Anaheim City Council
April 16, 2024

Eligibility for Architectural Value
A moved property significant under Criterion C must retain enough historic features to convey its architectural values and retain integrity of design, materials, workmanship, feeling, and association.

Eligibility for Historic Associations
A moved property significant under Criteria A or B must be demonstrated to be the surviving property most importantly associated with a particular historic event or an important aspect of a historic person's life. The phrase "most importantly associated" means that it must be the single surviving property that is most closely associated with the event or with the part of the person's life for which he or she is significant.
14 U.S. Department of the Interior, National Register Bulletin 15: How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation (Washington D.C.: National Park Service, 1995), 44-45. 15 National Register Bulletin 15.

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Setting and Environment
In addition to the requirements above, moved properties must still have an orientation, setting, and general environment that are comparable to those of the historic location and that are compatible with the property's significance.

Association Dependent on the Site
For a property whose design values or historical associations are directly dependent on its location, any move will cause the property to lose its integrity and prevent it from conveying its significance.

CALIFORNIA REGISTER OF HISTORICAL RESOURCES
The California Register of Historical Resources (California Register) is “an authoritative listing and guide to be used by State and local agencies, private groups, and citizens in identifying the existing historical resources of the State and to indicate which resources deserve to be protected, to the extent prudent and feasible, from substantial adverse change.”16 The California Register was enacted in 1992, and its regulations became official on January 1, 1998. The California Register is administered by the California Office of Historic Preservation (OHP). The criteria for eligibility for the California Register are based upon National Register criteria.17 Certain resources are determined to be automatically included in the California Register, including California properties formally determined eligible for, or listed in, the National Register. To be eligible for the California Register, a prehistoric or historic-period property must be significant at the local, State, and/or federal level under one or more of the following four criteria:

A. It is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of local or regional history or the cultural heritage of California or the United States; or
B. It is associated with the lives of persons important to local, California or national history; or
C. It embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, region or method of construction or represents the work of a master or possesses high artistic values; or D. It has yielded, or has the potential to yield, information important to the prehistory or history of the local area, California or the nation.18
A resource eligible for the California Register must meet one of the criteria of significance described above and retain enough of its historic character or appearance (integrity) to be recognizable as a historical resource and to convey the reason for its significance. It is possible that a historic resource may not retain sufficient integrity to meet the criteria for listing in the National Register, but it may still be eligible for listing in the California Register. 16 California Public Resources Code, Section 5024.1[a]. http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=PRC&sectionNum=5024.1 (accessed September 2021). 17 California Public Resources Code, Section 5024.1[b] http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=PRC&sectionNum=5024.1 (accessed September 2021). 18 Criterion 4 addresses potential archaeological resources, which is outside the scope of this assessment.

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Additionally, the California Register consists of resources that are listed automatically and those that must be nominated through an application and public hearing process. The California Register automatically includes the following:
• California properties listed on the National Register and those formally determined eligible for the National Register;
• California Registered Historical Landmarks from No. 770 onward; and, • Those California Points of Historical Interest that have been evaluated by the State Office of Historic Preservation (OHP) and have been recommended to the State Historical Resources Commission for inclusion on the California Register.

Other resources that may be nominated to the California Register include:
• Historical resources with a significance rating of Category 3 through 5 (those properties identified as eligible for listing in the National Register, the California Register, and/or a local jurisdiction register);
• Individual historical resources;
• Historic districts; and,
• Historical resources designated or listed as local landmarks, or designated under any local ordinance, such as an historic preservation overlay zone.

ANAHEIM CITYWIDE HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLAN
The City of Anaheim adopted the Anaheim Colony Historic District Preservation Plan in 1999.19 In 2010, the City Council approved and adopted the Citywide Historic Preservation Plan. 20 The
Citywide Historic Preservation Plan supplements the 1999 plan and provides for the identification and protection of those historic resources, both individual properties and districts, that are dispersed throughout the City. The Plan assists the City and its residents in recognizing the importance of historic resources that are located throughout Anaheim, and provides a framework for the identification, and potentially the formal designation, of those resources.

The City of Anaheim has three levels of recognition:

I. Historic Districts;
II. Historically Significant Structures; and
III. Structures of Historical Interest.

Historic Districts
Historic Districts are usually contiguous groups of buildings that are best evaluated together due to their common history and physical characteristics that contribute to the significance of the district. For a historic district to be considered for listing, a significant number of the properties within the proposed boundaries must be contributors to the significance of the district. The end of the period of significance must be close to 50 years or more before the present. 19 City of Anaheim, “Anaheim Colony Historic District Preservation Plan,” 1999. 20 City of Anaheim Community Development Department, “Citywide Historic Preservation Plan,” prepared by Architectural Resources Group, May 2010.

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A historic district is eligible for listing if it meets the following criteria:

1. It is associated with broad patterns of local, regional, or national history; and,

2. It cohesively illustrates the characteristics of a significant architectural style, property type, period, or method of construction; or it represents the work of architects, designers, engineers, or builders who are locally, regionally, or nationally significant.

Buildings located within a historic district must meet all of the following conditions to be considered contributors to the significance of the district:

1. Constructed within the period of significance documented for the district;

2. Associated with the significant historic themes identified for the district; and,

3. Retaining historic integrity from the period of significance.

It is possible that with the restoration of certain features (for example, the removal of stucco to uncover original wood siding) a non-contributor may become a contributor. Not every contributor within a historic district is eligible for the City’s Mills Act program, which has additional guidelines beyond the criteria for historic designation. Please refer to City Preservation Programs at the end of this section for further information.

Historically Significant Structures
Historically Significant Structures are individually eligible properties outside of the City’s historic districts. Some of Anaheim’s historic resources are located in areas that were impacted by later development; others were constructed in earlier periods of the City’s history in areas where few other structures of the same era were built or survive today. These resources are isolated from others of similar vintage (and therefore cannot be included in historic districts), but they are a characteristic part of the historic built environment throughout the City and are often threatened by remodeling, demolition, or development.

A building, structure, or object that is over 50 years old and possesses sufficient historic integrity (please see Design Guidelines for definition) may be considered for listing as a Historically Significant Structure if it meets one or more of the following criteria:

1. It strongly represents a significant event or broad patterns of local, regional, or national history;

2. It is associated with the life of a significant person in local, regional, or national history; and/or,

3. It is a very good example of a significant architectural style, property type, period, or method of construction; or it represents the work of an architect, designer, engineer, or builder who is locally, regionally, or nationally significant; or it is a significant visual feature of the City.

Potential Historically Significant Structures may be required to complete a certain amount of exterior rehabilitation before they can be designated. The threshold for rehabilitation is similar to what is required for participation in the Mills Act program, i.e., substantial rehabilitation of the exterior that follows the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation (see Design Guidelines). A rehabilitation plan may be developed in consultation with City staff.

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Structures of Historical Interest
The City maintains a List of Structures of Historical Interest to track properties outside of existing districts that have been identified by City staff or the public. This list includes properties outside of established historic districts that have been identified by interested individuals or groups, by City staff, through windshield survey, or through any other process that identifies groups of buildings or individual buildings for further study based on their age, building type, style, etc. The list is a tool for identifying potential historic districts and Historically Significant Structures, but it may also encourage preservation as it identifies any properties that are resources for understanding the City’s historic built environment.

A building, structure, or object that is over 50 years old and possesses sufficient historic integrity (please see Design Guidelines) may be added to the list of Structures of Historical Interest with the approval of the Planning and Building Director of the Planning and Building Department. The list consists of buildings that are a good example of an identifiable architectural style and buildings that are associated with the residential, institutional, industrial or commercial development of Anaheim or the region. At the department’s discretion, structures of less than 50 years old may be added as well if they are exceptionally interesting or significant and merit tracking. Updates to the list will be approved by the Planning and Building Director of the Planning and Building Department.

Structures on this list may be eligible for certain City incentive programs to assist with their rehabilitation if they have the potential to become Historically Significant Structures. Please consult with City staff for further information. These structures are not eligible for the Mills Act unless they are later included in a historic district or attain Historically Significant Structure status.

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5.0 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
ARSP and DRSP Areas
The Project Site is located entirely within the City in Orange County, California, within an area known as The Anaheim Resort®, a 1,078-acre portion of the City especially designated by the City's General Plan for Commercial Recreation land uses and which is intended to provide for tourist and entertainment-related industries, such as theme parks, hotels, tourist-oriented retail, movie theaters, and other visitor-serving facilities. Harbor Boulevard is the main north-south thoroughfare through the area. Katella Avenue and Ball Road are the main east-west thoroughfares. Interstate 5 forms the northeastern boundary of the area. The ARSP and DRSP boundaries are shown in Figure 1, above.

Existing land uses within the area governed by the DRSP consist of Disneyland, Downtown Disney, Disney California Adventure Park, Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, Disneyland Hotel, Disney administration offices, back-of-house uses, and parking lots/structures owned or controlled by Disney as well as hotels, motels, retail centers, rental car offices, and convenience stores owned by third parties.

Existing land uses within the Disney ARSP Properties are surface parking lots, an office building, and the Paradise Pier Hotel and associated parking structure. Existing land uses in the ARSP include the Anaheim Convention Center, as well as hotel, motel, retail, restaurant, service station, office, parking lot/structure, single-family residential, rental car offices, event center/banquet hall, vacant lands, RV park uses, and mobile home sites. The ARSP also includes a post office, Orange Grove Elementary, and a vocational school.

The areas governed by the DRSP and ARSP are surrounded by a variety of land uses including hotel, motel, retail, restaurant, single-family residential, multi-family residential, and recreational land uses.

Disneyland Theme Park
In order to support the evaluation of the Disneyland Theme Park as a potential historical resource, its general physical characteristics are described below. Figure 3 shows the current boundary of the Disneyland Theme Park, and the organization and configuration of each “land” or attraction within the park. The development history of Disneyland and changes to the park over time are outlined in the Section 6.0, below. A summary chronology of development with the Disneyland Theme Park is included in Appendix A; select aerial photographs are shown in Appendix B; maps of the park that illustrate the changes to attractions over time is in Appendix C; historic photographs are in Appendix D; and existing condition photographs organized by land are in Appendix E.

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FIGURE 3: ORGANIZATION OF LANDS WITHIN DISNEYLAND THEME PARK Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward 28
Site
The Disneyland Theme Park occupies the north portion of a superblock bounded by South Harbor Boulevard on the east, West Katella Avenue on the south, Disneyland Drive on the west, West Ball Road on the north, and the Santa Ana (5) Freeway on the northeast. The south portion of the superblock is occupied by Disney California Adventure, a separate theme park; the two parks are linked by, and accessed from, the Disneyland Esplanade, a large paved and landscaped plaza in the middle of the superblock. The Monorail, an elevated single-rail electric train, wraps the southeast and south boundaries of the park and passes through the northern portion of the plaza; it connects Disneyland to Disney California Adventure and crosses over Disneyland Drive to the Downtown Disney district and the hotels of The Disneyland Resort.

The main public entrance to Disneyland is located at the south end of the park. It consists of an arc of four neo-Victorian pavilions with metal fences and gates, sheltering rows of turnstiles and interspersed with raised planters and mature trees. The turnstiles open to a crescent-shaped, brick-paved plaza that wraps the south side of a large, elliptical berm landscaped with mature trees and patterned plantings including the face of Mickey Mouse. The berm is surmounted by the neo-Second Empire style Main Street Station of the Disneyland Railroad, a narrow-gauge steam-powered train that encircles the park. At the east and west ends of the entrance plaza, vaulted passages faced in ashlar masonry pass under the railroad tracks and give access to the park itself, which has a roughly circular plan and is divided into nine distinctly themed sections:

Main Street, U.S.A.; Adventureland; Frontierland; Fantasyland; Tomorrowland; New Orleans Square; Critter Country; Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge; and Mickey’s Toontown.

Main Street, U.S.A. (1955)
Main Street, U.S.A. forms the central northsouth axis and main circulation hub of the park. It is a scaled-down, nostalgic interpretation of a
small-town American downtown from the turn of
the 20th century. The concrete street has brickpaved sidewalks with decorative metal lamp posts and is flanked by gift shops and restaurants
with neo-Victorian façades. Horse-drawn opensided street cars run on tracks down the middle of the street. Main Street runs in a straight line
north from a triangular plaza in front of the Main
Street Station, landscaped with fenced planting beds and mature trees and furnished with park benches. Its northern end terminates at a large, circular, brick-paved plaza with fenced parterres and decorative metal lamp posts surrounding a raised planter with a bronze statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse. This central plaza provides direct access to the park’s four original themed “lands:” Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland.

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Adventureland (1955)
Adventureland is located immediately west of
Main Street, U.S.A. and is accessed via a faux
bamboo gateway from the southeast segment of
the central plaza. Its curvilinear concrete walks
and meandering water feature are densely planted
with tropical trees and shrubs including bamboo,
ficus, and various types of palms, some in raised
planters resembling rough stone. Lighting consists
of hurricane lanterns mounted on wood posts.

Building façades are executed in interpretations of
Tiki and 19th-century tropical colonial styles.

Adventureland’s attractions include Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room, the Jungle Cruise, the Indiana Jones Adventure, and Tarzan’s Treehouse.

Frontierland (1955)
Frontierland is located northwest of
Adventureland and is accessed from the west side
of the central plaza via a rustic log gateway. It has
stained concrete walks planted with a variety of
mature shrubs and trees including several types of
cacti, bougainvillea, pine, and California pepper.

Its water feature, Rivers of America, is designed
and landscaped to resemble stretches of four
major rivers on the American frontier, the
Columbia, Missouri, Mississippi, and Rio Grande.

It surrounds Tom Sawyer’s Island, with buildings
and artificial caves based on the Mark Twain novel. Restaurant and shop buildings have façades based on log, Old West, and Spanish Colonial precedents. Frontierland’s attractions include Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Mark Twain Riverboat, Sailing Ship Columbia, and Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes.

Fantasyland (1955)
Fantasyland occupies the north central portion of
the park. It is accessed from the north side of the
central plaza via the Sleeping Beauty Castle,
which forms the northern terminus of the axis
along Main Street, U.S.A.. The castle is reached by
a drawbridge over a moat and leads to a fairytale
medieval village with cobbled walkways and a mix
of stylized Tudor, Cotswolds, and Middle
European façades of simulated stone, brick, and
half-timbering. The western end of Fantasyland is
dominated by the Matterhorn, a 147-foot-tall,
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1:100 scale, steel and stucco replica of the Swiss Alps original, which houses the Matterhorn Bobsleds roller coaster. The Matterhorn is surrounded by dense plantings of mature trees.

Fantasyland’s other attractions include the King Arthur Carrousel, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, Peter Pan’s Flight, the Mad Tea Party, and “it’s a small world.” Tomorrowland (1955)
Tomorrowland occupies the east portion of the
park and is accessed from the east side of the
central plaza. The entrance into Tomorrowland is
marked by the Astro Orbiter, a rotating rocket ride,
and achieved by passing under the elevated track
of the defunct People Mover, small trains that
once circulated around and through the various
Tomorrowland attractions. At grade, wide concrete
walks interspersed with raised concrete planters,
seating areas, and landscaping lead to Mid-century
Modern and futuristic buildings, a large water
feature, and a heavily planted miniature freeway
system, all interspersed with the vertical supports of the Monorail’s elevated track.

Tomorrowland’s attractions include the Autopia, Space Mountain, Star Tours, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, and the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage.

New Orleans Square (1966)
New Orleans Square is located at the southwest
edge of Frontierland, along the Mississippi
segment of Rivers of America. It is a cluster of
buildings with Creole-style façades of plaster walls,
wrought iron balconies, and French doors with
louvered wood shutters. The surrounding
landscape includes concrete and brick paths that
wind through the buildings, wide terraces
overlooking Rivers of America, and a central plaza
with fenced planting beds and large, mature trees
around a circular fountain. New Orleans Square’s
two principal features are the Haunted Mansion, a faux Greek Revival estate with a columned portico and wrought iron galleries; and Pirates of the Caribbean, a boat ride through a simulated bayou populated with animatronic characters.

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Critter Country (1988)
Critter Country is located on the west edge of the
park, immediately north of New Orleans Square. Its
Pacific Northwest forest theme is expressed in dense
plantings of mature trees and shrubs around rustic
timber frame buildings, connected by wide concrete
and cobbled walkways. Critter Country’s attractions
include Splash Mountain, a log flume roller coaster;
and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge (2019)
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is located in the northwest
portion of the park. It was inspired by the Star Wars
film franchise and depicts a small village set amidst
rocky spires on a distant planet. Attractions include
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance and Millennium
Falcon: Smugglers Run.

Mickey’s Toontown (1993)
Mickey’s Toontown is located at the north edge of the
theme park and is accessed from Fantasyland by a
tunnel immediately west of “it’s a small world.” It is a cartoon-themed village designed to appeal to younger
children, with colorful, distorted façades resembling
those seen in the backgrounds of traditionally
animated cartoons. Attractions in Mickey’s Toontown
include Gadget’s Go Coaster and Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin.

Back-of-house
The back-of-house area is composed of three service
areas at the outer perimeters of the park: the North
Service Area, which occupies the northernmost portion
of the superblock; the West Service Area, located
southwest of Frontierland and New Orleans Square;
and the East Service Area, located southeast of
Tomorrowland. These areas contain groupings of
utilitarian buildings housing staff, storage, mechanical, and maintenance facilities for the park. The railroad
roundhouse is located at the eastern edge of the North
Service Area; stables for the park’s animals are located in the West Service Area.

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The Team Disney Anaheim building (TDA) was
designed by Frank Gehry and constructed in 1996. It is
located in the northeast corner of the North Service
Area. It is contemporary in design, and four stories in height with an irregularly shaped footprint, complex
massing, and asymmetrical composition. The building
is characterized by a generally linear form with various separate, visually independent volumes with
undulating façades. Volumes in the center of the
primary façade are roughly cylindrical in shape.

Fenestration is composed of metal storefront and metal sliding windows.

The Pope House is a Craftsman-style residence
located in the northwest corner of the back-of-house
area, in a surface parking lot immediately south of W.

Ball Avenue. The one-story building has an
asymmetrical composition, cross-gable roof with
boxed eaves, and partial-width projecting entry porch.

It has wood clapboard exterior wall cladding and wood
windows. A pair of fixed picture windows flank the
centrally-located, partially glazed wood door. An
accessible ramp has been added to the secondary
entrance on the primary façade.

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6.0 DISNEYLAND THEME PARK DEVELOPMENT HISTORY
Conceptual Development
As early as 1951, Walt Disney confided in his brother Roy that he dreamed of building an amusement park designed for families. Roy Disney initially dismissed the idea, citing the troubled finances of their company, Walt Disney Productions (WDP). The once-successful company had lost a number of employees to a labor strike in 1941, and even more to the military when the United States entered World War II. By the early 1950s, the company was in debt to Bank of America and still recovering from wartime losses.21
In spite of his brother’s objections, Walt Disney moved ahead with his theme park plans. After several early attempts to develop the park in Burbank on land belonging to Walt Disney Productions, two key factors emerged as necessary for the project’s eventual success. First, Walt Disney would have to secure independent funding if he hoped to build a theme park; and second, a plot of land larger than WDP’s existing facilities was needed to properly realize Disney’s vision.

These two requirements guided Walt Disney’s activities throughout the early 1950s and spurred the eventual development of Disneyland in Anaheim.

In April 1952, Walt Disney invited architects Charles
Luckman and William Pereira to the Burbank studio to
discuss the development of a theme park.22 That
October, Disney met with literary agent Mitchell
Gertz to obtain the television rights to the Zorro
stories, which he believed would generate a sufficient
revenue stream to fund the realization of his theme
park concept.23 In December, Walt Disney organized a
privately-held company apart from WDP to oversee
the development of his theme park. Initially dubbed
WED Enterprises (WED) and incorporated on
December 16, 1952, the company was renamed Walt
Disney Imagineering in 1986.
24 In 1953, WDP agreed to give Luckman and Pereira $3,000 to design Disneyland.25 Disney quickly dismissed the pair, feeling that his own designers would better know how to design a “Disneystyle” park, as it was “more a matter of entertainment than design.”26 However, he retained Pereira’s recommendation that the park should have only one entrance so that the visitor experience could be completely controlled.27 At the same time, Disney dispatched WED designers to visit local amusement parks for inspiration and general reconnaissance, including Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, the Los Angeles Fair in Pomona, and Beverly Park, a small corner amusement 21 Todd James Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland: The Disney Brothers, C. V. Wood, and the Making of the Great American Theme Park (Jackson, MS: University Press of Mississippi, 2016), 28, 31. 22 Neal Gabler, Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination (New York: Vintage Books, 2006), 494; Richard Snow, Disney’s Land: Walt Disney and the Invention of the Amusement Park that Changed the World (New York: Scribner, 2019), 64-65. 23 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 33, 35. 24 Snow, Disney’s Land, 83; Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 36. 25 Gabler, Walt Disney, 494. 26 Gabler, Walt Disney, 494. 27 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 37.

Walt Disney shows plans to Orange County
officials at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank,
December 1954. Source: Orange County Archives.

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park in Beverly Hills.28 In June 1953, at Charles Luckman’s suggestion, Disney commissioned the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) to select a site in Southern California for the potential development of a theme park.29 Two months later, after evaluating seventy-one sites across five counties, the SRI recommended Anaheim as the best location for Disney’s park project.30 In 1953, Walt Disney finalized the contract securing the screen and merchandise rights to 52 Zorro stories.31 However, while Walt Disney Productions went on to produce a number of Zorro movies and television specials, funding for the park would eventually come from another source.

That September, Roy Disney met with television executives to discuss a potential network sponsorship, which the Disney brothers hoped would ease WED’s financial difficulties and generate funding for construction of the theme park.32 As part of the presentation for the meeting, Walt Disney prepared a pitch for a television show called Walt Disney Presents, as well as a proposal for the development of Disneyland itself. To accompany the pitch book, illustrator Herb Ryman was asked to prepare the first large-scale concept rendering of the proposed theme park, now known as Disneyland.

After unsuccessful meetings with both CBS and NBC, Roy Disney found a financial partner in ABC. The broadcasting company became part owner of Disneyland and exhibited a weekly television program produced by the studio in exchange for making a direct investment in the park and guaranteeing the loans to finish its construction.33 At the same time, C.V. Wood and Bill Cottrell began to work with two local Anaheim realtors to secure the 17 individual parcels of 28 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 37-39, 118-119. 29 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 48, 262; Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 37. 30 Chris Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 3rd ed. (Solana Beach, CA: Santa Monica Press, 2017), 159; see also Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 48-53. 31 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 35. 32 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 59. 33 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 70.

Herb Ryman’s concept map of Disneyland, 1953. Source: Van Eaton Galleries, via Orange County Register.

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agricultural ranch land that would become Disneyland. After prolonged negotiations, Disney finally closed the purchase in August 1953, at $4,500 per acre.34 In late March 1954, Cerritos Avenue was closed to the public, clearing the way for Walt Disney to move ahead with the construction of Disneyland.

At the same time, Walt Disney began to explore the possibility of leasing commercial space within the park to local and national companies, including Ford, General Electric, General Motors, and Coca-Cola. The concept of a theme park offering retail operations was so foreign that talks with most companies broke down, but one advertising executive suggested an alternative method of “sponsorship,” which eventually became the hallmark of early operations at Disneyland.35 C.V.

Wood “secured Chicago meatpacker Swift & Co. to operate the Market House on Main Street, and that success opened the floodgates to 40 other sponsorships, including Santa Fe Railroad Company, Bank of America, Richfield Oil, Upjohn, and Carnation. Sponsors built out their own shops with required exhibition space, and their rental fees generated much needed income.”36 After months of negotiations, the contract between ABC and WDP was finalized by the Disney board on April 2, 1954.
37 As part of the deal, Walt Disney would produce a half-hour weekly television program that promoted both Disney films and Disneyland using a combination of liveaction filming and animation.38 In May 1954, WDP made a public announcement that Walt Disney planned to develop an amusement park.39 WED designers spent June 1954 traveling the country in a second round of field research, visiting destinations including Williamsburg, Mount Vernon, Luna Park, Coney Island, Palisades Park, and the Long Beach Pike to assess the economics and land-use practices of successful amusement parks.40 Walt Disney’s longtime dream of a family-oriented amusement park was about to come to fruition.

Initial Development
On July 21, 1954, ground was broken for
construction of Disneyland, on 17 parcels of former
agricultural land in Orange County. On October 27,
1954, the Disneyland television show premiered –
one of the first original television series produced
by a motion picture studio. The show was
conceived to be synergistic with the development
of the park, and the show’s autumn premiere gave
Walt Disney a full television season (26 episodes)
to promote Disneyland before the park’s expected
opening the following year. In December 1954, the
City of Anaheim annexed approximately 800 acres
34 Gabler, Walt Disney, 501; Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 91-93; Snow, Disney’s Land, 80-81; and Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 37. 35 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 94-95; see also Gabler, Walt Disney, 526-527. 36 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 43. 37 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 97-98. 38 Gabler, Walt Disney, 509-512. 39 Gabler, Walt Disney, 509. 40 Pierce, Three Years in Wonderland, 118.

Main Street Train Depot and City Hall under
construction, 1954. Source: “Disneyland in
construction.”
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of unincorporated Orange County land surrounding the site of the park to allow the connection of city services.
41 When it opened, the park was surrounded primarily by citrus ranches.

A single-family residence, now known as the Pope House, was moved onto the grounds of the theme park in 1955. Owen and Dolly Pope, who were hired by Walt Disney to run the 10-acre Pony Farm (later Circle D Corral in Frontierland), chose the house from among several residences that were being moved onto the park grounds. The Popes moved into the residence three days before Disneyland opened to the public and resided in the house for over fifteen years. In 1971, the Popes moved to Florida to supervise the building of Tri-Circle-D Ranch at Walt Disney World Resort. In 2016, the Pope House was again relocated, this time to the intersection of W. Ball Road and Cast Place in the back-of-house area, where it is currently located. 42 One of the first buildings to be constructed on site was the fire station, the second floor of which was used by Walt Disney as his personal apartment. Residing in the fire station apartment allowed Walt Disney to closely monitor construction of the park, and later its operations, on a daily basis.

Disneyland is organized into lands, each with a different theme. At the park’s opening in 1955, there were five lands: Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and Main Street, U.S.A. The Disneyland & Santa Fe Railroad traveled the perimeter of the park and served as a means of transportation between Main Street and Frontierland. Adventureland, an “amalgamation of African, Asian, and Polynesian influences,” “showcased the spirit and promise of exploring uncharted territory.”43 Frontierland, “a tribute to ‘the ideals, the dreams, and the hard facts that have created America,’” originally covered about 20 acres (33 percent) of Disneyland in the 1950s.44 Fantasyland, which celebrates Disney’s animated films, evoked “idyllic, dreamy memories of childhood fantasies.”45 Tomorrowland “imagined life decades away,” presenting Disney’s vision for the future.46 Main Street, U.S.A., divided into the Town Square, Main Street, and the Hub, runs from the park’s entrance to Sleeping Beauty Castle, funneling guests “through a charming recreation of a turn-of-the-century small
American town” where “’age relives fond memories of the past.’”47
Landscaping was integral to the park’s design. Berms
were used extensively to separate sections of the park
from each other, to form islands, and to create scale and interest. The berm surrounding the park was originally
designed to provide a sense of enclosure as well as to
offer an elevated roadbed for the Disneyland Railroad,
41 Stephen J. Faessel, Images of America: Anaheim, 1940-2007, (Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2007), 25; Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 43. 42 Erin Glover, “The Pope House: A Piece of Disneyland History at the Circle D Corral,” Disney Parks Blog, November 3, 2011, https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2011/11/the-pope-house-a-piece-of-disneyland-history-at-the-circle-d-corral/ (accessed March 2023). 43 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 40; Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 14. 44 Walt Disney, Disneyland Opening Day speech, July 17, 1955, as quoted in Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 14; Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 181. 45 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 166. 46 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 14. 47 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 262; Disney, Disneyland Opening Day speech, as quoted in Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 13.

Oblique aerial view of Disneyland park, view
facing southeast, 1962. Source: Orange County
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affording passengers a better overall view of the park. It “blocks out the outside world visually, aurally, and emotionally.”48 The 15-foot-tall berm was constructed primarily from the 350,000 cubic yards of earth excavated to create the park’s waterways.49 At the time of the park’s opening, water features covered one-seventh of the park’s area.50 Some landscape features of the original park design predated the park’s construction, while other aspects of the landscaping were specifically designed to evoke the feeling of the lands they surrounded. “In February 1955, Welton Becket recommended landscape architect Ruth Shellhorn to create designs for Main Street, Tomorrowland, and the castle courtyard. Soon after she began, Walt expanded her scope to encompass areas of the other themed lands.”51 Jack and Morgan “Bill” Evans were “responsible for the exotic foliage of the park,” executed according to the master plans.52
Eucalyptus trees, originally planted as a wind break for the orange and walnut orchards that Disneyland replaced, were kept and used as a screen between Main Street, USA and the Jungle Cruise attraction in neighboring Adventureland.53 Adventureland was “the most densely planted of the lands, blending thousands of transplanted trees and bushes with old-growth trees saved from the original orchards the park was built on.”54 The Plaza entrance to Adventureland utilized grasses and grass-like bamboos on the stream side and Senegal date palms, jacarandas, and bougainvillea on the other side to unify the two distinct architectural styles utilized in the land.

Many of the original orange trees on the site were left to become part of the jungle planting.

Canary Island date palms were also relocated to this area of the park, as were groups of coconut palms given to Disneyland by the City of Anaheim.55 A Canary Island Date palm, also known as the Dominguez palm, was purportedly kept as part of the deal through which Disney purchased the former Dominguez ranch lands, which comprise part of the Disneyland Park. Disney agreed to maintain the palm, but it had to be relocated to its present location west of the Jungle Cruise Boathouse from its original site in front of the family home, which was slated to become part of the park’s parking lot.56 In Tomorrowland, Italian cypress in simple areas of groundcover lined the broad entrance walk, which flared into a geometrically designed courtyard.57 Disneyland opened to special guests as well as a live television audience on July 17, 1955. A 1955 map of the park is shown below. A list of the lands and attractions that were completed by opening day are shown in Table 1.58
48 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 57. 49 Ruth P. Shellhorn, “Disneyland: Dream Built In One Year Through Teamwork of Many Artists,” Landscape Architecture 46, no. 3 (April 1956),132.
50 Shellhorn, “Disneyland,” 132. 51 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 46. 52 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 46, 57. 53 “Disneyland in Construction,” Stef, December 20, 2012, video, 37:39, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rItAd9FuIDo&list=PLEkrqpVSCCM2gTdOkEWrCbvxjJZ23jXD0&index=1&t=2s. 54 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 41. 55 Shellhorn, “Disneyland,” 131. 56 DizBuff, “Trivia: Dominguez Palm Disneyland,” The Disney Buff, https://dizbuff.com/dominguez-palm-disneyland/ (accessed August 2021).
57 Shellhorn, “Disneyland,” 127. 58 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 362. Attractions still in operation as of 2021 are noted with an asterisk.

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1955 map of Disneyland. Source: The Cavender Diary.

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TABLE 1. OPENING DAY ATTRACTIONS/AMENITIES/FACILITIES

LAND ATTRACTION/AMENITY/FACILITY
Adventureland
Jungle Cruise
Adventureland Bazaar
Tropical Cantina
Fantasyland
Canal Boats of the World
King Arthur Carrousel
Mad Hatter’s Mad Tea Party
Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride
Peter Pan’s Flight
Snow White Adventures
Sleeping Beauty Castle
Frontierland
Frontierland railroad station
Golden Horseshoe
Mark Twain Riverboat
Mule Pack
Stage Coach
Davy Crockett Frontier Museum
Frontierland Trading Post
Rivers of America
Main Street, U.S.A.

Main Street Cinema
Main Street Vehicles
Town Square Railroad Station
Bandstand, Flagpole
Plaza Pavilion Restaurant
Red Wagon Inn
Tomorrowland
Autopia
Hall of Chemistry
Space Station X-1
Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad59 C. K. Holliday engine
E. P. Ripley engine
The day following the live telecast, the park opened to the public. Given the tight construction deadline, some attractions originally slated for the park’s opening day were delayed, and instead opened later that summer. Additional attractions and amenities that opened in the park’s first month are shown in Table 2.
59 In 1974, the Santa Fe Railroad, which had transitioned entirely to freight operations, ceased its sponsorship of Disney’s passenger railroad.

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TABLE 2. ATTRACTIONS/AMENITIES/FACILITIES OPENED JULY 18-AUGUST 17, 1955

LAND ATTRACTION/AMENITY/FACILITY DATE
OPENED
Frontierland Pendleton Woolen Mills Dry Goods
Store
July 18
Tomorrowland Circarama Theater July 18
Rocket to the Moon July 22
Fantasyland Casey Jr. Circus Train July 31
Dumbo the Flying Elephant August 16
Throughout the 1950s, more and more attractions were added to Disneyland Park. Frontierland, in particular, “was a rough sketch of its present self” on Opening Day and was slowly expanded and built-up over time.60 On June 16, 1956, Tom Sawyer Island opened in Frontierland and the Storybookland Canal Boats opened in Fantasyland. Once the Canal Boats were launched, a full complement of miniature buildings was added along the shoreline, improving the view from the nearby Casey Jr. Circus Train. The Indian Village in Frontierland was enlarged in 1956, and again in 1962.61 On June 23, 1956, the Skyway to Fantasyland and Skyway to Tomorrowland were added to the park, offering “something no other Disneyland attraction could: by adding height to sights, it gave guests a lingering view of the park from high above.”62 Also in 1956, a station for the Disneyland Railroad was added in Fantasyland, and the Oaks Tavern opened in Frontierland.63 The Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough opened in Fantasyland on April 29, 1957, and the Frontierland Shooting Gallery opened on July 12 of the same year.
64 The Grand Canyon Diorama opened
along the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad Tracks in the
Tomorrowland area on March 31, 1958. Alice in Wonderland opened in Fantasyland on June 14, and the sailing ship Columbia was launched in Frontierland on the same day. Also in 1958, a platform station for the Disneyland Railroad was added in Tomorrowland; additions were made to the station later that year, and the Fred G. Gurley engine, which dates from 1894, was refurbished and placed into service on the Disneyland Railroad. 60 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 108. 61 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 109. 62 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 434. 63 It reopened as the Stage Door Café on September 1, 1978. 64 Its name was later changed to the Frontierland Shooting Exposition.

Sleeping Beauty Castle, 1955.

Source: “Disneyland,” LIFE
magazine, August 15, 1955.

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The year 1959 was marked by the opening of some of
the park’s most iconic – and inventive – attractions.

The Matterhorn Bobsleds opened in Tomorrowland on
June 14, 1959.
65 The attraction was the world’s first
tubular-steel roller coaster. Since the steel tubes could be bent easily, tighter curves could be made in the
track, allowing two bobsleds to operate simultaneously.

This innovation dramatically shortened wait times and
allowed for higher rider capacity. The Disneyland
Monorail and Submarine Voyage attractions also
opened in Tomorrowland on June 14, along with two
new Autopia freeways.66 Also in 1959, the Ernest S.

Marsh engine, which dates from 1925, was refurbished
and placed into service on the Disneyland Railroad.

Disneyland celebrated five successful years of
operation and closed out the 1950s with a watershed year. 65 Though originally a Tomorrowland attraction, the Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction is now considered part of Fantasyland. 66 Marty Sklar, Dream It! Do It!: My Half-Century Creating Disney’s Magic Kingdoms (Glendale, CA: Disney Editions, 2013), 91-92.

Submarine Voyage and Monorail photographed
from Skyway, view facing southeast, 1959. Source:

Yesterland.
1961 park map. Source: The Mouse Museum: Disney Collector Archives.

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Increasing Popularity and Continued Development
Walt Disney’s focus on innovation at Disneyland continued into the 1960s, and development at the park during this period introduced advancements in technology and design that ultimately helped to define the character and identity of the park’s attractions as well as the park experience as a whole. Many of these improvements stemmed from ideas conceived for the 1964/1965 New York World’s Fair, which introduced attractions and exhibits that highlighted Disneyland’s role as a producer of cutting-edge entertainment technology. At the same time, Disneyland’s growing popularity began to eclipse that of the films and studio that first inspired its attractions. Fueled by the robust economic growth and explosive population boom associated with the postwar era, many families had young children, possessed more disposable income, and had a greater interest in leisure-time activities, making Disneyland an attractive destination. By the mid-1960s, the park was considered the top tourist destination in the country, with an overall park attendance equal to one-quarter of the population of the United States.67 New and expanded attractions continued to open at
the park during the 1960s. The Monorail temporarily
closed from April 10 to June 1, 1961, so it could be
extended to link the Disneyland Hotel to the park
property. On November 28, 1962, The Swiss Family
Treehouse opened in Adventureland. The Enchanted
Tiki Room opened in Adventureland on June 23,
1963, demonstrating a significant advancement in
Disney’s Audio-Animatronic technology.

As ever, the illusion of total detachment from the
world outside the park and the problems associated
with it was important to Disneyland. In 1964, WED worked with the Anaheim City Council to adopt a series of height restrictions that set a maximum height limit for all buildings immediately surrounding Disneyland, gradually increasing the farther structures are from the park. The limits were enacted by the Council so that no building constructed “outside the berm” would be visible from inside Disneyland Park in order to preserve the “fantasy atmosphere” of the City’s main tourist attraction.68
WED artists played a critical role in the 1964/1965 New York World’s Fair, which opened in New York on April 22, 1964. They introduced pioneering technological innovations that would come to play a critical role in future Disneyland park design. Walt Disney debuted four new attractions as part of the Fair’s exhibits: Carousel of Progress, presented by General Electric; Ford’s Magic Skyway, presented by Ford Motors; Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, State of Illinois pavilion; and “it’s a small world,” presented by Pepsi-Cola/UNICEF. These attractions marked the first public showings of Disney’s advancements in its Audio-Animatronic technology. 67 As quoted in Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 164-165. 68 Donald W. Ballard, “Design & History of the Disneyland Hotel California: 1966-1988,” Designing Disney, https://www.designingdisney.com/parks/disneyland-resort/design-history-disneyland-hotel-california-1966-1988/ (accessed July 2021); “Anaheim’s Disney Cone keeps the fantasy inside,” Orange County Register, December 20, 2015, https://www.ocregister.com/2015/12/20/anaheims-disney-cone-keeps-the-fantasy-inside/ (accessed July 2021).

Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse, facing
southwest, 1963. Source: Daveland.

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During the mid-1960s numerous changes and expansions were undertaken at Disneyland. In 1965, the Fantasyland railroad station was removed to make way for the addition of “it’s a small world” to the park. The attraction, which represented the first high-capacity vessel at the park and allowed for dramatic increases in hourly ridership, opened in Fantasyland on May 28, 1966. An adjacent Topiary Garden was also opened at the same time. Overseen by Bill “Morgan” Evans and designed by WDP artists, the garden initially consisted of 25 shrub animals, including two elephants, a poodle, a crocodile, a llama, a unicorn, a giraffe, a dodo bird, a pig, a camel, a donkey, two bears, lions, seals, and several background pieces representing Alice in Wonderland.69
New Orleans Square, originally conceptualized as early as 1957, opened on July 24, 1966, marking the first major expansion of Disneyland from its original configuration, and the “last large-scale Disneyland project dedicated during [Walt Disney’s] lifetime.”70 The “French Quarter-themed area covered three acres near the banks of The Rivers of America,” and took four years and $18 million to create.71 Pirates of the Caribbean and the Blue Bayou Restaurant opened in the new land on March 18, 1967. The Haunted Mansion ride opened in New Orleans Square on August 9, 1969.72 Club 33, at 33 Royal Street in New Orleans Square, was Walt’s concept for an elegant, exclusive club for VIPs. The number “33” came from the number of original sponsors of rides and attractions in the park. It was meant as a place where the sponsors could conduct business lunches, and it was the only place in the park that served alcohol. Members consisted mostly of Disneyland’s corporate partners and local Orange County businessmen. The original entrance was discreetly marked by a “33” placard next to the Blue Bayou restaurant. A gilded elevator transported guests to one of two main dining areas on the second floor, the Banquet Room or the Trophy Room. The private, fine-dining experience featured French cuisine.

The club was to share a commercial kitchen with the “Disney family apartment” above the Pirates of the Caribbean at 21 Royal Street. The apartment was designed by Dorthea Redmond who collaborated with Alfred Hitchcock before working for Disney in 1964. The apartment was almost completed when Walt passed away in 1966; however, Roy Disney halted the build out of the space as an apartment, though it was later used for other purposes. 73 69 “Disney Gardeners Create Cartoons: Sculptures from Plants,” Long Beach Press-Telegram, April 25, 1965. 70 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 349. 71 Dave Walker, “Walt Disney and New Orleans: a visionary and his muse,” Times-Picayune, September 15, 2015. 72 The Haunted Mansion building had been constructed in 1963 but remained vacant until the ride opened six years later. Delays were caused in part by the 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair. 73 Mary Carriker Smothers. Eat Like Walt: The Wonderful World of Disney Food (Los Angeles, CA: Disney Editions, 2017), 132.

Hom family in front of “It’s a
Small World,” 1973. Source: Los
Angeles Public Library.

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Tomorrowland underwent a number of additions
and improvements in the mid-1960s. The Primeval
World Diorama was added to the Santa Fe &
Disneyland Railroad in the Tomorrowland area on
July 1, 1966. Also in 1966, further additions were
made to the Tomorrowland railroad station, and
some railroad cars were converted to an openwalled design with side-facing seats that afforded better views of the newly constructed dioramas.

In 1967, the “new Tomorrowland” was dedicated.

The update “re-branded the entire land as a shiny
‘world on the move,’” and introduced a number of new features and attractions.74 Within the “dramatic new […] angular, aluminum entrance gates,” visitors could take an Adventure Thru Inner Space, try the restyled Rocket Jets, enjoy the Tomorrowland Terrace and Tomorrowland Stage, investigate the Carousel of Progress at the Carousel Theater, or ride the PeopleMover. “Dazzled guests felt like they had suddenly time-warped from 1967 to the 21st century.”75 Walt Disney died on December 15, 1966. Following his death, development continued on the last of the projects on which he had worked directly, including the attractions in New Orleans Square.

The opening of the Haunted Mansion in 1969 marked the completion of New Orleans Square, and Walt Disney’s final contribution to Disneyland. Table 3 summarizes all features and attractions that were completed between 1955 and 1969.

At the time of Walt’s death, Roy Disney assumed the positions of Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Walt Disney Company, while continuing to serve as President, a position he had held since 1945.
76 However, Roy stepped down as President and CEO of the Walt Disney Company in 1968 to focus on the development of Walt Disney World. He continued to serve as Chairman of the Board until his death on December 20, 1971.

The close of the 1960s marked an important period of transition for Disneyland and ended a significant period in the history of the park. The completion of New Orleans Square represented the culmination of Walt’s original vision for the park; development moving forward would represent growth and development beyond what Walt had initially conceived. The death of Walt Disney, followed by Roy Disney’s departure from the Walt Disney Company, marked the first time in history that a member of the Disney family was not at the helm of the enterprise. 74 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 479. 75 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 479. 76 “Disney, Roy Oliver,” D2t3, https://d23.com/a-to-z/disney-roy-oliver/ (accessed August 2021).

Tomorrowland, view facing east, July 1967.

Source: Daveland.

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1969 park map. Source: Flickr (user Janice Duryea).

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TABLE 3. ATTRACTIONS/AMENITIES/FACILITIES COMPLETED 1955-1969

LAND ATTRACTION/AMENITY/FACILITY DATE
OPENED
Adventureland
Bengal Barbecue 1955
Plaza Pavilion 1955
Tiki Tropical Traders 1955
Guatemalan Weavers 1956
Swiss Family Treehouse 1962
Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room 1963
Fantasyland
Alice in Wonderland Mushroom 1955
Casey Jr. Circus Train 1955
Casey Jr. Circus Train Station 1955
Dumbo the Flying Elephant 1955
Fantasyland Popcorn Stand 1955
Mickey Mouse Club Theater 1955
Storybookland Lighthouse 1955
Storybookland Canal Boats 1956
Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough 1957
Tinker Bell Toy Shoppe 1957
Alice in Wonderland 1958
Matterhorn Bobsleds 1959
Snow White Wishing Well and Grotto 1961
It’s a Small World 1966
Topiary Garden 1966
Frontierland
Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House 1955
Davy Crockett Arcade 1955
Frontierland Railroad Station 1955
Pendleton Woolen Mills Dry Goods Store 1955
Indian War Canoes 1956
Rafts to Tom Sawyer Island 1956
Casa de Fritos 1956
Stage Door Café 1956
Pirate’s Lair on Tom Sawyer Island 1956
Frontierland Shooting Gallery 1957
Petrified Tree 1957
Fowler’s Harbor 1958
Sailing Ship Columbia 1958
Indian Trading Post 1962
Main Street, U.S.A.

