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3. Historic resaurces: The first step in the effort to identify historic properties In the study area luvolved an Rxamination of the APEI and recording of; a. Address of each existing structure. b. Approximate age of each structure as determined by architectural style} condition and other factors. C. Obvious modifications. The next step was to examine pubis, records such as the building permit files of the City of Santa Aria to determine the true date of construction of many of the structures. Residences which were clearly less than 50 years of age were eliminated frcrn further research effort. Parcel numbers and current owner information for those buildings exceeding 50 years of age was obtained from the records of the Orange County Assessor. During this phase it was determined that two buildings in the AP91 were not 50 years of age, but had other strong reasons for consideration for preservation. A 5wilding Evaluation Form far each cf the buildings exceedkng 50 years cf age and for the two additional important structu es was prepared, tc include at least one photograph of each building, The final step in the hi5tcric study was to examine archival resources to establish a general history for the study area and to determine if noted M storival figures had been associated with any cf the structures for which evaluation forms had boon prepared. PEPSONNEE_ The paleontological study was completed by Mr. Rodney E, Rasehke, an Orange County Certified Paieantolcgist. Mr. Raschke is a Principal of RI"W Paleo Associates. a5loo Marguerite Parkway, Suite 3-149, Mis%wn Viejo, California 52692, {714} 837 -9562. The archaeological and historical studies were oQmpleted by Ronald M. 6issell, do Orange County Certified Archaeologist. Mr. Bissell i5 are independent consultant. His address and telephone number appear on the title page of this report. 3