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75C - PH - BRISTOL EIR FROM WARNER TO ST. ANDREW
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75C
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4/7/2015
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2020
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NATIONAL ARCHIVES: On 16 July 1985 the resources of the National <br />Archives, Chet C. Hollifield Federal Building, Laguna Niguel, California <br />were examined. The census schedules for the years 1960, 1910 and 1920 <br />were most helpful in establishing the developmental history of the pro- <br />ject area. No direct information regarding structures was obtained, but <br />general locations Gould be surmised from addresses given in the census <br />data. <br />FIELD SURVEY: On 22, 24 and 25 July 1985 the information which had <br />been determined through agency and library study was field checked. All <br />addresses along Bristol Street in the project area were verified, all of <br />the structures with potential for historical preservation were visited and <br />measurements and photographs made. In addition, all open areas along the <br />street and several areas of active construction excavation were examined <br />for any evidence of archaeological deposition. No such deposition was <br />found and it was noted that the subsurface in the project area appears to <br />be primarily recent alluvial deposits. <br />OTHER RESOURCES: During the course of this survey many additional <br />printed resources were utilized and many people were contacted. Many of <br />the printed resources will be cited in the following history of the pro - <br />ject area. A partial listing of the persons contacted includes: <br />Jeanette McRae, Orange County Fair Association <br />Carol Dumke, Orange County Current Planning Processing Center <br />Mr. Guillory, Orange County Assessor's Office <br />Ed Miller, author of an historical work about the City of Costa Mesa <br />Lecil Slahack, Drange County "istoTical Commission <br />Opal Kissinger, Librarian, Anaheim Public Library <br />Mr. Kapphahn, Business Manager, Mater Dei High School <br />Father Trower, Office of the Bishop of Orange <br />Nancy Thatcher, Orange County Historical Commission <br />Barbara Blankman, Librarian, First Amp_rican Title Cnmpany <br />IDENTIFIED POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL RESOURCES: During this survey <br />four extant structures with potential for historical preservation were ident- <br />ified. Each of these are discussed below. The map of the project area on <br />75C -730 <br />5 <br />
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