Fine Tobacco 1955
Carnation Ice Cream Parlor 1955
Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen 1955
Kodak Camera Center 1955
Ruggles China and Glass Shop 1955
City Hall 1955
Crystal Arcade 1955
Watches & Clocks 1955
Jewelry Shop and Yale & Towne Lock Shop 1955
Wurlitzer Music Hall 1955
Emporium 1955
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LAND ATTRACTION/AMENITY/FACILITY DATE
OPENED
Entrance Gates 1955
Fire Station/Walt’s Apartment 1955
Upjohn Pharmacy 1955
Puffin Bakery 1955
Opera House 1955
Market House 1955
Newsstand 1955
Penny Arcade 1955
Police Station 1955
Refreshment Corner 1955
Grandma’s Baby Shop 1955
Baby Care Center 1957
Main Street Magic Shop 1957
Kennel Complex 1958
Mad Hatter of Main Street 1958
Tour Garden 1962
Tomorrowland
Circarama 1955
Rocket to the Moon 1955
Tomorrowland Railroad Station 1958
Disneyland Monorail 1959
Submarine Voyage 1959
Alpine Gardens 1957
Premiere Shop 1963
Mad Hatter 1967
Galactic Grill 1967
Carousel of Progress 1967
The Character Shop 1967
New Orleans Square
Creole Café 1966
Cristal d’Orleans 1966
French Market 1966
Le Gourmet 1966
Le Chapeau 1966
Mint Julep Bar 1966
Royal Street Veranda 1966
One-of-a-Kind Shop 1966
Blue Bayou Restaurant 1967
Club 33 1967
Mlle. Antoinette’s Parfumerie 1967
Pirate’s Arcade Museum 1967
Pirates of the Caribbean 1967
Haunted Mansion 1969
Santa Fe & Disneyland
Railroad
Fred G. Gurley engine 1958
Grand Canyon Diorama 1958
Ernest S. Marsh engine 1959
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Disneyland without Walt Disney
The 1970s marked the first decade of development at Disneyland without Walt Disney’s leadership and vision. Going forward, new attractions were devised by a team of Walt Disney’s associates. The decade also marked the first expansion of the Disneyland theme park empire with the opening of Walt Disney World in Florida in October 1971. As the Orlando outpost’s popularity increased, the development of attractions at Disneyland in Anaheim was influenced for the first time by what had proved to be popular at its sister site; several lands and attractions debuting at Disneyland during this decade were modeled on similar offerings first opened at Walt Disney World.

On March 24, 1972, Bear Country opened. The seventh major land in Disneyland and the first conceptualized and constructed after Walt Disney’s death, Bear Country was added to the park after plans were abandoned for a Disney ski resort in Mineral King Valley, California.77 Sited in part on land that was home to the Indian Village from 1956 to 1971, the four-acre Bear Country extended under the train tracks, “pushing westward through Disneyland’s perimeter berm into what had been an employee parking lot.”78 The land’s design was inspired by the 19th century Pacific Northwest – buildings were made of wooden planks and exposed timbers, and numerous transplanted trees gave the land a feeling of being in the woods. When it opened, Bear Country only had one attraction, the Country Bear Jamboree (now The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh), a musical attraction with 18 Audio-Animatronic bears accompanied by a variety of other Audio-Animatronic animals. Stores and restaurants included Teddi Barra’s Swingin’ Arcade, Ursus H. Bear’s Wilderness Outpost, the Golden Bear Lodge (now the Hungry Bear Restaurant), and the Mile Long Bar. Holdovers from the area’s time as the Indian Village were the Indian Trading Post (now the Briar Patch) and the Indian War Canoes (now Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes).79 Changes to the park continued throughout the
latter half of the 1970s. In 1976, Dole began
sponsoring the Enchanted Tiki Room in
Adventureland, and opened an adjacent snack
bar known as the Tiki Juice Bar. On May 4,
1977, Space Mountain opened in
Tomorrowland, and on September 2, 1979, Big
Thunder Mountain Railroad opened in
Frontierland.

The close of the 1970s marked a milestone akin
to a changing of the guard at Disneyland. By
this time, most of the core group of designers
that originally worked with Walt Disney on the
development of Disneyland had retired.
77 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 76. 78 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 76. 79 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 77.

Space Mountain under construction, May 1976. Source:

Daveland.

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Disneyland under Michael Eisner (1980s-2005)
In the 1980s, a new generation of Imagineers began to envision a rejuvenated Disneyland, undertaking major refurbishments in some lands and remodeling or replacing attractions in others. The decade also signaled a shift in management and operations, with the park welcoming a new CEO of The Walt Disney Company, Michael Eisner, as well as introducing new policies regarding opening hours and ticketing.

On June 16, 1982, Disneyland eliminated its original ticketing system, which allowed guests to pay a modest fee for admission and then purchase tickets separately for individual attractions, in favor of all-inclusive, unlimited-attraction Passports. On February 6, 1985, Disneyland, which until this time had remained closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, expanded its opening hours to seven days a week.80
In 1983, the entire Fantasyland area was refurbished. When Disneyland was first developed, “time pressures and budget restrictions forced Disney to abandon his idea of uniting Fantasyland’s attractions with old-fashioned village architecture. Instead, he had his artists create medievalstyle façades for the attractions, and had banners and pennants installed on the roofs, an attempt to give Fantasyland the atmosphere of an Old World fair.”81 A $50 million remodel of Fantasyland “transformed the heart of Fantasyland into what Disney had originally visualized.”82 Old attractions, including the Pirate Ship Restaurant, Skull Rock, and the Fantasyland Theatre, were retired at this time; others, like Dumbo the Flying Elephant, the Mad Hatter’s Mad Tea Party, and the King Arthur Carrousel were relocated within the land. Dumbo was relocated approximately 75 feet northeast; its former location, a cul-de-sac, was opened up as a shortcut to Frontierland. Mr.

Toad’s Wild Ride, Peter Pan’s Flight, Alice in Wonderland, and Snow White’s Enchanted Wish (then called Snow White’s Scary Adventures) underwent façade remodels and additions, lengthening ride times, and a new attraction, Pinocchio’s Daring Journey, was added.83 Also in 1983, the first Disney resort built outside the United States, Tokyo Disneyland, opened near Tokyo, Japan.84 In 1985, the Videopolis railroad station was added in Fantasyland. 80 Sklar, Dream It! Do It!, 76. 81 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 186. 82 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 186. 83 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 186. 84 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 257.

Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, view facing southeast. L: 1956. Source: Yesterland. R: 1983. Source: Daveland.

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On November 23, 1988, in anticipation of the opening of Splash Mountain, Bear Country reopened as Critter Country. The new name “de-emphasized the bears and threw the spotlight on all the various critters of the imminent Splash Mountain.”85 Several Bear Country businesses were renamed as part of the revamp. In July 1989, Splash Mountain and Harbour Galley opened in Critter Country.

In the 1990s, under Michael Eisner’s leadership, the company embarked upon “The Decade of Disney,” a campaign of aggressive global expansion across all media platforms and at all Disney theme parks. Disney’s international expansion of its theme parks continued with the opening of Disneyland Paris in 1992.86 Professor Barnaby Owl’s Photographic Studio opened in Critter Country at Disneyland on January 31, 1992, the first time in any Disney park that on-theattraction action shots were sold at the attraction’s exit. Fantasmic!, an outdoor music and pyrotechnics show, opened at the Rivers of America in Frontierland on May 13, 1992. In order to install the stage and construct the necessary special effects, the Rivers of America waterway was drained, the southern tip of Tom Sawyer Island was rebuilt, and the Island’s Mill building was relocated. The “it’s a small world” Toy Shop opened in Fantasyland on December 18, 1992. At about the same time, the Videopolis railroad station became the Mickey’s Toontown railroad station.

On January 24, 1993, Mickey’s Toontown opened. Attractions included:
• Chip ‘n Dale Treehouse
• Donald’s Boat
• Gadget’s Go Coaster
• Gag Factory Five & Dime
• Mickey’s House
• Minnie’s House
On January 26, 1994, Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin opened in Mickey’s Toontown. Around this time, the Adventureland Bazaar was temporarily closed as part of a larger Adventureland renovation. The commercial space, which was originally subdivided into multiple shops, was consolidated into a single store before reopening. In late 1994, the Skyway was shut down.

New shops and attractions were added throughout the park in the latter half of the 1990s. Indiana Jones Adventure opened in Adventureland on March 3, 1995. Plans had commenced for the attraction following the success of the Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular at Walt Disney World in Florida (opened 1989), as well as the commercial success of the Indiana Jones film franchise in the 1980s. It was the first major new attraction to open in Adventureland since the Enchanted Tiki Room and was particularly significant for its development of Enhanced Motion Vehicles (EMVs).

In 1996, the original Frontierland railroad station was renamed the New Orleans Square/Frontierland station.
85 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 132. 86 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 260. Hong Kong Disneyland would follow in 2005.

Mickey’s Toontown, October
1994. Source: Daveland.

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In 1996, architect Frank Gehry designed a new
295,000-square-foot building for Disneyland’s
1,200 administrative employees and support
staff. Known as Team Disney Anaheim (TDA),
the building was described by the Los Angeles
Times as “rife with Gehry’s industrial interior
signatures such as plywood, concrete and
stainless steel,” while employing an abstracted
Goofy character that was “little more than a
splash of black swirls on the searing magenta
walls of the atrium.” 87 The four-story building is
located in the North Service Area, and was
designed so that it is not visible from within the
park.
87 “Disney: New Building Unveiled at Park,” Los Angeles Times, February 16, 1996, A28. 1995 park map. Source: Disneyland Resort Daily.

Frank Gehry and Mickey Mouse at Team Disney
Anaheim Dedication, 1996. Source: Los Angeles Times.

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In 1997, Le Petit Chalet Gifts opened in Fantasyland. The following year, the entire Tomorrowland area reopened after refurbishment. This time, Imagineers designed a “retro-future” land of which “Jules Verne now seemed to be the main designer.”88 New attractions included Astro-Orbitor, Rocket Rods, and Observatron. Edible plants filled the flower beds, representative of the “Agrifuture” envisioned by the Imagineers.89
Changes continued at Disneyland through the
late 1990s and early 2000s. The Swiss Family
Treehouse closed in Adventureland on March 8,
1999. The attraction was restyled, taking more
influences from African culture and less from the
Caribbean, underwent structural modifications
to stand taller and broader, and subsequently
reopened as Tarzan’s Treehouse on June 23.

While this iteration of the treehouse was based
on the Disney’s Tarzan (1999), unlike previous
attractions associated with Disney films, which
were developed after the films had become successful, Tarzan’s Treehouse was planned and constructed concurrent with the production of the film and opened only a week after the movie’s release. On April 11, 2003, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh opened in Critter Country.

The biggest change to occur during this period was not in Disneyland Park itself, but across the entry esplanade. On February 8, 2001, Disney’s California Adventure opened, developed on land formerly occupied by the original Disneyland parking lot.

Under Michael Eisner’s leadership, Fantasyland and Tomorrowland underwent major transformations, Mickey’s Toontown was added to the park, and Disney’s California Adventure opened adjacent to Disneyland park, expanding the attractions and appeal of The Disneyland Resort as a whole. New Disney resorts opened in Paris and Hong Kong, expanding the reach of the company’s theme parks to new audiences.

The Iger Years (2005-2020)
In September 2005, Michael Eisner stepped down as Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company, and was replaced by Bob Iger, his second-in-command. Over the course of Eisner’s tenure with the company, Disney grew “from a small theme-park operator and movie studio into a sprawling media company.”90 Disney’s international theme park expansion also continued under Iger, with the Shanghai Disney Resort opening in 2016.91 88 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 479. 89 Strodder, The Disneyland Encyclopedia, 479. 90 Laura M. Holson, “A Quiet Departure for Eisner at Disney,” New York Times, September 26, 2005. 91 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 264.

Tomorrowland concept art, 1998. Source: Daveland.

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For the first decade of Iger’s tenure as CEO, only minor changes occurred at Disneyland. In 2005, the Ward
Kimball engine was refurbished and placed into service
on the Disneyland Railroad. The Lilly Belle, a parlor car that originally appeared in the 1970s, was also placed
on display. After a nine-year closure, the Submarine
Voyage was re-themed and returned to service as the
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage on June 11, 2007. In
October 2008, the Pixie Hollow meet and greet
experience opened in Fantasyland; the following April,
the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique opened in the same land.

The space that was originally intended as a Disney family apartment at 21 Royal Street served instead as an office, then as the Disney Gallery until 2006.92 In 2008, it was transformed into the Disneyland Dream Suite, as part of the “Year of a Million Dreams” promotion, which allowed contest winners to spend a night in the suite.93 Between 2013 and 2014, the suite was expanded and converted into an exclusive dining area and connected with the membership-only Club 33.

That year, the entrance to Club 33 was moved to 33 Royal Street at the Court of Angels.

In September 2010, Indiana Jones Adventure in Adventureland was updated with a new AudioAnimatronic figure of Indiana Jones. Two years later, the ride closed for a three-month refurbishment that included enhancement to lighting, paint, figure animation, and other special effects; the following year it was updated with new projection mapping effects for the idol of Mara. In 2015, the Matterhorn Mountain’s original Abominable Snowman was replaced with an even more Abominable Snowman, and new displays were added to the mountain’s interior. In January 2016, Disneyland’s oldest building, the Pope Residence, was relocated to a new site at the southeast corner of West Ball Road and Cast Place to accommodate construction of the new Star Wars attractions.94
In the mid-2010s, events were set in
motion for the introduction of a new
14-acre land, the first new land at
Disneyland in over two decades. In
January 2016, to make way for the
construction of the new land, several
attractions in Frontierland and Critter
Country were closed. Big Thunder
Ranch, including the event space,
barbecue restaurant, and petting zoo, closed permanently, while other attractions like the Disneyland Railroad and Rivers of America closed temporarily as the Disneyland Railroad route was reconfigured and Rivers of America was reduced in size at the northwest. On May 31, 2019, the new 14-acre Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opened. Attractions opening as part of this land 92 Smothers, 132-137. 93 The venue was also known as the Royal Suite. 94 “Disneyland moves its oldest building, the Pope house, to just outside the theme park,” Orange County Register, January 22, 2016, https://www.ocregister.com/2016/01/22/disneyland-moves-its-oldest-building-the-pope-house-to-just-outside-the-theme-park/ (accessed July 2021).

Lilly Belle, March 2008. Source: Daveland.

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, c. 2020. Source: Disney.

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included Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run. On January 17, 2020, Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance opened in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
95 In February 2020, Bob Iger stepped down as Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company, replaced by Bob Chapek. On March 14, 2020, Disneyland, Disney California Adventure, Downtown Disney, and all resort hotels closed due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. On April 30, 2021, Disneyland and Disney California Adventure reopened with limited capacities and enhanced safety measures in effect. In July 2021, after a refurbishment, Jungle Cruise reopened to riders.

In the 67 years since it opened, Disneyland has grown and changed considerably, adding and altering lands, attractions, restaurants, and stores, all while remaining true to its founder’s original intent. Disneyland began as, and remains, a family-oriented amusement park where people of all ages can escape everyday life and enter a fantasy world wholly separate from the outside world. 95 “Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge (Disneyland),” The Disney Wiki, https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_Galaxy%27s_Edge_(Disneyland) (accessed August 2021). 2021 Park Map. Source: Magic Guides.

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Disneyland Hotel
The land surrounding Disneyland when it was originally
established was occupied by vast orange groves. The new theme park created the need for an associated hotel to
cater to park guests unable or unwilling to drive to the park from their homes in a single day. However, Disney
did not have the means to develop the hotel while also
developing the Disneyland Park.

Entrepreneur Jack Wrather, a former oil industry worker and Captain in the United States Marine Corps, made a
name for himself producing feature films for Hollywood
Studios from 1946 to 1955. He diversified into the hotel business in 1954, making a deal with Walt Disney to
construct a luxury family hotel on property adjacent to the new Disneyland Park.96 In March 1955, ground was broken for the Disneyland Hotel, designed by the architectural firm of Pereira and Luckman and constructed by builders Harold Hodges and Byron Vandergrift. Designs originally called for 300 motel and hotel rooms, suites, and garden apartments, as well as three swimming pools, tennis courts, a golf course, cocktail lounges, and four restaurants. There were indoor and outdoor registration desks, allowing guests the option of registering without stepping out of their vehicles.

Due to numerous labor and material shortages as well as other setbacks, when it opened for business in October 1955, the Disneyland Hotel was not yet complete. “The first night of operation saw only seven rooms available for paying customers with an eighth being used as a reservation area and lobby.”97 Soon after, the hotel offered 104 rooms in five two-story buildings.98 The hotel had its grand opening the following August, by that time comprising 204 guest rooms and suites, an Olympic-size swimming pool, 17 shops, a cocktail lounge, and several restaurants. 96 “Disney Legends: Jack Wrather,” D23 Walt Disney Archives, https://d23.com/walt-disney-legend/jack-wrather/ (accessed August 2021).
97 Donald W. Ballard, “Design & History of the Disneyland Hotel California: 1955-1965,” Designing Disney, https://www.designingdisney.com/parks/disneyland-resort/design-history-disneyland-hotel-california-1955-1965/ (accessed August 2021).
98 “Disney Legends: Jack Wrather,” D23 Walt Disney Archives, https://d23.com/walt-disney-legend/jack-wrather/ (accessed August 2021).

Disneyland Hotel, view facing north, c. 1956.

Source: Matterhorn.

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There were additions and expansions to the hotel
starting in the 1960s. In 1960, the Disneyland
Monorail was extended to link the hotel with the
park, reopening in June 1961. The same year, a 40
acre golf course and a 13,000 square foot
convention and exhibition center were added to the
property. In October 1961, ground was officially
broken for the construction of an 11-story high-rise
hotel tower (the Sierra Tower) designed by Los
Angeles architects Weber & Nicholson, and
constructed by C.L. Peck Contractors and
Engineers. The tower, constructed of pre-cast
concrete, was inset with solar glass windows. “At the time of its completion, the 118-foot tower was the nation’s tallest building constructed utilizing the post tension, lift slab method.”99 In 1965, the Disneyland Hotel announced the construction of an annex to the Sierra Tower, and a new shopping plaza building. The annex, a separate building that was connected to the northern side of the Sierra Tower at its completion, opened for business in June 1966, adding 160 guest rooms and suites to the hotel complex. The three-story shopping plaza building opened in November 1966. Shops were located on the first two floors; the third floor housed offices. In July 1968, ground was broken for a 3.5-acre marina area and a new 11-story tower. By December 1968, the Marina Tower was partially opened; it opened fully on January 15, 1969, adding a total of 319 guest rooms to the hotel complex. Once the Marina Tower was completed, the entrance to the Disneyland Hotel was relocated from West Street to the northern side of the property, as the new tower included a registration lobby with 16 computerized check-in stations.

In 1971, a 347,000 square foot convention center was added to the hotel, including an Exhibition Hall and Grand Ballroom. Five years later, a 13-story tower (the Bonita Tower) was added to the property, “the tallest structure in Anaheim.”100 The building was also “the first hotel building in the United States to be equipped with a solar water heating system.”101 In 1988, The Walt Disney Company purchased the Disneyland Hotel. In 1999, the original hotel buildings were demolished to make way for the new Downtown Disney entertainment and shopping district, and for parking areas for the expansion of The Disneyland Resort. 99 Ballard, “Design & History of the Disneyland Hotel California: 1955-1965.” 100 Ballard, “Design & History of the Disneyland Hotel California: 1955-1965.” 101 Donald W. Ballard, “Design & History of the Disneyland Hotel California: 1966-1988,” Designing Disney, https://www.designingdisney.com/parks/disneyland-resort/design-history-disneyland-hotel-california-1966-1988/ (accessed August 2021).

Disneyland Hotel, view facing northeast, c. 1978.

Source: Donald Ballard via Yesterland.

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In June 2009, The Disneyland Resort announced a
major update to the Disneyland Hotel. The project,
billed as a “significant renovation,” included
“considerable changes to the exterior of the hotel.”102 The exterior updates to the towers included “large
windows that will give the outside a sleek, radiant blue tint [replacing] the original sliding doors and faux
balcony railings.”103 After the renovations were
completed, the towers were renamed. The Sierra
Tower (constructed 1962, expanded 1966, renamed the
Dreams Tower in 2007, renovated 2010) became the
Adventure Tower; the Marina Tower (constructed
1970, renamed the Magic Tower in 2007, renovated 2012) became the Fantasy Tower; and the Bonita Tower (constructed 1978, renamed the Wonder Tower in 2007, renovated 2011) became the Frontier Tower. Landscaping was updated, and the Looking Glass elevator, an exterior glass elevator at the east façade of the Sierra Tower (now the Adventure Tower), was removed. 102 As quoted in Werner Weiss, “Disneyland Hotel: 2007 and 2015,” Yesterland, October 5, 2020, https://www.yesterland.com/dlhoteltn2007.html (accessed August 2021). 103 As quoted in Werner Weiss, “Disneyland Hotel: 2007 and 2015,” Yesterland, October 5, 2020, https://www.yesterland.com/dlhoteltn2007.html (accessed August 2021).

Disneyland Hotel, view facing northeast from
Frontier Tower, c. 2019. Source: The Disney
Wiki.

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7.0 HISTORIC CONTEXT
To understand the significance of potential historical resources, it is necessary to examine those resources within the appropriate historic, social, or architectural context. Disneyland was established as a theme park in Anaheim, California in 1955. It represents an important and influential example of the type and reflects a particular aspect of history in the United States after World War II. Therefore, in order to evaluate Disneyland for potential eligibility for historic designation the following narrative includes a brief summary of 20th century development in Anaheim; an overview of the history of amusement parks in general and in Orange County specifically, as the precursor to the modern theme park; and a discussion of the context within which Disneyland was envisioned and established.

Development of Anaheim in the 20th Century104
Anaheim was a flourishing community by the early 20th century, with four theaters, an opera house, a Carnegie public library, and a hospital. The thriving commercial district was aided by stops on the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroad lines. A streetcar line linked the town to the railroad stations. Greater access had come with the connection by railroad from Anaheim to Los Angeles in 1875, which brought improved means for shipping goods and reliable and regular mail service. The main streets were paved in 1912 and electric streetlights were installed in 1915. In the early decades of the 20th century, Anaheim matured from an agricultural colony into a town of diverse building types, but agriculture remained its economic base. From 1920 to the end of this period in 1949, the area of the City grew from 2.6 to 4.4 square miles; this modest growth mostly consisted of industrial land north of La Palma Avenue that was annexed in the 1920s and other small annexations in the 1940s. The land in Anaheim’s “sphere of influence,” which would later become a part of the City, remained mostly agricultural during this period.

Anaheim grew tremendously in both land area and population in the decades after World War II.

The annexation process gained momentum in the 1950s, and eventually, by the 1990s, brought the City of Anaheim to its present size of over 50 square miles, making it among the largest cities in Orange County in terms of area. Much of the area incorporated was former ranch and farming lands that were miles from the City center, including Anaheim Hills and Santa Ana Canyon. This type of expansive development brought about the creation of a city with multiple centers of activity, with commercial, retail, and recreational uses pulling away from the historic downtown.

New commercial development tended to cluster around the central-southern part of the City, where new freeways (State Route 57, Interstate 5, and Route 22) intersected, providing easy access from other parts of Los Angeles and Orange Counties. While this expansion of City boundaries was occurring, the population made similar strides. Anaheim began the 1950s with a modest population of 14,556. By 1960, the population had made a seven-fold increase to 104,184.

The amount of building activity necessary to accommodate that level of growth clearly changed the face of nearly every corner of the City’s new land area, including the development of mass housing in new tract developments.

Recreational development in Anaheim before the 1950s was mostly small-scale due in part to the distances between towns in the days before the arrival of the freeways. Beginning in the mid104 Excerpted from City of Anaheim, Citywide Historic Preservation Plan, prepared by Architectural Resources Group, 2010.

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1950s, Anaheim was transformed into a regional center for recreation and tourism. The large tracts of land necessary for this type of development were still held by large landowners, usually still in agricultural use, and interfaced well with the expanding freeway system so that they could easily serve greater Orange County and beyond. The landmark event of this period was the premiere of Disneyland in July of 1955. In the following decade, the opening of Anaheim Stadium (1966) and the Anaheim Convention Center (1967) also made an impact on the cityscape and the culture of Anaheim. These were among the first of such large-scale venues in Orange County.

American Amusement Parks
The term amusement park is defined as a collection of rides and attractions for entertaining a large group of people. It can be temporary or permanent, seasonal or annual. Amusement parks were the precursor to modern theme parks and the terms are often used interchangeably; however, a theme park connotes the attractions are associated with a central motif or a series of themed areas.105
Outdoor amusement is as old as recorded history. From the Olympic Games to the pleasure gardens of 17th and 18th century Europe, people have always sought outdoor entertainment. In the latter half of the 19th century, European pleasure gardens became more fast paced and began to offer mechanized rides. During the late 19th century in America, the traveling carnivals and circuses became popular, and the transportation revolution gave rise to urban seaside resorts. The completion of streetcar lines was also associated with entertainment venues. To encourage weekend ridership, companies often built amusement attractions and mechanical rides at the end of the line, known as “trolley parks.”
The first American amusement park is generally considered to have been at the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois. Also known as the World’s Fair, the Columbian Exposition was the first to have a Ferris wheel and an arcade midway alongside various concessions. The famous “White City” would influence architectural planning and development for the next 100 years.106 The accompanying Midway Plaisance was a mile-long corridor of concessions, games, sideshows, shops and restaurants. Some 6.8 million people attended, helping to cement the concept of an amusement park in the minds of Americans.107
The first permanent modern amusement park was what became Coney Island.108 Sea Lion Park, built on Coney Island in 1895, had aquatic exhibits, rides, animal acts, and a ballroom.

Steeplechase, created by George C. Tilyou, opened on Coney Island in 1897. Luna Park, themed to coincide with a famous illusion ride, was opened on Coney Island by Frederick A. Thompson and Elmer S. Dundy in 1903. While Steeplechase was little more than a collection of disparate mechanical rides, Luna Park structured its attractions around historical, cultural, or geographical themes—making it the first true theme park.109 Thompson, an architect and former carnival 105 Richard Harris, Early Amusement Parks of Orange County (Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2008), 7. 106 According to author Lawrence Culver in The Frontier of Leisure, there was a direct connection between Walt Disney and the Columbian Exposition. Walt’s father, Elias Disney, was a carpenter who helped create the White City. 107 Lawrence Culver, The Frontier of Leisure (New York: Oxford University Press, 2010). 108 Raymond W. Weinstein, “Disneyland and Coney Island: Reflections on the Evolution of the Modern Amusement Park,” Journal of Popular Culture 26” (Summer 1992): 132. 109 Weinstein, “Disneyland and Coney Island,” 138.

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worker, combined his interests to make Luna Park “another world.”110 Nighttime entertainment was introduced with the electrification of the park.

As scholar Raymond Weinstein writes, “the new amusement parks did much to change the social climate at Coney Island. Previously a male culture flourished at the seaside resort with numerous salons, gambling dens, brothels, vaudeville theaters, and prizefighting clubs.”111 Steeplechase, Luna Park, and a newcomer, Dreamland, now only served soft drinks, and attractions were designed for women and children.

The rise of amusement parks coincided with the economic shift from labor and production to patterns of consumption and leisure that prevailed at the turn of the 20th century. The popularity of Coney Island spawned the development of amusement parks all across the country. By 1919, there were more than 1,500 amusement parks in the United States.112 Amusement parks reached their peak during the 1920s, a period of strong economic growth in America.

A significant amusement park development from the
1920s was Henry Ford’s Greenfield Village in
Dearborn, Michigan. The wealthy industrialist began
by preserving, restoring, and relocating his childhood
home, which was threatened with demolition. In
1927, he began moving old buildings to Dearborn
that were central to the career of Thomas Edison.

What followed was the relocation of dozens of
historic buildings that presented an idealized view of
American history and culture. Ford’s assemblage of
buildings celebrated America’s craftsmanship,
inventiveness, engineering, and work ethic.

However, as a result of the Great Depression, the amusement industry fell into decline. By 1936, only about 500 remained and attendance dwindled.113 An exception was Greenfield Village, which was unaffected due to Ford’s great wealth. In contrast, by the 1930s, Coney Island had devolved into girlie shows and rigged skill games supported by an aging infrastructure. The reputation of Coney Island plummeted and became increasingly associated with violence, vice, and promiscuity.

By the 1950s, with the advent of television home entertainment, amusement parks fell completely out of favor.

Scholars credit Walt Disney with singlehandedly saving the American amusement park industry in the 1950s and propelling it to the level of economic and cultural importance that it enjoys today.114
110 Weinstein, “Disneyland and Coney Island,” 138. 111 Weinstein, “Disneyland and Coney Island,” 143. 112 Gary Kyriazi, The Great American Amusement Parks: A Pictorial History (Secaucus, NJ: Citadel Press, 1976), 98-136. 113 Weinstein, “Disneyland and Coney Island,” 146. 114 Weinstein, “Disneyland and Coney Island,” 147.

Greenfield Village postcard, no date. Source: Card
Cow.

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Orange County Amusement Parks and Entertainment Venues

EARLY AMUSEMENT PARKS
Frederich Conrad was a prominent Anaheim brewer and saloon owner. In 1875, Conrad bought an acre of land on the south side of Lincoln Avenue between the railroad tracks and Manchester Avenue and built a miniature Tivoli Gardens (after Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark).

Anaheim’s Tivoli Gardens opened in 1876, making it the first amusement park in Anaheim and Orange County. Conrad’s Tivoli grew to include a bar, dance pavilion, bowling alley, shooting gallery, and croquet court. It attracted patrons from far and wide. In 1921, Conrad sold the amusement park to the Anaheim Concordia Club, and it became Columbia Gardens.115 Orange County also had its version of the seaside
amusement parks and pleasure piers. The Balboa Fun
Zone opened in 1936 and remains an attraction to this
day. Philip A. Stanton attempted to create “The Coney
Island of the Pacific” in 1916 at the Seal Beach pier
with the creation of “The Joy Zone.” Among The Joy
Zone’s most popular features was a rollercoaster
known as The Derby.

In 1920, Walter and Cordelia Knott began to farm 20
acres of rented land in Buena Park. During the 1930s,
Walter Knott became associated with growing
boysenberries—a cross between a red raspberry, a loganberry, and a blackberry. Cordelia began selling jams and jellies based on the new berry and in 1934, started serving chicken dinners from their tearoom, called Knott’s Berry Place.116 By 1940, she was serving as many as 4,000 dinners on a given Sunday night.117 Walter decided to give waiting restaurant patrons something to do and began buying and transporting abandoned buildings to establish a western “Ghost Town” attraction. During the 1940s, new buildings were constructed of handmade adobe blocks that both reinforced the Western romance theme and worked around wartime building materials shortages.

POST-WORLD WAR II THEME PARKS
Theme parks came into their own after World War II, as the postwar economy, population boom, and growth of a middle class with more time for leisure and recreation. In Orange County, this was facilitated by the construction of the freeway system, specifically the Santa Ana Freeway/Interstate 5 during the 1950s and early 1960s. The growth of the freeway system not only fueled development in Orange County, but it made Orange County’s amusement parks and attractions easily accessible to regional tourists.

Orange County was home to several amusement parks in the immediate postwar era. In 1947, Walter Knott renamed his business Knott’s Berry Farm and added the Pan For Gold attraction. In 115 Harris, Early Amusement Parks of Orange County, 8. 116 Janey Ellis, “The History of Knott’s Berry Farm,” Knott’s Berry Farm, March 31, 2020, https://www.knotts.com/blog/2020/april/thehistory-of-knotts-berry-farm (accessed January 7, 2022). 117 Harris, Early Amusement Parks of Orange County, 17.

Balboa Fun Zone, c. 1950. Source: Flickr (user: A
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L: Movieland Wax Museum postcard, no date. Source: Flickr (user: SwellMap). R: Japanese Village postcard, no date. Source: PicClick UK.
1952, he expanded the Ghost Town by adding the Ghost
Town & Calico Railroad, the Calico Saloon, and the
Schoolhouse. Other attractions like Boot Hill cemetery
and the Bird Cage Theatre soon followed.118 In 1953,
Joseph “Alligator Joe” Campbell and Francis Victor
Earnest, Sr. relocated their Los Angeles-based Alligator Farm to Buena Park. It was a two-acre parcel located at 7671 La Palma Avenue, just across the street from Knott’s Berry Farm. The California Alligator Farm, as it was
known, featured 500 alligators and crocodiles and 500
snakes. It closed in 1983 and the property was
redeveloped.

But of course, the most significant postwar attraction was Walt Disney’s theme park established in Anaheim in 1955. According to author and historian Kevin Starr, the establishment of Disneyland captured the zeitgeist of the postwar period and held particular appeal for residents of the suburban residential tracts and communities that would grow up around it. Starr suggests that the combination of mythologized small-town America, the larger myth of the American West that was reflected in Frontierland, and the promise of technology and the future in Tomorrowland “…mirrored the themes and values that an entire generation was bringing to California and the West.”119 Disneyland also cemented Orange County’s reputation as a familyoriented, entertainment paradise. As Kevin Starr observes, “Disneyland was family-oriented and child-centered, definitely not Coney Island, which is to say raucous, demotic, spontaneous, alive with the fleshy exuberance of a Reginald Marsh painting and taking its vitality from the big city, like Playland at the Beach in San Francisco.”120 Architectural critic and historian Reyner Banham included Disneyland in his book, Los Angeles: The Architecture of Four Ecologies, as an example of the unique fantastical architecture that characterized the region’s propensity for “habitable fantasies.”121
In the ensuing years, developers and entertainment entrepreneurs attempted to capitalize on the family vacation destination with other local attractions and venues. Allen Parkinson opened 118 Janey Ellis, “The History of Knott’s Berry Farm,” Knott’s Berry Farm, March 31, 2020, https://www.knotts.com/blog/2020/april/thehistory-of-knotts-berry-farm (accessed January 7, 2022). 119 Kevin Starr, Golden Dreams: California in an Age of Abundance, 1950-1953 (New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2009), 16. 120 Banham, Los Angeles: The Architecture of Four Ecologies, 127. 121 Reyner Banham Los Angeles: The Architecture of Four Ecologies (Harmondsworth, England: Penguin Books Ltd., 1971), 127.

Knott’s Ghost Town, 1940s. Source: Orange
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Movieland Wax Museum at the Knott off-ramp of the Santa Ana/Interstate 5 Freeway in 1962. In 1967, Japanese Village, a Japanese-themed cultural and recreational theme park featuring a large deer park and other animal shows, was constructed in nearby Buena Park.

In the 1960s, Walter Knott began adding Western themed rides to complement his Ghost Town to try to compete with Disneyland. The Calico Mine Ride was added in November 1960, the Timber Mountain Log Ride opened in July 1969, and a new themed area, Fiesta Village, made its debut that same year. In 1968, Knott started charging admission for the first time. As more families flocked to Orange County for summer vacations, Knott’s and Disneyland consistently opened new rides and attractions to keep people coming back.

In 1970, yet another attraction opened in Buena Park,
an auto museum known as Movie World Cars of the
Stars/Planes of Fame, hoping to capitalize on the
crowds drawn by Knott’s and the Wax Museum. Cars
of the Stars/Planes of Fame lasted from 1970 until
1979.

The last major postwar theme park to open in Orange
County was the Lion Country Safari, which opened in
1970 in Irvine. The experience recreated an African
safari (with real animals, held in captivity, roaming
freely within designated areas) from the relative safety of a personal automobile. Later, rides, shows, and a petting zoo were added. Lion Country Safari closed in 1984. A portion of the land was converted into Wild Rivers Water Park in 1986 (closed 2011); another portion was redeveloped with the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre (constructed 1981; demolished 2016).122 Walt Disney
Walter Elias Disney (1901–1966) was born on December 5, 1901 in Chicago, Illinois. He was one of five children born to Elias Disney and Flora Call Disney. Walt spent the first years of his life in a small wood-frame workers’ cottage on Tripp Avenue in Chicago, which was built by his father, a carpenter by trade, in 1893.123 In February 1906, the Disney family sold their house and moved to a farm outside of Marceline, Missouri. They lived on the farm until 1911, when they moved to Kansas City, Missouri. Walt’s youth was divided between the farm in Marceline, Kansas City and Chicago, where the family would return in 1917.

For his senior year, Walt enrolled at McKinley High School in Chicago. Walt provided illustrations and photographs for the high school newspaper and yearbook and developed a strong interest in drawing. He also attended evening classes at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. During the fall of 1918, Disney attempted to enlist for military service, but he was rejected because he was only 16 years old. Instead, he joined the Red Cross and spent a year overseas chauffeuring Red Cross officials and driving an ambulance that he decorated with drawings and cartoons. 122 Brian Martin, “Timeline: Wild Rivers’ wild ride,” Orange County Register, May 23, 2011; Matt Morrison, “Curtain to close on Irvine Meadows Amphitheater,” Daily Pilot, March 24, 2016. 123 The cottage is located at 2156 North Tripp Avenue in Chicago, Illinois. It has been designated a local landmark in Chicago.

Cars of the Stars, no date. Source: CardCow.

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In 1919, Walt retuned to Kansas City where he began a career as a commercial artist. He took a job at Pesemen-Rubin Commercial Art Studios as an advertising cartoonist. The following year he formed the Iwerks-Disney Commercial Artists with Ub Iwerks. After the small company’s failure one month after its formation, Iwerks and Disney took jobs with the Kansas City Slide Company.

While employed by the Kansas City Slide Company, Walt used his newly discovered animation skills to create short, topical cartoons called “Newman Laugh-O-grams.” These Laugh-O-grams played during the weekly newsreels for Newman Theaters and were well-received, which led to more commissions for short animations. In May 1922, Walt incorporated Laugh-O-gram Films, Inc. and opened a studio space in the newly constructed McConahay Building, located in a regional commercial center in Kansas City.124 Prior to its bankruptcy, Walt and his team of animators created seven fairy tale cartoons (Little Red Riding Hood, The Four Musicians of Bremen, Jack and the Beanstalk, Jack the Giant Killer, Goldie Locks and the Three Bears, Puss in Boots, and Cinderella), and Alice’s Wonderland, the first of the famous Alice Comedies series.

Shortly after it was founded, Laugh-O-gram Films declared bankruptcy; however, it is notable as an early venture by Walt Disney in the commercial film animation.125 Realizing that the animation industry was flourishing in California, Walt relocated to Hollywood in 1923, and was reunited with his older brother, Roy O. Disney. The two brothers formed the Disney Brothers Studios and constructed a camera stand for their new venture in their uncle’s garage at 4406 W. Kingswell Avenue in Los Angeles.126 Shortly thereafter, they started production in the rear of a nearby real estate office. By 1924, Walt ceased animating, hired a team of animators, and began to focus on story development and direction. On July 13, 1925, Walt married Lillian Bounds, whom Walt met during Lillian’s employment at the Studios’ ink and paint department.

Together, Walt and Lillian had two daughters, Diane and Sharon. That same year, the company established a new studio on Hyperion Avenue in Los Angeles. In 1926, the studio was renamed the Walt Disney Studios.

During the early years of the studio, Walt created two iconic animated characters, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit (1927) and Mickey Mouse (1928), that would catapult the studio to success. In 1932, the film Flowers and Trees won Walt the first of his 32 personal Academy Awards. By the late 1930s, Walt Disney Studios had become one of the largest animation studios and had earned a reputation for its revolutionary techniques. Technological advancements under Walt’s leadership included the first fully synchronized sound cartoon (Steamboat Willie, 1928); the first use of Technicolor in animation (Silly Symphonies, 1933); the multiplane camera technique (The Old Mill, 1937); the first full-length animated film (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 1937); the creation of Fantasound, similar to stereo or surround sound (Fantasia, 1940); and the first animated feature filmed in wide-screen CinemaScope (Lady and the Tramp, 1955). In 1939, Walt received an honoring Academy Award. The 1945 musical The Three Caballeros combined live action with the cartoon medium, a process Walt used successfully in many other features including the highly 124 The McConahay Building was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1977. 125 Victoria C. Karel, “McConahay Building, Laugh-O-Gram Films, Incorporated, National Register Nomination,” May 16, 1977. 126 The garage has been relocated to the Stanley Ranch Museum in Garden Grove, CA. The house remains in its original location and is designated City of Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument #1132.

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acclaimed Mary Poppins, which was nominated for 13 Academy Awards. In all, 81 feature films were released by the studio during Walt’s lifetime.127
In 1938, following the success of Snow White, the Walt Disney Studios acquired a 50-acre lot in Burbank to significantly expand their studio operations. When construction on Disney’s Burbank studios was completed in 1940, the staff had grown to more than 1,000 employees. During World War II, the Walt Disney Company was deployed by the United States government to produce military training and propaganda films, and educational shorts that promoted an uplifting approach to patriotism.128 In addition, the Disney studio lot in Burbank was converted to a military base shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. By 1943, almost 90% of Disney’s work was related to the war effort.129
After World War II, Walt turned his attention to developing a theme park and bringing Disney productions to the small screen. In 1946, Walt reassigned the role of Mickey Mouse’s voice after serving in the role himself for nearly 20 years. In December 1952, Walt founded WED Enterprises, to separate his new theme park project from the studios.130 In 1954, Disney contracted with American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, part of the American Broadcasting Company, to produce a one-hour television program in exchange for $500,000 in funding for Disneyland.

Following this entrée into television, Walt continued to produce programs for ABC, including the Wonderful World of Color, one of the first full-color television productions. Disneyland opened on July 17, 1955, with over one million visitors estimated in the first two months. 131 That same year,
The Mickey Mouse Club premiered on ABC.

In 1964, President Lyndon Johnson presented Walt Disney with the Presidential Medal of Freedom. That same year, Walt worked with renowned urban planner and public official Robert Moses on the design of four exhibits for the World’s Fair in New York, including It’s a Small World.

Walt Disney died in Los Angeles on December 15, 1966, at the age of 65. Throughout his lifetime, Walt was at the forefront of technological advancements in the entertainment industry. He was a significant figure in the development of animation and continues to be a cultural icon – Walt Disney is a name synonymous with art and animation as well as its innovation. According to Marty Sklar, former Vice-Chairman and Principal Creative Executive of Walt Disney Imagineering, “Even Walt Disney would be rather surprised to find that today, the little seed he planted with a handful of Imagineers in 1952, when WED Enterprises was formed, has grown into what we believe is the largest creative design and development organization in the world.”132 127 “About Walt Disney,” https://d23.com/about-walt-disney/ (accessed October 2022). 128 Marilyn Chase, “How Disney Propaganda Shaped Life on the Home Front During WWII,” Smithsonian Magazine, July 11, 2022, https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/how-disney-propaganda-shaped-life-on-the-home-front-during-wwii-180979057/ (accessed October 2022).
129 Chase, “How Disney Propaganda Shaped Life on the Home Front During WWII.” 130 In 1986, WED became Walt Disney Imagineering. 131 Walt Disney Family Museum, “Walt Disney Timeline,” https://www.waltdisney.org/sites/default/files/Walt%20Disney%20Timeline_0.pdf (accessed October 2022). 132 Karal Ann Marling, ed., Designing Disney’s Theme Parks: The Architecture of Reassurance (Montreal: Canadian Center for Architecture, 1997), 14.

