The City of Bellevue permit record for the Onni 606 development has been updated, showing that permit 26-114797-BG, for temporary construction power service, has moved from 'Pending' to 'Ready to Issue.' This change signals that the review process for this essential site utility is complete and the permit is prepared for issuance.
According to the permit's scope, the temporary power installation includes one 2500A, 480v 3-phase service and one 4000A, 480v 3-phase service, with secondary conductors extending from Puget Sound Energy (PSE) transformers located at the southeast corner of the property. The permit also covers the installation of a power skid to support site lighting, power tools, and portable office units.
This development, as observed by onni606.com, is a step towards enabling significant construction activities at the 606 106th Avenue NE site. Temporary power is a prerequisite for many subsequent phases of construction, including the excavation of the five planned below-grade levels for the three ~600-foot towers.
The Onni 606 project, developed by Onni Group, is planned to include 1,289 residences, 317 hotel suites, and 896,000 square feet of office space across its three towers. Demolition of previous structures on the ~4-acre block was completed by mid-2026, leaving a cleared and graded site. While the temporary power permit is now 'Ready to Issue,' the four superstructure building permits (25-105052-BB, 25-105181-BB, 25-105109-BB, 25-105295-BB) for the podium and towers remain in 'Pending' status, according to public records.
Independent and unaffiliated with Onni Group. Written from the public City of Bellevue record; corrections via the contact form.