeling, and association. Concrete Block

Second floor windows have been painted over, and the parapet at the north end of the roof is not original to Circa 1958 construction. Varied roof lines SW_20959 11552 SW PACIFIC HWY indicate different phases of Building TIGARD Recommended Not construction. 459 Eligible/Non-Contributing There are four modern Utilitarian R284668 buildings on the same parcel NO IMPACT that are situated to the south. Metal Other / Undefined The building no longer has integrity of design, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association.

Additional research is needed to establish this house's date Circa 1920 of construction and historical SW_1354 associations. Within its local 11530 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building context the house has Recommended 460 potential for significant Eligible/Contributing R284864 Colonial Revival historical associations, and NO IMPACT likely embodies distinctive Horizontal Board characteristics of its type, period, and method of construction.

1968 Was intended to be part of a SW_15211 Oregon Education Association larger mixed-use development Building Recommended that never materialized. The 461 6900 SW ATLANTA ST TIGARD Eligible/Significant building embodies distinctive Northwest Regional characteristics of its period of PARTIAL R284882 construction. Horizontal Board

This apartment complex has SW_9434 1973 no known historical 10800 SW BARBUR BLVD associations of significance, PORTLAND Recommended Not 462 Building and does not embody Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a R894600320 EASEMENT Vertical Board type, period, or method of construction.

Circa 1967 This house has good historical SW_14634 integrity but has no historical 7105 SW ELMHURST ST Building associations of significance. It TIGARD Recommended Not 463 does not embody distinctive Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch characteristics of a type, R456991 PARTIAL period, or method of Horizontal Board construction.

All original windows have been Circa 1952 replaced with vinyl siding and SW_7449 fixed sashes. The house has no 12260 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building historical associations of Recommended Not 464 significance, and it does not Eligible/Non-Contributing R457035 Ranch embody distinctive FULL characteristics of a type, Cedar Rake Shingle period, or method of construction.

Circa 1966 The house's north wing was SW_5755 added during the modern era 7130 SW ELMHURST ST Building to expand garage space. The TIGARD Recommended Not 465 house no longer has integrity Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch of design, materials, R457044 FULL workmanship, feeling, and Vinyl Siding association.

Garage added to the south Circa 1940 elevation between 1960 and SW_8315 1970. The house has no 12280 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building historical associations of Recommended Not 466 significance, and it does not Eligible/Non-Contributing R457053 Minimal Traditional embody distinctive FULL characteristics of a type, Cedar Rake Shingle period, or method of construction.

Original windows have been replaced with vinyl sashes, and 1954 vertical wood siding has been SW_1322 added to portions of the 12335 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building house. A modern building Recommended Not 467 situated north of the house is Eligible/Non-Contributing R457106 Ranch operated as a dog boarding NO IMPACT facility. The house no longer Horizontal Board has integrity of materials, workmanship, feeling, and association.

Circa 1958 This house has no historical SW_10753 7275 SW HERMOSO WAY associations of significance, Building TIGARD Recommended Not and it does not embody 468 Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a Ranch R457115 type, period, or method of NO IMPACT construction. Vertical Board

Circa 1958 This house has no historical SW_13721 7315 SW HERMOSO WAY associations of significance, Building TIGARD Recommended Not and does not embody 469 Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a Ranch R457124 type, period, or method of NO IMPACT construction. Vertical Board

Circa 1958 SW_9208 7355 SW HERMOSO WAY Building Modifications to the windows TIGARD Recommended Not 470 and siding have diminished Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch this house's historical integrity. R457142 PARTIAL Horizontal Board

Circa 1958 SW_12088 7395 SW HERMOSO WAY Building Modifications to the siding and TIGARD Recommended Not 471 windows have diminished the Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch house's historical integrity. R457151 FULL Vertical Board

Small addition to west Circa 1965 elevation constructed circa SW_3784 1980. The house does not 7435 SW HERMOSO WAY Building embody distinctive TIGARD Recommended Not 472 characteristics of a type, Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch period, or method of R457160 FULL construction, and has no Horizontal Board associations with significant events or people of the past.

Basement-level garage has Circa 1965 been converted to living space, SW_21384 7475 SW HERMOSO WAY garage door has been Building TIGARD Recommended Not removed and infilled with 473 Eligible/Non-Contributing modern vinyl doors. The house Ranch R457179 lacks integrity of design, FULL materials, workmanship, Vertical Board feeling, and association.

Circa 1958 The house does not embody SW_13478 distinctive characteristics of a 7420 SW HERMOSO WAY Building type, period, or method of TIGARD Recommended Not 474 construction, nor does it have Eligible/Non- Contributing Ranch known associations with R457311 NO IMPACT significant events and people Shingle of the past.

This house has been Circa 1965 abandoned and is currently SW_1292 vacant. The house has no 12215 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building historical associations of Recommended Not 475 significance, and it does not Eligible/Non-Contributing R458105 Ranch embody distinctive NO IMPACT characteristics of a type, Cedar Rake Shingle period, or method of construction.

The house was not visible at the time of survey. Based on its form type (Ranch house) SW_20805 Circa 1959 and historical context, it is 12265 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Recommended Not unlikely that the house is 476 Building Photograph Not Available Eligible/Non- Contributing eligible for listing in the NRHP. R458114 However, the parcel should be FULL Ranch accessed to confirm this NRHP eligibility recommendation prior to project construction.

This house is abandoned, and being overtaken by vegetation. Circa 1940 It appears to have a Tudor SW_1293 Revival form and World War II- 12235 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building era materials. The house has Recommended Not 477 no historical associations of Eligible/Non-Contributing R458123 Tudor Revival significance, and it does not NO IMPACT embody distinctive Horizontal Board characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction.

The western building on the parcel was constructed circa Circa 1973 1973, and the eastern building SW_9067 was constructed circa 1990. 8185 SW HUNZIKER RD Building The buildings do not embody TIGARD Recommended Not 478 distinctive characteristics of a Eligible/Non-Contributing Utilitarian type, period, or method of R458347 NO IMPACT construction, and have no Corrugated Metal known associations with historically significant events or people of the past.

Main building was constructed circa 1973; a small building to Circa 1973 the west was added circa SW_10574 1990. 8195 SW HUNZIKER RD Building These buildings do not TIGARD Recommended Not 479 embody distinctive Eligible/Non-Contributing Utilitarian characteristics of a type, R458356 PARTIAL period, or method of Corrugated Metal construction, nor do they have an association with significant events or people of the past.

