75C - PH - BRISTOL EIR FROM WARNER TO ST. ANDREW

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B . Historical or Cultural Resources Mr. Bissell reviewed the south half of the project area, between Warner Avenue and First Avenue, during July 1985. Following the City of Santa Ana's decision to expand the project limits north to Memory Lane, he reviewed the north half during October T986. Numerous sources of historical data were reviewed to determine the presence of any known significant historical or cultural resources within the APE], in accordance with National Register criteria. These sources included: - The Federal Register of Historic Places at the Orange County Law Library -- The 1975 California Inventory of Historic Resources, published by the California Department of Parks and Recreation -- Local area histories at the Sherman Library, Corona Del Mar Older maps of the project area at the Map Library, University of California, Los Angeles Building permit fifes at the Planning Department, City of Santa Ana -- Parcel Maps at the Orange County Assessor's Office Deeds and other records at the Offrce of the County Clerk, County of Orange -- Old insurance maps, general area histories, directories and newspaper clippings on file at the Santa Ana Public Literary -- Heritage Orange County, Incorporated, Santa Aria, California -- Orange County Historical Commission -- Orange County Historical Society None of the structures within the APEI are listed in the National Register or the California Inventory of Historic Resources. Most of the development in the APP occurred subsequent to 1950. Numerous structures, however, were found to be over 50 years old, one aspect of National Register consideration. Of these, only the Walker Residence, located at 1248 West Bishop, was determined to possess sufficient architectural and historical significance to merit Further review in accordance with National Register criteria. No other structures less than 50 years old were found which would be eligible for listing in the National Register. 75G -616