Jersey Mike’s Subs: Jersey Mike’s is making tenant improvements to 16605 362nd Drive at the former location of Subway. The owner of Jersey Mike’s will be completing significant interior modifications. The exterior modifications are limited to new signage and new mechanical equipment which will be located on the roof and screened in accordance with Title 17 of the Sandy Municipal Code.

Building Division Update:
Permits Issued = 27
C of O’s Issued = 1 single family home and 1 detached duplex
ERUs Issued = 0

Tickle Creek Condominiums: The new project manager for Tickle Creek Condominiums applied for their third renewal to their temporary structure approval to place two temporary job site trailers associated with the condominiums on the development site. The proposed use of the trailers includes one to be used as a temporary office and the second trailer to be used for dry storage. The two trailers were moved from their previous location next to Unit A to a concrete pad further southeast on the property.

The condominium project is moving into their next phase of development and has completed the installation of curbs and paving of impervious asphalt. They are currently working on the base rock for the pervious asphalt section at Dubarko Road. The rock layer under the pervious asphalt functions as a water storage basin, allowing stormwater to collect and drain properly.  

Mount Hood Farmers Market from May 15 – October 15 (Friday’s only): AntFarm received temporary use permit approval for the annual Mt. Hood Farmer’s Market. The Market will be located at 17455 Scales Avenue and 38600 Proctor Blvd., next to the AntFarm building in the center of the city’s downtown. The event will be held weekly, every Friday, starting at 2:00 PM. Scales Avenue will remain open this year, unlike past years when it was closed during the Market. Additional vendors will be located to the west of the grassy field.

Sandy Garden Club Plant Sale on May 16: The Sandy Garden Club received temporary use permit approval for a one-day event to set up a tent with multiple tables to sell indoor/outdoor house plants. The one-day event will be held at 38600 Proctor Blvd., the vacant lot next to the AntFarm Building and where the Mt. Hood Farmers Market is typically held. 

Code Enforcement Report:

• 17 Citations were issued in February to the property owners of the property at 362nd Avenue and Highway 26 for continuing to maintain attractive nuisances and accumulated junk on the property.
• Business License Audit for businesses with expired licenses past due for renewal will conclude Thursday, March 5. After six reminders via emails, letters, phone calls, and in-person visits, 8 businesses have yet to renew.
• Code enforcement required repairs to two storefronts in the Junker Building at 39080 Pioneer Blvd. The repairs have been completed.