The building appears to be a mixture of poured concrete and tilt-up concrete construction. This difference in Circa 1958 wall construction, in addition SW_10575 8205 SW HUNZIKER RD to the mixture of circa 1950s Building TIGARD Recommended Not multi-light and circa 1970s 480 Eligible/Non-Contributing sliding metal windows, Utilitarian R458365 indicates that the building has PARTIAL been modified since its Concrete Other / Undefined original construction circa 1958. These modifications diminish the building's integrity.

Anodized aluminum windows Circa 1973 may have replaced original SW_9577 windows circa 1990. The 8255 SW HUNZIKER RD Building building does not embody TIGARD Recommended Not 481 distinctive characteristics of a Eligible/Non-Contributing International type, period, or method of R458374 NO IMPACT construction, nor does it have Concrete Panels associations with significant people or events of the past.

Original windows have been 1958 replaced with vinyl sliders. The SW_13614 8365 SW HUNZIKER RD house does not embody Building TIGARD Recommended Not distinctive characteristics of a 482 Eligible/Non-Contributing type, period, or method of Ranch R458542 construction, nor does it have NO IMPACT an association with significant Vertical Board events or people of the past.

The replacement of original 1959 windows with vinyl sashes, in SW_22057 8335 SW HUNZIKER RD addition to the replacement of Building TIGARD Recommended Not the house's original siding, 483 Eligible/Non-Contributing have diminished its integrity of Ranch R458551 design, materials, NO IMPACT workmanship, feeling, and Vertical Board association.

This building was constructed as a single- family residence, and has been converted for Circa 1948 use as commercial office SW_686 space. The windows are a 8260 SW HUNZIKER RD Building mixture of wood, vinyl, and TIGARD Recommended Not 484 anodized aluminum. The Eligible/Non-Contributing WWII Era Cottage house no longer has integrity R458560 NO IMPACT of design, materials, Horizontal Board workmanship, feeling, and association, and has no historical associations of significance.

Originally constructed as a single-family residence, this Circa 1948 house has been converted for SW_3485 use as commercial office 12530 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD Building space. Recommended Not 485 The siding and vinyl windows Eligible/Non-Contributing R458588 Minimal Traditional are not original to the date of FULL construction. The building no Horizontal Board longer has integrity of design, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association.

The circa 1955 industrial building appears to have been modified circa 1970s, at which point metal Circa 1955 awnings were added. SW_10458 Windows are a mixture of 12650 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD Building Recommended Not vinyl and aluminum 486 Eligible/Non-Contributing sashes. The building no R458604 Utilitarian longer has integrity of FULL design, materials, Concrete Panels workmanship, feeling, and association, and has no historical associations of significance.

Circa 1972 SW_21539 Previously Documented 7920 SW HUNZIKER RD No change was observed since Building and Determined Not TIGARD the building was last 487 Eligible/Non-Contributing documented and determined Utilitarian (2017); Recommended Not R456090 not eligible in 2017. PARTIAL Eligible/Non-Contributing Corrugated Metal

Warehouse space was expanded to the southeast Circa 1955 and an office space was added SW_705 to the northwest circa 1968. 12670 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD Building The building does not embody Recommended Not 488 distinctive characteristics of a Eligible/Non-Contributing R2183630 Utilitarian type, period, or method of FULL construction, and has no Concrete Panels known associations with historically significant events or people of the past.

The southeast end of this building was constructed circa 1973; it features an office area with anodized Circa 1973 aluminum windows. Circa SW_2017 7400 SW LANDMARK LN 2000, a large addition Building TIGARD Recommended Not expanded the building's 489 Eligible/Non-Contributing footprint to the northwest. Utilitarian R2105152 The building no longer has PARTIAL integrity of design, Corrugated Metal workmanship, feeling, and

association, and it has no historical associations of significance.

This building has an office space to the east that is clad with vertical wood siding, and has anodized aluminum Circa 1975 windows. To the west is a SW_2772 warehouse space that is 14795 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building obscured from view of SW Recommended Not 490 72nd Avenue. The building Eligible/Non-Contributing R511253 Utilitarian does not embody distinctive PARTIAL characteristics of a type, Vertical Board period, or method of construction, nor is it associated with significant people or events of our past.

The circa 1974 warehouse space was remodeled circa Circa 1974 1990; metal multi-light SW_15419 15860 SW UPPER BOONES windows were installed, and FERRY RD Building a projecting, curved office Recommended Not 491 TIGARD space was constructed at Eligible/Non-Contributing Utilitarian the northwest corner. The NO IMPACT R513135 building no longer has Concrete Panels integrity of design, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association.

Circa 1975 SW_15447 Office at the southwest corner 16640 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD Building Recommended Not was constructed circa 1995; it 492 Eligible/Non-Contributing has anodized aluminum R513545 Utilitarian windows and brick veneer PARTIAL Concrete Panels

1926 SW_976 The house's vinyl windows and 5870 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD Building modern siding diminish its PORTLAND Recommended Not 493 historical integrity of design, Eligible/Non-Contributing Tudor Revival materials, workmanship, R119105570 NO IMPACT feeling, and association. Synthetic Wood Siding

Vinyl windows have replaced 1953 the original windows. This SW_13840 house has no known 7021 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND Building Recommended Not associations of significance, 494 Eligible/Non-Contributing and it does not embody R780207790 Ranch distinctive characteristics of a NO IMPACT type, period, or method of Horizontal Board construction.

1940 This house retains its original SW_11518 wood windows. Shingles that 7301 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND Building clad portions of the exterior Recommended 495 may represent a historic- Eligible/Contributing R300401640 Tudor Revival period modification. An NO IMPACT outbuilding is located west of Cedar Rake Shingle the house.

1923 Modifications to the windows, SW_20883 siding, front porch, and east- 7215 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND Building Recommended Not facing dormer diminish the 496 Eligible/Non-Contributing house's integrity of design, R300401330 Craftsman materials, workmanship, NO IMPACT feeling, and association. Horizontal Board

The lap siding on the house 1943 exterior may represent a SW_12027 modification made at an 3211 SW PRIMROSE ST Building unknown date. However, the PORTLAND Recommended 497 original wood windows have Eligible/Contributing WWII Era Cottage been retained, and the house R383800050 NO IMPACT embodies distinctive Horizontal Board characteristics of its period of construction.

