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Board moves 951 NE 115th new single‑family residence forward with materials contingency
Summary
After a first review the board moved the new single‑family project at 951 NE 115th to the voting agenda with a contingency that the applicant add specified tile material details to the submitted elevations and upload the renderings to match the approved package.
The planning board moved a first‑review new single‑family project at 951 NE 115th to the voting agenda with a condition that the applicant add or clarify exterior tile material details on the west elevation.
The applicant told the board the project is a full demolition and new two‑story single‑family home; staff and members discussed plan set labeling and an address discrepancy (the applicant and staff clarified the house is listed as 951 NE 115th/116th in different documents). The chair reminded the applicant that renderings included in the approved package are part of the approval and that the finished construction should reflect the approved materials, saying, "At the end of the day, when it gets built, we expect that tile and not just set up and come several one day because..." (Chair).
Board members noted outstanding submittals (elevation/survey clarifications, tree survey, and site details) and required the applicant to upload updated elevations and material callouts to the portal. The board then moved the item to the next agenda as a new business item for a final vote, with the motion to approve conditioned on submission of the requested material information.
Next steps: applicant to upload clarified elevations and material samples; staff will confirm completeness before a final vote on the consent/voting agenda.