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From Vision to Reality: A Walt Disney Amusement Park
During the summer of 1923, Walt Disney boarded a train for Hollywood. He had just lost his first attempt at a movie studio, Laugh-O-Gram Films, Inc. in Kansas City, Missouri. After arriving in Los Angeles, Disney worked in various spaces to create his sophisticated movie shorts starring Mickey Mouse, including the garage at his first Los Angeles home, where he made his first feature films. In 1937, the release of Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs earned him a special Academy Award and funded the development of a luxurious studio in Burbank. In 1939, with an eye toward establishing a park to complement his new studio, Disney visited Golden Gate International Exhibition in San Francisco, where “he was fascinated by the Thorne Collection display of architectural miniatures.”133
The outbreak of World War II stalled several of his projects, including the concept of a family entertainment park. “We had about 30 acres [to build the new studio] and began to think about the land for an amusement park,” remembered Disney. His original idea was to have something to show people that visited the Disney Studios. “Then came the war and the plans were put aside.”134 In the late 1940s, Disney resumed his planning efforts. A long-time railroad aficionado, he visited the Chicago Railroad Fair in the summer of 1948, along with studio animator Ward Kimball. The fair included a “frontier village,” an “Indian Village” sponsored by the Santa Fe Railroad, and “a replica of the French Quarter in New Orleans […] all encircled by train tracks that could transport visitors from attraction to attraction. The themes of the exhibits were reflected in the workers’ costumes and the food served.”135 After visiting the Railroad Fair, Disney and Kimball took a side trip to the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan. Shortly after returning from the trip, Disney sent a memo to his production designers about a little village green ringed by shops, idealized building types from the heart of the Midwest, and other ideas. “I don’t want to just entertain kids with pony rides and swings,” Disney later said, “I want them to learn something about their heritage.”136 The trip was clearly inspirational, and several ideas gleaned from the fair were represented in the original designs for Disneyland. 133 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 24. 134 C. E. Davis, Jr., “Honors for Mr. Lincoln,” Los Angeles Times, March 1, 1955. 135 Philip Hampson, “Railroad Fair in Chicago,” Chicago Tribune, April 4, 1948; “Santa Fe Plans Indian Village At Chicago Railroad Fair This Summer,” Gallup Independent, April 9, 1948; Chris Nichols with Charlene Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, (Cologne, Germany:

Taschen, 2018), 22. 136 Karal Ann Marling, Designing Disney’s Theme Parks: the Architecture of Reassurance (Montreal: Centre Canadien d’Architecture, 1997), 43.

L: “Gold Gulch” frontier town; R: New Orleans French Quarter, Chicago Railroad Fair, 1948. Source: rgusrail.com.

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In the 1950s, Disney visited Madurodam, a Dutch amusement park featuring scale replicas of cities; Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen; the tiny Beverly Park amusement park in Los Angeles; and Children’s Fairyland in Oakland. He also sent colleagues to these places and to Knott’s Berry Farm to observe patrons and park operations. Children’s Fairyland, in particular, proved inspirational, as it “featured costumed guides, fairy-tale sets, farm animals, and live entertainment. There was even an Alice in Wonderland attraction, a cartoony castle, and a big blue whale.”137 By 1951, plans for a 16-acre park adjacent to Disney’s Burbank Studio were on the books, but the channelization project for the Los Angeles River and the expansion of the Ventura Freeway a year later derailed the idea. Moreover, according to author and historian Chris Nichols, the Burbank City Council was not keen on “a carny atmosphere in Burbank.”138 For some lawmakers, it seemed, the idea of an amusement park was still tainted by the reputation of Coney Island.

Ultimately, the selection of the site of Disneyland in Orange County embodied the spirit of the popular, freeway accessible suburbia that marked 1950s residential development in Southern California and throughout the United States. These pre-planned, architecturally controlled, and optimistic neighborhoods for nuclear families with 2.5 children, a station wagon, and a dog were also an architecture of reassurance in rapidly changing times. On July 17, 1955, Disneyland officially opened with an inaugural crowd of over 28,000 people, five themed lands, 20 attractions, and a parade down Main Street, all telecast by ABC.

Although World War II delayed Disney’s park concept, its establishment after the war allowed it to flourish at a specific period in history. The horrors and sacrifices of the war, in which American democracy prevailed over totalitarianism, engendered a patriotic spirit and optimism that would soon be enabled by postwar prosperity, the “Baby Boom,” and emerging technologies. The 1950s, however, were a fast-changing decade. Although the conclusion of the War was described as “a clear victory for democracy and clean living…,”139 the optimism of the immediate postwar period would soon give way to cold war fears, a shift from American popular music to rock and roll, the emergence of television in people’s homes, the civil rights movement, and the beginning of a counterculture that would prevail during the 1960s. Therefore, the establishment of Disneyland in the mid-1950s captured the consciousness of the nation at a particular moment in time.

In creating his Magic Kingdom, Disney drew inspiration from American values that reassured people in the nuclear age. “In a myriad of ways that visitors encountered consistently but perceived only half consciously, the park offered a remarkable distillation and reaffirmation of postwar American culture.”140 Disneyland offered park visitors a much-needed escape and reassurance during increasingly uncertain times.
137 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 27. 138 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 31. 139 Ezra Bowen, ed. This Fabulous Century, 1950-1960 (New York: Time-Life Books, 1970), 25. 140 Steven Watts, The Magic Kingdom: Walt Disney and the American Way of Life (New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1997), 392.

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8.0 SUMMARY OF EVALUATIONS
Disneyland Specific Plan
The City analyzed the environmental impacts of The Disneyland Resort Project, including the adoption of the DRSP, in EIR No. 311, which the City certified in 1993 along with the adoption of Mitigation Monitoring Program No. 0067. Records searches conducted at that time indicated that there were no historical resources located within a one-mile radius of The Disneyland Resort. In 1993, the Disneyland Theme Park had been in operation for less than 40 years. EIR No. 311 determined Disneyland would continue operation and would not jeopardize any historic status, and, as a result, determined there would be no impact to historical resources and no mitigation measures were required.
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Development History Report
In 2022, South Environmental prepared a report that analyzed the development history of the six Disney ARSP Properties and the DRSP Parking District East Parking Area. These properties are:
1515 and 1585 S. Manchester Avenue; 1530 and 1900 S. Harbor Boulevard; 333 W. Ball Road; 1717 S. Disneyland Drive; and the Pumbaa surface parking lot directly south of 1585 S. Manchester Avenue. Background research included a review of building permits on file with the City; historic aerial photographs of the Project site; and historic topographic maps. The report found that all of the properties were used as farmland during the late 19th century, with development of the first buildings/structures occurring between the 1950s and 1970s. As of 2022, six of the seven properties are parking lots, and one property is developed with a hotel, the Paradise Pier Hotel.

The Paradise Pier Hotel was constructed in 1987 and is not yet 50 years of age. Based on a review of this research, these seven properties do not contain any buildings or structures that are potentially historically significant. The Paradise Pier Hotel was constructed in the recent past and there is no evidence to suggest that it is eligible for listing in federal, state, or local registers.

Citywide Historic Preservation Plan
The Citywide Historic Preservation Plan was adopted in 2010 and provides for the identification and protection of historic resources, both individual properties and districts, throughout the City.

That study did not include a citywide historic resources survey, but instead provides guidance for the evaluation and local designation of historically significant properties and districts.

Incorporated within the Citywide Historic Preservation Plan is a historic context statement which establishes significant development patterns in the City and the relevant themes for evaluating potential historic significance. The context statement includes the theme “Tourism, Suburbanization, and Industrial Growth, 1950 to 1970,” which acknowledges the impact of the 1955 establishment of Disneyland on the growth and development of Anaheim during this period and the City’s “rise as a regional center for recreation, entertainment, sports, and conventions.”142 To date, neither the Disneyland Theme Park nor any individual park features have been locally 141 EIR No. 311 states that Disneyland was recorded as a historic landmark by the County of Orange; however, this statement appears to be an error, as Orange County’s designation program is only applicable to properties located in unincorporated areas. Disneyland, which is located within the City of Anaheim, is therefore not eligible for designation as a County historical site, and it is not currently included on the list of the County of Orange, “Historical Sites,” https://www.ocgov.com/residents/communitiesneighborhoods/historical-sites (accessed on November 15, 2022). 142 City of Anaheim, Citywide Historic Preservation Plan, prepared by Architectural Resources Group, 2010, 19.

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designated, and it is not included in the City’s List of Historically Significant Structures or the List of Structures of Historical Interest.

National Historic Preservation Act
In 2004, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) implemented a Nationwide Programmatic Agreement to exclude from Section 106 review certain undertakings involving the construction and modification of facilities, and to streamline and tailor the required review under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) for other such undertakings.143 Since the adoption of the Programmatic Agreement, three communications undertakings at the Disneyland Park, and one in proximity to the Anaheim Convention Center, have been evaluated for potential effects to historic resources. These evaluations resulted in the identification and designation of three individual features at Disneyland: the Main Street Railroad Depot; Pirates of the Caribbean; and the Hungry Bear Restaurant. In addition, the Anaheim Convention Center was identified as historically significant and subsequently listed in the California Register.

Concurrence letters from the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) confirming the eligibility determinations for the three features within the Disneyland Park and the Anaheim Convention Center are included in Appendix F.

MAIN STREET RAILROAD DEPOT
In 2005, the Main Street Railroad Depot (referred to in the report as the “Disneyland Railroad Depot”) was identified as eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criteria A, B, and C because it “appears eligible for association with significant events and persons as well as significance related to architecture and engineering within the amusement park property type.”144 The evaluation noted that the Depot is a “contributor to a potential National Register historic district.”145 Disneyland as a whole was found “eligible for National Register listing under Criteria A, B, C, and D [because it] retains its association with important historical events/pattern of events and personages, and continues to possess unique and distinctive design/construction/engineering qualities. It also has the potential to yield important information since it was the principal source of unique design, construction, and engineering techniques not yet fully researched or acknowledged.”146 The evaluation further noted that “over the years, many rides have come and gone in the Park, but the overall design, concept, setting, feeling, and historical associations have remained constant and unaltered.”147 However, no additional information about a potential district (including boundary, period of significance, contributors/non-contributors), nor about the Main Street Railroad Depot, was included in the evaluation. The SHPO concurred with the evaluation of the Main Street Railroad Depot, and the building was assigned a status code of 2S2, which is defined as “Individual property determined eligible for National Register by a consensus through Section 106 process. 143 Federal Communications Commission, “FCC 04-222: Nationwide Programmatic Agreement for Review of Effects on Historic Properties for Certain Undertakings Approved by the Federal Communications Commission,” adopted September 2004. 144 PCR Services, “NT Submission Packet – FCC Form 620, Disneyland Railroad Depot,” prepared by Jan Ostashay, January 2005. 145 PCR Services, “NT Submission Packet – FCC Form 620, Disneyland Railroad Depot,” prepared by Jan Ostashay, January 2005. 146 PCR Services, “NT Submission Packet – FCC Form 620, Disneyland Railroad Depot,” prepared by Jan Ostashay, January 2005. 147 PCR Services, “NT Submission Packet – FCC Form 620, Disneyland Railroad Depot,” prepared by Jan Ostashay, January 2005.

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Listed in the California Register.”148 There were no comments or formal concurrence from the SHPO on the identification of a potential historic district.

NEW ORLEANS SQUARE/PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN
In 2019, the Pirates of the Caribbean ride was identified as eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A as “part of the overall general development of the Disneyland Park in the first phase of renovation and expansion in the 1960s,” and under Criterion C as “a good example of the French Quarter New Orleans/Theme Park architectural style.”149 The SHPO concurred with the evaluation of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride building, and it was assigned a status code 2S2.

HUNGRY BEAR RESTAURANT
In 2019, the Hungry Bear Restaurant was identified as eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A for “its association with the second phase of renovation and expansion of Disneyland in the 1970s,” and under Criterion C as “a good example of Rustic/Theme Park style architecture.”150 The SHPO concurred with the evaluation of the Hungry Bear restaurant, and the building was assigned a status code 2S2.

ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER
The Anaheim Convention Center at 800 W. Katella Way was evaluated for eligibility for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as part of Section 106 review in 2014, 2019, and 2020. The 2014 evaluation found the Anaheim Convention Center ineligible for listing in the National Register.151 It is unclear whether this report was submitted to the SHPO; there is no status code listed in the BERD that corresponds with this evaluation and no concurrence letter on file.

In 2019, the building was re-evaluated by Crawford Historical Services, which found that the building was significant under National Register and California Register Criteria A/1 for its role in the “economic and tourism development of the City of Anaheim;” however, the evaluation found that the building did not retain sufficient integrity to convey its historic significance.152 In response, the SHPO wrote that they could not concur that the property “meets National Register Criterion A because it no longer retains sufficient integrity.”153 In 2020, the Anaheim Convention Center was re-evaluated by Crawford Historical Services. That evaluation found that the Anaheim Convention Center, constructed in 1967, was eligible for listing in the National Register and California Register under Criteria A/1 as “part of the broad patterns of the post-World War II changes that were taking place in Southern California, specifically in the City of Anaheim;” however, the evaluation again noted that the building did not 148 The definitions for the California Historical Resource Status Codes are found here:
https://ohp.parks.ca.gov/pages/1069/files/chrstatus%20codes.pdf. 149 Crawford Historic Services, “State of California Department of Parks and Recreation form, AT&T Mobility, LLC Candidate ‘New Orleans Station,’” prepared by K.A. Crawford, included in Environmental Assessment Specialists, Inc., “Collocation (“CO”) Submission Packet: FCC Form 621 (New Orleans Station).”
150 Letter to Carrie Willis from Julianne Polanco, California State Historic Preservation Officer, March 29, 2019. 151 Wayne Bonner and Kathleen Crawford, "Cultural Resources Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-Mobile West, LLC Candidate LA02856G (Anaheim Convention Center) 800 Katella Avenue, Anaheim, Orange County, California," prepared by Crawford Historic Services, 2014.
152 Kathleen Crawford, State of California Department of Parks and Recreation form, “T-Mobile West, LLC Candidate IEYH081A (Anaheim Convention Center),” prepared by Crawford Historic Services, March 20, 2019. 153 Julianne Polanco, State Historic Preservation Officer, letter to Carrie Wills, EAS, April 18, 2019.

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retain sufficient integrity to convey its historic significance.154 The evaluation did not specify which portion(s) of the building are historically significant; however, the evaluation references the 1967 Anaheim Convention Center, so it is presumed that later additions to the building were not found to contribute to its significance. On February 8, 2021, the SHPO wrote that they concurred with the findings that the property “meets National Register Criterion A as an example of the post-World War II growth and development of the City of Anaheim.”155 Unlike the correspondence from the SHPO in 2019, the 2021 letter does not mention historic integrity. The concurrence letter from the SHPO represents a formal determination of eligibility for listing in the National Register of Historic Places by consensus; properties that are formally determined eligible for the National Register are thereby officially listed in the California Register. Therefore, in 2021, the Anaheim Convention Center was assigned the status code 2S2, indicating designation in the California Register. Despite the conflicting evaluations, the 2S2 status code assigned in 2021 is the presiding determination.

Built Environment Resources Directory (BERD)
The California Office of Historic Preservation (OHP) maintains the Built Environment Resource Directory (BERD), a database of previously evaluated resources throughout the state. The BERD contains information only for cultural resources that have been processed through OHP. This includes resources reviewed for eligibility for the National Register of Historic Places and the California Historical Landmarks programs through federal and state environmental compliance laws, and resources nominated under federal and state registration programs.

A search of the BERD found that there are five properties within the ARSP area that were evaluated as part of Section 106 review by the FCC: the three Disneyland Theme Park features discussed above, and two additional properties:
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TABLE 4. BUILDINGS AND FEATURES ON THE PROJECT SITE LISTED IN THE BERD

ADDRESS DATE DESCRIPTION RECORDER

AND YEAR
STATUS
CODE

RELATIONSHIP

TO PROJECT SITE
1313 S. Harbor
Blvd
1955 Disneyland Railroad
Depot
FCC, 2005 2S2 (2005) Disneyland Theme
Park feature
1313 S. Harbor
Blvd
1966 New Orleans Square FCC, 2019 2S2 (2019) Disneyland Theme Park feature
1313 S. Harbor
Blvd
1972 Hungry Bear
Restaurant
FCC, 2019 2S2 (2019) Disneyland Theme
Park feature
624 W.

Convention Way
1971 Clarion Hotel FCC, 2018 6Y (2018)157 ARSP Area
800 W. Katella
Avenue
1967 Anaheim Convention
Center
FCC, 2020;
FCC, 2019
2S2 (2021);158
6Y (2019)
ARSP Area
154 Kathleen Crawford, State of California Department of Parks and Recreation form, “T-Mobile West, LLC Candidate IE944974 (aka LA02856G) Anaheim Convention Center,” prepared by Crawford Historic Services, November 20, 2020. 155 Julianne Polanco, State Historic Preservation Officer, letter to Carrie Wills, EAS, February 8, 2021. 156 California Office of Historic Preservation, “Built Environment Resource Directory: Los Angeles County,” 2022. BERD reviewed for purposes of this study on October 1, 2022.
157 The 6Y status code is defined as: “Determined ineligible for NR by consensus through Section 106 process – Not evaluated for CR or Local Listing.”
158 The 2S2 status code is defined as: “Individual property determined eligible for National Register by a consensus through Section 106 process. Listed in the California Register.” The 2S2 status code assigned in 2021 supersedes the 6Z assigned in 2014 in the report on file in the South Central Coastal Information Center listed in Table 5, below.

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South Central Coastal Information Center (SCCIC)
A records search was conducted at the California Historical Resources Information System (CHRIS) South Central Coastal Information Center (SCCIC) housed at California State University, Fullerton on October 11, 2022. The records search included a review of all previously documented historic or architectural resources located within the DRSP and ARSP areas.

There are three buildings and one structure outside of the Disneyland Theme Park but within the ARSP and DRSP areas that had been evaluated for potential historical significance. Two of the three buildings were evaluated as ineligible for historic designation; and the structure has been demolished. As outlined above, the third building, the Anaheim Convention Center, was listed in the California Register in 2021. These findings are summarized in Table 5 below:

TABLE 5. SCCIC RECORDS FOR PROPERTIES ON THE PROJECT SITE

PRIMARY
NUMBER

RESOURCE

TYPE DESCRIPTION RECORDER AND YEAR STATUS CODE

RELATIONSHIP

TO PROJECT
SITE
P-30-
176610
Historic
Building
1842 Mountain
View;
Craftsmanstyle singlefamily
residence
Marsh, D.,
1987.

Recommended ineligible for
National Register,
California Register, or local
listing (6Z)159
ARSP Area
P-30-
177039
Historic
Structure
Sandpipe; used
for flood
irrigation
Glover, A.,
2010.

Not evaluated; demolished
during construction of Cars
Land
DRSP Area
P-30-
177545
Historic
Building
Anaheim
Convention
Center
Crawford,
K.A., 2014.

Recommended ineligible for
National Register,
California Register, or local
listing (6Z) 160
ARSP Area
P-30-
177546
Historic
Building
Ramada
Limited Hotel
Crawford,
K.A., 2014.

Recommended ineligible for
National Register and
California Register (6Z)
ARSP Area
None (via
email)
Historic
Building
Anaheim
Convention
Center
Crawford,
K.A., 2019
Recommended eligible for
National Register and
California Register listing.

SHPO did not concur due
to a lack of integrity (6Z) 161
ARSP Area
None (via
email)
Historic
Building
Anaheim
Convention
Center
Crawford,
K.A., 2020
Recommended eligible for
National Register and
California Register listing.

SHPO concurred. Listed on
National Register and
California Register (2S2)
ARSP Area
159 Status code 6Z defined as: “Found ineligible for National Register, California Register or Local designation through survey evaluation.”
160 The 6Z assigned in the 2014 evaluation is superseded by the 2S2 assigned as a result of the 2020 evaluation. 161 The 6Z assigned in the 2019 evaluation is superseded by the 2S2 assigned as a result of the 2020 evaluation.

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9.0 HISTORIC RESOURCES EVALUATION
Disneyland Theme Park
The establishment of Disneyland in 1955 was a significant catalyst in the transformation of Anaheim after World War II, and it continues to play a principal role in the City’s economic and physical development. At the time of the adoption of the DRSP and ARSP, the Disneyland Theme Park had been in operation for less than 40 years. EIR No. 311 determined Disneyland would continue operation and would not jeopardize any current or potential historic status, and, as a result, determined there would be no impact to historical resources and no mitigation measures were required. As of 2022, the Disneyland Theme Park has been operating for 67 years, and EIR No. 311 was completed almost 30 years in the past. Therefore, this report analyzes whether the Disneyland Theme Park as it exists today should be treated as a historical resource for purposes of CEQA.

According to standard preservation practice and based on guidance from the National Park Service, the Disneyland Theme Park is evaluated as a potential historic district. No single attraction, building, or planning feature represents the potential historical significance of Disneyland; it is the collection of attractions and other supporting features that cumulatively comprise what is important about the site. A historic district derives its importance as a unified entity, which can be composed of a wide variety of resources, and the interrelationship of those resources.

As discussed further below, this report identifies a potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District that appears eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, the California Register of Historical Resources, and as a City of Anaheim Historic District for its establishment as the earliest and most influential theme park in the United States; as the work of Walt Disney and reflecting his original vision for the park; and for its design characteristics. Following a discussion of the park’s eligibility under each criteria is a description of the boundary, period of significance, and identification of the contributing attractions and overall character-defining features within the district boundary.

CRITERION NR A/CR 1/LOCAL DISTRICT 1 (ASSOCIATION WITH EVENTS OR PATTERNS

OF DEVELOPMENT)
According to guidance from the National Park Service, in order to be considered eligible for designation for representing a pattern of development:
…A property must be associated with one or more events important in the defined historic context. The event or trends, however, must clearly be important within the associated context: settlement, in the case of the town, or development of a maritime economy, in the case of the port city. Moreover, the property must have an important association with the events or historic trends, and it must retain historic integrity…Mere association with historic events or trends is not enough, in and of Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward 74
itself, to qualify under [this criterion]; the property’s specific association must be considered important as well.162
Disneyland played a significant role in the development of entertainment and leisure in Orange County and America in the post-World War II era. In Anaheim, the completion of the Disneyland Theme Park played a significant role in the growth and identity of the City in the immediate postwar period. The Disneyland Theme Park influenced other local investment in commercial and recreational uses. This included commercial amenities to support the operation of the park, including hotel uses near the park, and the addition of other significant recreational uses in the area. The Disneyland Theme Park was therefore a significant catalyst for local development starting in the 1950s, and it played an important role in the cultural and economic development of the City in the post-World War II era.

Within the broader context of recreational development nationwide, the Disneyland Theme Park was the first of its type, offering immersive theme-based and family-centric entertainment that would go on to influence amusement park development in America and abroad. Opening in 1955, Disneyland directly capitalized on, and helped shape, the booming population and robust economic growth of post-war America. In the years following World War II, many Americans turned from the horrors of war towards a nostalgic past and optimistic future that came to permeate many aspects of daily life. Families had young children, possessed more disposable income, and had a greater interest in leisure-time activities. Disneyland was designed to provide an escape from the everyday, and to be a place where families could engage with, and be fully immersed into, an idealized rendering of nostalgic small-town America surrounded by fantastical, magical, natural, and futuristic lands. While drawing some inspiration from amusement parks, carnivals, and world’s fairs, in many ways Disneyland was a departure from older, outdated amusement parks, many of which had negative reputations and had fallen out of favor. Instead, Disneyland was a new kind of park, that was both familiar and fantastical, where children and parents could have fun together.

Dubbed “the happiest place on earth,” Disneyland was an immediate cultural and economic success. By the mid-1960s, Disneyland was considered the top tourist destination in the country, as families flocked to the highly publicized and internationally famous park. The establishment of Disneyland singlehandedly saved the American amusement park industry and catalyzed a new brand of entertainment in the postwar era. Disneyland combined amusement with immersion to create a wholly unique experience that went on to influence theme parks to the present day.

Disneyland forever changed American culture and created a place-based entertainment empire.

Based on its significant contributions to commercial and recreational development in the United States after World War II, the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District appears eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion A, the California Register of Historical Resources under Criterion 1, and for designation as a City Historic District under Criterion 1.
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CRITERION NR B/CR 2 (ASSOCIATION WITH AN IMPORTANT PERSON) According to the National Park Service, properties may be eligible for an association with the lives of persons significant in our past. Persons “significant in our past” refers to individuals whose activities are demonstrably important within a local, state, or national historic context. A property is not eligible if its only justification for significance is that it was owned or used by a person who is a member of an identifiable profession, class, or social or ethnic group. In addition, the property must be associated with a person’s productive life, reflecting the time period when he or she achieved significance.163
Further, the National Park Service notes that in general, works by architects, artisans, artists, and engineers are most appropriately evaluated under Criterion C for architectural merit or as the work of a master practitioner. However, the homes and studios of significant designers may also be eligible for consideration under Criterion B because these are the properties with which they are most personally associated.

Disneyland is significant as the realization of Walt Disney’s singular vision for a theme-based amusement park. Walt Disney was an internationally famous pioneer in the American animation industry and a significant early film producer. Disney started his career in the early 20th century as a commercial artist and quickly attained fame for creating magical and fantastical cartoon worlds in cinema. He was recognized for introducing extensive technological advancements, including the first fully synchronized sound cartoon, first use of Technicolor in animation, and first fulllength animated film, among others. Over the course of his life, he was the recipient of 22 Oscars, two Golden Globes, and an Emmy award. By the 1950s, Disney had established himself as a household name via his popular films and characters. With the creation of Disneyland, Disney extended his influence from fantastical worlds on the screen to a three-dimensional fantastical world in Anaheim and beyond.

Disneyland represented Walt Disney’s concept for an immersive, family-friendly amusement park.

The project was unprecedented in amusement park development, and Disney was singularly dedicated to the project. One of the first buildings constructed on site was the fire station, with the second floor serving as Disney’s personal apartment. Disney’s onsite apartment allowed him to easily remain at the park to monitor its progress, even long after initial construction was complete. Disney also personally financed the early development of the park, borrowing money and mortgaging his life insurance policy to help fund the enterprise. With the creation of WED, Disney also held substantial individual control over all aspects of the park’s operations, down to the smallest detail. He evolved with the park, recognizing the need to constantly meet the public’s growing and changing expectations for entertainment.

Walt Disney was a prolific designer and visionary of entertainment in the United States, with Disneyland serving as one of his most noteworthy achievements. Just as Disney was a shaper of popular culture on the screen, his vision for Disneyland realized his ideals for inspiring and engaging visitors in real life by creating a totally immersive land of attractions. With Disneyland, Disney left his mark on Orange County and the world. Despite its close association with founder Walt Disney, the potential Disneyland Historic District is not eligible for listing in the National 163 National Register Bulletin 14.

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Register of Historic Places under Criterion B or the California Register of Historical Resources under Criterion 2, according to guidance from the National Park Service. 164 It is more appropriately
evaluated under Criterion A/1 and C/3, as discussed herein.

CRITERION NR C/CR 3/LOCAL DISTRICT 3 (STYLE, TYPE, OR METHOD OF

CONSTRUCTION)
According to guidance from the National Park Service, for a site to be considered eligible under Criterion C, it must possess high artistic value:
…High artistic values may be expressed in many ways, including areas as diverse as community design or planning, engineering, and sculpture. A property is eligible for its high artistic value if it so fully articulates a particular concept of design that it expresses an aesthetic ideal. A property is not eligible, however, if it does not express aesthetic ideals or design concepts more fully than other properties of its type.165 Disneyland is significant as a groundbreaking example of planning and design that integrated both historical and fantastical-themed architecture with a meticulously designed, highly engineered, and pedestrian-scaled site to create a wholly unique and fully immersive experience. In its conceptualization, Walt Disney was adamant that the park be centered around the visitor experience, directly eschewing the top-down urban planning favored by many city planners at the time. The park was a completely controlled environment, with the perimeter berm effectively serving as a barrier between the park and the outside world. Disney worked with the City to ensure that no tall buildings that would be visible from the interior of Disneyland would be built near the site, thereby allowing the park to be completely spatially and visually divorced from the outside world, creating a feeling of isolation and safety.

Once inside the park, visitors’ movements were at first highly controlled and directed, with people tunneled through the primary axial entrance along Main Street, U.S.A., and later less restricted and ambulatory, to provide a feeling of exploration and adventure. This was accomplished by the adoption of a “wheel-shaped” layout with a central hub from which separate routes, or spokes, radiate. The hub of the park served as an important nodal point of interaction, from which the park opened so that visitors could meander between the different lands, creating their own individual experience. These lands, which were highly-immersive, harmonious in design, and kept fanatically clean, each served as microcosms or mini-cities of the park, providing amusements, services, and places to eat and shop. The park’s isolation, controlled use of directed and ambulatory routes, pedestrian-scale, and convergence of separate mini-sites combined to fully transport visitors into another world.

In addition to its groundbreaking design features, Disney also embraced modern forms of transportation and technologies that revolutionized the appearance and possibilities for amusement parks. Disneyland seamlessly integrated new forms of transportation both as a means for navigating the park, as in the case of the monorail, and as an amusement itself, as in the case 164 There is no corresponding local criterion for a significant association with important persons that applies to historic districts. 165 National Register Bulletin 20.

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of the PeopleMover. New technologies pioneered at Disneyland included robotics technology, the world’s first tubular-steel roller coaster, and audio-animatronic technologies.

Walt Disney enlisted the help of notable architects and landscape architects to inspire and realize the design of Disneyland, including Welton Beckett, Ruth Shellhorn, Joseph Linesch, Jack and Morgan “Bill” Evans, among others, on original design concepts at the park. 166 These notable
practitioners created fictive buildings and landscapes using modern materials. The park was also made possible by the efforts of a group of WED designers who sought to “imagineer” a park that was both familiar and nostalgic as well as fantastical and full of adventure. This was accomplished by replicating the essence of historic environments, meant to reflect comfort, alongside magical and fantastical sites that sought to elicit wonder and inspiration.

Disneyland has evolved over its almost 70 years of operation, as anticipated by Walt Disney:
“Disneyland will never be completed. It will grow as long as there is imagination left in the world.”167 Even after its many changes, the park retains important elements of its original design and maintains the sense of fantasy as envisioned by Walt Disney. The principals of urban design that guided the initial development of Disneyland still contribute to its popularity and influence its growth. This includes the controlled visitor experience, wheel-shape layout of the park and internal circulation, pedestrian scale, and organization of attractions into separate lands or realms.

Disneyland represents a unique and influential example of the theme park property type as envisioned and established by Walt Disney. The potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District appears eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion C, the California Register of Historical Resources under Criterion 3, and for designation as a City Historic District under Criterion 3.

Pope House
Walt Disney moved what became known as the Pope House onto the park grounds during the initial development of Disneyland to serve as the residence of Owen and Dolly Pope, who oversaw the 10-acre Pony Farm (later Circle D Corral in Frontierland). The utilization of existing building stock was an early decision by Disney to house employees that needed to be on site beyond regular working hours. In 2016, the Pope House was relocated to a surface parking lot in the northwest corner of the northern back-of-house area to make way for the construction of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. This relocation occurred after the period of significance for the potential Disneyland Historic District, and it has been moved outside of the boundary of the potential historic district.

CRITERION NR A/CR 1/LOCAL 1 (ASSOCIATION WITH EVENTS OR PATTERNS OF

DEVELOPMENT)
As the earliest residence located in the park, and for its association with Walt Disney’s decision to reuse existing residences as part of his original vision for Disneyland, the Pope House is potentially eligible for representing an important development pattern associated with 166 While original landscape features as designed by Ruth Shellhorn have been altered or removed, it is notable that Walt Disney utilized the services of multiple master practitioners in the original envisioning of the park. 167 Robert de Roos, “The Magical Worlds of Walt Disney,” National Geographic 124, no. 2 (August 1968): 192.

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Disneyland; notably the early development of Pony Ranch, and as one of the earliest extant components associated with the park. However, due to its relocation outside of the boundary of the theme park, which removed it from its historic context adjacent to the Circle D Corral, the Pope House does not meet Criteria Consideration B, required for listing in the National Register under Criterion A for buildings that have been relocated. Additionally, although the California Register does not have the same specific requirements, the removal of the Pope House from its original context, and its current location outside of the theme park indicate that it does not meet the significance threshold for listing in the California Register under Criterion 1.

However, the Pope House does appear to meet the eligibility standards for listing as a Historically Significant Structure under Local Criterion 1. It is a remnant example of the original development of Disneyland, and due to Disneyland’s unique significance to the growth and development of Anaheim after World War II, the Pope House strongly represents a significant event in local history. The period of significance for the Pope House is 1955, the time it was moved to the park and began operating in association with the Pony Farm.

CRITERION NR B/CR 2/LOCAL 2 (ASSOCIATION WITH AN IMPORTANT PERSON) The Pope House does not meet eligibility standards for designation for its association with Owen and Dolly Pope. The Popes made an important, long-term contribution to the management of a component of the Disneyland Theme Park; however, they did not make a significant contribution to history as required for designation under National Register Criterion B/California Register Criterion 2/Local Criterion 2.

CRITERION NR C/CR 3/LOCAL 3 (STYLE, TYPE, OR METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION) The Pope House is a modest example of a Craftsman bungalow. It does not represent an excellent or very good example of a significant architectural style; and it does not have distinctive features or high quality of design. Therefore, it does not meet eligibility standards for designation for its architectural merit under National Register C/California Register Criterion 3/Local Criterion 3.

Team Disney Anaheim
Team Disney Anaheim (TDA) was designed by Frank Gehry and constructed in 1996. It was not constructed during the period of significance for the potential historic district, and it is not associated with Walt Disney’s original vision for the park. Therefore, it is not considered a potential feature of the potential historic district, and it is not located within the potential district boundary. Further, it has not yet reached the age threshold required for consideration for individual historic significance based on its architectural merit. The National Register Criteria generally exclude properties that may have achieved significance within the last 50 years unless they are of exceptional importance. According to the National Park Service, 50 years is a general estimate of the time needed to develop historical perspective and to evaluate significance.

Further, National Park Service guidance states that a property is not automatically eligible for designation as the work of a master simply because it was designed by a prominent architect.

Frank Gehry is still a practicing architect, and sufficient time has not passed to determine whether this building meets the required threshold of “exceptional importance.” It must be shown that the building represents a new or distinct phase of the architect’s career, and at this time there is insufficient historical perspective to place the building within the context of Gehry’s Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward 79
career overall. For these reasons, TDA is not considered a historical resource for purposes of CEQA at the time of this study.

Potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District Boundary The recommended boundary of the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District is the property that currently comprises the public components of the theme park, and the portions of the back-of-house areas that contain the railroad roundhouse and the stables, which have been associated with the park since its early development.168 Although the monorail extends beyond the boundary of the theme park, it is considered a contributor to the potential historic district.

The potential historic district boundary is shown in Figure 4 below. 168 The back-of-house areas located outside of the potential historic district boundary do not contribute to the significance of Disneyland or are primarily developed with buildings and structures constructed outside of the period of significance.

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FIGURE 4. POTENTIAL DISNEYLAND THEME PARK HISTORIC DISTRICT BOUNDARY Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward 81
Period of Significance
Based on research of the history of the park and the relevant contexts, the period of significance of the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District under Criterion A/1/1 and C/3/3 is 1955, the year that the park opened for business, through 1969, when the Haunted Mansion attraction opened, the last attraction that Walt Disney helped to design and the culmination of his original vision for the park.

Disneyland is significant for its establishment as the first theme park in the United States in the immediate post-World War II period, based on a specific vision of founder Walt Disney. The park captured the zeitgeist of the immediate postwar period: like the pre-planned, architecturally controlled residential areas that grew up around it, Disneyland was an architecture of reassurance in rapidly changing times. The close of the 1960s marked an important period of transition for Disneyland and ended a significant period in the history of the park. The 1969 completion of the Haunted Mansion, the final attraction in New Orleans Square, represented the culmination of Walt’s original vision for the park; development moving forward would go beyond what Walt had initially conceived. The death of Walt Disney and Roy Disney’s departure from the Walt Disney Company in the late 1960s, marked the first time in history that a member of the Disney family was not at the helm of the enterprise.

District Contributors & Character-Defining Features
Within a historic district, a building, structure, or feature is considered a contributor if it was constructed during the period of significance, contributes to the property’s historic significance and character, and retains sufficient integrity to convey that significance. Non-contributors are those buildings or features that were constructed outside of the period of significance, do not contribute to the property’s historic significance and character, and/or do not retain sufficient integrity. Guidance provided by the National Park Service acknowledges that all properties change over time, and it is not necessary for a property or district to retain all its historic physical features or characteristics to maintain eligibility for historic designation.

Because the nature of a theme park involves continuous maintenance, improvements, alterations to existing features and attractions, and addition of new features, and in order to provide a conservative analysis for purposes of CEQA, it is recommended that all extant features within the proposed boundary that were originally constructed between 1955 and 1969 be considered contributing to the potential historic district. If a feature or attraction that was constructed between 1955 and 1969 has been altered, re-named, or re-themed, it is still considered a potential contributor to the potential historic district for purposes of this analysis. Despite later changes, these features still collectively convey the significance of Disneyland. If the feature has been replaced with a new feature or attraction in its place, the new feature is considered noncontributing. Any feature or attraction within the district boundary that was completed after 1969 is considered non-contributing to the significance of the potential district.

The development of the attractions within the park over time is illustrated in the map in Figure 5 to provide a visual representation of those features that were initially established during the period of significance. There have been significant changes to the park, which started almost immediately after the park opened in 1955. Changes include demolition and/or significant Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward 82
alterations to original attractions; significant re-branding of original attractions; addition of new features and amenities throughout the park; removal or replacement of original landscape and hardscape features; and expansion of the original park boundary. Two new lands added after the period of significance are Mickey’s Toontown, established in 1993 and located in the northern portion of the property, and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, established in 2019 and located in the northwestern portion of the property. Both attractions were significant new additions to the park; however, the overall circulation patterns and historic character of the park have been maintained.

Therefore, despite the many changes over time, the Disneyland Theme Park retains sufficient historic integrity and maintains the essential physical features that convey its significance in American culture.

The list of features that were completed during the period of significance, and therefore are considered contributors to the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District for purposes of this analysis, are shown in Table 6, below.

In addition to the individual features and attractions within the park, other characteristics that are integral to the historic character of the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District include:
• Controlled environment with perimeter berm forming a distinct separation between the park and the surrounding area, creating an internal “world”; • Internal hierarchy of spaces, spatial arrangements, and circulation, including:
o Choreography of the visitor experience through one main entrance to the park; o Central north-south axis and main circulation hub along Main Street, USA; o Wheel-shaped layout of attractions radiating out from the central hub; and, o Central plaza that provides direct access to the four original themed lands; • Harmonious design within each themed land;
• Integration of landscape and hardscape features throughout the site; and, • Change over time as specific to the operation of a theme park, including updating attractions, access and circulation, and visitor amenities.

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FIGURE 5. DEVELOPMENT OF DISNEYLAND THEME PARK
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TABLE 6. CONTRIBUTING FEATURES TO THE POTENTIAL HISTORIC DISTRICT

CURRENT NAME DATE NOTES
Adventureland (opened 1955)
Adventureland Bazaar 1955 Remodeled into single commercial space, c. 1994 Bengal Barbecue 1955 Rethemed, 1962, 1990
Jungle Cruise 1955 Updated numerous times since opening The Tropical Hideaway 1955 Opened as Plaza Pavilion (with an entrance from Main Street, USA) in 1955; rethemed 1962, 1993, 2018
Tropical Imports 1955 Originally Tiki Tropical Traders, renamed, c. 1995 Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost 1956 Originally Guatemalan Weavers; renamed, 1986, 1995 Tarzan’s Treehouse 1962 Originally the Swiss Family Treehouse; altered 1999 Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki
Room
1963 Renovated 2005
Disneyland Railroad (opened 1955; reconfigured 2016)
C.K. Holliday engine 1955 Engine specifically built for Disneyland E.P. Ripley engine 1955 Engine specifically built for Disneyland Fred G. Gurley engine 1958 Engine dates to 1894; refurbished for service at Disneyland Grand Canyon Diorama 1958
Ernest S. Marsh engine 1959 Engine dates to 1925; refurbished for service at Disneyland Primeval World Diorama 1966
Fantasyland (opened 1955; renovated 1983)
Alice in Wonderland Mushroom 1955 Original ticket booth – one of few remaining Casey Jr. Circus Train 1955 Track replaced, 1989
Casey Jr. Circus Train Station 1955 Original ticket booth – one of few remaining Dumbo the Flying Elephant 1955 Relocated within Fantasyland, 1983; renovated c. 1959; refurbished 1990
Fantasyland Popcorn Stand 1955 Original ticket booth – one of few remaining King Arthur Carrousel 1955 Originally constructed 1875; refurbished, 1975, 1983, 2003; Relocated within Fantasyland, 1983
Mad Tea Party 1955 Relocated within Fantasyland, 1983
Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride 1955 Refurbished, 1961, 1983; exterior renovation, 1983 Peter Pan’s Flight 1955 Refurbished, 1961, 1983, 2015; exterior renovation, 1983 Pinocchio’s Daring Journey 1955 Originally Mickey Mouse Club Theater; renamed, 1964; reused for ride, 1983
Sleeping Beauty Castle 1955 Walkthrough opened, 1957; walkthrough renovated, 1977, 2008; castle drawbridge renovated, 2014; two 15-foot towers added to castle, 2015
Snow White’s Enchanted Wish 1955 Renovated and expanded, 1983; refurbished, 2021 Storybookland Lighthouse 1955 Original ticket booth – one of few remaining Storybookland Canal Boats 1956 Updated, 1994, 2014
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique 1957 Originally Tinker Bell Toy Shoppe; rethemed 2002, 2009; remodeled, 2009
Alice in Wonderland 1958 Renovated and expanded, 1983; renovated, 2014 Matterhorn Bobsleds 1959 Originally part of Tomorrowland; ride refurbished, 1978, 2012, 2015, 2016; mountain remodeled: 1978, 1994, 2012
Snow White Wishing Well and
Grotto
1961 Lighting scheme altered, 2012
It’s a Small World 1966 Refurbished, 2008
Topiary Garden 1966
Frontierland (opened 1955)
Bonanza Outfitters 1955 Originally Pendleton Woolen Mills Dry Goods Store; rethemed, 1990
Pioneer Mercantile 1955 Originally Davy Crockett Arcade; renamed 1985 Mark Twain Riverboat and Dock 1955
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CURRENT NAME DATE NOTES
River Belle Terrace 1955 Originally Aunt Jemima’s Pancake House; expanded, 1962; remodeled, 1970, 2007
Rivers of America 1955 Altered, 1992; reduced in size, 2019 The Golden Horseshoe 1955
Westward Ho Trading Co. 1955 Originally Frontier Trading Post; renamed, 1987 Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes 1956 Originally Indian War Canoes; renamed 1971; now part of Critter Country
Rafts to Tom Sawyer Island 1956
Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante 1956 Originally Casa de Fritos (opened 1955, different location); relocated to present site, 1956; renovated, 1982, 2001
Stage Door Café 1956 Originally the Oaks Tavern; renamed, 1978 Pirate’s Lair on Tom Sawyer Island 1956 Remodeled, 1992, 2016; renovated and renamed, 2007; also includes Tom & Huck’s Treehouse (closed, 2013) and Fort Wilderness (rebuilt and closed)
Frontierland Shootin’ Exposition 1957 Originally Frontierland Shooting Gallery; refurbished 1985, 1996
Petrified Tree 1957
Fowler’s Harbor 1958
Sailing Ship Columbia 1958
The Briar Patch 1962 Originally Indian Trading Post; renamed, 1988; now part of Critter Country
Main Street, USA (opened 1955, refurbished 2018)
20th Century Music Company 1955 Originally Fine Tobacco; renamed, 1990 Carnation Café 1955 Originally Carnation Ice Cream Parlor; renamed, 1997; expanded, 2012
Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen 1955 Renovated, 1997
Castle Brothers 1955 Originally Kodak Camera Center; renamed, 1994 China Closet 1955 Originally Ruggles China and Glass Shop; expanded, 1956; renamed, 1964
City Hall 1955
Crystal Arcade 1955 Remodeled and expanded, 1995; renovated, 2005 Crystal Arts 1955 Originally Watches & Clocks; opened as Crystal Arts, 1972 Disneyana/The Disney Gallery 1955 Originally Jewelry Shop and Yale & Towne Lock Shop Disney Clothiers, Ltd. 1955 Originally multiple shops; opened as Disney Clothiers, Ltd., 1985
Disney Showcase 1955 Originally Wurlitzer Music Hall; renamed, 1968, 1973, 1989 Emporium 1955 Refurbished, 2011
Entrance Gates 1955
Fire Station/Walt’s Apartment 1955
Flagpole 1955
Fortuosity Shop 1955 Originally Upjohn Pharmacy; renamed, 1972, 2008 Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor 1955 Originally Puffin Bakery; renamed, 1960, 1990, 2012 Jolly Holiday Bakery Café 1955 Opened as Plaza Pavilion (with a dining patio in Adventureland) in 1955; rethemed 1962, 1997, 2012
Lincoln Theater 1955 Originally the Opera House; used as a lumber mill through 1961
Main Street Cinema 1955
Main Street Railroad Station 1955 Listed in the California Register, 2005 Main Street Vehicles 1955 Red horseless carriages added, 1956; omnibus added, 1956; second omnibus added, 1957; motorized fire truck added, 1958; fire wagon retired, 1960; horse-drawn surrey retired, 1971
Market House 1955 Starbucks added, 2013
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CURRENT NAME DATE NOTES
Newsstand 1955
Penny Arcade 1955 Remodeled, 1998, 2012
Plaza Inn 1955 Originally the Red Wagon Inn; renamed, 1965; renovated, 1998
Police Station 1955
Refreshment Corner 1955 Remodeled, 2012
Silhouette Studio 1955 Originally Grandma’s Baby Shop; renamed, 1956 Baby Care Center 1957
Main Street Magic Shop 1957
Kennel Complex 1958
Mad Hatter of Main Street 1958 Relocated within Main Street, 1963; expanded, c. 1972 Tour Garden 1962
New Orleans Square (opened 1966)
New Orleans Square/ Frontierland
Railroad Station
1955 Originally Frontierland Railroad Station; renamed, 1996 Café Orleans 1966 Originally Creole Café; renamed, 1972; expanded, 1988 Cristal d’Orleans 1966
French Market 1966
Le Bat en Rouge 1966 Originally Le Gourmet; renamed, 2002, 2006 La Mascarade D’Orleans 1966 Originally Le Chapeau; renamed, c. 1974, c. 1985 Mint Julep Bar 1966
Royal Street Veranda 1966
Port Royal, Curios and Curiosities 1966 Originally One-of-a Kind Shop; renamed, 1998, 2002, 2006 Blue Bayou Restaurant 1967
Club 33 1967 Remodeled and expanded, 2013
Mlle. Antoinette’s Parfumerie 1967 Temporarily Jewel of Orleans, 1997-2011 Pieces of Eight 1967 Originally Pirate’s Arcade Museum; renamed, 1980 Pirates of the Caribbean 1967 Entrance modified, 1987; attraction altered, 1997, 2006, 2018; ride building listed in California Register, 2019
Haunted Mansion 1969 Building constructed, 1963; hidden cemetery added, c. 1980; pet cemetery enlarged, 1993, 2016; ride updated, 2006, 2015 Tomorrowland (opened 1955, renovated 1967 and 1998)
Alien Pizza Planet 1955 Originally Rocket to the Moon; refurbished, 1967, 1975; opened as Redd Rockett’s Pizza Port, 1998; renamed, 2018 Autopia 1955 Rerouted and renovated, 1959; center rail added, 1963; remodeled, 2000, 2016
Star Tours – The Adventures
Continue
1955 Originally Hall of Chemistry and 20,000 Leagues under the Sea Exhibit; rethemed Adventure Thru Inner Space, 1967
Star Trader 1955 Originally Hall of Chemistry; rethemed Character Shop, 1967 Tomorrowland Railroad Station 1958 Additions, 1958, 1966 Disneyland Monorail 1959 Route extended, 1961; Disneyland Hotel stop replaced by Downtown Disney stop, 2001; cars updated numerous times Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage 1959 Rethemed, 2007
Pixie Hollow 1957 Originally Alpine Gardens; rethemed, 1996, 2008 Little Green Men Store Command 1963 Originally the Premiere shop; renamed, 2005 Autopia Winner’s Circle 1967 Originally Mad Hatter
Galactic Grill 1967 Temporarily Club Buzz, 2001-2006
Star Wars Launch Bay 1967 Originally Carousel of Progress; rethemed, 1973, 1998, 2015 The Star Trader 1967 Originally the Character Shop; renamed, 1986 Back-of-house
Horse Stables Located in the West Service Area
Railroad Roundhouse Located in the North Service Area
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10.0 ANALYSIS OF POTENTIAL IMPACTS
Significance Threshold
A significant effect under CEQA would occur if a project results in a substantial adverse change in the significance of a historical resource as defined in CEQA Guidelines Section 15064.5(a).