An small overhang has been 1942 constructed over the garage SW_7485 door, and a modern garden 3220 SW PRIMROSE ST Building window has been added to the PORTLAND Recommended 498 east elevation. However, this Eligible/Contributing WWII Era Cottage house has good historical R383800490 NO IMPACT integrity, and embodies Cedar Rake Shingle distinctive characteristics of its period of construction.

1973 This house has no historical SW_14415 5235 SW VACUNA ST associations of significance, Building PORTLAND Recommended Not and does not embody 499 Eligible/Non-Contributing distinctive characteristics of a Ranch R894615130 type, period, or method of NO IMPACT construction. Vertical Board

Circa 1958 The house does not embody SW_1944 distinctive characteristics of a 7380 SW HERMOSO WAY Building type, period, or method of TIGARD Recommended Not 500 construction, nor does it have Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch known associations with R457320 NO IMPACT significant events and people Vertical Board of the past.

Originally constructed as a single-family house, the building has been converted for use as a commercial space Circa 1940 and is surrounded by multi- SW_121 family, commercial, and 12645 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD Building Recommended Not industrial development. 501 Eligible/Non-Contributing The building does not embody R461994 Minimal Traditional distinctive characteristics of a TCE type, period, or method of Shingle construction, and has no associations with historically significant events or people of the past.

1964

Reinforced concrete box 502 SW 5th Ave over Hwy 61 Structure Recommended Not girder. Not included in See Appendix A Eligible/Non-Contributing Oregon's Historic Bridge Field NO IMPACT Bridge #09157 Not Applicable Guide (2013).

Not Applicable

1975

SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd Reinforced concrete box 503 Structure (Carman Dr) over Hwy 1 Recommended Not girder. Not included in See Appendix A Eligible/Non-Contributing Oregon's Historic Bridge Field NO IMPACT Not Applicable Bridge #07728A Guide (2013).

Not Applicable

1964

SW 5th Ave Conn #8 to Hwy 61 Reinforced concrete box 504 Structure SB over Hwy 61 Recommended Not girder. Not included in See Appendix A Eligible/Non-Contributing Oregon's Historic Bridge Field NO IMPACT Not Applicable Bridge #09156 Guide (2013).

Not Applicable

Cedarwood Waldorf School 1910 Neighborhood House was

SW_22014 Listed in NRHP; City of constructed by the Portland 3030 SW 2ND AVE Building Portland Landmark; Section of the National Council Portland 505 Contributing Resource, of Jewish Women in 1910 to

Georgian Revival South Portland Historic meet the social needs of a R140907740 NO IMPACT District (Listed in 1998) rapid influx of European

Brick immigrants to Portland. Neighborhood House

Marquam II Circa 1970

SW_15085 2611 SW 3RD AVE Constructed from a design by Building Portland Recommended Robert Koch in the South 506 Eligible/Contributing Auditorium Urban Renewal International R777501600 Area. PARTIAL

Concrete Other / Undefined Marquam II

1964 Reinforced concrete box

SW 6th Ave Conn #3 over girder with modern metal 507 Structure Hwy 61 Recommended Not barriers installed at the See Appendix A Eligible/Non-Contributing railing. Not included in NO IMPACT Not Applicable Bridge #09158 Oregon's Historic Bridge

Field Guide (2013). Not Applicable

The house has been 1894 modified by the SW_13864 construction of a circa 382 SW HAMILTON CT Building 1950s entry vestibule at the Portland Recommended Not 508 north facade and a carport Eligible/Non-Contributing Victorian Era at the east elevation. All R669104690 NO IMPACT original windows have been Horizontal Board replaced with wood and vinyl sashes.

1959 The roof is comprised of SW_6790 multiple sheds. Original 5920 SW RALSTON DR Building siding has been replaced Portland Recommended Not 509 with composite lap siding, Eligible/Non-Contributing Ranch and original windows have R300600070 NO IMPACT been replaced with vinyl Synthetic Other/Undefined sashes.

A second floor was added during the modern period. 1948 First floor has some original SW_11494 7148 SW 4TH AVE wood windows; remaining Building Recommended Not windows are vinyl. The 510 Portland Eligible/Non-Contributing original wood siding was Minimal Traditional likely replaced when the NO IMPACT R300400820 second floor was added; the Synthetic Other/Undefined house is now clad in synthetic siding.

All original windows have been replaced with vinyl 1949 sashes, and a former garage SW_7962 4134 SW WILBARD ST (that may have once been Building Portland Recommended Not detached) has been 511 Eligible/Non-Contributing converted for use as living Modern Period Other R406401000 space. The building’s NO IMPACT diminished historical Shingle integrity limits its eligibility for listing in the NRHP.

The building's false front Circa 1975 appears to be of modern SW_13339 construction. The windows 11445 SW PACIFIC HWY Building and much of the building's Tigard Recommended Not 512 siding date to the modern Eligible/Non-Contributing Commercial period. The building’s R279497 NO IMPACT diminished historical integrity Vertical Board limits its eligibility for listing in the NRHP.

Windows are modern vinyl Circa 1975 sliding sashes with grid SW_7099 11455 SW PACIFIC HWY inserts, and the siding is a Building Recommended Not modern synthetic 513 Tigard Eligible/Non-Contributing replacement. The building Late 20th Century Other lacks historical integrity and NO IMPACT R2164668 has no known historical Synthetic Other/Undefined associations of significance.

Windows appear to be Circa 1975 original fixed aluminum SW_20284 11465 SW PACIFIC HWY sashes, while the siding is Building modern corrugated metal. Recommended Not 514 Tigard The building has diminished Eligible/Non-Contributing Late 20th Century Other aspects of historical NO IMPACT R2079845 integrity and no historical Metal Sheet associations of significance under Criteria A through D.

Former openings have been Circa 1975 infilled, and modern SW_18402 11475 SW PACIFIC HWY cladding has been added to Building Recommended Not the exterior. The building 515 Tigard Eligible/Non-Contributing has diminished integrity and Commercial no known associations of NO IMPACT R279335 significance under Criteria A Concrete Block through D.

