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2. A major facility, the Orange County Agricultural Fair Association race track existed immediately east of Bristol Street between McFadden Avenue and Edinger Avenue. This facility was erected in 1890 and was used for about a decade. 3. The subsurface of the project area is not likely to contain valuable paleontological Material. 4. Data does not exist, with which to assess the archaeological sensitivity of the study area. RECOMMENVATI ONS 1. A Request for Determination of Eligibility should pe prepared and forwarded to appropriate state a.gerncies for the Walker House located at 1248 West Bishop Street. 2, All other strictures existing along Bristol Street, within the study area are considered as having no features or associations which would render them eligible for inclusion in the National Register of €3istor•ic Places. It is recommended that no further research effort be expender. 3. The subsurface in the area or the 1890s race track may conicain artifacts of historical importance. Excavation an the east tide of Bristol Street between McFadden Avenue and Cdinger Avenue should be monitored by a qualified archaeologist historian equipped to quickly document and re- cover any important material which appears. Any material recovered should bn described in a professional report and the material should be donated to d local Oisterical society. 4_ Since the archaeological sensitivity of the area has not been established, all excavation wGrk should be periodically inspected by an archaeologist. This inspection may be terninat4�d in any given area when clearly undisturbed natural deposits are reached, The archaeologist must be pry- ,paved tc quickly assess trig �ajue 3f an)o wratiarial iii appears, and to quickly document anal recover the material. Any material recovered should be described in a professional report and the material should be curated at a local taciliLy with the resources for protection and display. Ronald M. Bissell Archaeologist