Substantial adverse change is defined as “physical demolition, destruction, relocation, or alteration of the resource or its immediate surroundings such that the significance of a historical resource would be materially impaired.”169According to CEQA Guidelines Section 15064.5(b)(2), the significance of a historical resource is materially impaired when a project demolishes or materially alters in an adverse manner those physical characteristics that:

A. Convey its historical significance and that justify its inclusion in, or eligibility for, inclusion in the California Register; or
B. Account for its inclusion in a local register of historical resources pursuant to PRC Section 5020.1(k) or its identification in a historical resources survey meeting the requirements of PRC Section 5024.1(g) Code, unless the public agency reviewing the effects of the project establishes by a preponderance of evidence that the resource is not historically or culturally significant; or
C. Convey its historical significance and that justify its eligibility for inclusion in the California Register as determined by a Lead Agency for purposes of CEQA.

According to CEQA Guidelines Section 15064.4 (1-3), in evaluating the significance of the potential environmental effect of a project on historical resources, both direct physical changes to the environment and reasonably foreseeable indirect physical changes are considered:

1. A direct physical change in the environment is a physical change in the environment which is caused by and immediately related to the project;

2. An indirect physical change in the environment is a physical change in the environment which is not immediately related to the project, but which is caused indirectly by the project. If a direct physical change in the environment in turn causes another change in the environment, then the other change is an indirect physical change in the environment; and,

3. An indirect physical change is to be considered only if that change is a reasonably foreseeable impact which may be caused by the project. A change which is speculative or unlikely to occur is not reasonably foreseeable.170
As applied to the evaluation of potential impacts to historical resources, direct impacts are those that occur during construction and would include the demolition, material alteration, relocation, or conversion of a historical resource and/or its important character-defining features. Direct impacts may also involve potential damage related to adjacent underground excavation and general construction activities that could undermine the stability of a historical resource. Indirect impacts may involve new construction that results in the alteration of the surroundings of a historical resource that could remove part or all of the associated setting of an historical resource, 169 State CEQA Guidelines, Section 15064.5(b)(1). 170 State CEQA Guidelines, Section 15064 (d)(1-3).

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remove character-defining features or spaces surrounding the historical resource, or substantially impair or obscure the ability of the resource to convey its historical significance.

CUMULATIVE IMPACTS
A cumulative impact is defined as “the change in the environment which results from the incremental impact of the project when added to other closely related past, present, and reasonably foreseeable probable future projects. Cumulative impacts can result from individually minor but collectively significant projects taking place over a period of time.”171 In other words, cumulative impacts are two or more individual effects that are considerable when taken together, or that compound or increase other environmental impacts.172 Development of related projects can affect historical resources if such projects adversely alter and/or demolish historical resources that may be interrelated, such as historical resources that are part of a historic district or historical resources that are significant within the same historic context, and the Project’s contribution to the impact would be cumulatively considerable.

A significant cumulative impact associated with a project and related projects would occur if the impact would render a historical resource no longer eligible for historic listing or designation.

Cumulative impacts have the potential to affect resources with the same level or type of designation or evaluation, resources that are significant within the same historic context, or contributing properties to the same historic district.

In the case of this Project, instead of looking at potential cumulative impacts as a result of the Project and related projects, this report considers the potential for cumulative impacts as a result of multiple phases of the Project to identified historical resources in the ARSP area, as well as the potential for multiple changes over time to the identified potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District to result in a cumulative impact to the potential historic district.

Summary of Historical Resources
ARSP
None of the seven Disney ARSP Properties are historical resources as defined by CEQA. The only property that has been identified as historically significant within the ARSP area is the Anaheim Convention Center, which was listed in the California Register of Historical Resources by consensus as a result of review under Section 106 of the NHPA in 2021. Therefore, it is a historical resource as defined by CEQA. Otherwise, there are no individual properties or historic districts that are considered historical resources as defined by CEQA within the ARSP area.

DRSP
Within the DRSP, outside of the boundary of the Disneyland Theme Park, there are no individual properties or historic districts that are considered historical resources as defined by CEQA. 171 California Code of Regulations C.C.R. Section 15355. 172 CEQA Guidelines, Section 15355.

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DISNEYLAND THEME PARK
The Disneyland Theme Park has been evaluated herein as potentially eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, the California Register of Historical Resources, and for local designation as a historic district. Additionally, this study identified the Pope House, located in the back-of-house area outside of the potential district boundary, as potentially eligible for listing under Local Criterion 1. Therefore, the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District and the Pope House are treated as historical resources for purposes of analysis of potential impacts under CEQA.

Within the Disneyland Theme Park, the Hungry Bear Restaurant, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the Main Street Railroad Depot (Disneyland Railroad Depot) were formally determined eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as part of review under Section 106 of the NHPA and were listed in the California Register of Historical Resources by consensus. These three attractions are therefore historical resources as defined by CEQA.

Evaluation of Potential Impacts

PROJECT FEATURES
The Project proposes updates to the DRSP and ARSP areas to guide development of The Disneyland Resort and the Disney ARSP Properties. For purposes of analysis, it is assumed Disney would implement the Project in multiple phases over the next 40 years or more. As this a programmatic analysis of potential impacts, and not an evaluation of a specific project, this report considers potential impacts that may result from the following potential Project features:
• Two conceptual development scenarios for the DRSP Theme Park District and ARSP Theme Park West Overlay and for the DRSP Southeast District and ARSP Theme Park East Overlay;
• Flexibility in the placement of theme park, hotel, and other retail, dining, and entertainment uses with the DRSP area and the Disney DRSP properties; • Enhanced pedestrian mobility opportunities and amenities; • Additional vehicular circulation and parking; other potential changes to transportation and circulation patterns;
• Expansion of theme park uses within the identified areas in the DRSP and potential changes to the footprint and boundary of the Disneyland Theme Park; and, • Changes to features and attractions within the Disneyland Theme Park.

Based on the definition of potential direct, indirect, and cumulative impacts as specified by CEQA; the location of historical resources on the Project site; and the components of the Project as proposed, this report evaluates potential impacts to historical resources resulting from the Project as summarized in Table 7, below.

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TABLE 7. SUMMARY OF IMPACTS ANALYSIS

HISTORICAL RESOURCE

PROJECT FEATURES IN

ARSP/DRSP AREAS

OUTSIDE THE THEME PARK

PROJECT FEATURES WITHIN

DISNEYLAND THEME PARK
Anaheim Convention Center Direct
Indirect
Cumulative
No potential for impact
Disneyland Theme Park Potential Historic
District
Indirect Direct
Cumulative
Main Street Railroad Depot (Disneyland
Railroad Depot)
No potential for impact Direct
Pirates of the Caribbean No potential for impact Direct Hungry Bear Restaurant No potential for impact Direct
Pope House No potential for impact Direct

POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO HISTORICAL RESOURCES IN THE ARSP/DRSP AREAS (OUTSIDE OF THE DISNEYLAND THEME PARK)
Based on a review of all previous evaluations of properties on the Project site, excluding the Disneyland Theme Park, there are no other historical resources controlled by Disney or Disney affiliates within the ARSP or DRSP areas. The Anaheim Convention Center, located at 800 W.

Katella Avenue within the ARSP area, which is not a Disney ARSP Property, is listed in the California Register of Historical Resources. Therefore, potential impacts to the Anaheim Convention Center are considered as part of this analysis.

In general, historical resources located in immediate proximity of a proposed project are more likely to be adversely impacted, specifically by construction activities that have the potential to de-stabilize adjacent properties or by alteration to the immediate setting of the historical resources in the vicinity. Setting is the character of the physical environment surrounding a historical resource and includes how a historical resource is situated and its relationships to surrounding buildings, features, and open space. Resources physically separated from proposed new construction by other buildings or streets, or by additional distance, are less likely to be adversely impacted due to this spatial separation.

The Project would adjust the boundaries of the Theme Park, Parking, and Southeast Districts. It would create a Theme Park East Overlay within the ARSP for the existing Toy Story Parking Lot and a Theme Park West Overlay within the ARSP for the existing Paradise Pier Hotel. The Project would provide flexibility as to the location for permitted uses within the DRSP and at Disney ARSP Properties.

Potential Direct Impacts
The Project does not propose to demolish, alter, relocate, or convert the Anaheim Convention Center. Because there is the potential for new construction to take place in proximity to the Anaheim Convention Center, there is the potential that it could be impacted as a result of construction activity associated with the Project. However, the Anaheim Convention Center is Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward 91
separated from the sites that have been identified for potential development activity by major streets and intervening buildings. The Anaheim Convention Center is located south of the Theme Park District and southeast of the Theme Park West Overlay, separated by W. Katella Avenue, a seven-lane road that measures 105 feet at its closest point. The Anaheim Convention Center is separated from the Theme Park East Overlay by several buildings on Hotel Way and Harbor Boulevard, a distance of approximately 750 feet. It is therefore physically separated from these sites to such an extent that there are no reasonably foreseen potential impacts to the Anaheim Convention Center as a result of construction activity from the Project. There are no proposed aspects of the Project that would materially alter the Anaheim Convention Center, and it would retain the essential physical characteristics that convey its historic significance. Therefore, there would be no direct impacts to the Anaheim Convention Center as a result of the Project.

Potential Indirect Impacts
The Project allows for the Theme Park District/Hotel District to accommodate up to 6,850,000 square feet of theme park uses, up to 5,600 hotel rooms, and accessory retail, dining, and entertainment uses, recreational uses, and landscaped areas. The Project also permits new theme park uses within the current Hotel District. Disney would be able to develop up to 840,000 square feet of theme park uses within the Theme Park East Overlay and up to 80,000 square feet of theme park uses within the Theme Park West Overlay. Additionally, the Project would potentially introduce new pedestrian and vehicular patterns through the Project site, including unknown changes to transportation. Because the Theme Park District, Theme Park East Overlay, and Theme Park West Overlay areas are located in proximity to the Anaheim Convention Center, the Project has the potential to indirectly impact the setting of the Anaheim Convention Center.

The Project allows the general development of the areas surrounding the Anaheim Convention Center and has the potential to introduce new construction and uses within its immediate vicinity. The ARSP includes tourist and entertainment-related industries including theme parks, hotels, tourist-oriented retail, movie theaters, and other visitor-serving facilities. The areas governed by the DRSP and ARSP are surrounded by a variety of land uses including hotel, motel, retail, restaurant, single-family residential, multi-family residential, and recreational land uses.

The area does not represent a cohesive collection of buildings with a unified character, but rather reflects the continued growth and change of the area to support Disneyland, the Anaheim Convention Center, and related commercial uses. Moreover, construction located within the Theme Park District/Hotel District, which is the area in closest proximity to the Anaheim Convention Center, would be completed under the design review constraints adopted in the DRSP. These constraints include zoning standards and regulations, including density, height, and setbacks. New construction would be required to follow design criteria, including appropriate architectural treatments. The height of new buildings closest to the Theme Park District are limited to 75 feet. This would ensure that any potential new construction in proximity to the Anaheim Convention Center would be appropriately scaled and designed. Even if a six-story building were constructed directly across Katella Avenue from the Anaheim Convention Center, it would be appropriately scaled for the area and over 100 feet away from the Anaheim Convention Center, on the opposite side of Katella Avenue, creating a physical separation between the historical resource and the new construction.

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The Anaheim Convention Center is located on Katella Avenue and is highly visible from the public right-of-way; it would remain highly visible despite the potential introduction of significant new construction in the vicinity. The significance of the Anaheim Convention Center is expressed through its physical features, which would not be altered or obscured by the Project. The Anaheim Convention Center would retain the essential features that convey its historic significance, and it would not be materially impaired as a result of new construction as proposed by the Project. Therefore, there would be no potential indirect impacts to the Anaheim Convention Center as a result of the Project.

Potential Cumulative Impacts
The Project would be completed in phases over approximately 40 years. It provides for significant new theme park uses, additional hotel rooms, and new accessory retail, dining, and entertainment uses, recreational uses, and landscaped areas. Therefore, there is the potential for a cumulatively considerable impact to the Anaheim Convention Center as a result of individually minor but potentially collectively significant implementation of the Project over time.

However, even if the maximum allowable new uses as identified by the Project were completed, the Anaheim Convention Center would continue to convey its historic significance. No aspect of the Project, individually or collectively, would result in alteration or demolition of the Anaheim Convention Center or its important physical characteristics. New construction proposed by the Project would be located across Katella Avenue, a distance of over 100 feet from the historical resource and would be subject to the design review constraints adopted in the DRSP, which would ensure cohesive development within the area. Therefore, potential impacts to the Anaheim Convention Center that may result from the Project would not be cumulatively considerable.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO THE POTENTIAL DISNEYLAND THEME PARK HISTORIC

DISTRICT FROM CHANGES OUTSIDE THE DISTRICT BOUNDARY
The Project proposes to reallocate allowable land uses within the Theme Park District (389 acres), which includes the current Hotel District and the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District; the Parking District (57.1 acres); and the Southeast District (24.7 acres).

Specifically, the Project would allow Disney to move all or a portion of the unused approved theme park square footage to the existing Hotel District. In addition, there is the potential for substantial new construction within the ARSP and DRSP areas that could result in changes to the setting of the potential historic district.

Potential Indirect Impacts
The Project allows for the Theme Park District/Hotel District to accommodate up to 6,850,000 square feet of theme park uses, up to 5,600 hotel rooms, and accessory retail, dining and entertainment uses, recreational uses, and landscaped areas. The Project also permits new theme park uses within the current Hotel District. Additionally, the Project would introduce new pedestrian and vehicular patterns through the Project site, including currently unknown potential changes to transportation. The Project therefore has the potential to introduce new construction and uses within the immediate vicinity of the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District.

However, altering the wider setting outside the boundaries of the potential historic district would not result in a material change such that the district would no longer convey its historic Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward 93
significance. Potential new construction would be completed under the design review constraints adopted in the DRSP. These include zoning standards and regulations, including density, height, and setbacks. New construction would be required to follow design criteria, including appropriate architectural treatments. The height of new buildings closest to the Theme Park District are limited to 75 feet. This would ensure that new construction bordering the potential historic district would be appropriately scaled and designed.

Disneyland is significant as a groundbreaking example of planning and design that integrated both historical and fantastical-themed architecture with a meticulously designed, highly engineered, and pedestrian-scaled site to create a wholly unique and fully immersive experience. The park is a completely controlled environment, with a perimeter berm that effectively serves as a barrier between the park and the outside world. The individual lands within the park are highly immersive, harmonious in design, and each serve as microcosms or mini-cities of the park, providing amusements, services, and places to eat and shop. The park’s isolation, controlled use of directed and ambulatory routes, pedestrian-scale, and convergence of separate mini-sites combine to fully transport visitors into another world.

The significance of the potential historic district is conveyed by the physical characteristics and interrelationship of the district contributors within its boundary. These characteristics would not be materially altered by any potential new construction outside of the park, regardless of the height and density, and the historic configuration within the theme park would remain intact. The potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District would retain the features and design characteristics that convey its historic significance, and it would not be materially impaired as a result of potential changes outside of the potential historic district boundary. Therefore, the Project would not result in indirect impacts to the potential Disneyland Historic District as a result of new construction or other proposed changes in the DRSP or ARSP areas outside of the potential historic district boundary. Further, because there is no potential for indirect impacts due to the nature and significance of the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District, changes proposed by the Project outside of the potential district boundary would not be cumulatively considerable.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO THE POTENTIAL DISNEYLAND THEME PARK HISTORIC

DISTRICT FROM CHANGES WITHIN THE THEME PARK BOUNDARY
The potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District appears eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, the California Register of Historical Resources, and as a City Historic District for its establishment as the earliest and most influential theme park in the United States; for its association with Walt Disney and his original vision for the park; and for its design characteristics. In addition to those attractions that were completed between 1955 and 1969 included in Table 5, character-defining features of the theme park overall include the insular nature of the theme park and the perimeter berm, separating the park from the outside world; the interior hierarchy of spaces; the overall circulation patterns and the “wheel-shaped” plan emanating from the central axis along Main Street, U.S.A.; the integration of landscape and hardscape features throughout the park; and the harmonious design within each land.

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as needed, and the removal and addition of attractions to reflect evolving Disney creative content.

It was never the intention that Disneyland, as envisioned in 1955, would remain static; in fact, the opposite is true. It is intended as an extension of the Disney creative endeavors, maintaining its original feeling of American nostalgia and optimism with new and improved attractions. Despite significant changes to the park over time, it maintains attractions and other character-defining features that reflect Walt Disney’s original vision for the park, and it retains eligibility for historic designation.

The Project will guide development for approximately the next 40 years, including changes within the boundary of the identified potential theme park historic district. In enacting previous changes to the park, Disney has balanced the need for improvements with the goal of maintaining those features and attractions that are significant to visitors and that reflect the original character, history, and intent of Disneyland. A theme park is a unique type of historical resource, in that changes and improvements are a necessary and expected part of its history. Disney is the steward of its history, but also responsible for sustaining the viability of the theme park and ensuring that it is maintained and updated in order to reflect current needs and expectations. Previous expansion of attractions within the park, for example the addition of Mickey’s Toon Town in 1993 and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in 2019, did not disrupt the organization and internal relationships among the attractions, or the spatial organization and original circulation patterns, which are important historic features of the park.

Due to geographic limitations within the existing theme park boundary, there is limited opportunity for future growth or the addition of new attractions that would also enable Disney to maintain the original organization and spatial relationships within the park. Therefore, the Project includes the expansion of the Theme Park District to areas outside of the current boundary, including the potential to incorporate theme park uses within the current Hotel District immediately west of the park. The expansion of the geographic area that can include theme park uses will provide increased potential for maintaining the current features and character within the existing park.

The Disneyland Theme Park is significant as a potential historic district. A historic district derives its importance as a unified entity composed of multiple resources, and the identity of a district results from the interrelationship of its resources and the overall character within its boundary.

The historical resource for purposes of CEQA is the potential historic district overall, and not any one of its contributors. Therefore, there is the potential for change within the boundary of the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District that would still maintain the eligibility of the district. Consistent with the types of changes that have been undertaken within the district boundary to date, altering or re-branding existing attractions, replacing attractions that date to the period of significance, or updating landscape or hardscape features within the boundary would not necessarily result in a loss of integrity such that the park could no longer convey its significance.

There are no specific plans outlined by the Project that would result in substantial changes within the current park boundary, including alteration or removal of a significant number of features or attractions that contribute to the significance of the potential historic district. However, because of the duration of the Project and the need to maintain the future viability of the Disneyland Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward 95
Theme Park, there is the potential for substantial changes to the park over the next 40 years. This could include the removal of contributing features and attractions, changes to circulation patterns and the potential for new park ingress/egress, required updates for accessibility or to accommodate new technology, and changes necessitated by new Disney creative content. The very nature of theme parks, driven by technological advancements, environmental changes, advances in transportation systems, and significant shifts in visitor expectations and requirements, could necessitate significant changes to the physical features within the park.

Although Disney’s intention is to honor and maintain the legacy and important character-defining features that contribute to the significance of the park, this report acknowledges that there is the potential for significant adverse impacts to the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District resulting from the Project, based on the potential need for substantial changes in the next 40 years. If any single phase of the Project results in substantial changes to multiple important attractions or features within the potential historic district boundary, this would result in a direct adverse impact to a historical resource as defined by CEQA, even if those changes are implemented in order to improve Disneyland in response to guest preferences and expectations.

Additionally, if there are multiple changes over time that would cumulatively impact the ability of the potential historic district to convey its significance, the result would be cumulatively considerable. The Project could therefore result in a significant adverse impact on historical resources as defined by CEQA.

CEQA requires the consideration of feasible mitigation measures in order to lessen or avoid the significant adverse impacts of a Project on the environment. The CEQA Guidelines define mitigation as those measures which could avoid the impact altogether or minimize the impact by limiting its degree or magnitude.173 Demolition of a historical resource cannot be mitigated to a less than significant level; however, this Project includes recommended mitigation measures in order to document those features or attractions that are proposed for demolition or alteration as part of the Project.

POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO INDIVIDUAL HISTORICAL RESOURCES WITHIN DISNEYLAND

THEME PARK
Three individual features have been listed in the California Register of Historical Resources: the Main Street Railroad Depot (Disneyland Railroad Depot); Pirates of the Caribbean; and the Hungry Bear Restaurant. As acknowledged above, there is the potential for the Project to result in significant adverse impacts to the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District. Although there are no current plans to alter or remove any of these features, due to the duration of the Project and the potential for unforeseen requirements to operate and maintain the viability of the Disneyland Theme Park, this report acknowledges the potential for substantial alterations or removal of any or all of the three designated historical resources located within the theme park boundary. Because these three features are listed in the California Register of Historical Resources, this would result in a significant adverse impact to historical resources as defined by CEQA.
173 CEQA Guidelines, Section 15370.

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The Pope House has been identified in this study as potentially individually eligible for local designation as a Historically Significant Structure. The Pope House is located within the Disneyland Theme Park but outside of the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District.

Although there are no current plans to significantly alter or demolish the Pope House, due to the duration of the Project and the potential for unforeseen requirements to operate and maintain the viability of the Disneyland Theme Park, this report acknowledges the potential for the redevelopment of the surface parking lot on which the Pope House is located that could result in substantial alterations or demolition of the residence. Because the Pope House is potentially eligible for local designation, this would result in a significant adverse impact to a historical resource as defined by CEQA.

In addition, the TDA building, designed by Frank Gehry and constructed in 1996, is not currently eligible for historic designation and therefore is not identified as a historical resource as defined by CEQA for purposes of this report. There are no current plans to significantly alter or demolish the TDA building. However, given the duration of the Project, the TDA building may be identified as historically significant as part of a future study when sufficient time has passed for it to be reviewed within the appropriate historical context. Therefore, this report acknowledges that there could be a significant adverse impact to the TDA building as defined by CEQA if there are future unforeseen requirements to alter or demolish this building to support the functionality of the Disneyland Theme Park.

Summary of Potential Impacts
The Project proposes updates to the DRSP and ARSP to guide development of The Disneyland Resort. For purposes of analysis, it is assumed Disney would implement the Project in multiple phases over the next 40 years or more. Based on a review of identified and potential historical resources on the Project site, this report analyzes potential impacts to the Anaheim Convention Center, individually listed in the California Register of Historical Resources; the Pope House, evaluated as potentially eligible for purposes of this report; the TDA building which may be considered historically significant when sufficient time has passed; the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District, evaluated as potentially eligible for purposes of this report; and the Main Street Railroad Depot, (Disneyland Railroad Depot), Pirates of the Caribbean, and Hungry Bear Restaurant, which are each individually listed in the California Register of Historical Resources.

As a result of this analysis, there are no potential impacts resulting from the Project to the Anaheim Convention Center. The Project features within the ARSP or DRSP areas would not materially impair the Anaheim Convention Center such that it would no longer convey its historic significance.

The Project does not currently intend to implement substantial changes within the current boundary of the Disneyland Theme Park, including alteration or removal of a significant number of features or attractions that contribute to the significance of the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District, the three individually designated attractions within the potential historic district boundary, the Pope House, or the TDA building. However, because of the duration of the Project and the need to maintain the future viability of the Disneyland Theme Park and any ancillary buildings that support the operations of the park, it is acknowledged that the Project Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward 97
could result in significant adverse impacts to both the district overall and the individually designated or eligible features. Therefore, this report finds that the Project could have a significant effect on the environment as defined by CEQA.

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11.0 RECOMMENDED MITIGATION MEASURES
The Project has the potential to substantially alter or demolish the individually eligible or potentially individually eligible historical features, or any contributing features within the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District that could result in a significant adverse impact to historical resources. CEQA requires that all reasonable and feasible mitigation be undertaken even if it does not mitigate below a level of a significant effect on the environment. Therefore, the following mitigation measures are recommended:

1. If an individual development project within the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District proposes to substantially alter or demolish a contributing feature to the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District, that contributing feature shall be documented in the outline format as specified in the HABS History Guidelines,174 and photographed according to the HABS Photography Guidelines,175 prior to the issuance of building permits. The documentation shall be prepared by a historian or architectural historian who meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Historic Preservation Professional Standards in the relevant discipline. Digital copies of the documentation shall be submitted to the Planning and Building Department, Planning Services Division for storage with Heritage Services, and housed in the WDC archives.

2. If any of the individually designated or potentially individually eligible features or buildings within the theme park are proposed for substantial alteration or demolition, that feature or building shall be documented individually in the outline format as specified in the HABS History Guidelines, and photographed according to the HABS Photography Guidelines, prior to the issuance of building permits. The documentation shall be prepared by a historian or architectural historian who meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Historic Preservation Professional Standards in the relevant discipline. Digital copies of the documentation shall be submitted to the Planning and Building Department, Planning Services Division for storage with Heritage Services, and housed in the WDC archives. 174 U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, HABS History Guidelines, updated January 2020, https://www.nps.gov/hdp/standards/HABS/HABSHistoryGuidelines.pdf (accessed March 15, 2023). 175 U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, HABS Photography Guidelines, updated June 2015, https://www.nps.gov/hdp/standards/PhotoGuidelines.pdf (accessed March 15, 2023).

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12.0 CONCLUSION
The Project would allow the continued, long-term growth of The Disneyland Resort by allowing flexibility in the placement of permitted theme park, hotel, and other retail, dining, and entertainment uses within the DRSP and at Disney ARSP Properties to support a fully integrated, multi-day vacation destination. The Project proposes updates to the DRSP and ARSP to guide development of The Disneyland Resort and the Disney ARSP Properties. For purposes of analysis, it is assumed Disney would implement the Project in multiple phases over the next 40 years or more.

This report considers potential impacts to historical resources, including the Anaheim Convention Center (not a Disney ARSP Property, but located within the ARSP Area); the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District; the Pope House (located outside the boundary of the potential historic district, but within the theme park property); and the Hungry Bear Restaurant, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the Main Street Railroad Depot (Disneyland Railroad Depot), all located within the Disneyland Theme Park.

This report finds that there would not be potential impacts resulting from the Project to the Anaheim Convention Center. The Project features within the ARSP area would not materially impair the Anaheim Convention Center such that it would no longer convey its historic significance.

This report further finds proposed Project features for changes within the ARSP area or DRSP area outside of the boundary of the Disneyland Theme Park would not result in significant impacts to the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District.

Finally, while there are no current specific plans that would result in substantial changes within the boundary of the potential Disneyland Theme Park Historic District, because of the duration of the Project and the need to maintain the future viability of the Disneyland Theme Park through the ability to change features within the theme park or within the back-of-house areas, the Project could result in significant adverse impacts to the district overall or the individually eligible or potentially eligible features. Therefore, this report finds that the Project could have a significant effect on the environment as defined by CEQA. Recommended mitigation measures are included to document those features and attractions that may be proposed for demolition or significant alteration; however, these mitigation measures would not reduce potential impacts to a less-than-significant level. Therefore, the Project could result in significant and unavoidable impacts to historical resources under CEQA.

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APPENDIX A

DEVELOPMENT CHRONOLOGY

DATE DEVELOPMENT
1950s Plans begin in earnest to build Walt Disney’s dream: an amusement park designed for families.1 He secures independent funding for the theme park and a plot of land larger than the Walt Disney Productions’ existing facilities to realize his vision. 1952 April: Walt Disney invites architects Charles Luckman and William Pereira to the studio to discuss the development of a theme park.2
October: Walt Disney meets with literary agent Mitchell Gertz to obtain the television rights to the Zorro stories to generate revenue for park funding.3 December: Walt Disney Enterprises (eventually known as WED Enterprises), a privately held company to oversee development of the theme park, is incorporated on December 16.4
1953 January: Disney dismisses Pereira and Luckman in lieu of his own designers but retains Pereira’s idea to only have one entrance for a controlled visitor experience.5 WED designers visit local amusement parks for inspiration.6 February: Walt Disney finalizes a contract securing the screen and merchandise rights to fifty-two Zorro stories.7
June: Walt Disney commissions the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) to select a site in Southern California for the potential development of a theme park.8 August: SRI recommends Anaheim as the best location for a theme park after evaluating seventy-one sites across five countries.9
September: Herb Ryman prepares the first large-scale concept rendering of Disneyland.

ABC becomes part owner of Disneyland and exhibits a weekly television program called Walt Disney Presents produced by the studio in exchange for making a direct investment in the park and guaranteeing the loans to finish its construction.10 C. V. Wood and Bill Cottrell work with two local Anaheim realtors to secure the seventeen separate plots of land that will eventually become the site of Disneyland.11 1954 March: An advertising executive’s suggestion of “sponsorship” with local and national companies becomes the early hallmark of early operations at Disneyland.12 In late March, Cerritos Avenue is closed, and construction of Disneyland begins. 1 Pierce, 28, 31.
2 Gabler, 494; Snow, 64-65.
3 Pierce, 33, 35.
4 Snow, 83.
5 Pierce, 37.
6 Pierce, 37-39, 118-119.
7 Pierce, 35.
8 Pierce, 48, 262.
9 Strodder, 159; see also Pierce, 48-53.
10 Pierce, 70.
11 Gabler, 501; Pierce, 91-93; and Snow, 80-81.
12 Pierce, 94-95; see also Gabler, 526-527.

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April: ABC and WDP contracts are finalized by the Disney board on April 2. 13 The deal includes production of a half-hour weekly television program to promote Disney films and Disneyland using live-action filming and animation.14 May: WDP makes a public announcement that Walt Disney will be developing an amusement park.15
June: WED designers conduct a round of intensive field research.16 July: Ground is broken for the construction of Disneyland.

October: The Disneyland television show premieres on October 27, one of the first original television series produced by a motion picture studio.

December: The City of Anaheim annexes 768 acres of unincorporated Orange County land surrounding the site of the park on December 30.17 1955 July 17: Disneyland Opening Day for special guests and a live television audience. 1955 February: At Welton Becket’s suggestion, Disney hires landscape architect Ruth Shellhorn to create designs for Main Street, Tomorrowland, and the castle courtyard, and quickly expands her scope to encompass other lands.18 July: Following the live telecast, the park opens to the public the following day on July

18. Additional attractions open.

August: Dumbo the Flying Elephant opens August 16.

October: The Disneyland Hotel opens on October 5.
1956 June: The Storybookland Canal Boats open in Fantasyland on June 16.

Tom Sawyer Island opens in Frontierland on June 16.

October: Disneyland welcomes its five-millionth guest on October 4.19 Date Unknown: A railroad station for the Disneyland Railroad is added in Fantasyland.

The Oaks Tavern is opened in Frontierland. It is later reopened as the Stage Door Café on September 1, 1978.
1957 April: The Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough opens in Fantasyland on April 29.

July: The Frontierland Shooting Gallery opens on July 12.

September: Walt Disney’s wife, Lillian presents a petrified tree to Disneyland. 1958 March: The Grand Canyon Diorama opens along the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad Tracks in the Tomorrowland area on March 31.

June: Alice in Wonderland opens in Fantasyland on June 14.

The sailing ship Columbia is also launched in Frontierland on June 14.

Date Unknown: A platform station for the Disneyland Railroad is added in 13 Pierce, 97-98.
14 Gabler, 509-512.
15 Gabler, 509.
16 Pierce, 118.
17 Faessel, 25.
18 Nichols, Walt Disney’s Disneyland, 46.
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Tomorrowland and additions are made to the station later the same year.

The Fred G. Gurley engine, which dates from 1894, is refurbished and placed into service on the Disneyland Railroad.
1959 June: The Matterhorn Bobsleds open in Fantasyland on June 14.

The Disneyland Monorail and Submarine Voyage attractions also open in Tomorrowland on June 14, along with two new Autopia freeways.20 Date Unknown: The Ernest S. Marsh engine, which dates from 1925, is refurbished and placed into service on the Disneyland Railroad.
1960s In 1959, Disneyland celebrated five years of operation and opened some of the park’s most iconic attractions, including Matterhorn Bobsleds, the Monorail, and Submarine Voyage. Walt Disney’s focus on innovation and technological advancements through the 1960s help define the character and identity of the park as well as the park experience. By the mid-1960s, the park is considered to be the top tourist destination in the country.21
1961 April: The Monorail temporarily closes on April 10 so it can be extended outside Disneyland to link the Disneyland Hotel to the park property.

June: The Monorail reopens on June 1, and service now extends to a new station constructed at the Disneyland Hotel
1962 November: The Swiss Family Treehouse opens in Adventureland on November 28. 1963 June: The Enchanted Tiki Room opens in Adventureland on June 23. 1964 WED works with the Anaheim City Council to adopt height contours to set a maximum height limit for buildings immediately surrounding Disneyland.22 1964-1965
New York
World’s Fair
April: WED artists pioneer technological innovations at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair on April 22 that would come to play a critical role in future Disneyland Park design. Four new attractions are debuted as a part of the Fair’s exhibits that display Disney’s advancements in Audio-Animatronic technology. 1965 Date Unknown: The Fantasyland railroad station is removed to construct “It’s a Small World.”
1966 May: “It’s a Small World” opens in Fantasyland on May 28. An adjacent Topiary Garden also opened at the same.

July: The Primeval World Diorama is added to the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad in the Tomorrowland area on July 1.

New Orleans Square opens on July 24.

December: Walt Disney dies on December 15. Following his passing, Roy Disney assumes the positions of Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and President of the Walt Disney Company.
20 Sklar, 91-92.
21 As quoted in Strodder, 164-165.
22 Donald W. Ballard, “Design & History of the Disneyland Hotel California: 1966-1988,” Designing Disney, https://www.designingdisney.com/parks/disneyland-resort/design-history-disneyland-hotel-california-1966-1988/ (accessed July 2021); “Anaheim’s Disney Cone keeps the fantasy inside,” Orange County Register, December 20, 2015, https://www.ocregister.com/2015/12/20/anaheims-disney-cone-keeps-the-fantasy-inside/ (accessed July 2021).

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Date Unknown: Further additions are made to the Tomorrowland railroad station.

Circa 1966: Around this time, some of the railroad cars are converted to an openwalled design with side-facing seats that affords better views of the newlyconstructed dioramas. 1967 March: Pirates of the Caribbean opens in New Orleans Square on March 18.

The Blue Bayou Restaurant also opens in New Orleans Square on March 18. 1969 July: The Apollo 11 moon landing is televised live from the Tomorrowland stage.23 August: The Haunted Mansion opens in New Orleans Square on August 9. 1970s Going forward, new attractions are devised by a team of Walt Disney’s most trusted associates who have remained with the company. The decade also marks the first expansion of the Disneyland Theme Park empire with the opening of Walt Disney World in Florida in 1971. Several lands and attracted that debuted at Disneyland during this time are modeled after similar offerings that first opened in Walt Disney World. 1971 June: Disneyland welcomes its 100-millionth guest on June 17.24 October: Walt Disney World opens near Orlando, Florida, on October 1.

December: Roy Disney dies on December 20.
1972 March: Bear Country opens on March 24.
1974 Date Unknown: The Santa Fe Railroad, which has transitioned entirely to freight operations, ceases its sponsorship of Disney’s passenger railroad. 1976 Dole begins sponsoring the Enchanted Tiki Room in Adventureland and also opens an adjacent snack bar known as the Tiki Juice Bar.
1977 May: Space Mountain opens in Tomorrowland on May 4. 1979 September: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad opens in Frontierland on September 2. 1980s By this time, the core group of designers that originally worked with Walt Disney retire and a new generation of Imagineers begin to envision a rejuvenated Disneyland.

The 1980s also signal a shift in management and operations, with the park welcoming a new CEO of The Walt Disney Company, Michael Eisner, as well as introducing new policies regarding opening hours and ticketing.
1982 June: Disneyland eliminates ticketing system in favor of all-inclusive, unlimitedattraction Passports on June 16.

October: EPCOT opens at Walt Disney World on October 1. 1983 The entire Fantasyland area is refurbished and reopens this year.

April: Tokyo Disneyland opens in Japan on April 15.

May: Pinocchio’s Daring Journey opens in Fantasyland on May 25.

The Village Haus also opens in Fantasyland on the same day. 23 Walt Disney Productions, Disneyland: The First Quarter Century (N.p.: Walt Disney Productions, 1979), 90. 24 Walt Disney Productions, Disneyland: The First Quarter Century, 91.

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Circa 1983: Around this time, Dumbo the Flying Elephant is relocated approximately 75 feet northeast to its present location.
1984 September: Michael Eisner becomes Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company on September 24.
1985 February: Disneyland, which until now had remained closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, expands its opening hours to seven days a week on February 6.25 Date Unknown: The Videopolis railroad station is added in Fantasyland. 1988 November: Bear Country is revamped and reopens as Critter Country on November

23. 1989 July: Splash Mountain opens in Critter Country on July 17. Harbour Galley also opens in Critter Country this month.
1990s Under Michael Eisner’s leadership, the company embarks upon “The Decade of Disney,” a campaign of aggressive global expansion across all media platforms and at all Disney theme parks.
1992 January: Professor Barnaby Owl’s Photographic Studio opens in Critter Country on January 31.

April: Disneyland Paris opens on April 12.

May: Fantasmic! opens at the Rivers of America in Frontierland on May 13.

December: The “It’s a Small World” Toy Shop opens in Fantasyland on December 18.

Date Unknown: The Videopolis railroad station becomes the Mickey’s Toontown railroad station.
1993 January: Mickey’s Toontown opens on January 24.
1994 January: Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin opens in Mickey’s Toontown on January 26.

Circa 1994: Around this time, the Adventureland Bazaar is temporarily closed as part of a larger Adventureland renovation.
1995 March: Indiana Jones Adventure opens in Adventureland on March 3. 1996 February: Completion of Team Disney Anaheim, designed by architect Frank Gehry.

Date Unknown: The original Frontierland railroad station is renamed the New Orleans Square/Frontierland station.
1997 Date Unknown: Le Petit Chalet Gifts opens in Fantasyland.

The last original employee to have worked at Disneyland since its opening in 1955 retires.
1998 The entire Tomorrowland area is refurbished and reopens this year. 1999 March: The Swiss Family Treehouse in Adventureland closes on March 8.

Tarzan’s Treehouse opens on June 23 in its place.
25 Sklar, 76.

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DATE DEVELOPMENT
2001 February: Disney’s California Adventure opens on February 8. 2003 April: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh opens in Critter Country on April 11. 2005 May: Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters opens on May 4.

September: Michael Eisner is replaced by Bob Iger as Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company.

Date Unknown: The Ward Kimball engine is refurbished and placed into service on the Disneyland Railroad. The Lily Belle, a parlor car that originally appeared in the 1970s, is also placed on display.
2007 June: Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage opens on June 11. 2008 October: Pixie Hollow opens in Fantasyland on October 28. 2009 April: The Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique opens in Fantasyland on April 17. 2010s
2010 September: Indiana Jones Adventure in Adventureland is updated with a new AudioAnimatronic figure of Indiana Jones. 2012 September: Indiana Jones Adventure in Adventureland closes for a three-month refurbishment that includes enhancement to lighting, paint, figure animation, and other special effects. The attraction reopens in December. 2013 August: Indiana Jones Adventure in Adventureland is updated with new projection mapping effects for the idol of Mara.
2014 The Tiki Juice Bar is refurbished to make service more efficient. 2015 The Matterhorn Mountain’s original Abominable Snowman is replaced with an even more Abominable Snowman and new displays are added to the mountain’s interior. 2016 January: Disneyland’s oldest building, the Pope Residence, is relocated to a new site at the southeast corner of West Ball Road and Cast Place to accommodate construction of the new Star Wars attractions.26
2019 May: Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opens on May 31. Attractions opening as part of this land on this day include:
 Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run
2020 January: Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance opens in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge on January 17.

February: Bob Iger steps down as Chief Executive Officer of The Walt Disney Company. He is replaced by Bob Chapek.