Circa 1975 Board and batten siding is SW_1150 11477 SW PACIFIC HWY not original to the date of Building Recommended Not construction. The building 516 Tigard Eligible/Non-Contributing has no known historical Commercial associations of significance NO IMPACT R279326 under Criteria A through D. Vertical Board

Despite its modern appearance, Multnomah County records note this building as having been constructed in 1922. A 1950 SW_13450 1922 Sanborn Fire Insurance map 1881 SW NAITO PKWY confirms that the north portion of PORTLAND Recommended Not B517 Building the building matches the Eligible/Non-Contributing footprint of a steam laundry R777502200 PARTIAL Contemporary business. A later expansion of the building's footprint and an extensive remodel done in 2000 give the building its modern appearance.

1965 SW_479 2000 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND Building Designed by Paul Kirk and Recommended B518 R777502400 constructed in the South Eligible/Contributing New Formalism Auditorium Urban Renewal area. PARTIAL IBM Building Concrete Other / Undefined

1968 SW_99 2112 SW 1ST AVE Building Retains good integrity, and is PORTLAND Recommended B519 within the South Auditorium Eligible/Contributing Modern Commercial Urban Renewal area. R777502310 PARTIAL Concrete Panels

Boy Scouts of America

2145 SW NAITO PKWY 1958 This building has been extensively SW_3061 PORTLAND modified; it is clad with modern Building City of Portland HRI (1984 - siding and has vinyl windows. B520 25 SW Grant Street No Rank); Recommended Not The building’s diminished Shed Eligible/Non- Contributing integrity limits its potential to be PARTIAL R777502600 eligible for listing in the NRHP. Vinyl Siding Columbia River Council Boy Scouts of America Service Center

1965 2828 SW CORBETT AVE SW_106 Modern aluminum windows and PORTLAND Building concrete block observed on Recommended Not B521 exterior diminish the building’s R140909340 Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Period Other historical integrity and its

NO IMPACT eligibility to be listed in the NRHP. Cascade Plaza Standard Brick

1908 SW_7139 036-038 SW PORTER ST Building Oriel projecting from the north PORTLAND Recommended B522 facade does not appear to be Eligible/Contributing Craftsman original. R140904810 NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1906 SW_2575 Modern windows diminish the 030-032 SW PORTER ST Building house’s historical integrity. The PORTLAND Recommended Not B523 house has no known associations Eligible/Non-Contributing Colonial Revival of significance under Criteria A R140904820 NO IMPACT through D. Horizontal Board

National University of Natural 1912 Medicine Academic SW_14290

Building City of Portland HRI (1984 - 049 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND B524 Rank II); Recommended Eligible under Criteria A and C

Tudor Revival Eligible/Contributing R140904550 NO IMPACT

Standard Brick Failing, Josiah, School

1886 Vinyl windows and porch SW_4872 022 SW MEADE ST modifications diminish the Building PORTLAND Recommended Not house’s historical integrity. The B525 Eligible/Non-Contributing house has no known historical Vernacular R140904950 associations of significance under NO IMPACT Criteria A through D. Horizontal Board

1898 Vinyl windows and porch SW_3221 030 SW MEADE ST modifications diminish the Building PORTLAND Recommended Not house’s historical integrity. The B526 Eligible/Non-Contributing house has no known historical Colonial Revival R140904960 associations of significance under NO IMPACT Criteria A through D. Horizontal Board

1896 A circa 1940s addition with SW_3222 modern board-and-batten siding 2809 SW WATER AVE Building diminishes the house’s historical PORTLAND Recommended Not B527 integrity. The house has no Eligible/Non-Contributing Queen Anne known historical associations of R140904970 NO IMPACT significance under Criteria A Horizontal Board through D.

1886 A non-conforming addition, SW_14292 modern siding, and vinyl 2828 SW WATER AVE Building windows diminish the house’s PORTLAND Recommended Not B528 historical integrity. The house has Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular no known historical associations R140904510 PARTIAL of significance under Criteria A Horizontal Board through D.

1959 Some sections of modern SW_12578 cladding and anodized aluminum 2828 SW KELLY AVE Building metal windows were observed. PORTLAND Recommended Not B529 The building has no known Eligible/Non-Contributing Split Level historical associations of R140904470 NO IMPACT significance under Criteria A Vertical Board through D.

1958 The stucco siding and vinyl SW_461 2718 SW WATER AVE windows diminish the building’s Building PORTLAND Recommended Not historical integrity. The building B530 Eligible/Non-Contributing has no known historical Other / Undefined R140904460 associations of significance under NO IMPACT Criteria A through D. Stucco

1931 Rear of building has vinyl SW_16219 2718 SW KELLY AVE windows and siding that diminish Building PORTLAND Recommended Not its historical integrity. The B531 Eligible/Non-Contributing building has no known historical Mediterranean Revival R140905080 associations of significance under NO IMPACT Criteria A through D. Stucco

1887 SW_3580 Vinyl windows diminish the 019 SW ARTHUR ST Building house’s historical integrity. The PORTLAND Recommended Not B532 building has no known historical Eligible/Non-Contributing Vernacular associations of significance under R140905220 NO IMPACT Criteria A through D. Horizontal Board

1886 Vinyl windows and cement fiber SW_16561 013 SW ARTHUR ST siding diminish the building’s Building PORTLAND Recommended Not historical integrity. The building B533 Eligible/Non-Contributing has no known historical Vernacular R140905230 associations of significance under NO IMPACT Criteria A through D. Cement Fiber Siding

1947 Originally constructed in 1947, La Grand Industrial Supply SW_10949 the building appears to have

Building been significantly expanded circa 2620 SW 1ST AVE Recommended Not B534 1964. The building has no known PORTLAND Eligible/Non-Contributing Modern Commercial historical associations of

NO IMPACT significance under Criteria A R777502100 Standard Brick through D.

Summa Institute 1964

SW_11727 2510 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND Building Constructed in South Auditorium Recommended B535 Urban Renewal project area and R777502030 Eligible/Contributing Modern Commercial has good historical integrity.

