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7NTRODUOTION: The purpose of this project is to describe the paleonto- logical, archaeological and historical resources existing along Bristol Street between First Street and Warner Avenue in the City of Santa Ana, Orange County, California. The project was undertaken as part of an environmental impact statement assessing proposed street improvements. The area of the project is depicted on the Index Map appearing on page 2 of this report. For the purpose of historic assessment the project was limited to the first row of properties fronting Bristol Street in the segment be- tween First Street and Warner Avenue (City of Banta Ana 19$4:8). The archaeological and historical weria cwvpleted by Ronald M. Bissell, an Orange County Certified Archaeologist. The paleon- tological assessment was accomplished by Mr. Rodney E. Paschke, an Orange County Certified Paleontologist. The survey was completed at various dates between 5 July and 9 August 1985. THE SURVEY: CITY Of SANTA ANA. The first major resource examined during the survey was the files of building permits maintained by the City of Santa Ana, Planning and Development Services, 2D Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, California 92702, Michael C. Betts and Guy W. Admire, both City of Santa Ana employees, were most helpful in arranging access to the records and interpretation of some of the entries. The initial examination of the building permit files occurred on 5 July 1985, with follow -up visits on 12 and 17 July 1935. The building permit files established that four structures with po- tential for historic preservation exist along Bristol Street in the proj- ect area. These structures will be discussed in some detail in the next section of this report. The building permit file for one structure, a tract residence at 410 South Bristol contained the notation, "No demos. See Planning for permits. Historical preservation." It was surmised that the notation 1