March: Disneyland, Disney California Adventure, Downtown Disney, and all resort hotels close on March 14 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2021 April: Disneyland and Disney California Adventure reopen on April 30 with limited capacities and enhanced safety measures in effect.
26 “Disneyland moves its oldest building, the Pope house, to just outside the theme park,” Orange County Register, January 22, 2016, https://www.ocregister.com/2016/01/22/disneyland-moves-its-oldest-building-the-pope-house-to-just-outside-the-theme-park/ (accessed July 2021).

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APPENDIX B

HISTORIC AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS
1955 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: Orange County Archives.

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1960 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Frame 2113, 1:4,400, C23870. University of California Santa Barbara Aerial Photography Collection.

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1966 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: Aerial Map Industries, Frame 1277, 1:16,000, AMIOC-66C. University of California Santa Barbara Aerial Photography Collection.

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1968 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: Teledyne Geotronics, Frame 2-21, 1:28,800, TG2400. University of California Santa Barbara Aerial Photography Collection.

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1969 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: Mark Hurd Aerial Surveys, Inc., Frame 1, 1:10,000, HB-OD. University of California Santa Barbara Aerial Photography Collection.

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1970 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: County of Orange.

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1977 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: Teledyne Geotronics, Frame 13-12, 1:24,000, TG7700. University of California Santa Barbara Aerial Photography Collection.

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1980 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: County of Orange.

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1990 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: County of Orange.

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2021 aerial photograph of Disneyland. Source: Google.

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APPENDIX C

HISTORIC PARK MAPS
1954 Concept Map of Disneyland
1955 Map of Disneyland
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1956 Map of Disneyland
1958 Map of Disneyland
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1964 Map of Disneyland
1968 Map of Disneyland
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1969 map of Disneyland
1972 Map of Disneyland
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1978 Map of Disneyland
1987 Map of Disneyland
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1989 Map of Disneyland
1993 Map of Disneyland
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2004 Map of Disneyland
2015 Map of Disneyland
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2021 Map of Disneyland
Disneyland and Santa Fe Railroad Map
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Santa Fe Railroad Map
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APPENDIX D

HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS
MAIN STREET, U.S.A.

Main Entry Plaza & Main Street Railroad Station, view facing northeast, c. 1956. Source: Charles R.

Lympany, courtesy of Chris Taylor, via Yesterland.

Main Entry Plaza, view facing north, May 1957. Source: Clinton H. Bentz, via Los Angeles Public Library.

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Main Street Depot, view facing northeast, 1960. Source: Roger J. Runck, courtesy of Robin Runck, via Yesterland.

Main Street Depot, view facing southeast, July 12, 1955. Source: Howard D. Kelly, via Los Angeles Public Library.

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Aerial view of Main Street, view facing southwest, September 20, 1955. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Tournament of Roses Queen and Court in Town Square, view facing southeast, December 19, 1960.

Source: Daveland.

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Main Street prior to opening day, view facing northeast, July 12, 1955. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Town Square, view facing east, 1955. Source: Daveland.

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Town Square, facing northeast, 1956. Source: Daveland.

Town Square Fire Department and Walt’s Apartment (second floor), view facing northwest, 1955.

Source: Daveland.

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City Hall, view facing west, May 1957. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Sunkist Citrus House (presently Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor), view facing west, 1964. Source: Ron Fleischer, via Yesterland.

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Sunkist and Penny Arcade at night, view facing northwest, 1974. Source: Werner Weiss via Yesterland. “Wizard of Bras” Intimate Apparel Shop, view facing east, 1955. Source: Orange County Archives, via Yesterland.

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Flower Mart, view facing west, 1960. Source: Roger J. Runck, courtesy of Robin Runck, via Yesterland.

Carnation Ice Cream Company, view facing northwest, 1955. Source: Disney, via Yesterland.

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Main Street Shops, view facing northeast, 1975. Source: Marion Caswell, courtesy of Dennis Caswell, via Yesterland.

Red Wagon Inn (presently the Plaza Inn), view facing southwest, 1957. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

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Carnation Plaza Gardens and Castle (presently the Royal Theatre and Fantasy Faire), view facing northeast, 1961. Source: Roger J. Runck, courtesy of Robin Runck via Yesterland.

Main Street, facing south from Central Plaza, May 1957. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

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ADVENTURELAND
Adventureland Entrance Sign, view facing west, March 1956. Source: Daveland.

Tahitian Terrace, view facing east, July 18, 1955. Source: Daveland.

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Tahitian Terrace, view facing east, July 18, 1955. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Adventureland, view facing southeast, 1950s. Source: Daveland.

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Enchanted Tiki Room, facing east, 1962. Source: Daveland.

Jungle Cruise, view facing southwest, 1962. Source: Daveland.

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Jungle Cruise, view facing northwest, May 1957. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Casa de Huespedes, view facing west, July 18, 1955. Source: Daveland.

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Adventureland Bazaar, facing north, 1950s. Source: Daveland.

Adventureland, view facing west, May 31, 1963. Source: Daveland.

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Guatemalan Weavers (presently part of the Adventureland Bazaar), facing west, February 1971. Source:

Daveland.

Tropical Cantina (presently Bengal Barbecue), view facing north, September 1958. Source: Daveland.

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Sunkist, I Presume (presently Bengal Barbecue), view facing northeast, January 1961. Source: Daveland.

Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse (presently Tarzan’s Treehouse), facing southwest, 1963. Source:

Daveland.

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NEW ORLEANS SQUARE
New Orleans Square, view facing southwest, December 1968. Source: Daveland.

Pirates of the Caribbean Façade, view facing southwest, 1968. Source: Daveland.

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Royal Court, view facing south, 1975. Source: Daveland.

Frontierland Station (presently New Orleans Station), view facing east, May 1957. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

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Haunted Mansion, view facing southwest, August 21, 1969. Source: Daveland.

BEAR COUNTRY (PRESENTLY CRITTER COUNTRY)
Entrance to Bear Country (formerly part of Frontierland, presently Critter Country), 1974. Source:

Werner Weiss, via Yesterland.

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Indian War Canoes (presently Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes), view facing west. Source: Charles Lympany, courtesy of Chris Taylor, via Yesterland.

Mile Long Bar (presently Pooh’s Corner), view facing north, 1973. Source: Bill Nelson, via Yesterland.

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Bear Country Baths, 1974. Source: Werner Weiss, via Yesterland.

FRONTIERLAND
Dancing in the streets of Frontierland, in front of the Miniature Horse Corral (presently the Frontierland Shootin’ Exposition), view facing north, September 20, 1955. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

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Casa de Fritos (presently Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante), facing northwest. Source: Yesterland.

Rainbow Caverns Mine Train (presently Big Thunder Mountain Railroad), view facing north, May 1957.

Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

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Mark Twain Riverboat traveling on the Rivers of America, view facing west, May 1957. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Tom Sawyer Island and Castle Rock, view facing west, 1959. Source: Charles Lympany, courtesy of Chris Taylor, via Yesterland.

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Tom Sawyer Island Cemetery, June 25, 1958. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Sailing Ship Columbia traveling on the Rivers of America, view facing west, November 27, 1959. Source:

Orange County Archives.

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Golden Horseshoe, view facing northeast, May 1957. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

FANTASYLAND
Sleeping Beauty Castle, view facing north, 1955. Source: “Disneyland,” LIFE magazine, August 15, 1955.

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Sleeping Beauty Castle, view facing northeast, May 1957. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Sleeping Beauty Castle, entrance to Fantasyland, view facing north, May 1957. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

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Sleeping Beauty Castle, view facing northwest, circa 1958. Source: Orange County Archives.

Sleeping Beauty Castle, view facing north, 1966. Source: Orange County Archives.

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Sleeping Beauty Castle (rear), view facing south, 1957. Source: Daveland.

Sleeping Beauty Castle, view facing southeast, July 18, 1955. Source: Daveland.

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Ticket booth and castle, view facing southwest, c. 1955. Source: Daveland.

Tinker Bell Toy Shop (presently Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique), view facing north, December 1961. Source:

Daveland.

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Snow White’s Scary Adventures, view facing southwest, May 1983. Source: Daveland.

Pinocchio’s Daring Journey, view facing southeast, May 1983. Source: Daveland.

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King Arthur’s Carrousel and surrounding buildings, view facing north, March 1956. Source: Daveland.

Mad Tea Party (presently Mad Hatter’s Mad Tea Party) and Fantasyland rides, top view facing south, 1966. Source: Disney via Yesterland.

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Dumbo the Flying Elephant, view facing northeast, 1959. Source: Fred Nelson, via Yesterland.

Fantasyland Skyway, Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship restaurant (site of present day Red Rose Tavern), and Dumbo the Flying Elephant, view facing north, July 1960. Source: Daveland.

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Casey Jr. Railroad, view facing northwest, 1955. Source: “Disneyland,” LIFE magazine, August 15, 1955.

Casey Jones Junior Railroad (presently Casey Jr. Circus Train), view facing northwest, 1958. Source: Paul Groves, via Yesterland.

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Fantasyland Motor Boats Loading Dock (presently a seating area), view facing northeast. Source:

Yesterland.

It’s a Small World presented by Bank of America, view facing north, October 1966. Source: Daveland.

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Matterhorn Bobsleds from hub, view facing west, 1959 (left), present day, undated (right). Source:

Charles Lympany, courtesy of Chris Taylor, via Yesterland.

Matterhorn Bobsleds and Skyway over Fantasyland, view facing east, 1959. Source: Orange County Archives.

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Alice in Wonderland, view facing east, 1958. Source: Charles Lympany, courtesy of Chris Taylor, via Yesterland.

Mickey Mouse Club Theatre, view facing southwest, no date. Source: Yesterland.

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Fantasyland Art Corner and the Pearly Band, May 1973. Source: Daveland.

Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, view facing east, 1956. Source: Charles Lympany, courtesy of Chris Taylor via Yesterland.

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Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, view facing southeast, May 1983. Source: Daveland.

TOMORROWLAND
Monorail (red) in Tomorrowland over Submarine Voyage, view east, November 26, 1959. Source: Orange County Archives.

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Submarine Voyage (presently Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage) and Monorail photographed from Skyway, view facing southeast, 1959. Source: Fred M. Nelson Sr., via Yesterland.

Submarine Voyage and Monorail, view facing north, September 1959. Source: Daveland.

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Monorail and Matterhorn, view facing northwest, May 1960. Source: Daveland.

Coca Cola Terrace (presently Tomorrowland Terrace), view facing southwest, 1968. Source: Roger J.

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Richfield Autopia sign (presently Autopia), view facing northeast, 1950s. Source: Daveland.

Autopia, Skyway, and Matterhorn, view facing west, 1959. Source: Daveland.

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The Mod Hatter and Skyway, view facing west, 1968. Source: Roger J. Runck, courtesy of Robin Runck, via Yesterland.

Flight to the Moon, view facing east, 1959. Source: Fred Nelson via Yesterland.

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Flight to the Moon (presently Pizza Port), view facing east, circa 1960s. Source: Charles R Lympany, courtesy of Chris Taylor, via Yesterland.

World Clock, view facing east, 1960. Source: Roger J. Runck, courtesy of Robin Runck, via Yesterland.

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Adventure Thru Inner Space (presently Star Tours – the Adventures Continue), view facing southeast, 1968. Source: Roger J. Runck, courtesy of Robin Runck, via Yesterland.

Astro Jets, view facing east, no date. Source: Charles Lympany, courtesy of Chris Taylor, via Yesterland.

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People Mover and Autopia, view facing northwest, June 29, 1967. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Mary Blair murals and People Mover, view facing west, July 1968. Source: Daveland.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward

BACK-OF-HOUSE
Frontierland back-of-house. Source: Tom Nebbia, via Getty Images.

Back-of-house. Source: Tom Nebbia, via Getty Images.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Walt Disney with elephant prop, 1962. Source: Tom Nebbia, via Getty Images.

DISNEYLAND HOTEL
Disneyland Hotel, facing west, 1956. Source: Daveland.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Disneyland Hotel and Restaurants sign, view facing west, October 1964. Source: Daveland.

Airport coach service at Disneyland Hotel, view facing north, c. 1960s. Source: Orange County Archives.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Hotel Tram and Arcade Shops, view facing northwest. Source: Yesterland.

Hotel Coffee Shop, view facing northwest, June 1, 1956. Source: Orange County Archives.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Hotel Tower, view facing west, 1962. Source: Don Ballard via Yesterland.

Hotel Tower, view facing southwest, no date. Source: Los Angeles Public Library.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Hotel exapnsion to 300 rooms; 3 towers and pool, view facing east. Source: Don Ballard via Yesterland.

Hotel Tower, October 1977. Source: Daveland.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Hotel pool with rooms in the background, February 1959. Source: Daveland.

Golf course construction, April 29, 1961. Source: Don Ballard, via Yesterland.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
18-hole putting green, 1960. Source: Don Ballard, via Yesterland.

Golf course, circa 1960s. Source: Collection of Don Ballard, via Yesterland.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Hotel Miniature Golf Course Brochure, 1967-1968. Source: Don Ballard, via Yesterland.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward

APPENDIX E
EXISTING CONDITIONS PHOTOGRAPHS (HISTORIC RESOURCES GROUP, JUNE 15, 2021) MAIN STREET, U.S.A.

Entrance Gates, view facing southeast.

Newsstand, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
West entrance, view facing north.

Main Street Railroad Station, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
East entrance, view facing north.

Disney Gallery, view facing east.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Lincoln Theater, view facing east.

Main Street Livery and Mad Hatter, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Disney Showcase, view facing northeast.

Main Street Circulation, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Emporium, view facing northwest.

Emporium, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Fire Station and Walt’s Apartment (second floor), view facing west.

City Hall, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Tour kiosk, view facing west.

Main Street Railroad Station, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Main Street Town Square, view facing south.

Main Street, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Crystal Arcade, view facing west.

Main Street Buildings, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Carnation Café, view facing west.

Carnation Café, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Penny Arcade/Bakery, view facing west.

Bakery/Arcade, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Bakery/Arcade, view facing southwest.

Jolly Holiday Bakery Café, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Hub, view facing west.

Hub and Fantasyland Royal Theatre, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Hub, view facing northeast.

Partners Statue and Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Main Street, view facing south.

Plaza Inn, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Main Street Buildings, view facing south.

Photo Supply, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Photo Supply Company, view facing east.

Main Street Buildings, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Clothiers, view facing northeast.

Market House, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Market House, view facing northeast.

Main Street Cinema and Magic Shop, view facing east.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Main Street Magic Shop, view facing east.

ADVENTURELAND
Adventureland Sign, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Small scale features and Enchanted Tiki Room, view facing south.

Small scale features, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Overall vegetation, view facing northeast.

Adventureland buildings and spatial organization, view west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Adventureland spatial organization, view facing east.

Tiki Room Complex, Enchanted Tiki Room, view facing east.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Tiki Room Complex, view facing west.

Adventureland topography, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Tropical Imports, view facing southwest.

Tropical Imports, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Jungle Cruise, view facing southeast.

Indiana Jones Adventure, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Adventureland vegetation, view facing south.

Tarzan’s Treehouse, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Tarzan’s Treehouse, view facing west.

Adventureland buildings, view facing east.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Bengal Barbecue, view facing northeast.

Adventureland Buildings, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Adventureland Traders, view northeast.

Adventureland Buildings, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Adventureland Bazaar, view facing north.

NEW ORLEANS SQUARE
Pirates of the Caribbean, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Pirates of the Caribbean, view facing south.

New Orleans Square Buildings, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Topography and vegetation, view facing southwest.

Spatial organization, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
New Orleans Square buildings, view facing south.

Pirates of the Caribbean exit, view facing east.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Blue Bayou Restaurant, view facing east.

Le Bat en Rouge, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Buildings, view facing southwest.

Parfumerie, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Café Orleans, view facing southeast.

Buildings and structures, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
French Market, view facing south.

New Orleans Square Railroad Station, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
New Orleans Square Railroad Station, view facing east.

Vegetation, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Haunted Mansion, view facing west.

Haunted Mansion, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward

CRITTER COUNTRY
Harbour Galley, view facing northwest.

Harbour Galley, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Critter Country Sign, view facing west.

Signage, view facing east.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Splash Mountain, view facing south.

Briar Patch, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Splash Mountain, view facing southeast.

Spatial Organization, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Splash Mountain, view facing south.

Photographing Art Studio, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Topography, view facing west.

Pooh’s Corner, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Structures and vegetation, view facing north.

Buildings and structures, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Vegetation, view facing north.

The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Hungry Bear Restaurant, view facing north.

Hungry Bear Restaurant, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Spatial organization and circulation, view facing north.

Hungry Bear Restaurant, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward

FRONTIERLAND
Frontierland sign, view facing west.

Spatial organization, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Westward Ho Trading Company, view facing northwest.

Shootin’ Exposition, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante, view facing northwest.

Vegetation, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Topography, view facing north.

Mark Twain Riverboat, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Topography, view facing southwest.

Petrified Tree, view facing east.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Tom Sawyer Island, view facing east.

Rivers of America and Sailing Ship Columbia, view facing east.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Davey Crockett’s Explorer Canoes, view facing northeast.

River Belle Terrace, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
River Belle Terrace seating, view facing east.

River Belle Terrace, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
The Golden Horseshoe, view facing northeast.

The Golden Horseshoe, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Dry Goods, view facing southwest.

Bonanza Outfitters, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Pioneer Mercantile, view facing south.

FANTASYLAND
Sleeping Beauty’s Castle (rear), view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, view facing west.

Buildings and structures, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Buildings and structures, view facing south.

King Arthur Carousel, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
King Arthur Carousel, view facing north.

Dumbo the Flying Elephant, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Casey Jr. Circus Train, view facing north.

Storybook Land Canal Boats, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Storybook Land Lighthouse, view facing northeast.

Fantasyland Theatre, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Fantasyland Theatre, view facing west.

It’s a Small World Toy Shop, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
It’s a Small World, view facing north.

It’s a Small World, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Matterhorn Bobsleds (view from Tomorrowland), view facing northwest.

Alice in Wonderland, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Mad Hatter’s Mad Tea Party, view facing south.

The Mad Hatter, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, view facing northeast.

Buildings and structures, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward

TOONTOWN
Toontown entrance, view facing north.

Toontown Railroad Depot, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Structures and vegetation, view facing north.

TOMORROWLAND
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, view facing north.

Autopia, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Tomorrowland Expo Center, view facing south.

Alien Pizza Planet, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Space Mountain, view facing south.

Vegetation and structures, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Starcade, view facing south.

Star Trader, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Buildings and Structures, view facing northwest.

Tomorrow Landing, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Astro Orbitor, view facing east.

Tomorrowland Stage and Galactic Grill, view facing north.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Magic Eye Theatre, view facing east.

BACK-OF-HOUSE DISNEYLAND
Team Disney Anaheim building and North Service Area, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Team Disney Anaheim building, view facing northwest.

Team Disney Anaheim Building, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Parking structure and Team Disney Anaheim Building, view facing northwest.

Team Disney Anaheim building, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward

Horse Stables, Back-of-house at Adventureland and Corral, view facing northeast.

Railroad Roundhouse Building, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Railroad Roundhouse Building, view facing northeast.

Railroad Roundhouse Building, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Back-of-house at Main Street, USA, view facing southeast.

Back-of-house at Main Street, USA, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Back-of-house at Main Street, USA, view facing north.

Back-of-house at Main Street, USA, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Back-of-house, view facing southwest.

Back-of-house, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
FDS West, view facing south.

West Service Road and Westsider Grill, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Westsider Grill, view facing southwest.

Back-of-house at New Orleans Square, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Outside Vending, view facing northwest.

West Service Road, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
West Service Road, view facing north.

Back-of-house at Critter Country, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Back-of-house at Critter Country, view facing southeast.

Back-of-house at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Back-of-house at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, view facing south.

North Service Area, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
North Service Area, view facing northwest.

Back-of-house at Fantasyland, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Back-of-house at Fantasyland, view facing southwest.

Back-of-house at Tomorrowland, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Back-of-house at Tomorrowland including Grand Canyon Diorama building, view facing northeast.

Back-of-house at Tomorrowland, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Back-of-house at Tomorrowland including Harbor House, view facing southwest.

East Service Area, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
East Service Area, view facing southwest.

Access road, view facing south.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
North Service Area including It’s A Small World, view facing southwest.

North Service Area, view facing southwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Pope House, view facing northwest.

DISNEYLAND HOTEL
Disneyland Hotel, view facing southeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Adventure Tower and vegetation, view facing southeast.

Fantasy Tower, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Frontier Tower, view facing southwest.

Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill, view facing south.

Fantasy Tower, view facing northwest.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill, view facing southeast.

Hotel Pool, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Pools and vegetation, view facing southwest.

Fantasia Shop, view facing northeast.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Disneyland Convention Center, view facing northwest.

Convention Center, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward
Rose Court Garden Gazebo, view facing west.

Historic Resources Group DisneylandForward

APPENDIX F

PREVIOUS EVALUATIONS

state of California • Natural Resources Agency Gavin Newsom, Governor DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Lisa Ann L. Mangat, Director

OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION
Julianne Polanco, State Historic Preservation Officer
1725 23rd Street, Suite 100, Sacramento, OA 95816-7100
Telephone: (916)445-7000 FAX: (916)445-7053
[email protected] www.ohp.parks.ca.gov
April 18, 2019
Reply In Reference To: FCC_2019_G321_001
Carrie Wills
EAS
16485 Laguna Canyon Rd., Suite 150
Irvine, CA 92618
RE: IEYH081A (Anaheim Convention Center) 800 West Katella Ave., Anaheim, Orange County, Collocation
Dear Ms. Wills:

Thank you for initiating consultation with me on behalf of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding your efforts to comply with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (16 U.S.C. 470f), as amended, and its implementing regulation found at 36 CFR Part 800. You do so under the terms of the Nationwide Programmatic Agreement for Review of Effects on Historic Properties for Certain Undertakings Approved by the Federal Communications Commission, September 2004 (PA). You are requesting I concur that the above-referenced undertaking will not affect historic properties.

The FCC's licensee or the tower company named as the applicant proposes to construct and operate an unmanned cellular communications facility at the abovereferenced address. In addition to your project description, you have submitted maps, photographs, the results of a records search conducted at the regional information center, evidence of Native American consultation, and evidence of public notification.

On behalf of the FCC, the applicant's consultant has prepared DPR523 forms for the subject property and is seeking my concurrence on the eligibility determination. The applicant consultant's has evaluated the subject property built 1967 and determined that the property is eligible under National Register Criterion A.

I cannot concur that the property, located at 800 West Katella Ave., Anaheim, Orange County, meets National Register Criterion A because it no longer retains sufficient integrity.

Ms. Carrie Wills
April 18, 2019 FCC_2019_0321_001

Having reviewed the documentation provided, I concur that the undertaking as described will not affect historic properties. If you do not agree with this finding, please contact my staff upon receipt of this letter.

Be advised that under certain circumstances, such as an unanticipated discovery or a change in project description, you may have additional future responsibilities for this undertaking under 36 CFR Part 800.

Should you encounter cultural artifacts during ground disturbing activities please halt all work until a qualified archaeologist can be consulted on the nature and significance of such artifacts.

Should you have any questions, please contact Michelle C. Messinger of my staff at (916)445-7005 or at [email protected].

Sincerely,
Julianne Polanco
State Historic Preservation Officer
state of California • Natural Resources Agency Gavin Newsom, Governor DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AriD KECREATION Armando Quintero, Director

OFFICE OF HISTORIC PRESERVATION
Julianne Polanco, State Historic Prescrvntion Officer
1725 23rd Street, Suite 100, Sacramento, CA 95815-7100
Telephone: (916)445-7000 FAX: (916) 445-7053
[email protected] ; ■ -.fks.ca.-jov
February 8, 2021
Reply In Reference To; FCC_2021_Q105_G09
Carrie Wills
EAS
16485 Laguna Canyon Rd., Suite 150
Irvine, CA 92618
RE:IE94497A (aka LA02856G) [Anaheim Convention Center] 800 West Katella Ave., Anaheim, Orange County, Collocation
This letter is being sent in clQcfronic formal only. Please confirm receipt of this letter. If you would like a hard copy mailed lo you, respond to this email to request a hard copy be mailed.

Dear Ms. Wills:

Thank you for initiating consultation with me on behalf of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding your efforts to comply with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (16 U.S.C. 470f), as amended, and its implementing regulation found at 36 CFf^ Part 800. You do so under the terms of the Nationwide Programmatic Agreement for Review of Effects on Historic Properties for Certain Undertakings Approved by ttie Federal Communications Commission, September 2004 (PA). You are requesting I concur that the above-referenced undertaking will not adversely affect historic properties.

The FCC's licensee or the tower company named as the applicant proposes to construct and operate ccn unmanned cellular communications facility at the abovereferenced address. In addition to your project description, you have submitted maps, photographs, the resuP; of a records search conducted at the regional information center, evidence of NrY/o Amorican consultation, and evidence of public notification.

On behalf of the FCC, the applicant's consultant has prepared DPR523 forms for the subject property and is seeking my concurrence on the eligibility determination. The applicant's consultants have evaluated the subject property, the Anaheim Convention Center, built in 1967, and detormincd that the propcity meets National Register Criterion A.

Ms. Carrie Wills FCC_2021_0105_009
February 8, 2021

I concur that the subject property, located at 800 West Katella Ave., Anaheim, Orange County meets National Register Criterion A as an example of the post-World War II growth and development of the City of Anaheim.

Having reviewed the documentation provided, I concur that the undertaking as described will not adversely affect historic properties.

Be advised that under e u iain circumstances, such as an unanticipated discovery or a change in project descn uion, you may have additional future responsibilities for this undertaking under 36 CIR^ Part 800.

Should you encounter cultural artifacts during ground disturbing activities please halt all work until a qualified archaeologist can be consulted on the nature and significance of such artifacts.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact Michelle C. Messinger, of my staff at (916) 445-7005 or at iiyj: - i lessinqerOvparks.ca.Q' -v.

Sincerely,
Julianne Polanco
State Historic Presen/ation Officer
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APPENDIX G

RESUMES OF AUTHORS/CONTRIBUTORS

CHRISTINE LAZZARETTO
Managing Principal
Experience Profile
Years of Experience: 19
Christine Lazzaretto has been with HRG since 2008 and has worked in historic preservation in Southern California since 2003.

At HRG, Christine works on environmental review, policy development, historic resources surveys, historic context statements, and federal tax credit projects. She has worked on numerous large-scale historic resources surveys, authored a wide range of historic context statements and successful National Register nominations. Her deep understanding of CEQA principles, significance, context and environmental impacts make her a leading expert in cultural resources analysis for environmental review and she is a frequent guest speaker at USC on CEQA.

Christine also manages teams of professional colleagues on large-scale planning projects. Christine Lazzaretto meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards in History and Architectural History.

Selected Projects
Archer School for Girls Master Plan, Los Angeles
CBS Columbia Square Adaptive Reuse
City of Goleta Comprehensive Preservation Planning
Forum Rehabilitation and Historic Tax Credit Project, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Technical Report, Los Angeles
Hill & Fifth Technical Report, Los Angeles
Hotel Cecil Historic Tax Credit Project, Los Angeles
Modernism in Riverside Survey
Paramount Pictures Master Plan, Los Angeles
South Glendale Historic Context and Survey
SurveyLA City of Los Angeles Citywide Survey
University of Southern California Master Plan
Speaking Engagements
California Preservation Foundation, Seminar Speaker
University of Southern California, Lecturer
Education
Master of Heritage
Conservation, University of
Southern California, Los
Angeles
Bachelor of Arts Degree w/
High Distinction, Art History,
The Pennsylvania State
University, State College
Phi Beta Kappa
Professional Affiliations
California Preservation
Foundation, Past President &
Committee Member
DOCOMOMO Southern
California, Founder & VP
Los Angeles Conservancy
National Trust for Historic
Preservation
Society of Architectural
Historians

JOHN LOCASCIO, AIA
Principal Architect
Experience Profile
Years of Experience: 29
John LoCascio has been with HRG since 2011, involved in historic preservation since 2002, and a licensed, practicing architect since 1993.

John’s California Architect license number is C24223.

John’s areas of focus at HRG include historic architecture and technology, building conservation, historic structure reports and federal historic rehabilitation tax credit projects. He provides technical assistance for construction documents, advises on compliance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and the use of the State Historic Building Code, provides construction monitoring, and paint and materials sampling and analysis services. John has worked on a wide variety of buildings and structures in California as well as in other states. He is currently advising on historic tax credit projects in Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay area and Washington State. In addition, John regularly provides historic architecture consultation for numerous LAUSD campus modernization projects.

John LoCascio meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards in Architecture and Historic Architecture.

Selected Projects
28 th Street YMCA Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse, Los Angeles Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Rehabilitation, Hollywood CBS Columbia Square Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse, Hollywood Century 21 Coliseum Architectural Consultation, Seattle Constance Hotel Historic Tax Credit Project, Pasadena
Grand Central Air Terminal Rehabilitation & Adaptive Reuse, Glendale Forum Rehabilitation and Historic Tax Credit Project, Inglewood Los Angeles International Airport Preservation Plan and HSRs Painted Desert Visitors’ Center Rehabilitation, Arizona Venice High School Comprehensive Modernization, Los Angeles Professional Affiliations
American Institute of Architects
Professional License
California Architect C24223
Education
Master’s Degree, Historic
Preservation, University of
Southern California
Bachelor of Architecture,
University of Southern California
Honors and Awards
National Trust for Historic
Preservation, Richard H.

Driehaus Foundation National
Preservation Award
Los Angeles Conservancy
Preservation Award
California Preservation
Foundation Preservation Design
Award
City of Pasadena Historic
Preservation Award
AIA Institute Honor Award

HEATHER GOERS
Senior Architectural Historian
Experience Profile
Years of Experience: 12
Heather has been with Historic Resources Group since 2012. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities from the University of Chicago and a master’s degree in Historic Preservation from the University of Southern California, where her master’s thesis discussed the work of Buff & Hensman in relation to the cultural landscape of the Arroyo Seco.

At HRG, Heather specializes in technical reports and cultural landscape reports as well as research analysis for commercial, industrial, and institutional properties containing multiple resources. She also drafts Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument nominations and prepared survey report contexts for SurveyLA, and has developed research for a wide variety of projects. Her most recent projects include the Entertainment Industry Support Services Historic Context Statement and the SurveyLA Entertainment Context.

Heather meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards in History and Architectural History.

Selected Projects
City of Alhambra Historic Context Statement
SurveyLA City of Los Angeles Citywide Survey
Freeman House Historic Structures Report Update
Gamble House Cultural Landscape Report
Hollyhock House Supplemental Historic Structures Report Holmby Westwood HPOZ Survey
Sunset Gower Studios Preservation Planning
Thacher School Survey & Assessment
Speaking Engagements
California Preservation Foundation
CalPoly Pomona
Hollywood Heritage
University of Southern California
Education
Master’s Degree, Historic
Preservation, University of
Southern California, Los
Angeles
Bachelor of Arts, Humanities,
University of Chicago
Attingham Summer School,
Attingham Trust, Great Britain
Professional Affiliations
California Garden and
Landscape History Society
California Preservation
Foundation, Guest Speaker &
Workshop Leader
Hollywood Heritage, Board of
Directors
Los Angeles Conservancy,
Member and Volunteer

ALEXANDRA ISABEL MADSEN
Senior Architectural Historian
Experience Profile
Years of Experience: 6
Experience Profile
Alexandra Madsen has been working as an architectural historian in the historic preservation field since 2016 and joined HRG in 2021.

Alexandra’s areas of focus at HRG include preparing documentation in support of NEPA, Section 106, CEQA, and local ordinances. Alexandra is also a Registered Professional Archeologist (RPA) and has assisted in archaeological surveying and monitoring. Alexandra has worked on a variety of projects involving historic buildings and structures in Southern California, including the Cultural Resource Assessment for the LA County Department of Parks and Rec, in which she evaluated over 20 parks and golf courses. Other projects include the Central Terrace Section 106 HUD Study in Oxnard, Caltrans State Route 55 HSPR and HRER in Orange County, and the National Register nomination for Descanso Gardens.

Alexandra has worked on a variety of projects involving historic buildings and structures in Southern California meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards in History, Architectural History, and Archaeology.

Selected Projects
California State University, Fullerton, Historic Context, Survey & Evaluation
City of South Pasadena On-Call Certificate of Appropriateness University of California, Riverside, Historic Context, Survey & Evaluation South of 24th Street Historic District HABS, Bakersfield Bubbling Springs Cultural Resources Assessment, Port Hueneme Fort Ord Hammerhead Barracks Evaluation, Seaside
Honors and Awards
Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Award, County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation Cultural Resource Assessment, 2020 Education
Master of Arts, Art History
University of Texas, Austin
Bachelor of Arts, History, Minor in
Archaeology, Saint Anselm College
Geotech Certificate (GIS)
Pasadena City College
Professional Certification
Register of Professional
Archaeologists (RPA) No. 4612
Professional Affiliations
Archaeological Institute of
America
California Preservation
Foundation
Highland Park Heritage Trust
Los Angeles Conservancy
National Trust for Historic
Preservation

US/ICOMOS

ROBBY ARANGUREN
Planning Associate/GIS Specialist
Experience Profile
Years of Experience: 12
Robby Aranguren has been with HRG since 2009 and specializes in database management, GIS, and research.

At HRG, Robby provides mapping, database creation and management, photography, and research for historic assessments. He also assists with character-defining features inventories and paint analysis studies. He is proficient with the Microsoft Access Database, FiGSS GIS Survey System, Photoshop, Google SketchUp, ESRI ArcMap and ArcCatalog. He has worked on numerous large-scale historic resources surveys, building and manipulating large databases.

Prior to joining HRG, Robby worked at the City of Los Angeles, Office of Historic Resources, Department of Planning. Robby also served as acting secretary at Cultural Heritage Commission meetings and conducted building permit research. Robby Aranguren meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards in History and Architectural History.

Selected Projects
SurveyLA City of Los Angeles Citywide Survey
CBS Columbia Square Paint Sampling
City of Riverside Modernism Survey
City of Palm Springs Citywide Survey
City of South Pasadena Citywide Survey Update
Glendale Central Air Terminal Paint Sampling
South Glendale Historic Context Statement, Historic Resources Survey Jordan House Rehabilitation & Construction Monitoring,
Lincoln Place Apartments Historic Tax Credit
Villa Elaine Character-Defining Features (CDF) Inventory UC Riverside Citrus Experiment Station CDF Inventory
Wallace Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts Adaptive Reuse and Historic Tax Credit, Beverly Hills
Education
Bachelor of Arts in
Interdisciplinary Studies:

Architecture, Urban Planning,
and Business (Real Estate)
University of Texas, Arlington
Honors and Awards
California Preservation
Foundation, Wallis Annenberg
Center for the Performing Arts
California Preservation
Foundation, Lincoln Place
Apartments
Professional Affiliations
Los Angeles Conservancy
Los Angeles GIS Data Portal
California Preservation
Foundation
Appendix D-3
South Central Coastal Information Center Records

South Central Coastal Information Center
California State University, Fullerton
Department of Anthropology MH-426
800 North State College Boulevard
Fullerton, CA 92834-6846
657.278.5395 / FAX 657.278.5542
[email protected]
California Historical Resources Information System
Orange, Los Angeles, and Ventura Counties
_____________________________________________________________________________ 7/2/2021 Records Search File No.: 22486.8650

Charles Cisneros
Psomas
225 S Lake Ave, suite 1000
Pasadena, CA
Re: Records Search Results for the 3WDI000400 Project
The South Central Coastal Information Center received your records search request for the project area referenced above, located on the Anaheim, CA USGS 7.5’ quadrangle. Due to the COVID-19 emergency, we have temporarily implemented new records search protocols. With the exception of some reports that have not yet been scanned, we are operationally digital for Los Angeles, Orange, and Ventura Counties. See attached document for your reference on what data is available in this format. The following reflects the results of the records search for the project area and a 1-mile radius:

As indicated on the data request form, the locations of all archaeological resources and reports in the project area only are provided in the following format: ☐ custom GIS maps ☒ shape files ☐ hand drawn maps
Archaeological resources within project
area: 0
None
Archaeological resources within 1-mile
radius: 0
None
Reports within project area: 1 OR-03936
Reports within 1-mile radius: 50 SEE ATTACHED LIST
Resource Database Printout (list): ☐ enclosed ☒ not requested ☐ nothing listed Resource Database Printout (details): ☐ enclosed ☒ not requested ☐ nothing listed Resource Digital Database (spreadsheet): ☐ enclosed ☐ not requested ☒ nothing listed Report Database Printout (list): ☐ enclosed ☒ not requested ☐ nothing listed Report Database Printout (details): ☐ enclosed ☒ not requested ☐ nothing listed Report Digital Database (spreadsheet): ☒ enclosed ☐ not requested ☐ nothing listed Resource Record Copies: ☐ enclosed ☐ not requested ☒ nothing listed Report Copies: ☒ not scanned ☐ not requested ☐ nothing listed OHP Built Environment Resources Directory (BERD) 2019: ☒ available online; please go to https://ohp.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=30338
Archaeo Determinations of Eligibility 2012: ☐ enclosed ☐ not requested ☒ nothing listed Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments ☐ enclosed ☒ not requested ☐ nothing listed Historical Maps: ☐ enclosed ☒ not requested ☐ nothing listed Ethnographic Information: ☒ not available at SCCIC
Historical Literature: ☒ not available at SCCIC
GLO and/or Rancho Plat Maps: ☒ not available at SCCIC
Caltrans Bridge Survey: ☒ not available at SCCIC; please go to http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/structur/strmaint/historic.htm Shipwreck Inventory: ☒ not available at SCCIC; please go to http://shipwrecks.slc.ca.gov/ShipwrecksDatabase/Shipwrecks_Database.asp Soil Survey Maps: (see below) ☒ not available at SCCIC; please go to http://websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov/app/WebSoilSurvey.aspx Please forward a copy of any resulting reports from this project to the office as soon as possible. Due to the sensitive nature of archaeological site location data, we ask that you do not include resource location maps and resource location descriptions in your report if the report is for public distribution. If you have any questions regarding the results presented herein, please contact the office at the phone number listed above.

The provision of CHRIS Data via this records search response does not in any way constitute public disclosure of records otherwise exempt from disclosure under the California Public Records Act or any other law, including, but not limited to, records related to archeological site information maintained by or on behalf of, or in the possession of, the State of California, Department of Parks and Recreation, State Historic Preservation Officer, Office of Historic Preservation, or the State Historical Resources Commission.

Due to processing delays and other factors, not all of the historical resource reports and resource records that have been submitted to the Office of Historic Preservation are available via this records search. Additional information may be available through the federal, state, and local agencies that produced or paid for historical resource management work in the search area. Additionally, Native American tribes have historical resource information not in the CHRIS Inventory, and you should contact the California Native American Heritage Commission for information on local/regional tribal contacts.

Should you require any additional information for the above referenced project, reference the record search number listed above when making inquiries. Requests made after initial invoicing will result in the preparation of a separate invoice.

Thank you for using the California Historical Resources Information System, Michelle Galaz
Assistant Coordinator
Enclosures:
(X) Emergency Protocols for LA, Orange, and Ventura County BULK Processing Standards – 2 pages (X) GIS Shapefiles – 1 shape
(X) Report Digital Database (spreadsheet) – 51 lines
(X) Invoice # 22486.8650
Emergency Protocols for LA, Orange, and Ventura County BULK or SINGLE PROJECT Records Searches IF YOU HAVE A GIS PERSON ON STAFF ONLY!! These instructions are for qualified consultants with a valid Access and Use Agreement.

WE ARE ONLY PROVIDING DATA THAT IS ALREADY DIGITAL AT THIS TIME. SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY IS NOT DIGITAL AND THESE INSTRUCTIONS DO NOT APPLY.

Some of you have a fully digital operation and have GIS staff on board who can process a fully digital deliverable from the Information Center. IF you can accept shape file data and do not require a custom map made for you by the SCCIC, and you are willing to sort the data we provide to you then these instructions are for you. Read further to be sure. You may have only one project at this time or some of you have a lot of different search locations that can be processed all at once. This may save you a lot of time getting results back and if we process your jobs in bulk, and you may enjoy significant cost savings as well. If you need individual invoice or summaries for each search location, then bulk processing is not for you and you need to submit a data request form for each search location.

Bulk processing will work for you if you have a GIS person on staff who can sort bulk data for you and make you any necessary project maps. This type of job can have as many job locations as you want but the point is that we will do them in bulk – at the same time - not one at a time. We send all the bulk data back to you and you sort it. This will work if you need searches in LA, Orange, or Ventura AND if they all have the same search radius and if all the other search criteria is the same– no exceptions. This will not work for San Bernardino County because we are not fully digital for San Bernardino County. You must submit all your shape files for each location at the same time and this will count as one search. If you have some that need a different radius, or different search criteria, then you should submit that job separately with its own set of instructions.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR BULK PROCESSING:

Please send in your requests via email using the data request form along with the associated shape files and pdf maps of the project area(s) at 1-24k scale. PDFs must be able to be printed out on 8.5X 11 paper. We check your shape file data against the pdf maps. This is where we find discrepancies between your shape files and your maps. This is required.

Please use this data request form and make sure you fill it out properly. http://web.sonoma.edu/nwic/docs/CHRISDataRequestForm.pdf DELIVERABLES:

1. A copy of the Built Environment Resources Directory or BERD for Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, or San Bernardino County can now be found at the OHP Website for you to do your own research. This replaces the old Historic Properties Directory or HPD. We will not be searching this for you at this time but you can search it while you are waiting for our results to save time.

You will only get shapefiles back, which means that you will have to make your own maps for each project location. WARNING! If you don’t request the shape files, you won’t be able to tell which reports are in the project area or the search radius. Please note that you are charged for each map feature even if you opt out of receiving shape files. You cannot get secondary products such as bibliographies or pdfs of records in the project area or search radius if you don’t pay for the primary products (shape files) as this is the scaffolding upon which the secondary products are derived. If you do not understand the digital fee structure, ask before we process your request and send you data. You can find the digital fee structure on the OHP website under the CHRIS tab. In order to keep costs down, you must be willing to make adjustments to the search radius or what you are expecting to receive as part of the search.

Remember that some areas are loaded with data and others are sparse – our fees will reflect that.

2. You will get a bulk processed bibliographies for resources and reports as selected; you will not get individual bibliographies for each project location.

3. You will get pdfs of resources and reports if you request them, provided that they are in digital formats. We will not be scanning records or reports at this time.

4. You will get one invoice for the bulk data processing. We can’t bill this as individual jobs on separate invoices for you. If there are multiple project names, we are willing to reference all the job names on the invoice if needed. If there a lot of job id’s we may ask you to send them in an email so that we can copy and paste it into the invoice details. If you need to bill your clients for the data, you can refer to our fee schedule on the OHP website under the CHRIS tab and apply the fees accordingly.

5. We will be billing you at the staff rate of $150 per hour and you will be charged for all resources and report locations according to the CHRIS Fee Structure. ($12 per GIS shape file; 0.15 per pdf page, or 0.25 per excel line; quad fees will apply if your research includes more than 2 quads).

Discounts offered early on in our Covid-19 response will no longer be offered on any records searched submitted after October 5th, 2020.

6. Your packet will be sent to you electronically via Dropbox. We use 7-zip to password protect the files so you will need both on your computers. We email you the password. If you can’t use Dropbox for some reason, then you will need to provide us with your Fed ex account number and we will ship you a disc with the results. As a last resort, we will ship on a disc via the USPS.

You may be billed for our shipping and handling costs.