NO IMPACT Addressograph-Multigraph Standard Brick Building

1966 Previously Recorded as SW_22039 Marquam Building Eligible/Contributing (2011 Building Constructed in South Auditorium - Portland Central City B536 2501 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND Urban Renewal project area and Modern Resources RLS 1945- International has good historical integrity. 1985); Recommended NO IMPACT R777501820 Eligible/Contributing Poured Concrete

1894 2737 SW 1ST AVE SW_15758 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South

B537 Portland Historic District R140905960 Queen Anne (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Mayor Riley House Horizontal Board

The 1898 date of construction is derived from tax assessor records for the house at 2725 SW 1st 2721-2725 SW 1ST AVE 1898 Avenue, which appears to have SW_19409 PORTLAND been remodeled circa 1930 to Building Contributing Resource, South have a Craftsman appearance. B538 R140905950 Portland Historic District The South Portland Historic Craftsman (Listed in 1998) District nomination reports the NO IMPACT Lakefish, B & Mary, House (2721) house's date of construction as and Lamberson, CE House (2725) Horizontal Board circa 1905. A second building on the parcel (at 2721 SW 1st Avenue) was constructed in 1926.

1884 2732 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND SW_249

Building Contributing Resource, South R140905460 B539 Portland Historic District

Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) Marquam, Philip Augustus, NO IMPACT House #2 Horizontal Board

1884 2740 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND SW_4793 Poor integrity. Building Building Contributing Resource, South R140905450 contributes to district due to its B540 Portland Historic District significant association with Philip Vernacular (Listed in 1998) Marquam, Philip Augustus, Augustus Marquam. NO IMPACT House #1 Horizontal Board

Boundary includes two parcels: 1929 R140905130 and R140905120. SW_14294 2715-2719 WI/ SW KELLY AVE Constructed as two separate Building PORTLAND Recommended Not buildings in 1929 and 1932 that B541 Eligible/Non-Contributing now functionally operate as one Commercial R140905130 building. Has modern siding and NO IMPACT vinyl windows that diminish the Aluminum Siding building’s historical integrity.

National University of Natural Medicine Craftsman house is on same 1929 parcel and appears to be SW_14297 2828 SW NAITO PKWY constructed near the same time Building PORTLAND Recommended as the main building, circa 1929. B542 Eligible/Contributing Was a popular community Tudor Revival R140905050 gathering place, particularly for NO IMPACT Italian immigrants during the Standard Brick Helen Kelly Manley Community early- to mid-twentieth century. Center

1888 19-21 SW HOOKER ST SW_6905 Extensive modifications to the PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South siding and windows of the house

B543 Portland Historic District have diminished its historical R140905520 Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) integrity since it was last

PARTIAL documented in 1998. Dewell, Mary E & Charles, House Vinyl Siding

9 Note: Shaded historic resources were documented for the DEIS survey. Unshaded historic resources were documented for the FEIS survey. Service Layer Credits: Sources: Esri, HERE, Garmin, Intermap, increment P

1880 SW_11145 25 SW HOOKER ST PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South B544 R463840200 Portland Historic District Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) PARTIAL Warren, Mary, House Horizontal Board

1905 SW_20861 Modifications to the porch and 2824-2826 SW 1ST AVE Building Contributing Resource, South windows of the house have PORTLAND B545 Portland Historic District greatly diminished its historical

Vernacular (Listed in 1998) integrity since it was last R140905540 NO IMPACT documented in 1998. Horizontal Board

1923 26 SW MEADE ST SW_510 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South

B546 Portland Historic District R140905560 Bungalow (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Rosenfeld, Maris Sophia, House Horizontal Board

1876 2806 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND Individually Listed in NRHP SW_20862 (1984); Contributing Building R140905550 Resource, South Portland B547 Historic District (Listed in Italianate Taylor, Peter & Haehlen, John & 1998); City of Portland NO IMPACT Gotlieb House #1 Historic Landmark Horizontal Board

3004 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 1885 Historic period modifications to

SW_21152 roof and modern modifications to 26 SW Porter Street Building Contributing Resource, South windows diminish the historical

B548 Portland Historic District integrity of the house; compared

Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) g to others in the district, it is no R140905660 PARTIAL longer a good example of a

Horizontal Board Queen Anne residence. Pope, Seth L, House

First used by Urban Plumbing and 1952 Heating Company. Some original Not Eligible/Out of Period, SW_20339 windows have been replaced 2904 SW 1ST AVE South Portland Historic Building with anodized aluminum sashes. PORTLAND District (Listed in 1998); B549 The building is not individually Recommended Not Modern Commercial eligible for listing in the NRHP, as R140905570 Eligible/Non-Contributing as PARTIAL it has no historical associations of an individual resource Poured Concrete significance under Criteria A through D.

1913 16 SW PORTER ST SW_11016 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South

B550 Portland Historic District R140905610 Italianate (Listed in 1998)

PARTIAL Baldwin, LeGrand M., House Horizontal Board

1886 SW_11875 018 SW PORTER ST Building Good historical integrity; the PORTLAND Recommended B551 house is representative of its type Eligible/Contributing Italianate and period of construction. R140904940 NO IMPACT Horizontal Board

1885 26 SW PORTER ST SW_11257 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South

B552 Portland Historic District R140905650 Queen Anne (Listed in 1998)

PARTIAL Perlot, John N & Harriet E, House Horizontal Board

1906 SW_22592 25 SW WOODS ST PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South B553 R140905640 Portland Historic District Bungalow (Listed in 1998) NO IMPACT Jolly, William B., House Horizontal Board

1916 SW_6725 3025 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South Modifications to east facade B554 R140907820 Portland Historic District noted in South Portland Historic Commercial (Listed in 1998) District NRHP nomination NO IMPACT Wallace, Sidney, Property Standard Brick

3033 SW 1ST AVE 1905 SW_20263 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South B555 R140907840 Portland Historic District Foursquare (Listed in 1998) NO IMPACT Coldwell, Edward Lathrop, House #2 Horizontal Board

1905 3037 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND SW_18412

Building Contributing Resource, South R140907830 B556 Portland Historic District

Foursquare (Listed in 1998) Coldwell, Edward Lathrop, NO IMPACT House #1 Horizontal Board

1880 SW_9133 3115 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND Modifications to cladding, Building Contributing Resource, South windows, and east facade porch B557 R140910290 Portland Historic District have diminished the historical Colonial Revival (Listed in 1998) integrity of the house. NO IMPACT Barcroft, Anna, House #3 Cement Fiber Siding

1888 All original windows and 3125 SW 1ST AVE SW_557 surrounds have been replaced. PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South The main entry door is modern,

B558 Portland Historic District and Sanborn Fire Insurance maps R140910300 Colonial Revival (Listed in 1998) indicate that the L- shaped main

NO IMPACT entry porch was constructed Corner, E.L., House Horizontal Board between 1909 and 1950.

