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Section 8 The Heritage Museum contains a historic plaza featuring several buildings from the 1890-s, extensive flora gardens, citrus groves, agriculture demonstration garden area and Native vegetation open space. Two historical homes are located within the boundary of the Heritage Museum: the Maag Ranch House and the Kellogg House, The Maag Ranch House is located at 3101 West Harvard Street. The house was moved from its original location on Fairhaven Avenue to the museum property in 1980. The house was constructed in 1899 and is listed on the HPDF and was determined ineligible for the NRHP. That Maag Ranch House has been evaluated and been listed as a Landmark on the City of Santa Ana Local Register and determined to be eligible for listing on the State of California Register of Historical Resources. The evaluation prepared for the Maag Ranch House is contained in Appendix D-1, The Kellogg House was also moved to the museum property in 1980 from its original location on Orange Avenue. The Kellogg House has been evaluated and been listed as a Landmark on the City of Santa Ana Local Register and determined to be eligible for listing on the State of California Register of Historical Resources. The evaluation prepared for the Kellogg House is contained in Appendix D-1, A short segment of the water supply pipeline would be attached to the nose piers of the Edinger Bridge that crosses the Santa Ana River Channel immediately northwest of Centennial Park. This bridge is listed in the Caltrans California Bridge Inventory (No. 55 0266). The bridge has been assigned an NRHP Status Code 5. The Bridge underwent major construction in 2013 and 2014, and it does not warrant further consideration during this project and would not be eligible for the NRHP, Archeological Survey Results The archaeological survey of the property was conducted on May 7, 2015, by Mr. David Smith, the Bon'Terra/Psomas Senior archaeologist based out of the Orange County office. At Centennial Park the location of the pipeline alignment, the injection well sites and the proposed shared structures were on paved surfaces. Given the amount of disturbance that has occurred to the site the potential for discovery Of cultural resources would be low. At the Heritage Museum site the proposed monitoring well would be situated on an existing dirt parking lot. The Heritage Museum site has experienced considerate amount of construction activity as part of the construction of Godinez High School, which is adjacent to the monitoring well site. Given the amount of tea Mid Basin Centennial Park 218 2& 18 - '*JProject Final EiR 8-9