Units for a Montavilla project
Home projects lead the way here: a bungalow remodel off Yamhill or a basement dig near 80th takes a standard unit and a handwashing station, serviced on the Southeast route that already passes the Stark Street strip.
The district's event life shows up on weekends, so a farmers market or a street fair on Stark gets deluxe flushing units, an ADA-accessible unit, and sometimes the climate-controlled restroom trailer, sized to the crowd along the business blocks.
Setting a unit on a bungalow lot
Lots are modest and cars line the curb, so we look first at the driveway or a firm strip inside the side gate where the crew reaches the unit and the truck still services it from the street without blocking a neighbor.
For a job on the Stark strip we set the unit behind the site fence, off the sidewalk that carries market and shop foot traffic, and keep the pump line short so a walker never has to step around a hose on the business blocks.
Access and weather near Mt Tabor
The grid is easy but the ground tips up toward Mt Tabor on the west edge, so our driver checks the grade and a service spot before a run, and because we cover this quarter often, a Montavilla drop rarely waits.
Rain sits on the flatter east blocks for months and the Tabor-side lots stay damp under the trees, so we build a firm base every time so a unit never settles or leans. The dry summer loads up the market and street-fair calendar on Stark. Delivery, scheduled pumping, and pickup all ride on one order from the first drop.