1913 SW_11023 3207 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South Cornice and second floor B559 R140910610 Portland Historic District windows have been modified. Other / Undefined (Listed in 1998) NO IMPACT Vance Land Company Warehouse Stucco

1908 SW_16020 19 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND Not Eligible/Non- Building Contributing, South Portland B560 R140910700 Historic District (Listed in Vernacular 1998) NO IMPACT Smith, M.W., House Stucco

11 SW GIBBS ST 1952 Does not contribute to South PORTLAND Not Eligible/Out of Period, SW_6941 Portland Historic District due to South Portland Historic Building date of construction and style. 3223 SW Front Avenue District (Listed in 1998); B561 However, the building retains a Recommended Modern Commercial high level of integrity and is a R140910720 Eligible/Significant as an PARTIAL good example of small-scale individual resource Vertical Board modern commercial architecture. Wolfman, A., Building

1888 SW_18982 015 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South Condition is poor; integrity B562 R140910820 Portland Historic District remains adequate. Victorian Eclectic (Listed in 1998) NO IMPACT Carlson, John and Sophia, House Horizontal Board

1888 018 SW GROVER ST SW_16112 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South

B563 Portland Historic District R140910826 Queen Anne (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Robertson, John, House Horizontal Board

3213-3215 SW WATER AVE 1908 SW_11439 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South B564 R140910770 Portland Historic District Victorian Eclectic (Listed in 1998) NO IMPACT Watkins, George and Rood, E. H., House Cement Fiber Siding

1888 025 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND SW_7157

Building Contributing Resource, South R140910790 B565 Portland Historic District

Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) Drake, John M. & Angeline, NO IMPACT House Horizontal Board

1908 3317-3319 SW WATER AVE SW_6544 PORTLAND A modern shed is situated within Building Contributing Resource, South a large garden north of the B566 Portland Historic District R140911990 house; this shed is non- Colonial Revival (Listed in 1998) contributing. NO IMPACT Gavurtz, J., House Horizontal Board

This duplex was documented as one resource for the City of 1894 City of Portland HRI (1984 - Portland HRI, but was then 3325-3327 SW WATER AVE SW_3419 Rank III); documented as two documented as two separate PORTLAND Building contributing resources, South contributing buildings for the

B567 Portland Historic District South Portland Historic District, R140912000 and R140912006 Queen Anne (Listed in 1998); likely because it is situated on

NO IMPACT recommended for treatment two separate tax parcels. It is Klump, William, House #1 and #2 Shingle as one contributing resource recommended for treatment as one historic building for the project.

031-037 SW WHITAKER ST 1909 SW_9970 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South B568 R140912020 Portland Historic District Italianate (Listed in 1998) NO IMPACT Rummeline, Frank and Louise R., House #2 Horizontal Board

1903 023 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND SW_21198

Building Contributing Resource, South R140912010 B569 Portland Historic District

Colonial Revival (Listed in 1998) Rummeline, Frank and Louise R., NO IMPACT House #1 Horizontal Board

1904 017 SW WHITAKER ST SW_13780 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South

B570 Portland Historic District R140912030 Colonial Revival (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Driskell, C.E., House Horizontal Board

South Portland Historic District 5 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND SW_2577 1890 nomination notes this building

Contributing Resource, South was constructed as a private R140912090 B571 Building Portland Historic District residence, but Sanborn Maps

(Listed in 1998) indicate it housed two separate Tillman, Constance and Frank, NO IMPACT Italianate commercial storefronts at the House turn of the twentieth century.

1890 SW_5441 17 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South B572 R140912110 Portland Historic District Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) NO IMPACT Rudy, Marcus, House #1 Horizontal Board

Modern stone, shingles, and vinyl 1904 windows. The South Portland 3323 SW NAITO PKWY SW_9924 Historic District nomination PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South documents the building as a

B573 Portland Historic District house, but it was a fire station for R649752420 Colonial Revival (Listed in 1998) Portland Fire Department Engine

NO IMPACT Company No. 5 according to Maxwell, Mary L., House Standard Brick 1908-1909 Sanborn Fire Insurance maps.

1890 SW_20938 24 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South B574 R140912540 Portland Historic District Victorian Era (Listed in 1998) NO IMPACT Strauss, Charles A. & R. F., House Horizontal Board

1902 3417 SW NAITO PKWY SW_18381 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South

B575 Portland Historic District R140912470 Colonial Revival (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Foulkes, Robert, House Horizontal Board

1892 16 SW WHITAKER ST SW_19015 City of Portland HRI (1984 - PORTLAND Building Rank III); Contributing

B576 Resource, South Portland R140912460 Queen Anne Historic District (Listed in

NO IMPACT 1998) Foulkes, Laura, House #2 Horizontal Board

1892 SW_9621 14 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South B577 R140912450 Portland Historic District Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) NO IMPACT Foulkes, Laura, House #1 Horizontal Board

1890 3405 SW NAITO PKWY SW_18005 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South

B578 Portland Historic District R140912440 Queen Anne (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Long, H. R. and S. E., House Horizontal Board

Description of this building in the 1926 South Portland Historic District 016 SW WHITAKER ST SW_20351 nomination does not match this PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South house. Modifications to the

B579 Portland Historic District windows, porch, and siding of the R140912640 Vernacular (Listed in 1998) house have diminished its

NO IMPACT historical integrity. A detached Rice, Alice R., House Cedar Rake Shingle garage is located to the southeast.

024 SW WHITAKER ST 1926 Since this house was last SW_18178 PORTLAND documented in 1998, siding, Building Contributing Resource, South window, and porch modifications B580 R140912570 Portland Historic District have been completed that Craftsman (Listed in 1998) diminish its historical integrity. A NO IMPACT Anderson, Richard & Beda, detached garage is located to the House Horizontal Board southwest.

1926 036 SW WHITAKER ST SW_15995 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South Original siding and windows have

B581 Portland Historic District been modified. A detached R140912590 Craftsman (Listed in 1998) garage is west of the house.