I may not have been able to cover every possible contingency in this set of instructions and will update it if necessary. You can email me with questions at [email protected] Thank you,
Stacy St. James
South Central Coastal Information Center
Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, and San Bernardino Counties ReportNum
Status
OtherIDs
Xrefs
Authors
CitYear
CitTitle
CitPublisher
CitPages
CitMaps
ReportType
InventorySize
InventoryDisclosure
InventoryCollections
Resources
ResourceCount
HasInformals
Counties
Maps
Address
OR-00280 Carrico, Richard L. 1978 Archaeological Survey of the Sand Dollar Development Property Anaheim, California Westec Services, Inc. 8 Archaeological, Field study 17 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-00814
Extends into another county as LA-03356
Romani, John F. 1982
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORT for the Route I-5 Santa Ana Transportation Corridor, Route 405 in Orange County to Route 605 in Los Angeles County Pm 21.30/44.38; 0.00/6.85 Caltrans 26 Archaeological, Field study QC Not for publication No 0 No Orange ANAHEIM, EL TORO, LOS ALAMITOS, ORANGE, TUSTIN OR-00895 Taylor, Thomas T. 1988 Archaeological Survey Report: Villa Park-lewis 230 Kv Transmission Line Right-of-way Southern California Edison Company 9 Archaeological, Field study QC 0 No Orange ANAHEIM, ORANGEOR-00980 Padon, Beth 1987 Historic Property Survey Report 07-ORA-5 Pm 34.0 to 42.1 Pm LSA Associates, Inc. 290 Other research 8.5 li mi 30-161815, 30-161816, 30-
176593, 30-176594, 30-176595, 30-176596, 30-176597, 30-176598, 30-176599, 30-176600, 30-176601, 30-176602, 30-176603, 30-176604, 30- 176605 30 176606 30
24 No Orange ANAHEIM
OR-01638 Corbin, Christopher 1996 Harbor Corridor Entertainment Center Development City of Garden Grove, Ca. 3 Literature search 18 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIMOR-01898 Anonymous 1990 Finding of Effect Widening of Interstate 5 and Reconstruction of Interchanges Between State Routes 22/57 and 91 in the Cities of Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim, Fullerton and Buena Park Caltrans 26 Other research QC 30-161815, 30-161816 2 No Orange ANAHEIM, ORANGE OR-01949 Missing
Padon, Beth, McLean, Deborah, and Strudwick, Ivan
1995 Cultural Resource Assessment for the City of Garden Grove LSA Associates, Inc. 23 Literature search QC 30-000392, 30-001260, 30-001261, 30-001262, 30-001263, 30-001264, 30-001265, 30-001266, 30-001267, 30-001268, 30- 13 No Orange

ANAHEIM, LOS ALAMITOS, NEWPORT BEACH
OR-01954 Padon, Beth 1996
Archaeological Archival Review and Survey of the Co5 and Co 6 Flood Control Channels, Anaheim, Newport, and Seal Beach USGS 7.5' Quadrangles, Orange County, California Petra Resources, Inc. 19 Archaeological, Field study QC 0 No Orange ANAHEIM, NEWPORT BEACH, SEAL BEACH OR-01977 Duke, Curt 1999
Cultural Resource Assessment for Pacific Bell MobileServices Facility Cm 281-09, County of Orange, California LSA Associates, Inc. Archaeological, Field study < 1 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02076 Lapin, Philippe 2000
Cultural Resource Assessment for At&t WirelessServices Facility Number C751, County of Orange, California LSA Associates, Inc. 6 Literature search <1ac Not for publication No 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02095 Breece, William H. 1979 Historical and Archaeological Investigations of the Proposed Anaheim Transportation Center Sites Westec Services, Inc. Archaeological, Field study 95 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02097 Lapin, Philippe 2000 Cultural Resource Assessment for Pacific Bell Wireless Facility Cm 560-01, County of Orange LSA Associates, Inc. Literature search 1 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02098 Duke, Curt 2000 Cultural Resource Assessment for Pacific Bell Wireless Facility Cm 560-02, County of Orange LSA Associates, Inc. 9 Archaeological, Field study 1 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02188 Demcak, Carol R. 1999
Report of Archaeological Assessment of Assessor'sParcels 234-171-01 and 234-171-03, City of Anaheim Archaeological Resource Management Corp.

Archaeological, Field study 2.97 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02213 Paleo - Maxon, Patrick O. 2000
Archaeological and Paleontological Monitoring for theHotel Circle Specific Plan Mitigation Monitoring Program No 0079 Anaheim Ca RMW Paleo Associates, Inc. 5 Monitoring 1 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02353 McKenna, Jeanette A. 2001
Review of Cultural Resource Assessment/evaluationfor Cingular Wireless Site Sm-082-02, Orange County California McKenna et al. Literature search <1 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02355 Duke, Curt 2001 Cultural Resource Assessment: Cingular Wireless Facility No. Sm 077-01, Orange County, California LSA Associates, Inc. 21 Literature search <.25 AC Not for publication No 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02506 Webb, Lois M. and Gene Huey 1978 Historic Property Survey, Haster Street Overcrossing Caltrans District 7 Archaeological, Field study 3 miles 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02514 McKenna, Jeanette A. 2002 Historic Property Survey Report - Highway Project McKenna et al. Archaeological, Field study 5 LINE MILE 0 No Orange ORANGE OR-02561 McKenna, Jeanette A. 2002
Highway Project Located in the City of Anaheim,Orange County, on Ball Rd. Between Flore (west Place) and Walnut St McKenna et al. Archaeological, Field study .75 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02751 Duke, Curt 2002
Cultural Resource Assessment at & T WirelessServices Faciltity No. D473a Orange County, California LSA Associates, Inc. Literature search .25 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02754 Duke, Curt 2002 Cultural Resource Assessment at & T Wireless Services Facility No. 13064a-01 LSA Associates, Inc. Literature search .25 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02889 Bonner, Wayne H. 2005
Cultural Resources Records Search and Site Visit Results for Nextel Communications Candidate Ca8760a (cris Ave.) 1621 Euclid Street, Anaheim, Orange County, California Michael Brandman Associates Archaeological, Field study, Literature search <1 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02898
Staley, Meredith, Fulton,Terry, and McLean, Debbie
2005
Results of Archaeological Resource MitigationMonitoring for Anaheim Corners Mixed-use Development LSA Associates, Inc. Literature search, Monitoring 6.103 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02904 Kyle, Carolyn E. 2002
Cultural Resource Assessment for Cingular WirelessFacility Sm189-01, City of Anaheim, Orange County, California Kyle Consulting Literature search 400 sq ft 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02905 Kyle, Carolyn E. 2002
Cultural Resource Assessment for Cingular WirelessFacility Sm188-02, City of Garden Grove, Orange County California Kyle Consulting Literature search 150 sq ft 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02913 Carmack, Shannon and Judith Marvin 2005 Verizon Wireless Falcon Saxons Facility LSA Associates, Inc. Other research <0.25 ac 30-176762 1 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-02916 Bonner, Wayne H. 2004
Cultural Resource Records Search Results and SiteVisit for Sprint Telecommunications Facility Candidate Og60xc669a (ponderosa Park), 2100 South Haster Street, Anaheim, Orange County, Michael Brandman Associates Literature search <0.25 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-03330
Schneeberger, Sandra L. and Drover, Christopher E.
2006
Phase I Archaeological Resource Survey of Ttm #16826, a ~5.16 Acre Site, Located at 2045 South State College Boulevard, City of Anaheim, County of Orange, California, 92806 for the Gateway Center Project APNs# 232-081-16 and 232-081-21 Golden State Environmental, Inc.

Archaeological, Field study ~5.16 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-03336 Bonner, Wayne H. 2006
Cultural Resources Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-mobile Candidate La02893 (sc190 Prince of Peace), 1421 West Ball Road, Anaheim, Orange County, California Michael Brandman Associates 10 Archaeological, Field study <1 ac Not for publication No 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-03351 Carmack, Shannon and Judith Marvin 2005
Cultural Resource Assessment Verizon WirelessFalcon Saxons Facility, City of Anaheim, Orange County California LSA Associates, Inc. Archaeological, Evaluation, Field study <1ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-03352
Schneeberger, SandraL., Drover, Christopher E., Roeder, Mark, and Schulga, Corry L. 2007
Results of the Cultural Resources Monitoring Program for the Platinum Triangle Gateway Center Project APNs# 232-081-16 and 232-081-21 Golden State Environmental, Inc.

Archaeological, Field study, Monitoring ~5.16 ac 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-03373 Arrington, Cindy and Nancy Sikes 2006 Cultural Resources Final Report of Monitoring and Findings for the Qwest Network Construction Project State of California: Volumes I and Ii SWCA Environmental Consultants, Inc. 652 Archaeological, Field study, Monitoring, Other research QC 0 No Orange

ANAHEIM, BLACK MTN, BURBANK, CAMARILLO, CANOGA PARK, DANA POINT, EL TORO, FRAZIER MOUNTAIN, HOLLYWOOD, INGLEWOOD, LEBEC, LIEBRE MTN, LONG BEACH, LOS ALAMITOS, LOS

ANGELES, MOORPARK,

NEWHALL, NEWPORT BEACH, OAT MOUNTAIN, ORANGE, OXNARD, PITAS POINT, SAN CLEMENTE, SAN FERNANDO, SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, SANTA SUSANA, SATICOY, SIMI, SOUTH GATE, TUSTIN, VAN NUYS, VENICE, VENTURA, WARM SPRINGS MOUNTAIN, WHITAKER PEAK, WHITE LEDGE PEAK, WHITTIER OR-03523 Bonner, Wayne H. 2009
Cultural Resource Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-Mobile USA Candidate LA33359A (Ponderosa park), 2100 South Haster Street, Anaheim, Orange County, California Michael Brandman Associates 12 Archaeological, Field study 0 No Orange ANAHEIM 2100 S. Haster St. Anaheim OR-03672 Bonner, Wayne H. 2007
Cultural Resources Records Search and Site Visit Results for Royal Street Communications, LLC Candidate LA2592A (Donut Star Collo), 12052 East Chapman Avenue, Garden Grove, Orange County, Michael Brandman Associates 16 Archaeological, Field study 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-03693 Bonner, Wayne H. 2007
Cultural Resources Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-Mobile Candidate LA02893H (MAG Wheels),528 West Central Park South, Anaheim, Orange County, California Michael Brandman Associates 13 Archaeological, Field study 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-03776 Padon, Beth 2000
Historic Property Survey Report for Harbor Boulevard Smart Street Improvements, City of Garden Grove, Orange County, California.

Discovery Works, Inc. 67 Archaeological, Field study QC Not for publication No 30-157376, 30-176876, 30-
176877, 30-176878, 30-176879, 30-176880, 30-176881, 30-176882, 30-176883, 30-176884, 30-176885, 30-176886, 30-176887, 30-176888, 30-176889, 30-176890, 30-176891, 30-176892, 30-176893, 30-176894, 30-176895, 30-176896, 30-176897, 30-176898, 30-176899, 30-176900, 30-176901, 30-176902, 30-176903, 30-176904, 30-176905, 30-176906, 30-176907, 30-176908, 30-176909, 30-176910, 30-176911, 30-176912, 30-176913, 30-176914, 30-176915, 30-176916, 30- 176917 30-176918 30-
69 No Orange ANAHEIM, NEWPORT BEACH Harbor Blvd. Santa Ana OR-03779
Bonner, Wayne, Said,Arabesque, Bonner, Wayne, and Said, Arabesque 2009
Cultural Resource Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-Mobile USA Canidadte LA33822B (Anaheim First Christian Church), 520 West South Street, Anaheim, Orange County, California MBA 13 Archaeological, Field study, Other research Not for publication No 30-176483 1 Yes Orange ANAHEIM 520 West South Street Anaheim OR-03782
Bonner, Wayne, Said, Arabesque, and Crawford, Kathleen
2009
Cultural Resource Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-Moblie USA Candidate LA33821D (Ramada Inn), 2141 South Harbor Boulevard, Anaheim, Orange County, California MBA 11 Archaeological, Field study, Other research Not for publication No 0 Yes Orange ANAHEIM 2141 South Harbor Boulevard Anaheim
OR-03788 Bonner, Wayne 2008
Cultural Resources Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-Mobile USA Candidate LA33823A (Prince of Peace), 1421 West Ball Road, Anaheim, Orange County, California MBA 5 Archaeological, Field study, Other research Not for publication No 0 No Orange ANAHEIM 1421 West Ball Road Anaheim OR-03936 Paleo - Glover, Amy and Sherri Gust 2010
Archaeological and Paleontological ResourcesMonitoring Compliance Report for the Disney's California Adventure Expansion, Cars Land Project, City of Anaheim, California Cogstone 21 Monitoring Not for publication Yes 30-177039 1 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-04116 Fulton, Phil 2011
Cultural resource Assessment Verizon WirelessServices Sallie Facility, City of Anaheim, Orange County Cailfornia LSA Associates 61 Archaeological, Field study 0 No Orange ANAHEIM OR-04138 Godat, Alexis 2011
BTS Native American United Methodist / LA5500A,800 South Lemon Street, Anaheim, Orange County, CA 92805 EBI Consulting 85 Other research Not for publication No 30-176767 1 Yes Orange ANAHEIM 800 South Lemon Street Anaheim OR-04173 Bonner, Wayne 2011
Cultural Resources Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-Mobile USA Candidate LA33402-A (Loara High School), 1765 West Cerritos Avenue, Anaheim, Orange County, California Michael Brandman Associates 14 Archaeological, Field study 30-176762 1 No Orange ANAHEIM 1765 West Cerritos Ave Anaheim, CA OR-04208 Wlodarski, Robert 2011
Results of a Phase I Archaeological Study forProposed AT&T Wireless Telecommunications Site OC0120 (Ponderosa Park) located at 2122 South Haster Street, Anaheim, CA Historical Environmental Archaeological Research Team
57 Archaeological, Field study 0 No Orange ANAHEIM 2122 S Haster St Anaheim, CA OR-04255 Billat, Lorna 2012 All Aboard Storage 155 S Adams Street, Anaheim, Orange County EarthTouch 45 Archaeological, Field study 30-176614 1 No Orange ANAHEIM 155 S Adams St Anaheim, CA OR-04267 Wlodarski, Robert 2011
Results of a Phase I Archaeological Study forProposed AT&T Wireless Telecommunications Site OC0120 (Ponderosa Park) located at 2100 South Haster Street, Anaheim, California HEART 8 Archaeological, Field study 0 No Orange ANAHEIM 2100 S Haster St Anaheim, CA OR-04304 Bonner, Diane and Wlodarski, Robert 2010
Cultural Resources Record Search and Archaeological Survey Results for the proposed Clear Wireless LLC Site CA-ORC1517A (Wells FargoBank) located at 222 Harbor Boulevard, Anaheim, HEART 52 Archaeological, Field study 0 No Orange ANAHEIM 222 S Harbor Blvd Anaheim, CA OR-04474 Bonner, Wayne and Crawford, Kathleen 2013
Cultural Resources Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-Mobile West, LLC Candidate LA33821D (Ramada Limited) 2141 Harbor Boulevard, Anaheim, Orange County, California EAS 13
Archaeological, Architectural/Historical, Field study
Unrestricted No 30-177546 1 No Orange ANAHEIM
2141 Harbor Blvd Anaheim CA
OR-04474 Bonner, Wayne H. and Kathleen A. Crawford 2014 Direct APE Historic Architectural Assessment for TMobile West, LLC Candidate LA33821D (Ramada Limited) 2141 Harbor Boulevard, Anaheim, Orange
County, California
EAS 2 Architectural/Historical, Evaluation Unrestricted No OR-04475 Bonner, Wayne and Crawford, Kathleen 2013
Cultural Resources Records Search and Site Visit Results for T-Mobile West, LLC Candidate LA02856G (Anaheim Convention Center) 800 Katella Avenue, Anaheim, Orange County, California EAS 15
Archaeological, Architectural/Historical, Field study
Unrestricted No 30-177545 1 No Orange ANAHEIM
800 W Katella Ave Anaheim CA
OR-04475 Bonner, Wayne H. and Kathleen A. Crawford 2014 Direct APE Historic Architectural Assessment for TMobile West, LLC Candidate LA02856G (Anaheim Convention Center) 800 West Katella Avenue,
Anaheim, Orange County, California
Environmental Assessment Specialists, Inc. 2 Architectural/Historical, Evaluation Unrestricted No OR-04610 Brandman, Jason and So, Cecilia 2017
Cultural Resources Assessment, Anaheim Boulevard Hotel Development, City of Anaheim, Orange County California First Carbon Solutions 42 Archaeological, Field study Not for publication No 0 No Orange ANAHEIM Appendix E
Energy Calculations

Energy Use Summary
Construction Phase (gallons/construction period) Gasoline Diesel Construction Vehicles 287,133 372,185
Worker Trips 1,675,074 8,331
Vendor Trips 358,409 6,421
Haul Trucks 2,239 2,049,701
Total 2,322,854 2,436,639
Operations Phase (gallons/year) Gasoline Diesel
Natural Gas
(kBTU/yr) Electricity (kWh/yr)
Hotel 2,050,097 245,624 99,262,580 46,549,137
Theme Parks 2,956,838 354,261 2,117,836 210,984,078
Parking 0 0 0 114,399,859
Motel 1,324,453 158,684 65,844,801 31,914,039
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
All Land Uses 6,331,389 758,568 167,225,217 403,847,113 Operations Onroad Energy Use
Year 2045
Vehicle Types MPG by Fuel Type Population by Fuel Type
GAS DSL ELEC GAS DSL ELEC Total
LDA 41.8 63.5 8,203,816 101,295 535,504 8,305,111
LDT1 35.9 32.8 1,098,898 155 42,350 1,099,053
LDT2 36.3 47.6 2,999,671 30,692 137,095 3,030,363
LHDT1 13.0 26.7 194,285 224,772 419,057
LHDT2 11.3 24.0 34,872 91,970 126,842
MCY 35.6 461,389 461,389
MDV 29.8 36.9 1,940,360 69,119 101,486 2,009,479
MH 6.4 12.9 37,073 18,450 55,523
MHDT 6.4 14.0 30,372 186,232 216,604
HHDT 5.5 9.8 116 133,086 133,202
OBUS 6.4 10.9 6,602 7,043 13,645
SBUS 11.1 10.5 5,193 8,182 13,375
Trips/Day Trips/day Trips/day Trips/day Total VMT/day VMT/day VMT/day Trip Length Land Use Weekday Saturday Sunday Weekly Weekday Saturday Sunday Hotel 18587.14685 18587.14685 18587.14685 130110.028 211,905 211,905 211,905 11.40 Theme Parks 26808.08435 26808.08435 26808.08435 187656.5904 305,629 305,629 305,629 11.40 Parking
Motel 12,008 12,008 12,008 84056.80569 136,900 136,900 136,900 11.40 Total 57,403 57,403 57,403 401823.4241 654,434 654,434 654,434 11.40 Fleet Mix
Land Use LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHD1 LHD2 MHD HHD OBUS UBUS MCY SBUS MH Total Hotel 0.474984646 0.033205532 0.248393342 0.149079278 0.031152943 0.00885756 0.017394135 0.007747264 0.000555472 0.000464535 0.024559837 0.000862541 0.002742921 100.0% Theme Parks 0.474984646 0.033205532 0.248393342 0.149079278 0.031152943 0.00885756 0.017394135 0.007747264 0.000555472 0.000464535 0.024559837 0.000862541 0.002742921 100.0% Parking 0.474984646 0.033205532 0.248393342 0.149079278 0.031152943 0.00885756 0.017394135 0.007747264 0.000555472 0.000464535 0.024559837 0.000862541 0.002742921 100.0% Motel 0.474984646 0.033205532 0.248393342 0.149079278 0.031152943 0.00885756 0.017394135 0.007747264 0.000555472 0.000464535 0.024559837 0.000862541 0.002742921 100.0% Vehicle Trips
Weekday Trips LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHDT1 LHDT2 MHDT HHDT Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Daily VMT Hotel 8829 617 4617 2771 579 165 323 144 10 9 456 16 51 18,587 211,905.09 Theme Parks 12733 890 6659 3997 835 237 466 208 15 12 658 23 74 26,808 305,628.91 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Motel 5704 399 2983 1790 374 106 209 93 7 6 295 10 33 12,008 136,900.01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Total 27266 1906 14259 8558 1788 508 998 445 32 27 1410 50 157 57,403 Saturday Trips LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHDT1 LHDT2 MHDT HHDT Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Daily VMT Hotel 8829 617 4617 2771 579 165 323 144 10 9 456 16 51 18,587 211,905.09 Theme Parks 12733 890 6659 3997 835 237 466 208 15 12 658 23 74 26,808 305,628.91 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Motel 5704 399 2983 1790 374 106 209 93 7 6 295 10 33 12,008 136,900.01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Total 27266 1906 14259 8558 1788 508 998 445 32 27 1410 50 157 57,403 Sunday Trips LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHDT1 LHDT2 MHDT HHDT Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Daily VMT Hotel 8829 617 4617 2771 579 165 323 144 10 9 456 16 51 18587 211,905.09 Theme Parks 12733 890 6659 3997 835 237 466 208 15 12 658 23 74 26808 305,628.91 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Motel 5704 399 2983 1790 374 106 209 93 7 6 295 10 33 12008 136,900.01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Total 27266 1906 14259 8558 1788 508 998 445 32 27 1410 50 157 57,403 Gallons of Fuel
Gasoline LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHDT1 LHDT2 MHDT HHD Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Hotel 866,238 71,326 521,866 372,136 85,898 16,644 29,467 94 3,264 5,694 53,231 2,322 21,916 2,050,097 Theme Parks 1,249,368 102,873 752,682 536,729 123,890 24,005 42,500 136 4,707 8,213 76,775 3,349 31,610 2,956,838 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Motel 559,628 46,080 337,148 240,416 55,494 10,752 19,037 61 2,109 3,679 34,390 1,500 14,159 1,324,453 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2,675,233 220,279 1,611,696 1,149,281 265,283 51,401 91,004 292 10,080 17,586 164,397 7,172 67,685 6,331,389 Total Gallons Gasoline Diesel LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV OBUS LHDT2 MHDT HHD Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Hotel 7,034 11 4,075 10,723 48,296 20,639 82,389 61,084 2,035 0 0 3,884 5,454 245,624 Theme Parks 10,144 16 5,877 15,466 69,658 29,767 118,828 88,101 2,935 0 0 5,602 7,866 354,261 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Motel 4,544 7 2,633 6,928 31,202 13,334 53,227 39,463 1,315 0 0 2,509 3,524 158,684 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
21,722 34 12,585 33,117 149,156 63,739 254,444 188,648 6,285 0 0 11,995 16,844 758,568 Total Gallons Diesel Offroad Construction Equipment Energy Use
PhaseName OffRoadEquipmentType
OffRoadEqui
pmentUnitA
mount UsageHours HorsePower Load Factor Horsepower Category Num Days Year Fuel Consumption Rate
(gal/hour) Fuel Type
Total Fuel Consumption
(gal/construction period)
Demolition Rubber Tired Dozers 2 8 367 0.4 300 913.77 2024 4.6 Diesel 27,080 Demolition Excavators 3 8 36 0.38 175 913.77 2024 2.9 Diesel 24,056 Demolition Concrete/Industrial Saws 1 8 33 0.73 100 913.77 2024 4.7 Gasoline 25,157 Grading Graders 1 8 148 0.41 175 498.42 2024 3.2 Diesel 5,167 Grading Excavators 2 8 36 0.38 175 498.42 2024 2.9 Diesel 8,748 Grading Tractors/Loaders/Backhoes 2 8 84 0.37 100 498.42 2024 1.6 Diesel 4,701 Grading Scrapers 2 8 423 0.48 300 498.42 2024 5.5 Diesel 21,155 Grading Rubber Tired Dozers 1 8 367 0.4 300 498.42 2024 4.6 Diesel 7,385 Building Construction Forklifts 3 8 82 0.2 100 4984.2 2024 2.0 Diesel 47,964 Building Construction Generator Sets 1 8 14 0.74 100 4984.2 2024 5.2 Gasoline 153,168 Building Construction Cranes 1 7 367 0.29 300 4984.2 2024 3.3 Diesel 33,089 Building Construction Welders 1 8 46 0.45 50 4984.2 2024 2.4 Gasoline 43,283 Building Construction Tractors/Loaders/Backhoes 3 7 84 0.37 100 4984.2 2024 1.6 Diesel 61,703 Paving Pavers 2 8 81 0.42 100 332.28 2024 1.7 Diesel 3,860 Paving Paving Equipment 2 8 89 0.36 100 332.28 2024 1.6 Diesel 3,130 Paving Rollers 2 8 36 0.38 100 332.28 2024 1.7 Diesel 3,423 Architectural Coating Air Compressors 1 6 37 0.48 100 332.28 2024 1.3 Diesel 1,267 Demolition and Site PreperationExcavators 3 8 36 0.38 175 40 2024 2.9 Diesel 1,053 Demolition and Site PreperationRubber Tired Loaders 1 8 33 0.73 300 40 2024 3.9 Diesel 919 Demolition and Site PreperationSkid Steer Loaders 1 8 71 0.37 50 40 2024 0.9 Diesel 110 Area Development Skid Steer Loaders 2 8 367 0.4 50 140 2024 0.9 Diesel 830 Area Development Forklifts 2 8 84 0.37 100 140 2024 2.0 Diesel 1,662 Area Development Excavators 2 8 36 0.38 175 140 2024 2.9 Diesel 2,457 Area Development Plate Compactors 2 8 8 0.43 25 140 2024 0.3 Gasoline 301 Area Development Cranes 1 8 367 0.29 300 140 2024 3.3 Diesel 1,062 Grading Excavators 1 8 36 0.38 175 30 2024 2.9 Diesel 263 Grading Skid Steer Loaders 2 8 71 0.37 50 30 2024 0.9 Diesel 165 Grading Rubber Tired Loaders 2 8 150 0.36 300 30 2024 3.9 Diesel 680 Grading Crawler Tractors 1 8 87 0.43 175 30 2024 3.3 Diesel 342 Grading Rollers 1 8 36 0.38 100 30 2024 1.7 Diesel 155
Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Cranes 3 8 367 0.29 300 140 2024 3.3 Diesel 3,187 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Skid Steer Loaders 1 8 84 0.37 50 140 2024 0.9 Diesel 384 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Aerial Lifts 4 8 46 0.31 75 140 2024 1.1 Diesel 1,547 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Forklifts 2 8 82 0.2 100 140 2024 2.0 Diesel 898 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Welders 5 8 46 0.45 50 140 2024 2.4 Gasoline 6,079 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Pumps 1 8 11 0.74 100 140 2024 1.3 Diesel 1,111 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Rubber Tired Loaders 1 8 150 0.36 300 140 2024 3.9 Diesel 1,586 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Excavators 1 8 36 0.38 175 140 2024 2.9 Diesel 1,229 Enclosure and Roofing Cranes 2 8 367 0.29 300 100 2024 3.3 Diesel 1,517 Enclosure and Roofing Forklifts 2 8 82 0.2 100 100 2024 2.0 Diesel 642 Enclosure and Roofing Aerial Lifts 4 8 84 0.37 75 100 2024 1.1 Diesel 1,319 Curb and Paving Paving Equipment 1 8 82 0.42 100 30 2024 1.6 Diesel 165 Curb and Paving Pavers 1 8 81 0.42 100 30 2024 1.7 Diesel 174 Curb and Paving Rollers 1 8 36 0.38 100 30 2024 1.7 Diesel 155 Curb and Paving Graders 1 8 148 0.41 175 30 2024 3.2 Diesel 311 Curb and Paving Skid Steer Loaders 2 8 71 0.37 50 30 2024 0.9 Diesel 165 Curb and Paving Rubber Tired Loaders 1 8 150 0.36 300 30 2024 3.9 Diesel 340 Finishes Forklifts 6 8 37 0.48 100 400 2024 2.0 Diesel 18,476 Finishes Aerial Lifts 4 8 46 0.31 75 400 2024 1.1 Diesel 4,419 Finishes Sweepers/Scrubbers 1 8 36 0.46 75 400 2024 1.7 Diesel 2,478 Civil Utilities Excavators 2 8 36 0.38 175 100 2024 2.9 Diesel 1,755 Civil Utilities Skid Steer Loaders 2 8 71 0.37 50 100 2024 0.9 Diesel 549 Civil Utilities Rubber Tired Loaders 3 8 367 0.4 300 100 2024 3.9 Diesel 3,776 Civil Utilities Plate Compactors 2 8 8 0.43 25 100 2024 0.3 Gasoline 215 Structure - Deep Foundations Cranes 1 8 367 0.29 300 40 2024 3.3 Diesel 303 Structure - Deep Foundations Cement and Mortar Mixers 1 8 10 0.56 25 40 2024 0.4 Gasoline 69 Structure - Deep Foundations Skid Steer Loaders 1 8 71 0.37 50 40 2024 0.9 Diesel 110 Structure - Deep Foundations Forklifts 1 8 82 0.2 100 40 2024 2.0 Diesel 128 Demolition Rubber Tired Dozers 2 8 367 0.4 300 95.128 2024 4.6 Diesel 2,819 Demolition Excavators 3 8 36 0.38 175 95.128 2024 2.9 Diesel 2,504 Demolition Concrete/Industrial Saws 1 8 33 0.73 100 95.128 2024 4.7 Gasoline 2,619 Grading Graders 1 8 148 0.41 175 142.692 2024 3.2 Diesel 1,479 Grading Excavators 2 8 36 0.38 175 142.692 2024 2.9 Diesel 2,504 Grading Tractors/Loaders/Backhoes 2 8 84 0.37 100 142.692 2024 1.6 Diesel 1,346 Grading Scrapers 2 8 423 0.48 300 142.692 2024 5.5 Diesel 6,057 Grading Rubber Tired Dozers 1 8 367 0.4 300 142.692 2024 4.6 Diesel 2,114 Building Construction Forklifts 3 8 82 0.2 100 1426.92 2024 2.0 Diesel 13,731 Building Construction Generator Sets 1 8 14 0.74 100 1426.92 2024 5.2 Gasoline 43,850 Building Construction Cranes 1 7 367 0.29 300 1426.92 2024 3.3 Diesel 9,473 Building Construction Welders 1 8 46 0.45 50 1426.92 2024 2.4 Gasoline 12,391 Building Construction Tractors/Loaders/Backhoes 3 7 84 0.37 100 1426.92 2024 1.6 Diesel 17,665 Paving Pavers 2 8 81 0.42 100 95.128 2024 1.7 Diesel 1,105 Paving Paving Equipment 2 8 89 0.36 100 95.128 2024 1.6 Diesel 896 Paving Rollers 2 8 36 0.38 100 95.128 2024 1.7 Diesel 980 Architectural Coating Air Compressors 1 6 37 0.48 100 95.128 2024 1.3 Diesel 363 Total Gasoline 287,133
Total Diesel 372,185
Total Onroad Construction Fuel Consumption
Gasoline Consumption Diesel Consumption
Worker Vendor Haul Worker Vendor Haul
Hotels 537,487 133,697 2,156 2,737 2,395 1,973,727
Theme Parks 866,016 155,579 65 4,211 2,787 59,561
Parking 271,572 69,132 18 1,383 1,239 16,413
Total 1,675,074 358,409 2,239 8,331 6,421 2,049,701
Trip Totals
Hotels Theme Parks Parking
Worker 13,707
Vendor 9,968
Hauling 732,677
Scaled Trips per Day
Hotel Worker Vendor Haul
Demolition 249 0 997
Grading 332 0 22004
Building Construction 2442 953 0
Paving 249 0 0
Architectural Coating 488 0 0
Total 3761 953 23001 27715
Theme Parks Worker Vendor Haul
Demolition 216 0 0
Site Preparation 388 0 0
Grading 302 0 719
Building Construction 1579 616 0
Paving 302 0 0
Architectural Coating 2210 616 0
Trenching 561 0 0
Total 5558 1232 719
Parking Worker Vendor Haul
Demolition 71 0 0
Grading 95 0 198
Building Construction 1263 493 0
Paving 71 0 0
Architectural Coating 253 0 0
Total 1753 493 198
Total 11073 2678 23918
Onroad Construction Energy Use Hotels
Year 2024
Vehicle Types MPG by Fuel Type Population by Fuel Type
GAS DSL ELEC GAS DSL ELEC Total
LDA 32.5 51.2 6,721,891 65,702 176,700 6,787,593
LDT1 27.8 23.2 779,749 337 9,098 780,085
LDT2 26.3 37.5 2,324,382 16,867 35,655 2,341,248
LHDT1 10.8 22.2 174,005 131,545 305,550
LHDT2 9.4 20.0 30,199 52,581 82,780
MCY 36.2 313,846 313,846
MDV 21.3 28.8 1,599,677 38,790 21,547 1,638,467
MH 5.3 10.8 34,296 13,472 47,768
MHDT 5.2 11.3 25,804 127,715 153,519
HHDT 4.4 7.2 74 112,561 112,635
OBUS 5.2 8.8 5,954 4,446 10,401
SBUS 9.3 7.8 2,938 6,710 9,648
UBUS 5.3 5.7 963 10 16 974
Input Trip Numbers Gasoline Consumption Diesel Consumption Phase Name Worker Vendor Hauling Worker Trip Length Vendor Trip Length Hauling Trip Length Worker Vendor Haul Worker Vendor Haul Demolition 249 0 997 18.5 10.2 20
Grading 332 0 22004 18.5 10.2 20
Building Construction 2442 953 0 18.5 10.2 20
Paving 249 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Architectural Coating 488 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Total 3761 953 23001
Adjusted for Construction Schedule
Demolition 13,707 - 54,826 18.5 10.2 20 9,554 0 165 49 0 151,356 Grading 9,968 - 660,124 18.5 10.2 20 6,948 0 1,990 35 0 1,822,371 Building Construction 732,677 285,919 - 18.5 10.2 20 510,701 133,697 0 2,601 2,395 0 Paving 4,984 - - 18.5 10.2 20 3,474 0 0 18 0 0
Architectural Coating 9,769 - - 18.5 10.2 20 6,809 0 0 35 0 0 537,487 133,697 2,156 2,737 2,395 1,973,727
Onroad Construction Energy Use Theme Parks
Year 2024
Vehicle Types MPG by Fuel Type Population by Fuel Type
GAS DSL ELEC GAS DSL ELEC Total
LDA 32.5 51.2 6,721,891 65,702 176,700 6,787,593
LDT1 27.8 23.2 779,749 337 9,098 780,085
LDT2 26.3 37.5 2,324,382 16,867 35,655 2,341,248
LHDT1 10.8 22.2 174,005 131,545 305,550
LHDT2 9.4 20.0 30,199 52,581 82,780
MCY 36.2 313,846 313,846
MDV 21.3 28.8 1,599,677 38,790 21,547 1,638,467
MH 5.3 10.8 34,296 13,472 47,768
MHDT 5.2 11.3 25,804 127,715 153,519
HHDT 4.4 7.2 74 112,561 112,635
OBUS 5.2 8.8 5,954 4,446 10,401
SBUS 9.3 7.8 2,938 6,710 9,648
UBUS 5.3 5.7 963 10 16 974
Input Trip Numbers Gasoline Consumption Diesel Consumption Phase Name Worker Vendor Hauling Worker Trip Length Vendor Trip Length Hauling Trip Length Worker Vendor Haul Worker Vendor Haul Demolition 216 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Site Preparation 388 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Grading 302 0 719 18.5 10.2 20
Building Construction 1579 616 0 18.5 10.2 20
Paving 302 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Architectural Coating 2210 616 0 18.5 10.2 20
Trenching 561 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Adjusted for Construction Schedule
Demolition 8,630 - - 18.5 10.2 20 6,015 0 0 31 0 0
Site Preparation 54,369 - - 18.5 10.2 20 37,897 0 0 193 0 0 Grading 9,062 - 21,575 18.5 10.2 20 6,316 0 65 32 0 59,561 Building Construction 221,043 86,259 - 18.5 10.2 20 154,074 40,335 0 785 723 0 Paving 9,062 - - 18.5 10.2 20 6,316 0 0 32 0 0
Architectural Coating 884,170 246,455 - 18.5 10.2 20 616,297 115,244 0 3,139 2,065 0 Trenching 56,095 - - 18.5 10.2 20 39,100 0 0 199 0 0
Total 1,242,430 332,714 21,575 866,016 155,579 65 4,211 2,787 59,561 Onroad Construction Energy Use Parking
Year 2024
Vehicle Types MPG by Fuel Type Population by Fuel Type
GAS DSL ELEC GAS DSL ELEC Total
LDA 32.5 51.2 6,721,891 65,702 176,700 6,787,593
LDT1 27.8 23.2 779,749 337 9,098 780,085
LDT2 26.3 37.5 2,324,382 16,867 35,655 2,341,248
LHDT1 10.8 22.2 174,005 131,545 305,550
LHDT2 9.4 20.0 30,199 52,581 82,780
MCY 36.2 313,846 313,846
MDV 21.3 28.8 1,599,677 38,790 21,547 1,638,467
MH 5.3 10.8 34,296 13,472 47,768
MHDT 5.2 11.3 25,804 127,715 153,519
HHDT 4.4 7.2 74 112,561 112,635
OBUS 5.2 8.8 5,954 4,446 10,401
SBUS 9.3 7.8 2,938 6,710 9,648
UBUS 5.3 5.7 963 10 16 974
Input Trip Numbers Gasoline Consumption Diesel Consumption Phase Name Worker Vendor Hauling Worker Trip Length Vendor Trip Length Hauling Trip Length Worker Vendor Haul Worker Vendor Haul Demolition 71 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Grading 95 0 198 18.5 10.2 20
Building Construction 1263 493 0 18.5 10.2 20
Paving 71 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Architectural Coating 253 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Adjusted for Construction Schedule
Demolition 1,427 - - 18.5 10.2 20 995 0 0 5 0 0
Grading 2,854 - 5,945 18.5 10.2 20 1,989 0 18 10 0 16,413 Building Construction 378,852 147,842 - 18.5 10.2 20 264,072 69,132 0 1,345 1,239 0 Paving 1,427 - - 18.5 10.2 20 995 0 0 5 0 0
Architectural Coating 5,051 - - 18.5 10.2 20 3,521 0 0 18 0 0 Total 389,611 147,842 5,945 271,572 69,132 18 1,383 1,239 16,413 Energy Use Summary
Construction Phase (gallons/construction period) Gasoline Diesel Construction Vehicles 287,133 372,185
Worker Trips 1,675,074 8,331
Vendor Trips 358,409 6,421
Haul Trucks 2,239 2,049,701
Total 2,322,854 2,436,639
Operations Phase (gallons/year) Gasoline Diesel
Natural Gas
(kBTU/yr) Electricity (kWh/yr)
Hotel 3,369,379 403,688 163,390,577 76,621,928
Theme Parks 2,952,307 353,718 2,117,836 210,984,078
Parking 0 0 0 114,399,859
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
All Land Uses 6,321,685 757,406 165,508,413 402,005,865 Operations Onroad Energy Use
Year 2045
Vehicle Types MPG by Fuel Type Population by Fuel Type
GAS DSL ELEC GAS DSL ELEC Total
LDA 41.8 63.5 8,203,816 101,295 535,504 8,305,111
LDT1 35.9 32.8 1,098,898 155 42,350 1,099,053
LDT2 36.3 47.6 2,999,671 30,692 137,095 3,030,363
LHDT1 13.0 26.7 194,285 224,772 419,057
LHDT2 11.3 24.0 34,872 91,970 126,842
MCY 35.6 461,389 461,389
MDV 29.8 36.9 1,940,360 69,119 101,486 2,009,479
MH 6.4 12.9 37,073 18,450 55,523
MHDT 6.4 14.0 30,372 186,232 216,604
HHDT 5.5 9.8 116 133,086 133,202
OBUS 6.4 10.9 6,602 7,043 13,645
SBUS 11.1 10.5 5,193 8,182 13,375
Trips/Day Trips/day Trips/day Trips/day Total VMT/day VMT/day VMT/day Trip Length Land Use Weekday Saturday Sunday Weekly Weekday Saturday Sunday Hotel 30,575 30,575 30,575 214,026 348,271 348,271 348,271 11.39 Theme Parks 26,790 26,790 26,790 187,533 305,161 305,161 305,161 11.39 Parking
Total 57,366 57,366 57,366 401,560 653,431 653,431 653,431 Fleet Mix
Land Use LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHD1 LHD2 MHD HHD OBUS UBUS MCY SBUS MH Total Hotel 0.474984646 0.033205532 0.248393342 0.149079278 0.031152943 0.00885756 0.017394135 0.007747264 0.000555472 0.000464535 0.024559837 0.000862541 0.002742921 100.0% Theme Parks 0.474984646 0.033205532 0.248393342 0.149079278 0.031152943 0.00885756 0.017394135 0.007747264 0.000555472 0.000464535 0.024559837 0.000862541 0.002742921 100.0% Parking
Vehicle Trips
Weekday Trips LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHDT1 LHDT2 MHDT HHDT Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Daily VMT Hotel 14523 1015 7595 4558 953 271 532 237 17 14 751 26 84 30,575 348,270.54 Theme Parks 12725 890 6655 3994 835 237 466 208 15 12 658 23 73 26,791 305,160.52 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Total 27248 1905 14249 8552 1787 508 998 444 32 27 1409 49 157 57,366 Saturday Trips LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHDT1 LHDT2 MHDT HHDT Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Daily VMT Hotel 14523 1015 7595 4558 953 271 532 237 17 14 751 26 84 30,575 348,270.54 Theme Parks 12725 890 6655 3994 835 237 466 208 15 12 658 23 73 26,791 305,160.52 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Total 27248 1905 14249 8552 1787 508 998 444 32 27 1409 49 157 57,366 Sunday Trips LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHDT1 LHDT2 MHDT HHDT Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Daily VMT Hotel 14523 1015 7595 4558 953 271 532 237 17 14 751 26 84 30575 348,270.54 Theme Parks 12725 890 6655 3994 835 237 466 208 15 12 658 23 73 26791 305,160.52 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Total 27248 1905 14249 8552 1787 508 998 444 32 27 1409 49 157 57,366 Gallons of Fuel
Gasoline LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV LHDT1 LHDT2 MHDT HHD Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Hotel 1,423,680 117,226 857,697 611,613 141,176 27,354 48,430 155 5,364 9,359 87,487 3,817 36,020 3,369,379 Theme Parks 1,247,453 102,716 751,529 535,906 123,700 23,968 42,435 136 4,700 8,200 76,658 3,344 31,561 2,952,307 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2,671,133 219,942 1,609,226 1,147,519 264,876 51,322 90,865 291 10,064 17,559 164,145 7,161 67,581 6,321,685 Total Gallons Gasoline Diesel LDA LDT1 LDT2 MDV OBUS LHDT2 MHDT HHD Obus Ubus MCY Sbus MH Total Hotel 11,560 18 6,697 17,624 79,376 33,920 135,408 100,393 3,345 0 0 6,383 8,964 403,688 Theme Parks 10,129 16 5,868 15,442 69,551 29,721 118,646 87,966 2,931 0 0 5,593 7,854 353,718 Parking 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
21,689 34 12,566 33,066 148,927 63,642 254,054 188,359 6,275 0 0 11,977 16,818 757,406 Total Gallons Diesel

