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French Park Historic District, Santa Ana, CA Orange County <br />United States Department of the Interior <br />National Park Service <br />National Register of Historic Places <br />Continuation Sheet <br />Section number 10 Page Z <br />Boundary Justification: <br />The proposed boundaries of the Historic French Park District are the <br />same as the boundaries of the local Historic French Park District, with the <br />exception of a section on Civic Center Drive, between N. Lacy St. and N. <br />Garfield St., and a section on both sides of N. Spurgeon, between E. 9th St. <br />and E. llth St., where the resources are not available. Basically, the <br />boundaries outline the residential neighborhood called Historic French Park, <br />excluding the commercial districts to the south and west, the large concen- <br />tration of apartment buildings and condominiums to the north, and the <br />industrial area to the east. <br />The southern boundary, along Civic Center Drive East, is bordered, on <br />the south side of the street, with three churches, one school, a post office, a <br />condominium building, one house, the Ebell Club and parking lots.. <br />The western boundary, along the back of the houses from 803-829 <br />N. Garfield St., is next to an industrial/parking lot area. The line jogs to <br />the middle of N. Garfield St. and includes all the houses on the west side <br />(904-928). The east side of that block of N. Garfield is occupied by a large <br />condominium. In order to not include the Western Medical Center and <br />parking lots, the line runs west on Wellington St. and north on N. Lacy, to <br />Washington St. <br />The northern border, along the back of the houses on E. Washington <br />St. separates the houses along E. Washington from the large apartment <br />complexes of the neighborhood immediately to the north, called French <br />Court.. <br />The eastern border, runs along N. Bush to E. llth St., excluding two <br />parking lots. It goes behind the non-contributing 10- year- old Fourth Court <br />of Appeals building and a large condominium building, located on N. <br />Spurgeon from E. 9th St. to E. 10th St. The boundary excludes a church on <br />the corner of E. 8th St. and N. Spurgeon St. that has been altered. A new <br />office building and a parking lot occupy the space on Civic Center Drive East, <br />in the southwest corner of the district. Commercial buildings are located <br />along Main St. one block away, to the west. <br />