NO IMPACT Francone, Marie, House Horizontal Board

1926 3415 SW WATER AVE SW_19546 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South The house has a detached garage B582 Portland Historic District R140912580 with a modern door Craftsman (Listed in 1998)

NO IMPACT Hope, John B., House Horizontal Board

1920 3425 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND SW_21854

Building Contributing Resource, South R140912600 A detached garage is east of the B583 Portland Historic District house. Craftsman (Listed in 1998) Smith, Earl P. and Marvel E., NO IMPACT House Shingle

House retains adequate integrity. It is not included as a contributing resource in the South Portland 1927 Compatible Non- Historic District due to its date of SW_20931 025 SW CURRY ST PORTLAND Contributing, South Portland construction (1927), which is Building Historic District (Listed in outside of the period of B584 R140912620 1998); Recommended Not significance. As an individual Craftsman Eligible/Non-Contributing as resource, the house has no NO IMPACT McGlashan, James C., House an individual resources known historical associations of Horizontal Board significance under Criteria A through D. A detached garage is situated southwest of the house.

017 SW CURRY ST 1904 SW_9099 PORTLAND The windows and south facade Building Contributing Resource, South porch have been modified; it is B585 R140912630 Portland Historic District possible that the steeply pitched Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) gables of the roof are not original. NO IMPACT Bronaugh, Earl C. and Carter, Lorenzo E., House Horizontal Board

Lair Hill Historical Condominiums 1890

SW_19149 3101 SW 1ST AVE Building Contributing Resource, South PORTLAND B586 Portland Historic District

Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) R463860040 NO IMPACT

Shingle Buckman Apartments

1876 3204 SW CORBETT AVE SW_6635 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South

B587 Portland Historic District R140911030 Italianate (Listed in 1998)

PARTIAL Heubner, Julius, House Horizontal Board

1894 Several modifications were 3205 SW CORBETT AVE SW_12348 observed: an addition to rear PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South (west) elevation; all original

B588 Portland Historic District windows have been replaced; R140910830 Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) shingle siding not original to

PARTIAL construction; porch Heimes, George and A. F., House Cedar Rake Shingle modifications.

1903 SW_13829 0104 SW GROVER ST PORTLAND Not Eligible/Non- Building Contributing, South Portland B589 R140910930 Historic District (Listed in Vernacular 1998) PARTIAL Cardwell, H. R., House Cement Fiber Siding

1903 SW_18390 0110 SW GROVER ST PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South B590 R140910920 Portland Historic District Queen Anne (Listed in 1998) PARTIAL Cardwell, B. P., House Shingle

1903 0116 SW GROVER ST SW_1682 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, South Original windows have been B591 Portland Historic District R140910910 replaced with aluminum sashes. Queen Anne (Listed in 1998)

PARTIAL Smith, A. P., House Shingle

Extensive modifications to the 1968 NUNM Health Centers - Lair Hill windows and siding diminish the SW_14298 building’s historical integrity and Building 3025 SW CORBETT AVE Recommended Not Eligible/ give it a modern appearance. B592 PORTLAND Non-Contributing The building has no known Modern Period Other historical associations of PARTIAL R140904710 significance under Criteria A Stucco through D.

1890 All original windows have been SW_14304 replaced with vinyl, and porch 3029 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND Building modifications have occurred Recommended Not Eligible/ B593 during the modern era. The Non-Contributing R140904860 Victorian Era house has no historical NO IMPACT associations of significance under Horizontal Board Criteria A through D.

1880 SW_1783 The infilled front porch and vinyl 3017 SW WATER AVE Building window replacements diminish PORTLAND Recommended Not Eligible/ B594 the house’s historical integrity Non-Contributing Victorian Era and its eligibility for listing in the R140904850 NO IMPACT NRHP. Horizontal Board

1926 Bridge City of Portland HRI (1984 - Included in Multiple Property Structure Rank III); Determined Eligible Document for Willamette River B595 Ross Island Bridge for Listing in NRHP (1985 - Highway Bridges of Portland, Not Applicable Historic Highway Bridges of Oregon (2011) NA Oregon Thematic Resources); Not Applicable

1945 Lane Reinforced concrete box culvert Hwy 26 over Kelly St Pedestrian Structure pedestrian tunnel with stairs at Tunnel Recommended Not B596 north and south ends. Not Eligible/Non-Contributing Not Applicable included in Oregon's Historic Bridge #06946 NA Bridge Field Guide (2013). Not Applicable

1959 Lane Hwy 3 NB Conn to Hwy 3 SB (SW Reinforced concrete box girder; Structure Hood Ave) (Ross Island Recommended Not immediately south of Bridge B597 Eligible/Non-Contributing #08194. Not included in Oregon's Not Applicable Bridge #08194R Historic Bridge Field Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1946 Lane Hwy 1W over Hwy 26 WB Conn Structure Reinforced concrete rigid frame #1 to Hwy 1 SB Recommended Not Eligible/ B598 bridge. Not included in Oregon's Non-Contributing Not Applicable Historic Bridge Field Guide (2013) Bridge #06896 NA Not Applicable

1948 Overpass Hwy 26 WB Conn #1 to Hwy 1W Structure Reinforced concrete rigid frame over Hwy 26 EB & SW Recommended Not Eligible/ B599 bridge. Not included in Oregon's Non-Contributing Not Applicable Historic Bridge Field Guide (2013). Bridge #06895R NA Not Applicable

1946 Overpass Reinforced concrete deck girder Hwy 1W Bridge over Structure partial viaduct with a section of SW Arthur St Recommended Not Eligible/ B600 steel deck girder. Not included in Non-Contributing Not Applicable Oregon's Historic Bridge Field Bridge #05194 NA Guide (2013). Not Applicable

1948 Steel girder pedestrian bridge. Overpass Pedestrian Bridge (SW Hooker St) Not included in Oregon's Historic over Hwy 1W & Structure Recommended Not Eligible/ Bridge Field Guide (2013); B601 Non-Contributing categorized as "not historic" in Bridge #05239; City of Portland Not Applicable PBOT's Crossing the Divide Bridge NA Bridge #043 Inventory (2015). Not Applicable

