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CONCLUSIONS 1. The APEI is not expected to contaln valuable paleontological material. 2. The archaeological sensitivity of the APEI cannot be assessed due to the lack of prior research in the area and the current heavy construction which precludes examination of the ground surface. 3. Twenty three buildings exist within the APEI which have potential for historic preservationi a. Twenty one of the structures are 50 years of age or older. None of these buildings have any noted historical figurez associated with them. While some of the structures have interesting architectural elements, none has features which cart be considered unique. Several of the buildings have undarg❑ne rather extensive remodeling. including some structures Nhich have been converted from residential to office USE. Doe structure has been converted from commercial to residential use. Name of these buildangs are considered sufficiently unique tQ warrant further consideration for historical preservation. b. The African Nethodist Church at 202 North Sri5tol Street was originally constructs# as a chapel at the Santa Area Army Air Base and was moved to its present location in 1547. Since being relaoated the Original clapboard 5idirg gf the structure has been replaced with stucco. While the church is a5sa❑iated with important recent historical evonto, the celocation and extensive remodeling detract greatly from its histor it valise. The building nannut hu nonside+ -nd unique since three of the four chapels origi"ally constructed at the Santa Ana ArMV Air Base are still in existenve. The building is not sufficiently historically significant to warrant further consideration for historical preverva,tiQn. C. Tha Bristol Drug Company building at 130E West Santa Ana Boulevard is a pristine example of late 1940B Commercial architecture. However, it has no historical associations and is therefore not oufficiently significant to warrant farther consideration for historical preservation. 16