0.812% 0.015% 0.781% 2.882% 56.225% 124.004% 279.595% 64704.450% 62.350% 0.000% 0.000% 167.252% 24.886% 7,079,091 Total Gallons of Diesel and Gasoline 65423.252%
34 Average MPG
Utilities
NaturalGas Use Electricity Use
Land Use kBTU/yr kWh/yr
Hotel 163,390,577 76,621,928
Theme Parks 2,117,836 210,984,078
Parking 0 114,399,859
0 0
0 Total 165,508,413 402,005,865
Offroad Construction Equipment Energy Use
PhaseName OffRoadEquipmentType
OffRoadEqui
pmentUnitA
mount UsageHours HorsePower Load Factor Horsepower Category Num Days Year Fuel Consumption Rate
(gal/hour) Fuel Type
Total Fuel Consumption
(gal/construction period)
Demolition Rubber Tired Dozers 2 8 367 0.4 300 913.77 2024 4.6 Diesel 27,080 Demolition Excavators 3 8 36 0.38 175 913.77 2024 2.9 Diesel 24,056 Demolition Concrete/Industrial Saws 1 8 33 0.73 100 913.77 2024 4.7 Gasoline 25,157 Grading Graders 1 8 148 0.41 175 498.42 2024 3.2 Diesel 5,167 Grading Excavators 2 8 36 0.38 175 498.42 2024 2.9 Diesel 8,748 Grading Tractors/Loaders/Backhoes 2 8 84 0.37 100 498.42 2024 1.6 Diesel 4,701 Grading Scrapers 2 8 423 0.48 300 498.42 2024 5.5 Diesel 21,155 Grading Rubber Tired Dozers 1 8 367 0.4 300 498.42 2024 4.6 Diesel 7,385 Building Construction Forklifts 3 8 82 0.2 100 4984.2 2024 2.0 Diesel 47,964 Building Construction Generator Sets 1 8 14 0.74 100 4984.2 2024 5.2 Gasoline 153,168 Building Construction Cranes 1 7 367 0.29 300 4984.2 2024 3.3 Diesel 33,089 Building Construction Welders 1 8 46 0.45 50 4984.2 2024 2.4 Gasoline 43,283 Building Construction Tractors/Loaders/Backhoes 3 7 84 0.37 100 4984.2 2024 1.6 Diesel 61,703 Paving Pavers 2 8 81 0.42 100 332.28 2024 1.7 Diesel 3,860 Paving Paving Equipment 2 8 89 0.36 100 332.28 2024 1.6 Diesel 3,130 Paving Rollers 2 8 36 0.38 100 332.28 2024 1.7 Diesel 3,423 Architectural Coating Air Compressors 1 6 37 0.48 100 332.28 2024 1.3 Diesel 1,267 Demolition and Site PreperationExcavators 3 8 36 0.38 175 40 2024 2.9 Diesel 1,053 Demolition and Site PreperationRubber Tired Loaders 1 8 33 0.73 300 40 2024 3.9 Diesel 919 Demolition and Site PreperationSkid Steer Loaders 1 8 71 0.37 50 40 2024 0.9 Diesel 110 Area Development Skid Steer Loaders 2 8 367 0.4 50 140 2024 0.9 Diesel 830 Area Development Forklifts 2 8 84 0.37 100 140 2024 2.0 Diesel 1,662 Area Development Excavators 2 8 36 0.38 175 140 2024 2.9 Diesel 2,457 Area Development Plate Compactors 2 8 8 0.43 25 140 2024 0.3 Gasoline 301 Area Development Cranes 1 8 367 0.29 300 140 2024 3.3 Diesel 1,062 Grading Excavators 1 8 36 0.38 175 30 2024 2.9 Diesel 263 Grading Skid Steer Loaders 2 8 71 0.37 50 30 2024 0.9 Diesel 165 Grading Rubber Tired Loaders 2 8 150 0.36 300 30 2024 3.9 Diesel 680 Grading Crawler Tractors 1 8 87 0.43 175 30 2024 3.3 Diesel 342 Grading Rollers 1 8 36 0.38 100 30 2024 1.7 Diesel 155
Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Cranes 3 8 367 0.29 300 140 2024 3.3 Diesel 3,187 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Skid Steer Loaders 1 8 84 0.37 50 140 2024 0.9 Diesel 384 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Aerial Lifts 4 8 46 0.31 75 140 2024 1.1 Diesel 1,547 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Forklifts 2 8 82 0.2 100 140 2024 2.0 Diesel 898 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Welders 5 8 46 0.45 50 140 2024 2.4 Gasoline 6,079 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Pumps 1 8 11 0.74 100 140 2024 1.3 Diesel 1,111 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Rubber Tired Loaders 1 8 150 0.36 300 140 2024 3.9 Diesel 1,586 Structure - Foundations and Vertical Structure Excavators 1 8 36 0.38 175 140 2024 2.9 Diesel 1,229 Enclosure and Roofing Cranes 2 8 367 0.29 300 100 2024 3.3 Diesel 1,517 Enclosure and Roofing Forklifts 2 8 82 0.2 100 100 2024 2.0 Diesel 642 Enclosure and Roofing Aerial Lifts 4 8 84 0.37 75 100 2024 1.1 Diesel 1,319 Curb and Paving Paving Equipment 1 8 82 0.42 100 30 2024 1.6 Diesel 165 Curb and Paving Pavers 1 8 81 0.42 100 30 2024 1.7 Diesel 174 Curb and Paving Rollers 1 8 36 0.38 100 30 2024 1.7 Diesel 155 Curb and Paving Graders 1 8 148 0.41 175 30 2024 3.2 Diesel 311 Curb and Paving Skid Steer Loaders 2 8 71 0.37 50 30 2024 0.9 Diesel 165 Curb and Paving Rubber Tired Loaders 1 8 150 0.36 300 30 2024 3.9 Diesel 340 Finishes Forklifts 6 8 37 0.48 100 400 2024 2.0 Diesel 18,476 Finishes Aerial Lifts 4 8 46 0.31 75 400 2024 1.1 Diesel 4,419 Finishes Sweepers/Scrubbers 1 8 36 0.46 75 400 2024 1.7 Diesel 2,478 Civil Utilities Excavators 2 8 36 0.38 175 100 2024 2.9 Diesel 1,755 Civil Utilities Skid Steer Loaders 2 8 71 0.37 50 100 2024 0.9 Diesel 549 Civil Utilities Rubber Tired Loaders 3 8 367 0.4 300 100 2024 3.9 Diesel 3,776 Civil Utilities Plate Compactors 2 8 8 0.43 25 100 2024 0.3 Gasoline 215 Structure - Deep Foundations Cranes 1 8 367 0.29 300 40 2024 3.3 Diesel 303 Structure - Deep Foundations Cement and Mortar Mixers 1 8 10 0.56 25 40 2024 0.4 Gasoline 69 Structure - Deep Foundations Skid Steer Loaders 1 8 71 0.37 50 40 2024 0.9 Diesel 110 Structure - Deep Foundations Forklifts 1 8 82 0.2 100 40 2024 2.0 Diesel 128 Demolition Rubber Tired Dozers 2 8 367 0.4 300 95.128 2024 4.6 Diesel 2,819 Demolition Excavators 3 8 36 0.38 175 95.128 2024 2.9 Diesel 2,504 Demolition Concrete/Industrial Saws 1 8 33 0.73 100 95.128 2024 4.7 Gasoline 2,619 Grading Graders 1 8 148 0.41 175 142.692 2024 3.2 Diesel 1,479 Grading Excavators 2 8 36 0.38 175 142.692 2024 2.9 Diesel 2,504 Grading Tractors/Loaders/Backhoes 2 8 84 0.37 100 142.692 2024 1.6 Diesel 1,346 Grading Scrapers 2 8 423 0.48 300 142.692 2024 5.5 Diesel 6,057 Grading Rubber Tired Dozers 1 8 367 0.4 300 142.692 2024 4.6 Diesel 2,114 Building Construction Forklifts 3 8 82 0.2 100 1426.92 2024 2.0 Diesel 13,731 Building Construction Generator Sets 1 8 14 0.74 100 1426.92 2024 5.2 Gasoline 43,850 Building Construction Cranes 1 7 367 0.29 300 1426.92 2024 3.3 Diesel 9,473 Building Construction Welders 1 8 46 0.45 50 1426.92 2024 2.4 Gasoline 12,391 Building Construction Tractors/Loaders/Backhoes 3 7 84 0.37 100 1426.92 2024 1.6 Diesel 17,665 Paving Pavers 2 8 81 0.42 100 95.128 2024 1.7 Diesel 1,105 Paving Paving Equipment 2 8 89 0.36 100 95.128 2024 1.6 Diesel 896 Paving Rollers 2 8 36 0.38 100 95.128 2024 1.7 Diesel 980 Architectural Coating Air Compressors 1 6 37 0.48 100 95.128 2024 1.3 Diesel 363 Total Gasoline 287,133
Total Diesel 372,185
Total Onroad Construction Fuel Consumption
Gasoline Consumption Diesel Consumption
Worker Vendor Haul Worker Vendor Haul
Hotels 537,487 133,697 2,156 2,737 2,395 1,973,727
Theme Parks 866,016 155,579 65 4,211 2,787 59,561
Parking 271,572 69,132 18 1,383 1,239 16,413
Total 1,675,074 358,409 2,239 8,331 6,421 2,049,701
2,035,721 2,064,454
Trip Totals
Hotels Theme Parks Parking
Worker 13,707
Vendor 9,968
Hauling 732,677
Scaled Trips per Day
Hotel Worker Vendor Haul
Demolition 249 0 997
Grading 332 0 22004
Building Construction 2442 953 0
Paving 249 0 0
Architectural Coating 488 0 0
Total 3761 953 23001 27715
Theme Parks Worker Vendor Haul
Demolition 216 0 0
Site Preparation 388 0 0
Grading 302 0 719
Building Construction 1579 616 0
Paving 302 0 0
Architectural Coating 2210 616 0
Trenching 561 0 0
Total 5558 1232 719
Parking Worker Vendor Haul
Demolition 71 0 0
Grading 95 0 198
Building Construction 1263 493 0
Paving 71 0 0
Architectural Coating 253 0 0
Total 1753 493 198
Total 11073 2678 23918
Onroad Construction Energy Use Hotels
Year 2024
Vehicle Types MPG by Fuel Type Population by Fuel Type
GAS DSL ELEC GAS DSL ELEC Total
LDA 32.5 51.2 6,721,891 65,702 176,700 6,787,593
LDT1 27.8 23.2 779,749 337 9,098 780,085
LDT2 26.3 37.5 2,324,382 16,867 35,655 2,341,248
LHDT1 10.8 22.2 174,005 131,545 305,550
LHDT2 9.4 20.0 30,199 52,581 82,780
MCY 36.2 313,846 313,846
MDV 21.3 28.8 1,599,677 38,790 21,547 1,638,467
MH 5.3 10.8 34,296 13,472 47,768
MHDT 5.2 11.3 25,804 127,715 153,519
HHDT 4.4 7.2 74 112,561 112,635
OBUS 5.2 8.8 5,954 4,446 10,401
SBUS 9.3 7.8 2,938 6,710 9,648
UBUS 5.3 5.7 963 10 16 974
Input Trip Numbers Gasoline Consumption Diesel Consumption Phase Name Worker Vendor Hauling Worker Trip Length Vendor Trip Length Hauling Trip Length Worker Vendor Haul Worker Vendor Haul Demolition 249 0 997 18.5 10.2 20
Grading 332 0 22004 18.5 10.2 20
Building Construction 2442 953 0 18.5 10.2 20
Paving 249 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Architectural Coating 488 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Total 3761 953 23001
Adjusted for Construction Schedule
Demolition 13,707 - 54,826 18.5 10.2 20 9,554 0 165 49 0 151,356 Grading 9,968 - 660,124 18.5 10.2 20 6,948 0 1,990 35 0 1,822,371 Building Construction 732,677 285,919 - 18.5 10.2 20 510,701 133,697 0 2,601 2,395 0 Paving 4,984 - - 18.5 10.2 20 3,474 0 0 18 0 0
Architectural Coating 9,769 - - 18.5 10.2 20 6,809 0 0 35 0 0 537,487 133,697 2,156 2,737 2,395 1,973,727
Onroad Construction Energy Use Theme Parks
Year 2024
Vehicle Types MPG by Fuel Type Population by Fuel Type
GAS DSL ELEC GAS DSL ELEC Total
LDA 32.5 51.2 6,721,891 65,702 176,700 6,787,593
LDT1 27.8 23.2 779,749 337 9,098 780,085
LDT2 26.3 37.5 2,324,382 16,867 35,655 2,341,248
LHDT1 10.8 22.2 174,005 131,545 305,550
LHDT2 9.4 20.0 30,199 52,581 82,780
MCY 36.2 313,846 313,846
MDV 21.3 28.8 1,599,677 38,790 21,547 1,638,467
MH 5.3 10.8 34,296 13,472 47,768
MHDT 5.2 11.3 25,804 127,715 153,519
HHDT 4.4 7.2 74 112,561 112,635
OBUS 5.2 8.8 5,954 4,446 10,401
SBUS 9.3 7.8 2,938 6,710 9,648
UBUS 5.3 5.7 963 10 16 974
Input Trip Numbers Gasoline Consumption Diesel Consumption Phase Name Worker Vendor Hauling Worker Trip Length Vendor Trip Length Hauling Trip Length Worker Vendor Haul Worker Vendor Haul Demolition 216 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Site Preparation 388 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Grading 302 0 719 18.5 10.2 20
Building Construction 1579 616 0 18.5 10.2 20
Paving 302 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Architectural Coating 2210 616 0 18.5 10.2 20
Trenching 561 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
5558 1232 719
Adjusted for Construction Schedule
Demolition 8,630 - - 18.5 10.2 20 6,015 0 0 31 0 0
Site Preparation 54,369 - - 18.5 10.2 20 37,897 0 0 193 0 0 Grading 9,062 - 21,575 18.5 10.2 20 6,316 0 65 32 0 59,561 Building Construction 221,043 86,259 - 18.5 10.2 20 154,074 40,335 0 785 723 0 Paving 9,062 - - 18.5 10.2 20 6,316 0 0 32 0 0
Architectural Coating 884,170 246,455 - 18.5 10.2 20 616,297 115,244 0 3,139 2,065 0 Trenching 56,095 - - 18.5 10.2 20 39,100 0 0 199 0 0
Total 1,242,430 332,714 21,575 866,016 155,579 65 4,211 2,787 59,561 Onroad Construction Energy Use Parking
Year 2024
Vehicle Types MPG by Fuel Type Population by Fuel Type
GAS DSL ELEC GAS DSL ELEC Total
LDA 32.5 51.2 6,721,891 65,702 176,700 6,787,593
LDT1 27.8 23.2 779,749 337 9,098 780,085
LDT2 26.3 37.5 2,324,382 16,867 35,655 2,341,248
LHDT1 10.8 22.2 174,005 131,545 305,550
LHDT2 9.4 20.0 30,199 52,581 82,780
MCY 36.2 313,846 313,846
MDV 21.3 28.8 1,599,677 38,790 21,547 1,638,467
MH 5.3 10.8 34,296 13,472 47,768
MHDT 5.2 11.3 25,804 127,715 153,519
HHDT 4.4 7.2 74 112,561 112,635
OBUS 5.2 8.8 5,954 4,446 10,401
SBUS 9.3 7.8 2,938 6,710 9,648
UBUS 5.3 5.7 963 10 16 974
Input Trip Numbers Gasoline Consumption Diesel Consumption Phase Name Worker Vendor Hauling Worker Trip Length Vendor Trip Length Hauling Trip Length Worker Vendor Haul Worker Vendor Haul Demolition 71 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Grading 95 0 198 18.5 10.2 20
Building Construction 1263 493 0 18.5 10.2 20
Paving 71 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Architectural Coating 253 0 0 18.5 10.2 20
Adjusted for Construction Schedule
Demolition 1,427 - - 18.5 10.2 20 995 0 0 5 0 0
Grading 2,854 - 5,945 18.5 10.2 20 1,989 0 18 10 0 16,413 Building Construction 378,852 147,842 - 18.5 10.2 20 264,072 69,132 0 1,345 1,239 0 Paving 1,427 - - 18.5 10.2 20 995 0 0 5 0 0
Architectural Coating 5,051 - - 18.5 10.2 20 3,521 0 0 18 0 0 Total 389,611 147,842 5,945 271,572 69,132 18 1,383 1,239 16,413 Appendix F
Paleontological Records Search Results

Research & Collections
e-mail: [email protected]
June 10, 2021
PSOMAS
Attn: Charles Cisneros
re: Paleontological resources for project 3WDI000400
Dear Charles:

I have conducted a thorough search of our paleontology collection records for the locality and specimen data for proposed development at the 3WDI000400 project area as outlined on the portion of the Anaheim USGS topographic quadrangle map that you sent to me via e-mail on June 4, 2021. We do not have any fossil localities that lie directly within the proposed project area, but we do have fossil localities nearby from the same sedimentary deposits that occur in the proposed project area, either at the surface or at depth.

The following table shows the closest known localities in the collection of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.

Locality
Number Location Formation Taxa Depth

LACM VP
1652
Rio Vista Avenue
south of Lincoln
Avenue
Alluvium
(Pleistocene) Sheep (Ovis)
Unknown
(excavations
for housing
project)

LACM VP
7867
former El Toro
Marine Base
Unknown formation
(Pleistocene) Rodent (Rodentia) 25 ft bgs

LACM VP
6370-6371
near the
intersection of
Superior Avenue &
Pacific Coast
Highway; Newport
Beach
Terrace deposits
(Pleistocene, silty
sandstones) Horse (Equus)
Unknown
(found during
grading for
parking lot
construction)

LACM VP
3291
Sunset Beach at
low tide, 50 yards
north of Anderson
Street & west of
Pacific Coast
Highway
Unknown Formation
(Pleistocene) Camel (Camelops hesternus) Surface
4185-4187,
4195-4201
Coyote Creek,
adjacent to Ralph B
Clark Regional Park
La Habra Formation
(Pleistocene; sandy
silt shot through
Bison (Bison), camel
(Camelops), horse (Equus),
unidentified artiodactyl,
Surface, in
creek bed
in West Coyote Hills with caliche) mammoth (Mammuthus), mastodon (Mamut), elephant
family (Proboscidea), dire wolf
(Canis dirus), Coyote (C.
latrans), deer (Odocoileus),
dwarf pronghorn (Capromeryx),
horse (Equus), camel
(Camelops); sea duck
(Chendytes)
VP, Vertebrate Paleontology; IP, Invertebrate Paleontology; bgs, below ground surface This records search covers only the records of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (“NHMLA”). It is not intended as a paleontological assessment of the project area for the purposes of CEQA or NEPA. Potentially fossil-bearing units are present in the project area, either at the surface or in the subsurface. As such, NHMLA recommends that a full paleontological assessment of the project area be conducted by a paleontologist meeting Bureau of Land Management or Society of Vertebrate Paleontology standards.

Sincerely,
Alyssa Bell, Ph.D.

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
enclosure: invoice
Appendix G
Hazardous Materials Database Search

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
TC6781597.2s EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1
A search of available environmental records was conducted by Environmental Data Resources, Inc (EDR).

The report was designed to assist parties seeking to meet the search requirements of EPA’s Standards and Practices for All Appropriate Inquiries (40 CFR Part 312), the ASTM Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments (E1527-21), the ASTM Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments for Forestland or Rural Property (E 2247-16), the ASTM Standard Practice for Limited Environmental Due Diligence: Transaction Screen Process (E 1528-14) or custom requirements developed for the evaluation of environmental risk associated with a parcel of real estate.

SUBJECT PROPERTY INFORMATION

ADDRESS
INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

TARGET PROPERTY SEARCH RESULTS
The Target Property was identified in the following databases.

Page Numbers and Map Identifcations refer to the EDR Area/Corridor Report where detailed data on individual sites can be reviewed.

Sites listed in bold italics are in multiple databases.

STANDARD ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDS
Lists of Federal CERCLA sites with NFRAP
SEMS-ARCHIVE: Superfund Enterprise Management System Archive A review of the SEMS-ARCHIVE list, as provided by EDR, and dated 10/20/2021 has revealed that there is 1 SEMS-ARCHIVE site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
CORCORAN MFG CO INC 1745 S HASTER ST AT424 / 5 1266
Site ID: 0901009
EPA Id: CAD008266140
Lists of Federal RCRA generators
RCRA-LQG: RCRA - Large Quantity Generators
A review of the RCRA-LQG list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/13/2021 has revealed that there are 7 RCRA-LQG sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
DISNEYLAND HOTEL 1150 W. MAGIC WAY X190 / 5 388
EPA ID:: CAD115501777
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614

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EPA ID:: CAD027828250
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE291 / 5 977 EPA ID:: CAP000259564
CHEVRON 302222 100 E KATELLA BK627 / 5 1626
EPA ID:: CAD981460470
CVS PHARMACY # 10225 1803 SOUTH HARBOR BL BE670 / 5 1733 EPA ID:: CAR000250159
DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1900 S HARBOR BLVD CM875 / 5 2222
EPA ID:: CAP000304147
DISNEYLAND RESORT (R 1900 S. HARBOR BLVD. CM876 / 5 2225 EPA ID:: CAR000202242
RCRA-SQG: RCRA - Small Quantity Generators
A review of the RCRA-SQG list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/13/2021 has revealed that there are 25 RCRA-SQG sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
ORANGE CO DEPT OF AG 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD C13 / 2 114
EPA ID:: CAD000629675
TEXACO KHALS 519 W BALL RD K80 / 2 222
EPA ID:: CAD983592809
USPS ANAHEIM HOLIDAY 1180 W BALL ROAD P114 / 1 269
EPA ID:: CA2180090464
IMPORTS OF ANAHEIM 1221 W HARBOR S146 / 5 323
EPA ID:: CAD983586850
SHARPSHOOTER SPECTRU 1313 S HARBOR BLVD T Z238 / 5 719
EPA ID:: CAR000018770
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE297 / 5 990
EPA ID:: CAD980893390
DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1585 S MANCHESTER AG336 / 5 1083
EPA ID:: CAP000304162
DISNEYLAND CENTRAL P 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ362 / 4 1147
EPA ID:: CAT000623926
SEPHORA STORE 30 ANA 1570 SOUTH DISNEYLAN AI366 / 5 1152 EPA ID:: CAR000147470
CORCORAN MFG CO INC 1745 S HASTER ST AT424 / 5 1266
EPA ID:: CAD008266140
CRUISE AMERICA 1710 S ANAHEIM AT431 / 5 1278
EPA ID:: CAD982318248
SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTIME ST AW446 / 5 1296 EPA ID:: CAR000010298
FLOUROCARBON CO 1754 S CLEMENTINE ST BB493 / 5 1390
EPA ID:: CAD981388838
DEWEY PEST CONTROL 1813 S MANCHESTER BL AZ495 / 5 1405
EPA ID:: CAD981431547
ALS TEXACO 100 W KATELLA BK665 / 5 1718

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EPA ID:: CAD983602343
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
EPA ID:: CAD982489627
COWBOY AUTO 1763 HASTER BX762 / 5 2009
EPA ID:: CAD983596891
SATELLITE CLEANERS 1831 S MANCHESTER CD779 / 5 2037
EPA ID:: CAD981966799
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORA 1901 SOUTH MANCHESTE CH817 / 5 2110 EPA ID:: CAD981399157
BUCHNER & YOUNG DBA 777 CONVENTION WAY CK858 / 5 2179
EPA ID:: CAD982503963
FUJI PHOTO FILM U S 1850 WEST ST CO890 / 5 2253
EPA ID:: CAP000040444
ARCO FACILITY NO 097 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW945 / 5 2376
EPA ID:: CAR000101741
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR CW976 / 5 2414
EPA ID:: CAR000085548
PHOTO EXPRESS 527 W CHAPMAN DG1053 / 8 2572
EPA ID:: CAD981430572
LORDS CLEANERS 509 W CHAPMAN DG1054 / 8 2575
EPA ID:: CAD981984404
RCRA-VSQG: RCRA - Very Small Quantity Generators (Formerly Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators)
A review of the RCRA-VSQG list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/13/2021 has revealed that there is 1 RCRA-VSQG site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
WALGREEN STORE 9977 1802 S HARBOR BP678 / 5 1778
Federal ERNS list
ERNS: Emergency Response Notification System
A review of the ERNS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 06/14/2021 has revealed that there are 7 ERNS sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
Not reported 1234 WEST POWELL ST U163 / 5 348
NRC Report #: 1183706
Incident Date Time: 2017-07-10 20:15:00
Not reported 1150 WEST MAGIC WAY X191 / 5 398
NRC Report #: 1187686
Incident Date Time: 2017-08-18 07:58:00
Not reported 1150 WEST MAGIC WAY X196 / 5 515

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NRC Report #: 1265134
Incident Date Time: 11/29/2019 12:30
Not reported 1150 WEST MAGIC WAY X199 / 5 518
NRC Report #: 1265136
Incident Date Time: 11/29/2019 12:30
Not reported 100 EAST KATELLA AVE BK629 / 5 1630
NRC Report #: 1170629
Incident Date Time: 2017-02-09 06:28:00
Not reported 100 EAST KATELLA AVE BK634 / 5 1639
NRC Report #: 1133680
Incident Date Time: 2015-11-17 10:15:00
Not reported 100 EAST KATELLA AVE BK638 / 5 1643
NRC Report #: 1134302
Incident Date Time: 2015-11-25 07:00:00
Lists of state- and tribal hazardous waste facilities
ENVIROSTOR: EnviroStor Database
A review of the ENVIROSTOR list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/22/2021 has revealed that there are 3 ENVIROSTOR sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
HARBOR CAMPUS 1000-1010 HARBOR BOU C7 / 2 102
Facility Id: 30880001
Status: No Action Required
SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S. HARBOR BOULE Z229 / 5 609
Facility Id: 71003465
Status: Inactive - Needs Evaluation
SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S. HARBOR BOULE Z259 / 5 851
Facility Id: 71003438
Status: Inactive - Needs Evaluation
Lists of state and tribal leaking storage tanks
LUST: Geotracker’s Leaking Underground Fuel Tank Report A review of the LUST list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 65 LUST sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
SHERATON-ANAHEIM MOT 1015 W BALL RD E30 / 2 138
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 90UT262
ARCO FACILITY NO. 00 1037 W BALL RD H50 / 2 172
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 89UT025
ARCO #0072 1037 BALL H57 / 2 180
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Global ID: T0605900906
Facility Status: Case Closed
PRESTIGE STATIONS IN 1037 W BALL RD H63 / 2 197
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900906
Status: Completed - Case Closed
DAHS SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD K69 / 2 207
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605902019
Status: Completed - Case Closed
INTERSTATE ELECTRONI 1001 BALL I83 / 2 226
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900421
Global ID: T0605900421
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS U 601 BALL RD. W. M86 / 2 230
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605982279
Global ID: T0605982279
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Preliminary site assessment underway
ANAHEIM SHERATON 1015 BALL J88 / 2 235
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901263
Global ID: T0605901263
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 BALL RD N91 / 2 241
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901546
Facility Status: Case Closed
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 W BALL RD N95 / 2 246
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901546
Status: Completed - Case Closed
U S POST OFFICE 1180 W BALL RD P104 / 1 256
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901785
Status: Completed - Case Closed
STOP N SHOP 1198 P118 / 1 275
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605902268
Facility Status: Preliminary site assessment workplan submitted STOP N SHOP 1198 W BALL RD P132 / 1 303
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605902268
Status: Open - Eligible for Closure
U S POST OFFICE 1180 BALL RD 136 / 5 314
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Global ID: T0605901785
Facility Status: Case Closed
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT ST T150 / 4 332
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901911
Global ID: T0605901911
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 HARBOR W180 / 5 373
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605900045
Facility Status: Case Closed
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W183 / 5 375
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900045
Status: Completed - Case Closed
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W188 / 5 382
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 90UT249
DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z208 / 5 526
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901936
Global Id: T0605900717
Global Id: T0605901880
Global Id: T0605902330
Status: Completed - Case Closed
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z210 / 5 538
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605999311
Facility Status: Case Closed
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T060597891
Global ID: T0605900717
Global ID: T0605901880
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 W HARBOR BLVD. Z250 / 5 843
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605999311
Status: Completed - Case Closed
DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH317 / 5 1026
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901936
Facility Status: Case Closed
DISNEYLAND-AUTOPIA 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH318 / 5 1027
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605902330
Facility Status: Remedial action (cleanup) Underway
DISNEYLAND 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH323 / 5 1032
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Facility Id: 88UT106
CENTRAL PLANTS, INC. 1600 WALNUT ST AJ360 / 4 1136
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605902089
Facility Status: Case Closed
SEMPRA ENERGY FAC MG 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ361 / 4 1138
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605902089
Status: Completed - Case Closed
ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 S CLEMENTINE ST AQ403 / 5 1231 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605902163
Status: Completed - Case Closed
ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 CLEMENTINE ST AQ404 / 5 1233
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605902163
Facility Status: Case Closed
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL-C 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV457 / 5 1334 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605902044
Global Id: T0605902134
Status: Completed - Case Closed
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV459 / 5 1339
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605902134
Facility Status: Leak being confirmed
UNOCAL 1779 HARBOR BA500 / 5 1418
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605949878
Global ID: T0605949878
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
UNOCAL 1779 S HARBOR BLVD BE517 / 5 1447
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 86UT046
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 KATELLA AVE BF520 / 5 1449
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605902020
Facility Status: Case Closed
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA AVE BF522 / 5 1452
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605902020
Status: Completed - Case Closed
HERTZ RENT-A-CAR 221 KATELLA AVE., W. BD527 / 5 1457
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605943939
Global ID: T0605943939
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
SHELL #1101 1101 KATELLA AVE BN566 / 5 1534
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Global ID: T0605902021
Facility Status: Case Closed
SHELL #1101 1101 W KATELLA AVE BN568 / 5 1537
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605902021
Status: Completed - Case Closed
CONVENTION SHELL 1101 W KATELLA AVE BN573 / 5 1541
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 86UT165
SHELL OIL CO 1101 W KATELLA BN577 / 5 1548
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900279
Global ID: T0605900279
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
STEINER CORPORATION 1755 HASTER BK580 / 5 1555
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900866
Global ID: T0605900866
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
MEDDOCK MOBIL 100 KATELLA AVE BK584 / 5 1563
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605900554
Facility Status: Case Closed
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 818 KATELLA AVE 585 / 5 1564
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605900569
Facility Status: Case Closed
KATELLA CAR WASH (FO 350 KATELLA AVE BL587 / 5 1566
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901378
Facility Status: Case Closed
MOBIL #18-106 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP600 / 5 1573
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901251
Status: Completed - Case Closed
HH CORNER, LLC 1800 S HARBOR BLVD. BP601 / 5 1577
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 91UT012
MOBIL #18-106 1800 HARBOR BLVD BP604 / 5 1582
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901251
Facility Status: Case Closed
95321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE612 / 5 1597
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605902232
Status: Completed - Case Closed
CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 HARBOR BLVD BE614 / 5 1602
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Global ID: T0605902232
Facility Id: 89UT052
Facility Status: Case Closed
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 KATELLA AVE BK621 / 5 1618
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901304
Facility Status: Remedial action (cleanup) Underway
MOBIL STATION 100 E KATELLA AVE BK631 / 5 1632
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 87UT244
MEDDOCK MOBIL 100 E KATELLA AVE BK632 / 5 1636
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900554
Status: Completed - Case Closed
EAGLE CAR WASH 350 W KATELLA AVE BR649 / 5 1702
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901378
Status: Completed - Case Closed
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 W KATELLA AVE BK656 / 5 1709
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901304
Status: Completed - Case Closed
ALS TEXACO SUC 100 W KATELLA BK666 / 5 1721
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 90UT266
UNITED COURIER INC 818 W KATELLA AVE 679 / 5 1781
Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 87UT195
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900945
Global ID: T0605900945
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
PAN PACIFIC HOTEL 1717 S WEST ST BU752 / 5 1996
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901606
Status: Completed - Case Closed
DANA EDWARDS 1901 MANCHESTER CH815 / 5 2107
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900745
Global ID: T0605900745
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Id: 86UT077
Facility Status: Case Closed
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP897 / 5 2262 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605902045

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Status: Completed - Case Closed
ANAHEIM MARRIOT 700 CONVENTION WAY CP901 / 5 2269
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605902045
Facility Status: Case Closed
SHELL #2100 2100 HARBOR BLVD CW928 / 5 2324
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Global ID: T0605900267
Facility Id: 87UT268
Facility Status: Case Closed
THRIFTY OIL #359 2101 HARBOR BLVD CV930 / 5 2326
Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901878
Facility Status: Remedial action (cleanup) Underway
THRIFTY OIL #359 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW949 / 5 2383
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901878
Status: Completed - Case Closed
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR CW976 / 5 2414
Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900267
Status: Completed - Case Closed
CPS-SLIC: Statewide SLIC Cases
A review of the CPS-SLIC list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 2 CPS-SLIC sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
Database: SLIC REG 8, Date of Government Version: 04/03/2008 Database: CPS-SLIC, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021 Facility Status: Closed
Global Id: SLT8R1284126
Facility Status: Completed - Case Closed
SATELLITE CLEANERS, 1730 SOUTH CLEMENTIN AW447 / 5 1302 Database: CPS-SLIC, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021 Global Id: T10000006104
Facility Status: Completed - Case Closed
Lists of state and tribal registered storage tanks
UST: Active UST Facilities
A review of the UST list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 43 UST sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
SHERATON HOTEL 1015 W BALL RD E26 / 2 134
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Facility Id: 11856
G & M OIL #8 1200 HARBOR S 35 / 2 144
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4883
JINS HARBOR SHELL 601 W BALL RD G39 / 2 147
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 7688
PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD G41 / 2 149
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-002456
ARCO-ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H54 / 2 178
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 735
ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H61 / 2 196
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-000083
KHALS SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD K70 / 2 211
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 2412
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 4530 TORRANCE BLVD H89 / 2 238
Database: TORRANCE UST, Date of Government Version: 02/02/2021 Facility Id: 3848
Facility Status: A
MIKES EXXON (EXXON 7 1100 W BALL RD N98 / 2 250
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 2395
ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL RD P119 / 1 276
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 998
H & H GASOLINE 1198 W BALL ROAD P129 / 1 301
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-002915
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 S WALNUT ST T157 / 4 340
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 10965
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W183 / 5 375
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4495
DISNEYLAND 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z242 / 5 834
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 3609
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z257 / 5 849
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-000463
DISNEYLAND PACIFIC H 1717 SOUTHWEST ST AO390 / 5 1207
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 9571
PARADISE PIER HOTEL 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR AR410 / 5 1239 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Facility Id: 30-011-001400
ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST AS415 / 5 1253 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-000222
ANAHEIM RESORT PUMP 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST AS416 / 5 1254 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 3157
STEINER CORP 1755 S HASTER ST AV441 / 5 1292
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4491
ACCURATE AUTOMOTIVE 1763 S HASTER ST AV470 / 5 1354
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 7637
HERTZ CORPORATION 221 W KATELLA AVE BD505 / 5 1439
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4261
HERTZ RENT-A-CAR (71 221 W KATELLA AVE BD511 / 5 1444
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-000351
DAVES USED CARS 231 W KATELLA AVE BD512 / 5 1445
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 11469
UNOCAL #4227 1779 S HARBOR BLVD # BE516 / 5 1447
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4485
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA AVE BF523 / 5 1454
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 1826
SHELL (0222-1400) 1101 W KATELLA AVE BN575 / 5 1543
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4498
MOBIL STATION (18-10 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP590 / 5 1568
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 2399
MIKE FLYNN CHEVRON S 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE605 / 5 1584
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 3471
CHEVRON STATION #302 100 E KATELLA AVE BK619 / 5 1618
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-001766
SATELLITE MOBIL 100 E KATELLA AVE BK620 / 5 1618
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 2400
EAGLE CAR WASH 350 W KATELLA AVE BR649 / 5 1702
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 9595
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT710 / 5 1910
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-000769
AVIS RENT A CAR SYST 200 W KATELLA AVE BW740 / 5 1983
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Facility Id: 30-011-000381
AVIS RENT A CAR 200 W KATELLA AVE BW743 / 5 1987
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4259
CULLIGAN WATER 1911 S MANCHESTER AV CH824 / 5 2126
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 5356
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP897 / 5 2262 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-001275
TARGET STATION 82 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW937 / 5 2334
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 5025
ARCO 42136 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW939 / 5 2346
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-000446
ARCO (AM/PM MINI MRK 2101 S HARBOR BLVD # CW950 / 5 2386 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 3539
ANAHEIM GASOLINE FOO 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW963 / 5 2398
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-000460
SHELL (0222-28) 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW971 / 5 2410
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4058
DOLLAR RENT A CAR SY 2132 S HARBOR BLVD CX980 / 5 2435
Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 2825
AST: Aboveground Petroleum Storage Tank Facilities
A review of the AST list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 5 AST sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
TRANSPORTATION REFUL 1415 S DISNEYLAND DR AC277 / 5 898 Database: AST, Date of Government Version: 07/06/2016
Not reported 800 W KATELLA AVE BT701 / 5 1821
Database: AST, Date of Government Version: 07/06/2016
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
Database: AST, Date of Government Version: 07/06/2016
Not reported 777 W. CONVENTION WA CK855 / 5 2176
Database: AST, Date of Government Version: 07/06/2016
HHC HA TRS, INC. D/B 777 W CONVENTION WAY CK857 / 5 2178 Database: AST, Date of Government Version: 07/06/2016

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Lists of state and tribal brownfield sites
BROWNFIELDS: Considered Brownfieds Sites Listing
A review of the BROWNFIELDS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/20/2021 has revealed that there is 1 BROWNFIELDS site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTIME ST AW446 / 5 1296

ADDITIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDS
Local Lists of Landfill / Solid Waste Disposal Sites
WMUDS/SWAT: Waste Management Unit Database
A review of the WMUDS/SWAT list, as provided by EDR, and dated 04/01/2000 has revealed that there is 1 WMUDS/SWAT site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
GARDEN GROVE-LONGSDO HARBOR & CHAPMAN DF1049 / 8 2567
HAULERS: Registered Waste Tire Haulers Listing
A review of the HAULERS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/14/2021 has revealed that there are 2 HAULERS sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z245 / 5 840
Facility ID: 1295679
WEST COUNTY TIRE AND 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1046 / 8 2566
Facility ID: 1227714
Local Lists of Hazardous waste / Contaminated Sites
SCH: School Property Evaluation Program
A review of the SCH list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/22/2021 has revealed that there is 1 SCH site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
HARBOR CAMPUS 1000-1010 HARBOR BOU C7 / 2 102
Facility Id: 30880001
Status: No Action Required

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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CDL: Clandestine Drug Labs
A review of the CDL list, as provided by EDR, and dated 12/31/2019 has revealed that there are 5 CDL sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
Not reported 1544 S HARBOR BLVD, AD304 / 5 1009
Facility Id: 2003-01-062
ANAHEIM PLAZA HOTEL 1700 S HARBOR BLVD AP397 / 5 1217
Facility Id: 2000-05-099
Not reported 1700 SOUTH CLEMENTIN AQ407 / 5 1235
Facility Id: 1996-05-003
Not reported 415 W. KATELLA AVE ( BM563 / 5 1530
Facility Id: 1997-03-056
Not reported 2200 S HARBOR BLVD, 1019 / 8 2502
Facility Id: 2005-05-036
CERS HAZ WASTE: CERS HAZ WASTE
A review of the CERS HAZ WASTE list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/15/2021 has revealed that there are 23 CERS HAZ WASTE sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD G47 / 2 154
ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H58 / 2 181
ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL RD P128 / 1 285
DISNEYLAND HOTEL 1150 W MAGIC WAY X195 / 5 402
WALGREENS #15920 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z227 / 5 605
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
SEPHORA STORE 30 ANA 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR AI368 / 5 1157 ALSCO 1750 S ZEYN ST AX482 / 5 1367
CHEVRON 302222 100 E KATELLA AT HAS BK641 / 5 1646
CVS PHARMACY # 10225 1803 S HARBOR BLVD BE671 / 5 1742
WALGREENS #9977 1802 S HARBOR BLVD BP675 / 5 1767
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
HHC HA TRS, INC. D/B 777 W CONVENTION WAY CK847 / 5 2158 ANAHEIM MARRIOT 700 CONVENTION WAY CP901 / 5 2269
STATION 082 2101 S HARBOR BL CW938 / 5 2334
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR CW976 / 5 2414
OC FULL-TECH AUTOMOT 450 W WILKEN WAY C DA991 / 8 2448
TWINS AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY DA1001 / 8 2472
CHAPMAN AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA1003 / 8 2478 LAWRENCE AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY DA1023 / 8 2513
BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS 2320 S HARBOR BLVD DD1039 / 8 2546 GOODYEAR CERTIFIED A 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1041 / 8 2556
LORDS’ CLEANERS 509 W CHAPMAN AVE DG1057 / 8 2581

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PFAS: PFAS Contamination Site Location Listing
A review of the PFAS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/07/2021 has revealed that there is 1 PFAS site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
WELL 55 AS418 / 5 1254
Local Lists of Registered Storage Tanks
SWEEPS UST: SWEEPS UST Listing
A review of the SWEEPS UST list, as provided by EDR, and dated 06/01/1994 has revealed that there are 31 SWEEPS UST sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
SHELL (0222-3406) 601 W BALL RD G49 / 2 171
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 7688
ARCO FACILITY NO. 00 1037 W BALL RD H50 / 2 172
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4530
ELDAH SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD K68 / 2 205
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 2412
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 BALL RD N91 / 2 241
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 2395
HOLIDAY STATION 1180 W BALL RD P108 / 1 261
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 8139
ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL RD P126 / 1 282
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 998
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 S WALNUT ST T157 / 4 340
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 10965
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W183 / 5 375
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4495
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z210 / 5 538
Status: A

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Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 3609
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE297 / 5 990
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 968
SEMPRA ENERGY FAC MG 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ361 / 4 1138
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4490
CRUISE AMERICA 1710 S ANAHEIM AT431 / 5 1278
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 7479
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV459 / 5 1339
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4864
DEWEY PEST CONTROL 1813 S MANCHESTER BL AZ495 / 5 1405
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4489
HERTZ RENT A CAR 221 W KATELLA AVE BD504 / 5 1430
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 2826
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA AVE BF526 / 5 1456
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 1826
CONVENTION SHELL 1101 W KATELLA AVE BN573 / 5 1541
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4498
MOBIL STATION (18-10 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP590 / 5 1568
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 2399
CHEVRON STATION #995 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE607 / 5 1590
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 2396
CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 HARBOR BLVD BE614 / 5 1602
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4473
SOUTHWEST LEASING CO 330 E KATELLA WAY BQ617 / 5 1617
Comp Number: 100
MOBIL STATION 100 E KATELLA AVE BK631 / 5 1632
Status: A

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Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 2400
EAGLE CAR WASH 350 W KATELLA AVE BR649 / 5 1702
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 9595
TEXACO (61-106-434) 100 W KATELLA AVE BK667 / 5 1729
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4500
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 6262
AVIS 200 W KATELLA AVE BW748 / 5 1993
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4373
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP897 / 5 2262 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4503
CHALLENGE MARKETING 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW952 / 5 2389
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 5025
SHELL OIL-PETROCELL 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW970 / 5 2409
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4058
DOLLAR RENT A CAR SY 2132 S HARBOR BLVD CX980 / 5 2435
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 2825
GOODYEAR CERTIFIED A 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1041 / 8 2556
Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 6865
HIST UST: Hazardous Substance Storage Container Database A review of the HIST UST list, as provided by EDR, and dated 10/15/1990 has revealed that there are 41 HIST UST sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
D E HOXSIE 901 S HARBOR A1 / 2 94
Facility Id: 00000039319
PRESTIGE STATIONS IN 1037 W BALL RD H63 / 2 197
Facility Id: 00000026481
DAHS SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD K69 / 2 207

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Facility Id: 00000046058
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 W BALL RD N95 / 2 246
Facility Id: 00000024065
U S POST OFFICE 1180 W BALL RD P104 / 1 256
Facility Id: 00000052267
HOLIDAY STATION 1180 W BALL RD P108 / 1 261
STOP N SHOP 1198 W BALL RD P132 / 1 303
Facility Id: 00000056402
GABES DISNEYLAND ARC 1340 S WEST ST U164 / 5 348
Facility Id: 00000048774
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W183 / 5 375
Facility Id: 00000005788
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W188 / 5 382
UNKNOWN 1451 SOUTH WEST STRE Y201 / 5 518
Facility Id: 00000067545
SERVICE STATION DISN 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z215 / 5 558
Facility Id: 00000059704
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE297 / 5 990
Facility Id: 00000008656
FIRE STATION 3 1563 SOUTH MANCHESTE AG311 / 5 1021
Facility Id: 00000056384
DISNEYLAND HOTEL PLA 1600 S WALNUT AJ364 / 4 1151
Facility Id: 00000020371
STEINER CORP 1755 S HASTER ST AV441 / 5 1292
Facility Id: 00000008676
ICC 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV452 / 5 1327
Facility Id: 00000002781
ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE 1763 SOUTH HASTER ST AV468 / 5 1348 Facility Id: 00000068652
DEWEY PEST CONTROL 1813 S MANCHESTER BL AZ495 / 5 1405
Facility Id: 00000027156
HERTZ CORP 221 W KATELLA AVE BD510 / 5 1444
Facility Id: 00000006074
CAB RENTAL AND LFASE 231 W KATELLA BD513 / 5 1445
Facility Id: 00000048989
UNOCAL 1779 S HARBOR BLVD BE517 / 5 1447
Facility Id: 00000017867
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA AVE BF523 / 5 1454
Facility Id: 00000058516
SHELTON LOWENY 1101 W KATELLA BN565 / 5 1533
Facility Id: 00000049506
MOBIL #18-106 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP600 / 5 1573
Facility Id: 00000039430
95321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE612 / 5 1597
Facility Id: 00000062743
CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 HARBOR BLVD BE614 / 5 1602
CLARANCE & REHA MEDD 100 E KATELLA AVE BK625 / 5 1625