1964 Overpass Hwy 1W over Hwy 61 Structure Reinforced concrete deck girder. Recommended Not Eligible/ B602 Not included in Oregon's Historic Non-Contributing Bridge #09153 Not Applicable Bridge Field Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1964 Overpass SW 1st Ave over Hwy 61 Structure Reinforced concrete box girder. Recommended Not Eligible/ B603 Not included in Oregon's Historic Non-Contributing Bridge #09154 Not Applicable Bridge Field Guide (2013). NA Not Applicable

1948 Overpass Hwy 1 over Hwy 26 EB & Category III Bridge, ODOT Structure SW Grover St Historic Bridge Field Guide B604 Reinforced concrete slab bridge (2013); Recommended Not Not Applicable Bridge #06895 Eligible/Non-Contributing NA Not Applicable

Not a distinctive example of a Overpass Circa 1948 type, period, or method of construction. Retaining Wall at SW Grover Recommended Not B605 Structure Other / Undefined Situated below two historic Street Eligible/Non-Contributing bridges (#06895 and 06895R) NA Concrete Other / Undefined that are not eligible for listing in the NRHP.

1947 Pedestrian Pedestrian bridge providing Pedestrian Bridge (SW Arthur St) Structure access to Bridge #05194 over Hwy 1W Recommended Not B606 (constructed in 1946). Not Eligible/Non-Contributing Not Applicable included in Oregon's Historic Bridge #05194S NA Bridge Field Guide (2013). Not Applicable

1959 Overpass Reinforced concrete deck and Hwy 3 NB over Hwy 1 & Conns Structure bridge girder; immediately north (Ross Island Interchange) Recommended Not Eligible/ B607 of Bridge #08194R. Not included Non-Contributing Not Applicable in Oregon's Historic Bridge Field Bridge #08194 NA Guide (2013). Not Applicable

1908 SW_3908 0222 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND Windows are anodized Building Contributing Resource, aluminum replacements. A B608 R140911720 South Portland Historic detached garage is situated Italianate District (1998) east of the house. NO IMPACT Forsythe, Maria L., House Horizontal Board

1910 3303 SW KELLY AVE SW_11576 Windows are obscured by PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, aluminum storm windows.

B609 South Portland Historic The house's lap siding R140911730 Craftsman District (Listed in 1998) appears to be original to the

NO IMPACT date of construction. Deuschel, Emma L., House Horizontal Board

The house appears to retain most all of its original wood 1910 3315 SW KELLY AVE windows, but is clad with a SW_7211 PORTLAND mixture of wood and fiber Building Contributing Resource, cement shingles that are B610 South Portland Historic R140911750 not original to the date of Craftsman District (1998) construction. A house of the NO IMPACT Hughes, Julia M., House #3 same design is located Shingle immediately south at 3317 SW Kelly Avenue.

Note: Shaded historic resources were documented for the DEIS survey. Unshaded historic resources were documented for the FEIS survey. Service Layer Credits: Sources: Esri, HERE, Garmin, Intermap, increment P Resource Name Construction Date Project ID Address & Assoc. Address Resource Type Survey # NRHP Status Integrity Comments / Notes Photograph of Resource Location Property ID Primary Style Acquisition Historic Name Primary Siding

Anodized aluminum windows 3312-3314 SW KELLY AVE 1965 have replaced most all SW_17344 PORTLAND original windows, with Building Non-Contributing Resource, exception to the east (rear) B611 R140911700 South Portland Historic elevation. Modern lap siding Contemporary District (Listed in 1998) has been added to several NO IMPACT Omaha Industries, Inc. elevations. Not eligible for Building Horizontal Board listing in the NRHP as an individual resource.

This building has changed significantly since 1998. A 1920 second story has been 0231 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND SW_7560 added, and the original

Building Contributing Resource, siding and windows have R140910970 B612 South Portland Historic been replaced. The South

Craftsman District (1998) Portland Historic District The Reed Institute PARTIAL nomination notes that the Building #1 Horizontal Board house was moved in 1926 to accommodate Ross Island Bridge construction.

0223 SW GIBBS ST 1920 Aluminum storm windows SW_18055 PORTLAND obscure original wood Building Contributing Resource, windows. Shingles were B613 R140910980 South Portland Historic added to the house exterior Craftsman District (1998) during the historic period, NO IMPACT The Reed Institute but are not original. Building #2 Shingle

1906 3222 SW CORBETT AVE SW_22962 PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, Some original windows have

B614 South Portland Historic been replaced, while others R140911010 Colonial Revival District (1998) remain in place.

NO IMPACT Failing, Jesse, House #2 Horizontal Board

1885 3224 SW KELLY AVE SW_3176 Windows are original wood PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, sashes with anodized

B615 South Portland Historic aluminum storm windows. R140911110 Victorian Era District (1998) Standing seam metal has

PARTIAL been placed on the roof. Sprover, Dora, House Horizontal Boards

1889 3214 SW KELLY AVE SW_12901 Wood sash windows are PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, covered by storm windows;

B616 South Portland Historic at least one vinyl R140911120 Victorian Eclectic District (1998) replacement is on the south

PARTIAL elevation. Donovan, R.M., House Horizontal Boards

Vinyl windows have replaced original wood 1889 windows since the South 3206-3208 SW KELLY AVE SW_4673 Portland Historic District PORTLAND Building Contributing Resource, was listed in the NRHP in

B617 South Portland Historic 1998. The house, which R140911150 Queen Anne District (1998) has been converted for

PARTIAL use as a duplex, has a Findley, May, House #3 Horizontal Boards nearly identical plan to the adjacent house at 3204 SW Kelly Avenue.

The primary facade has fish scale-shingles and 1889 3204 SW KELLY AVE Documented as a Non- horizontal board siding. SW_22784 PORTLAND Contributing Resource, Remaining elevations are Building South Portland Historic clad in asbestos shingles. B618 R140911140 District (1998); Original wood windows are Queen Anne Recommended retained. The building has a PARTIAL Findley, May, House #2 Eligible/Contributing nearly identical design to Asbestos Shingles the adjacent house at 3206- 3208 SW Kelly Avenue.

The discontiguous district is listed under Criteria A and B619 1966-1970 C, and meets Criteria Halprin Open Space Sequence Listed in NRHP (2013) Consideration G. The APE NO IMPACT District crosses the easternmost section of the district at SW Naito Parkway.