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Facility Id: 00000010647
CHEVRON 302222 100 E KATELLA AT HAS BK641 / 5 1646
ALS TEXACO SUC 100 W KATELLA BK666 / 5 1721
COVENCONVENTION CENT 800 WEST KATELLA AVE BT696 / 5 1807 COVENCONVENTION CENT 800 W KATELLA AVE BT700 / 5 1820
Facility Id: 00000056382
AVIS 200 W KATELLA BW742 / 5 1987
Facility Id: 00000042786
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORA 1901 SOUTH MANCHESTE CH817 / 5 2110 Facility Id: 00000000743
FUJISHIGE FARMS 1854 S HARBOR BLVD CL868 / 5 2212
Facility Id: 00000053232
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP897 / 5 2262 Facility Id: 00000042085
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 WEST CONVENTION CP899 / 5 2267 STATION 082 2101 S HARBOR BL CW938 / 5 2334
Facility Id: 00000059499
Facility Id: 00000012748
ZAREH DERKRIKORIAN 2100 S HARBOR CW964 / 5 2398
Facility Id: 00000008784
DOLLAR RENT A CAR SY 2132 S HARBOR BLVD CX980 / 5 2435
Facility Id: 00000042793
CERS TANKS: California Environmental Reporting System (CERS) Tanks A review of the CERS TANKS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/15/2021 has revealed that there are 14 CERS TANKS sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD G47 / 2 154
ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H58 / 2 181
ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL RD P128 / 1 285
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
1717 S DISNEYLAND DR 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR AR411 / 5 1239 ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST AS413 / 5 1247 HERTZ RENT A CAR 221 W KATELLA AVE BD504 / 5 1430
CHEVRON 302222 100 E KATELLA AT HAS BK641 / 5 1646
THE WESTIN ANAHEIM R 1030 W KATELLA AVE BS681 / 5 1781
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
HHC HA TRS, INC. D/B 777 W CONVENTION WAY CK847 / 5 2158 ANAHEIM MARRIOT 700 CONVENTION WAY CP901 / 5 2269
STATION 082 2101 S HARBOR BL CW938 / 5 2334
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR CW976 / 5 2414

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CA FID UST: Facility Inventory Database
A review of the CA FID UST list, as provided by EDR, and dated 10/31/1994 has revealed that there are 29 CA FID UST sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
SHELL (0222-3406) 601 W BALL RD G49 / 2 171
Facility Id: 30000737
Status: A
ARCO FACILITY NO. 00 1037 W BALL RD H50 / 2 172
Facility Id: 30000898
Status: A
ELDAH SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD K68 / 2 205
Facility Id: 30010183
Status: A
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 BALL RD N91 / 2 241
Facility Id: 30001299
Status: A
HOLIDAY STATION 1180 W BALL RD P108 / 1 261
Facility Id: 30017058
Status: A
ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL RD P128 / 1 285
Facility Id: 30005077
Status: A
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT ST T150 / 4 332
Facility Id: 30017766
Status: A
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W188 / 5 382
Facility Id: 30000387
Status: A
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
Facility Id: 30000064
Status: A
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE297 / 5 990
Facility Id: 30003463
Status: A
SEMPRA ENERGY FAC MG 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ361 / 4 1138
Facility Id: 30016292
Status: A
CRUISE AMERICA 1710 S ANAHEIM AT431 / 5 1278
Facility Id: 30001701
Status: A
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV459 / 5 1339
Facility Id: 30001932
Status: A
DEWEY PEST CONTROL 1813 S MANCHESTER BL AZ495 / 5 1405
Facility Id: 30006267
Status: A
HERTZ RENT A CAR 221 W KATELLA AVE BD504 / 5 1430
Facility Id: 30017717

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Status: A
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA AVE BF526 / 5 1456
Facility Id: 30017716
Status: A
CONVENTION SHELL 1101 W KATELLA AVE BN573 / 5 1541
Facility Id: 30006363
Status: A
HH CORNER, LLC 1800 S HARBOR BLVD. BP601 / 5 1577
Facility Id: 30001080
Status: A
CHEVRON STATION #995 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE607 / 5 1590
Facility Id: 30010585
Status: A
CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 HARBOR BLVD BE614 / 5 1602
Facility Id: 30000986
Status: A
MOBIL STATION 100 E KATELLA AVE BK631 / 5 1632
Facility Id: 30000716
Status: A
EAGLE CAR WASH 350 W KATELLA AVE BR650 / 5 1706
Facility Id: 30001156
Status: A
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
Facility Id: 30002075
Status: A
AVIS 200 W KATELLA AVE BW748 / 5 1993
Facility Id: 30005189
Status: A
ANAHEIM MARRIOT 700 CONVENTION WAY CP901 / 5 2269
Facility Id: 30003168
Status: A
CHALLENGE MARKETING 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW952 / 5 2389
Facility Id: 30011972
Status: A
SHELL OIL-PETROCELL 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW970 / 5 2409
Facility Id: 30000427
Status: A
DOLLAR RENT A CAR SY 2132 S HARBOR BLVD CX979 / 5 2435
Facility Id: 30005450
Status: A
GOODYEAR CERTIFIED A 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1041 / 8 2556
Facility Id: 30003793
Status: A

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Records of Emergency Release Reports
CHMIRS: California Hazardous Material Incident Report System A review of the CHMIRS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 06/30/2021 has revealed that there are 44 CHMIRS sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
Not reported 900 S. DISNEYLAND DR F33 / 2 141
OES Incident Number: 1-2757
Not reported 999 W. BALL RD. I66 / 2 203
OES Incident Number: 1-4012
Not reported 1011 WEST BALL ROAD J67 / 2 204
OES Incident Number: 9-5431
Not reported 1150 MAGIC WAY X192 / 5 399
OES Incident Number: 19-7637
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z210 / 5 538
OES Incident Number: 0-1607
Not reported 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD Z212 / 5 554
OES Incident Number: 19-3175
Not reported 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z219 / 5 563
OES Incident Number: 19-6738
Not reported 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z222 / 5 597
OES Incident Number: 19-8290
Not reported 1313 S HARBOR BLVD, Z224 / 5 599
OES Incident Number: 15-4658
Not reported 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z228 / 5 607
OES Incident Number: 5-7265
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
OES Incident Number: 5-7240
OES Incident Number: 16-0116
OES Incident Number: 20-5882
OES Incident Number: 20-6962
OES Incident Number: 17-3168
*Additional key fields are available in the Map Findings section Not reported 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z237 / 5 717
OES Incident Number: 19-7528
Not reported 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z241 / 5 832
OES Incident Number: 19-6629
Not reported 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z248 / 5 841
OES Incident Number: 19-7966
Not reported 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BO Z258 / 5 849
OES Incident Number: 20-2600
Not reported 1460 S. HARBOR BLVD. AA263 / 5 864
OES Incident Number: 1-5209
MILLIE’S RESTAURANT 1480 S HARBOR BLVD AA270 / 5 876
OES Incident Number: 1-1425
Not reported 1544 SOUTH HARBOR PA AD305 / 5 1010

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OES Incident Number: 11344
Not reported 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH314 / 5 1024
OES Incident Number: 20-2693
Not reported 1313 HARBOR BLVD., N AH321 / 5 1029
OES Incident Number: 1-5446
Not reported 1313 HARBOR BLVD, DI AH322 / 5 1031
OES Incident Number: 13-0146
DISNEYLAND 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH323 / 5 1032
OES Incident Number: 9-4472
OES Incident Number: 1-1579
OES Incident Number: 17-0786
Not reported 1700 SOUTH CLEMENTIN AQ409 / 5 1237
OES Incident Number: 08-2102
Not reported 1742 SOUTH CELMENTIN AY472 / 5 1356
OES Incident Number: 7-4282
Not reported 1742 CLEMENTINE AY473 / 5 1357
OES Incident Number: 4-3921
Not reported 1770 SOUTH HARBOR BL BA488 / 5 1384
OES Incident Number: 12-2082
MOBIL OIL CORP. 18-1 1800 SOUTH HARBOR BP602 / 5 1579
OES Incident Number: 8067
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 KATELLA AVE BK621 / 5 1618
OES Incident Number: 15-2618
Not reported 100 E KATELLA AVE BK623 / 5 1622
OES Incident Number: 18-6083
Not reported 100 E KATELLA AVE BK624 / 5 1623
OES Incident Number: 19-7270
Not reported 100 EAST KATELLA AVE BK630 / 5 1630
OES Incident Number: 15-6798
MOBIL STATION 100 E KATELLA AVE BK631 / 5 1632
OES Incident Number: 17-1214
Not reported 100 EAST KATELLA AVE BK637 / 5 1642
OES Incident Number: 15-3488
Not reported 100 EAST KATELLA AVE BK639 / 5 1644
OES Incident Number: 15-6952
Not reported 1030 W KATELLA AVE BS689 / 5 1799
OES Incident Number: 19-6001
Not reported 800 W. KATELLA AVE BT699 / 5 1819
OES Incident Number: 800739
Date Completed: 29-FEB-88
Not reported 1731 WEST CATELLA AV BU756 / 5 2002
OES Incident Number: 5-3194
MTB, LLC / SPRING HI 640 W. KATELLA AVE. BZ765 / 5 2015 OES Incident Number: 2-1192
Not reported 640 WEST KATELA AVE. BZ767 / 5 2023
OES Incident Number: 1-3347
Not reported 1850 S. HARBOR CB796 / 5 2077

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OES Incident Number: 803809
Date Completed: 11-NOV-88
Not reported 1915 SOUTH MANCHESTE CH826 / 5 2127
OES Incident Number: 13-4368
Not reported 777 W CONVENTION WY. CK852 / 5 2173
OES Incident Number: 1-2404
Not reported 777 CONVENTION WAY CK865 / 5 2202
OES Incident Number: 4-5485
Not reported 700 CONVENTION WAY CK872 / 5 2219
OES Incident Number: 7-2301
Other Ascertainable Records
RCRA NonGen / NLR: RCRA - Non Generators / No Longer Regulated A review of the RCRA NonGen / NLR list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/13/2021 has revealed that there are 53 RCRA NonGen / NLR sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1100 S HARBOR BLVD D22 / 2 125
EPA ID:: CAP000247882
PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD G46 / 2 152
EPA ID:: CAL000364418
ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H53 / 2 176
EPA ID:: CAL000284486
GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1150 DISNEYLAND DR O99 / 2 251
EPA ID:: CAP000151670
SPRING HILL SUITES 1160 W. BALL RD P113 / 1 267
EPA ID:: CAC003059014
WILLIAM PHAM 1220 W SWILLET CIR S144 / 5 320
EPA ID:: CAC002999058
EAGLE TRS 6 LLC DBA 1240 S. WALNUT ST T153 / 4 337
HOWARD JOHNSON ANAHE 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V169 / 5 355
EPA ID:: CAC003044433
SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z226 / 5 603
EPA ID:: CAR000007393
ADIRONDACK SCENIC, I 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z233 / 5 611
EPA ID:: CAC002969924
WALGREEN CO #15920 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z243 / 5 834
EPA ID:: CAL000410749
ACTION EDUCATIONAL S 1477 S MANCHESTER AV AB272 / 5 890 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. AD283 / 5 904 EPA ID:: CAC002976359
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE298 / 5 999 EPA ID:: CAC003009144
RAINFOREST CAFE ANAH 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR AF306 / 5 1011

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EPA ID:: CAL000321669
SEPHORA STORE 030 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR AI367 / 5 1155
EPA ID:: CAL000272896
CITY OF ANAHEIM FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST AS425 / 5 1270 EPA ID:: CAL000335502
RAVIS ONE HOUR PHOTO 1734 S HARBOR BLVD AU440 / 5 1289
EPA ID:: CAD983628157
ALSCO 1750 S ZEYN ST AX485 / 5 1376
ANAHEIM GARDENWALK 321 W KATELLA AVE BL546 / 5 1497
EPA ID:: CAL000391872
SHELL OIL CO 1101 W KATELLA BN577 / 5 1548
EPA ID:: CAD981447808
CHEVRON 95321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE611 / 5 1594
EPA ID:: CAD983638941
WALGREEN CO #9977 1802 S HARBOR BP673 / 5 1763
KCS WEST 1030 W KATELLA AVE BS690 / 5 1800
EPA ID:: CAC002967926
CONVENTION CENTER PU 800 W KATELLA AVE BT702 / 5 1821
EPA ID:: CAL000335519
RITE AID PHOTO LAB/A 800 W KATELLA AVE BT714 / 5 1914
EPA ID:: CAP000147793
TIFFANY’S RESTAURANT 1060 W KATELLA AVE BU723 / 5 1957
TIFFY’S FAMILY RESTA 1060 W KATELLA AVE BU726 / 5 1960
BEN’S ICE CREAM LLC 1060 W. KATELLA AVEN BU730 / 5 1966 AVIS RENT A CAR 200 W KATELLA AVE BW747 / 5 1989
EPA ID:: CAP000246835
ODETICS INC 1859 S MANCHESTER AV CE784 / 5 2051
EPA ID:: CAD048765937
RED LION HOTEL 1850 S. HARBOR BLVD CB788 / 5 2060
RED LION 1850 S. HARBOR BLVD CB790 / 5 2063
JOBI, LLC 1835 S MANCHESTER CF800 / 5 2082
1855 S HARBOR BLVD O 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG809 / 5 2100
SHERATON PARK HOTEL 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG811 / 5 2103
SUNRISE PALMS LP 1911 SOUTH HASTER ST CI829 / 5 2130
EPA ID:: CAC002987149
SUNRISE PALMS APARTM 1911 S HASTER ST UNI CI832 / 5 2134 EPA ID:: CAC002987727
DISNEYLAND RESORT KC 1854 S HARBOR BLVD CL869 / 5 2213
EPA ID:: CAR000054569
SHO AIDS INC ANAHEIM 1850 S WEST ST CO885 / 5 2245
EPA ID:: CAP000252718
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP902 / 5 2282 EPA ID:: CAL000251940
CALIFORNIA LODGING G 2060 S HARBOR BLVD CU915 / 5 2307
MANIFOLD PACIFIC INT 2060 S HARBOR BLVD CU917 / 5 2310
EPA ID:: CAC002972432
MJS ENGEL NO 1 INC 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW948 / 5 2381
EPA ID:: CAL000276937
TESORO ARCO 42136 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW951 / 5 2387

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EPA ID:: CAL000385757
NAJM INC DBA ANAHEIM 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW972 / 5 2411
EPA ID:: CAL000333522
Y AND Z DISCOUNT TIR 2201 HARBOR BLVD CZ989 / 8 2444
EPA ID:: CAD981980667
EXPRESS AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA992 / 8 2463 EPA ID:: CAL000445808
VILLANUEVAS AUTO REP 450 W WILKEN WAY STE DA1015 / 8 2495 EPA ID:: CAL000267211
JOHNS AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY STE DA1022 / 8 2511
EPA ID:: CAL000436951
LAWRENCE AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY DA1026 / 8 2520
EPA ID:: CAL000356115
BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS 2320 S HARBOR BLVD DD1037 / 8 2543 EPA ID:: CAL000410128
WEST COUNTY TIRE AND 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1042 / 8 2561
EPA ID:: CAL000025972
SSTS: Section 7 Tracking Systems
A review of the SSTS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/19/2021 has revealed that there is 1 SSTS site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
ORANGE COUNTY AGRIC 1010 SOUTH HARBOR BO C11 / 2 111
Registration Number:: 034481CA 001
ICIS: Integrated Compliance Information System
A review of the ICIS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 11/18/2016 has revealed that there is 1 ICIS site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z220 / 5 564
FRS ID:: 110017405887
US AIRS: Aerometric Information Retrieval System Facility Subsystem A review of the US AIRS list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there is 1 US AIRS site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z220 / 5 564
Database: US AIRS (AFS), Date of Government Version: 10/12/2016 EPA plant ID:: 110017405887

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FINDS: Facility Index System/Facility Registry System
A review of the FINDS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 05/05/2021 has revealed that there are 165 FINDS sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
VERIZON WIRELESS SIT 888 S DISNEYLAND DR B6 / 2 101
Registry ID:: 110057108375
ORANGE CO DEPT OF AG 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD C13 / 2 114
Registry ID:: 110002628229
VERIZON WIRELESS: DI 888 WEST STREETNA SU 17 / 2 121
Registry ID:: 110065725317
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1100 S HARBOR BLVD D24 / 2 134
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 601 W BALL RD G38 / 2 147
Registry ID:: 110064232058
PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD G45 / 2 151
Registry ID:: 110066038656
ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H51 / 2 174
Registry ID:: 110065059233
ARCO #0072 1037 W BALL RD H60 / 2 196
Registry ID:: 110065381599
HARBOR AUTO CARE 519 W BALL RD K72 / 2 216
Registry ID:: 110065517275
TEXACO KHALS 519 W BALL RD K80 / 2 222
Registry ID:: 110002851334
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS U 601 BALL RD. W. M85 / 2 230
Registry ID:: 110066649960
ANAHEIM SHERATON 1015 BALL H87 / 2 234
Registry ID:: 110066403644
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 W BALL RD N93 / 2 244
Registry ID:: 110066268470
GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1150 DISNEYLAND DR O101 / 2 253
U S POST OFFICE 1180 W BALL RD P109 / 1 263
Registry ID:: 110065147399
SPRING HILL SUITES 1160 W. BALL RD P112 / 1 267
USPS ANAHEIM HOLIDAY 1180 W BALL ROAD P114 / 1 269
Registry ID:: 110002625099
AT&T MOBILITY (26384 1030 W BALL RD H116 / 2 274
Registry ID:: 110065503342
STOP N SHOP 1198 W BALL RD P117 / 1 275
Registry ID:: 110066364240
FRY’S DISNEY SHELL 1198 W BALL ROAD P122 / 1 279
Registry ID:: 110065785779
STAYBRIDGE SUITE ANA 1050 BALL ROAD ANAHE Q134 / 2 310
Registry ID:: 110070093931
WILLIAM PHAM 1220 W SWILLET CIR S143 / 5 319
Registry ID:: 110070537343
IMPORTS OF ANAHEIM 1221 W HARBOR S146 / 5 323

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Registry ID:: 110002847386
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 S WALNUT ST T154 / 4 339
Registry ID:: 110065824852
AT&T MOBILITY - OC00 1225 SOUTH WEST PLAC S160 / 5 345
Registry ID:: 110066172073
VERIZON WIRELESS: DI 1225 S. WEST PLACE S161 / 5 345
Registry ID:: 110059738066
HOWARD JOHNSON ANAHE 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V167 / 5 353
Registry ID:: 110065697213
MIMI’S CAFE #60 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W181 / 5 374
Registry ID:: 110066671747
AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W182 / 5 375
Registry ID:: 110065870123
WCO HOTELS INC 1150 W MAGIC WAY X198 / 5 517
Registry ID:: 110018990270
DISNEYLAND PARKING S 1343 S DISNEYLAND DR Y204 / 5 525
Registry ID:: 110065767272
WALGREEN CO #15920 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z206 / 5 526
Registry ID:: 110070419589
DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z207 / 5 526
Registry ID:: 110066577369
SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z220 / 5 564
Registry ID:: 110002916729
DISNEYLAND ROUNDHOUS 1313 SOUTH HARBOR Z223 / 5 599
Registry ID:: 110066498178
DISNEYLAND-AUTOPIA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z231 / 5 610
Registry ID:: 110065106548
DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 W HARBOR BLVD. Z251 / 5 845
Registry ID:: 110066170725
ADIRONDACK SCENIC, I 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z253 / 5 847
Registry ID:: 110070400536
DISNEYLANDNA FUEL ST 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z256 / 5 849
Registry ID:: 110066439170
R MORRIS INN AT THE 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA264 / 5 865
Registry ID:: 110013827920
ANAHEIM FAIRFIELD IN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA268 / 5 873
Registry ID:: 110066446518
ACTION EDUCATIONAL S 1477 S MANCHESTER AV AB274 / 5 894 FRISBIE MANAGEMENT I 1500 S HARBOR BLVD AA275 / 5 895
Registry ID:: 110065532604
TORTILLA JO’S 1510 S DISNEYLAND DR AC280 / 5 902
Registry ID:: 110065178104
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. AD281 / 5 903 Registry ID:: 110070465097
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE294 / 5 980 METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE297 / 5 990
Registry ID:: 110002676480
RAINFOREST CAFE ANAH 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR AF308 / 5 1015

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Registry ID:: 110070468595
RAINFOREST CAFE 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR AF309 / 5 1016
Registry ID:: 110066042099
ESPN ZONE 1545 S DISNEYLAND DR AF313 / 5 1023
Registry ID:: 110065064398
DISNEYLANDNA EVAPORA 1313 HARBOR AH315 / 5 1025
Registry ID:: 110066232213
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR AH327 / 5 1045
Registry ID:: 110017405887
DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1585 S MANCHESTER AG337 / 5 1085
DOWNTOWN DISNEY TRAN 1565 S DISNEYLAND DR AF343 / 5 1090 Registry ID:: 110065224732
EARL OF SANDWICH 1565 S DISNEYLAND DR AF345 / 5 1093
Registry ID:: 110065840610
NAPLES RISTORANTE 1550 S DISNEYLAND DR AF349 / 5 1101
Registry ID:: 110055773239
LA BREA BAKERY 1556 S DISNEYLAND DR AI352 / 5 1106
Registry ID:: 110065438690
CENTRAL PLANTS INCOR 1600 SOUTH WALNUT ST AJ356 / 4 1109 Registry ID:: 110001186396
SEMPRA ENERGY FAC MG 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ359 / 4 1136
Registry ID:: 110040950753
SEPHORA STORE 030 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR AI365 / 5 1152
Registry ID:: 110070456700
SEPHORA STORE 30 ANA 1570 SOUTH DISNEYLAN AI370 / 5 1174 Registry ID:: 110015672057
CATAL RESTAURANT & U 1580 S DISNEYLAND DR AI371 / 5 1175 Registry ID:: 110066126784
RALPH BRENNAN’S JAZZ 1590 S DISNEYLAND DR AN381 / 5 1192 Registry ID:: 110066048155
GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1600 S DISNEYLAND DR AO392 / 5 1212 Registry ID:: 110059734051
RAMADA INN 1650 SOUTH HARBOR BO AP393 / 5 1212
Registry ID:: 110070092208
ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 S CLEMENTINE ST AQ406 / 5 1235 Registry ID:: 110066383513
PARADISE PIER HOTEL 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR AR412 / 5 1246 Registry ID:: 110065569156
ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST AS417 / 5 1254 Registry ID:: 110065163995
CORCORAN MFG CO INC 1745 S HASTER ST AT424 / 5 1266
Registry ID:: 110002631331
CITY OF ANAHEIM FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST AS427 / 5 1276 Registry ID:: 110055761055
CRUISE AMERICA 1710 S ANAHEIM AT431 / 5 1278
Registry ID:: 110002792568
FIRE & ICE GRILL & B 321 W KATELLA AVENA 434 / 5 1284

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Registry ID:: 110065834048
VERIZON WIRELESS: AN 1734 S HARBOR BLVD # AU437 / 5 1288 Registry ID:: 110055691096
RAVIS ONE HOUR PHOTO 1734 S HARBOR BLVD AU440 / 5 1289
Registry ID:: 110002872598
SATELLITE CLEANERSNA 1730 SOUTH CLEMENTIN AW442 / 5 1293 Registry ID:: 110066554561
SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTIME ST AW446 / 5 1296 Registry ID:: 110002910832
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV449 / 5 1325
Registry ID:: 110065490864
ALSCO 1750 S ZEYN ST AX481 / 5 1367
Registry ID:: 110065345200
FLOUROCARBON CO 1754 S CLEMENTINE ST BB493 / 5 1390
Registry ID:: 110002690678
DEWEY PEST CONTROL 1813 S MANCHESTER BL AZ495 / 5 1405
Registry ID:: 110002703067
UNOCAL 1779 HARBOR BA498 / 5 1418
Registry ID:: 110065839944
HERTZ RENT-A-CAR (71 221 W KATELLA AVE BD507 / 5 1440
Registry ID:: 110065917011
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA AVE BF519 / 5 1449
Registry ID:: 110065877493
WORLDMARK BY WYNDHAM 201 W KATELLA AVE BH532 / 5 1475
Registry ID:: 110065462822
7-ELEVEN INC. STORE 101 W KATELLA AVE BK537 / 5 1483
Registry ID:: 110066070520
7-ELEVEN INC. STORE 611 W KATELLA AVE BE542 / 5 1490
Registry ID:: 110065875770
DEL TACO #164 213 E KATELLA WAY BG544 / 5 1494
Registry ID:: 110065070283
ROY’S HAWAIIAN FUSIO 321 W KATELLA AVE SU BL547 / 5 1499 Registry ID:: 110066325523
KATELLA ANAHEIM RETA 321 W KATELLA AVE 19 BL548 / 5 1500 Registry ID:: 110066001347
MCCORMICK AND SCHMIC 321 W KATELLA AVE SU BL550 / 5 1501 Registry ID:: 110065441677
THE CHEESECAKE FACTO 321 W KATELLA AVE 10 BL552 / 5 1522 Registry ID:: 110066284577
CALIFORNIA PIZZA KIT 321 W KATELLA AVE ST BL555 / 5 1527 Registry ID:: 110066701386
ANAHEIM GARDENWALK 321 W KATELLA AVE BL556 / 5 1527
Registry ID:: 110070410616
300 ANAHEIM 321 W KATELLA AVE SU BL557 / 5 1528
Registry ID:: 110065449232
BUBBA GUMP SHRIMP CO 321 W KATELLA AVE 10 BL559 / 5 1529

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Registry ID:: 110066616996
ULTRASTAR CINEMAS UL 321 W KATELLA AVE BL560 / 5 1529
Registry ID:: 110064973060
PF CHANG’S CHINA BIS 321 W KATELLA AVE 12 BL561 / 5 1529 Registry ID:: 110066426139
SHELL #1101 1101 W KATELLA AVE BN571 / 5 1540
Registry ID:: 110066207688
SHELL OIL CO 1101 W KATELLA BN577 / 5 1548
Registry ID:: 110002710399
MOBIL #18-106 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP593 / 5 1570
Registry ID:: 110066329388
CHEVRON 95321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE611 / 5 1594
Registry ID:: 110002878164
CHEVRON 302222 100 E KATELLA BK627 / 5 1626
Registry ID:: 110002715287
MEDDOCK MOBIL 100 E KATELLA AVE BK628 / 5 1630
Registry ID:: 110065286577
KATELLA CAR WASH (FO 350 W KATELLA AVE BR648 / 5 1702
Registry ID:: 110065109938
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 W KATELLA AVE BK660 / 5 1716
Registry ID:: 110065080441
ALS TEXACO 100 W KATELLA BK665 / 5 1718
Registry ID:: 110006187937
CVS PHARMACY # 10225 1803 S HARBOR BLVD BE669 / 5 1733
Registry ID:: 110062925456
WALGREEN STORE 9977 1802 S HARBOR BP672 / 5 1763
KCS WEST 1030 W KATELLA AVE BS680 / 5 1781
Registry ID:: 110070461214
ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 800 W KATELLA AVE BT694 / 5 1805
Registry ID:: 110066545929
RITE AID PHOTO LAB/A 800 W KATELLA AVE BT717 / 5 1919
Registry ID:: 110070474058
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
Registry ID:: 110002418330
Registry ID:: 110058259682
Registry ID:: 110059738011
BEN’S ICE CREAM LLC 1060 W. KATELLA AVEN BU725 / 5 1959 TIFFY’S FAMILY RESTA 1060 W KATELLA AVE BU728 / 5 1965
VERIZON WIRELESS: CA 1110 WEST KATELLA AV BV733 / 5 1975 Registry ID:: 110055691559
AVIS RENT A CAR 200 W KATELLA AVE BW745 / 5 1989
Registry ID:: 110055814935
PAN PACIFIC HOTEL 1717 S WEST ST BU755 / 5 2001
Registry ID:: 110066530472
STEINER CORPORATION 1755 HASTER BX757 / 5 2003
Registry ID:: 110065206128
COWBOY AUTO 1763 HASTER BX762 / 5 2009

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Registry ID:: 110002854439
SATELLITE CLEANERS 1831 S MANCHESTER CD779 / 5 2037
Registry ID:: 110002758481
ODETICS INC 1859 S MANCHESTER AV CE784 / 5 2051
Registry ID:: 110002647468
RED LION HOTEL 1850 S. HARBOR BLVD CB789 / 5 2063
JOBI, LLC 1835 S MANCHESTER CF802 / 5 2087
SHERATON PARK ANAHEI 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG808 / 5 2099
Registry ID:: 110055773284
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORA 1901 SOUTH MANCHESTE CH817 / 5 2110 Registry ID:: 110002693817
SUNRISE PALMS LP 1911 SOUTH HASTER ST CI833 / 5 2137
Registry ID:: 110070439470
SUNRISE PALMS APARTM 1911 S HASTER ST UNI CI837 / 5 2139 Registry ID:: 110070440610
ANAHEIM HOTEL PARTNE 777 CONVENTION WAY CK853 / 5 2175
Registry ID:: 110022792637
BUCHNER & YOUNG DBA 777 CONVENTION WAY CK858 / 5 2179
Registry ID:: 110009546946
Registry ID:: 110058327564
HHC HA TRSNA INC. D/ 777 W CONVENTION WAY CK861 / 5 2194 Registry ID:: 110065692361
DISNEYLAND RESORT KC 1854 S HARBOR BLVD CL869 / 5 2213
Registry ID:: 110002928994
DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1900 S. HARBOR BLVD. CM877 / 5 2228 Registry ID:: 110039564931
CLARION HOTEL ANAHEI 616 W CONVENTION WAY CN881 / 5 2240 Registry ID:: 110065982501
FUJI PHOTO FILM U S 1850 WEST ST CO884 / 5 2245
SHO AIDS INC ANAHEIM 1850 S WEST ST CO889 / 5 2252
Registry ID:: 110064673679
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP898 / 5 2266 Registry ID:: 110065470270
ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 2004 S WEST ST CT912 / 5 2305
Registry ID:: 110058253839
CALIFORNIA LODGING G 2060 S HARBOR BLVD CU918 / 5 2313
Registry ID:: 110070462620
VERIZON WIRELESS: OR 2087 SOUTH HARBOR BO CV922 / 5 2316 Registry ID:: 110059738789
MJS ENGEL NO 1 INC 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW935 / 5 2331
Registry ID:: 110070456219
ARCO FACILITY NO 097 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW945 / 5 2376
Registry ID:: 110012202179
TESORO ARCO 42136 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW956 / 5 2394
Registry ID:: 110070411576
THRIFTY OIL #359 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW957 / 5 2394
Registry ID:: 110065364171
ANAHEIM GASOLINE FOO 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW960 / 5 2396

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Registry ID:: 110066545536
SHELL #2100 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW973 / 5 2413
Registry ID:: 110066096450
NAJM INC DBA ANAHEIM 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW974 / 5 2414
Registry ID:: 110070472271
CLEAN ENERGY - S HAR 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW975 / 5 2414
Registry ID:: 110065484504
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR CW976 / 5 2414
Registry ID:: 110012229613
TACO BELL #20603 2144 S HARBOR BLVD CY984 / 5 2440
Registry ID:: 110066667663
BEN KEY POOL SUPPLY 2156 S HARBOR BLVD CY986 / 8 2443
Registry ID:: 110065020499
Y AND Z DISCOUNT TIR 2201 HARBOR BLVD CZ989 / 8 2444
Registry ID:: 110002763536
CHAPMAN AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA997 / 8 2470 Registry ID:: 110066777900
VILLANUEVAS AUTO REP 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA998 / 8 2470 Registry ID:: 110066771844
OC FULL-TECH AUTOMOT 450 W WILKEN WAY C DA1002 / 8 2478 Registry ID:: 110065781611
R AND J’S ALIGNMENTS 450 W WILKEN WAY E DA1006 / 8 2488 Registry ID:: 110065162718
JOHN’S AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA1011 / 8 2492 Registry ID:: 110066091320
EXPRESS AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA1013 / 8 2494 LAWRENCE AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY DA1025 / 8 2519
Registry ID:: 110058243182
JOHNS AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY STE DA1027 / 8 2522
Registry ID:: 110070484565
BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS 2320 S HARBOR BLVD DD1038 / 8 2545 Registry ID:: 110070420319
WEST COUNTY TIRE AND 421 WEST CHAPMAN AVE DE1043 / 8 2564 Registry ID:: 110033205751
WEST COUNTY TIRE AND 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1044 / 8 2564
Registry ID:: 110070445440
PHOTO EXPRESS 527 W CHAPMAN DG1053 / 8 2572
Registry ID:: 110002702852
LORD’S DRY CLEANERS 509 W CHAPMAN AVE DG1056 / 8 2580
Registry ID:: 110065589928
LONGSDON PIT DS NORT HARBOR BLVD AND CHAP DF1060 / 8 2601 Registry ID:: 110013965897

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ECHO: Enforcement & Compliance History Information
A review of the ECHO list, as provided by EDR, and dated 06/26/2021 has revealed that there are 79 ECHO sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
ORANGE CO DEPT OF AG 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD C13 / 2 114
Registry ID: 110002628229
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1100 S HARBOR BLVD D21 / 2 124
Registry ID: 110070800202
PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD G45 / 2 151
Registry ID: 110066038656
ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H51 / 2 174
Registry ID: 110065059233
TEXACO KHALS 519 W BALL RD K80 / 2 222
Registry ID: 110002851334
GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1150 DISNEYLAND DR O100 / 2 253
Registry ID: 110070797957
SPRING HILL SUITES 1160 W. BALL RD P107 / 1 261
Registry ID: 110070808314
USPS ANAHEIM HOLIDAY 1180 W BALL ROAD P114 / 1 269
Registry ID: 110002625099
STAYBRIDGE SUITE ANA 1050 BALL ROAD ANAHE Q134 / 2 310
Registry ID: 110070093931
WILLIAM PHAM 1220 W SWILLET CIR S142 / 5 319
Registry ID: 110070537343
IMPORTS OF ANAHEIM 1221 W HARBOR S146 / 5 323
Registry ID: 110002847386
HOWARD JOHNSON ANAHE 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V173 / 5 360
Registry ID: 110065697213
WCO HOTELS INC 1150 W MAGIC WAY X198 / 5 517
Registry ID: 110018990270
WALGREEN CO #15920 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z206 / 5 526
Registry ID: 110070419589
SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z220 / 5 564
Registry ID: 110002916729
ADIRONDACK SCENIC, I 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z253 / 5 847
Registry ID: 110070400536
ACTION EDUCATIONAL S 1477 S MANCHESTER AV AB274 / 5 894 Registry ID: 110070848183
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. AD281 / 5 903 Registry ID: 110070465097
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE292 / 5 979 Registry ID: 110070574354
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE297 / 5 990
Registry ID: 110002676480
RAINFOREST CAFE ANAH 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR AF308 / 5 1015 Registry ID: 110070468595
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR AH327 / 5 1045

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Registry ID: 110017405887
DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1585 S MANCHESTER AG338 / 5 1086
Registry ID: 110070732309
CENTRAL PLANTS INCOR 1600 SOUTH WALNUT ST AJ356 / 4 1109 Registry ID: 110001186396
SEPHORA STORE 030 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR AI365 / 5 1152
Registry ID: 110070456700
SEPHORA STORE 30 ANA 1570 SOUTH DISNEYLAN AI370 / 5 1174 Registry ID: 110015672057
RAMADA INN 1650 SOUTH HARBOR BO AP393 / 5 1212
Registry ID: 110070092208
CORCORAN MFG CO INC 1745 S HASTER ST AT424 / 5 1266
Registry ID: 110002631331
CITY OF ANAHEIM FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST AS429 / 5 1277 Registry ID: 110055761055
CRUISE AMERICA 1710 S ANAHEIM AT431 / 5 1278
Registry ID: 110002792568
RAVIS ONE HOUR PHOTO 1734 S HARBOR BLVD AU440 / 5 1289
Registry ID: 110002872598
SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTIME ST AW446 / 5 1296 Registry ID: 110002910832
ALSCO 1750 S ZEYN ST AX486 / 5 1378
FLOUROCARBON CO 1754 S CLEMENTINE ST BB493 / 5 1390
Registry ID: 110002690678
DEWEY PEST CONTROL 1813 S MANCHESTER BL AZ495 / 5 1405
Registry ID: 110002703067
ANAHEIM GARDENWALK 321 W KATELLA AVE BL556 / 5 1527
Registry ID: 110070410616
SHELL OIL CO 1101 W KATELLA BN577 / 5 1548
Registry ID: 110002710399
CHEVRON 95321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE611 / 5 1594
Registry ID: 110002878164
CHEVRON 302222 100 E KATELLA BK627 / 5 1626
Registry ID: 110002715287
ALS TEXACO 100 W KATELLA BK665 / 5 1718
Registry ID: 110006187937
CVS PHARMACY # 10225 1803 S HARBOR BLVD BE669 / 5 1733
Registry ID: 110062925456
WALGREEN STORE 9977 1802 S HARBOR BP674 / 5 1767
Registry ID: 110070796345
KCS WEST 1030 W KATELLA AVE BS680 / 5 1781
Registry ID: 110070461214
RITE AID PHOTO LAB/A 800 W KATELLA AVE BT718 / 5 1920
Registry ID: 110070801390
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
Registry ID: 110002418330
BEN’S ICE CREAM LLC 1060 W. KATELLA AVEN BU725 / 5 1959

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Registry ID: 110070860257
TIFFY’S FAMILY RESTA 1060 W KATELLA AVE BU729 / 5 1966
Registry ID: 110070803074
AVIS RENT A CAR 200 W KATELLA AVE BW746 / 5 1989
Registry ID: 110055814935
COWBOY AUTO 1763 HASTER BX762 / 5 2009
Registry ID: 110002854439
SATELLITE CLEANERS 1831 S MANCHESTER CD779 / 5 2037
Registry ID: 110002758481
ODETICS INC 1859 S MANCHESTER AV CE784 / 5 2051
Registry ID: 110002647468
RED LION HOTEL 1850 S. HARBOR BLVD CB794 / 5 2074
Registry ID: 110070899275
JOBI, LLC 1835 S MANCHESTER CF802 / 5 2087
Registry ID: 110070856737
1855 S HARBOR BLVD O 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG806 / 5 2098
Registry ID: 110070900406
SHERATON PARK HOTEL 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG812 / 5 2105
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORA 1901 SOUTH MANCHESTE CH817 / 5 2110 Registry ID: 110002693817
SUNRISE PALMS LP 1911 SOUTH HASTER ST CI833 / 5 2137
Registry ID: 110070439470
SUNRISE PALMS APARTM 1911 S HASTER ST UNI CI837 / 5 2139 Registry ID: 110070440610
BUCHNER & YOUNG DBA 777 CONVENTION WAY CK858 / 5 2179
Registry ID: 110009546946
DISNEYLAND RESORT KC 1854 S HARBOR BLVD CL869 / 5 2213
Registry ID: 110002928994
DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1900 S. HARBOR BLVD. CM877 / 5 2228 Registry ID: 110039564931
SHO AIDS INC ANAHEIM 1850 S WEST ST CO889 / 5 2252
Registry ID: 110064673679
FUJI PHOTO FILM U S 1850 WEST ST CO891 / 5 2255
Registry ID: 110070799269
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP898 / 5 2266 Registry ID: 110065470270
CALIFORNIA LODGING G 2060 S HARBOR BLVD CU918 / 5 2313
Registry ID: 110070861148
Registry ID: 110070462620
MJS ENGEL NO 1 INC 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW935 / 5 2331
Registry ID: 110070456219
ARCO FACILITY NO 097 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW945 / 5 2376
Registry ID: 110012202179
TESORO ARCO 42136 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW956 / 5 2394
Registry ID: 110070411576
NAJM INC DBA ANAHEIM 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW974 / 5 2414
Registry ID: 110070472271
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR CW976 / 5 2414

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Registry ID: 110012229613
Y AND Z DISCOUNT TIR 2201 HARBOR BLVD CZ989 / 8 2444
Registry ID: 110002763536
VILLANUEVAS AUTO REP 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA998 / 8 2470 Registry ID: 110066771844
EXPRESS AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA1010 / 8 2492 Registry ID: 110070592322
LAWRENCE AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY DA1025 / 8 2519
Registry ID: 110058243182
JOHNS AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY STE DA1027 / 8 2522
Registry ID: 110070484565
BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS 2320 S HARBOR BLVD DD1038 / 8 2545 Registry ID: 110070420319
WEST COUNTY TIRE AND 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1044 / 8 2564
Registry ID: 110070445440
PHOTO EXPRESS 527 W CHAPMAN DG1053 / 8 2572
Registry ID: 110002702852
LORDS CLEANERS 509 W CHAPMAN DG1054 / 8 2575
Registry ID: 110002764820
Cortese: "Cortese" Hazardous Waste & Substances Sites List A review of the Cortese list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/20/2021 has revealed that there are 34 Cortese sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
PRESTIGE STATIONS IN 1037 W BALL RD H63 / 2 197
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
DAHS SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD K69 / 2 207
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
INTERSTATE ELECTRONI 1001 BALL I83 / 2 226
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS U 601 BALL RD. W. M86 / 2 230
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
ANAHEIM SHERATON 1015 BALL J88 / 2 235
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 W BALL RD N95 / 2 246
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
U S POST OFFICE 1180 W BALL RD P104 / 1 256
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
STOP N SHOP 1198 W BALL RD P132 / 1 303
Cleanup Status: OPEN - ELIGIBLE FOR CLOSURE
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 S WALNUT ST T157 / 4 340
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W183 / 5 375
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z208 / 5 526

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Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 W HARBOR BLVD. Z250 / 5 843
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
SEMPRA ENERGY FAC MG 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ361 / 4 1138
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 S CLEMENTINE ST AQ403 / 5 1231 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL-C 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV457 / 5 1334 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV459 / 5 1339
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
UNOCAL 1779 HARBOR BA500 / 5 1418
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA AVE BF522 / 5 1452
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
HERTZ RENT-A-CAR 221 KATELLA AVE., W. BD527 / 5 1457
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
SHELL #1101 1101 W KATELLA AVE BN568 / 5 1537
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
SHELL OIL CO 1101 W KATELLA BN577 / 5 1548
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
STEINER CORPORATION 1755 HASTER BK580 / 5 1555
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
MOBIL #18-106 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP600 / 5 1573
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
95321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE612 / 5 1597
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
MEDDOCK MOBIL 100 E KATELLA AVE BK632 / 5 1636
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
EAGLE CAR WASH 350 W KATELLA AVE BR649 / 5 1702
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 W KATELLA AVE BK656 / 5 1709
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
PAN PACIFIC HOTEL 1717 S WEST ST BU752 / 5 1996
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
DANA EDWARDS 1901 MANCHESTER CH815 / 5 2107
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP897 / 5 2262 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
THRIFTY OIL #359 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW949 / 5 2383
Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR CW976 / 5 2414

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Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
DRYCLEANERS: Cleaner Facilities
A review of the DRYCLEANERS list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 6 DRYCLEANERS sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTIME ST AW446 / 5 1296 Database: DRYCLEANERS, Date of Government Version: 08/27/2021 Database: DRYCLEAN SOUTH COAST, Date of Government Version: 08/18/2021 EPA Id: CAR000010298
EPA Id: CAL000341958
SATELLITE CLEANERS 204-206 E KATELLA AV BI646 / 5 1701
Database: DRYCLEAN SOUTH COAST, Date of Government Version: 08/18/2021 SATELLITE CLEANERS, 1831 S MANCHESTER AV CD776 / 5 2034 Database: DRYCLEAN SOUTH COAST, Date of Government Version: 08/18/2021 LORDS CLEANERS 509 W CHAPMAN DG1054 / 8 2575
Database: DRYCLEANERS, Date of Government Version: 08/27/2021 Database: DRYCLEAN SOUTH COAST, Date of Government Version: 08/18/2021 EPA Id: CAD981984404
LORDS’ CLEANERS 509 W CHAPMAN AVE DG1057 / 8 2581
Database: DRYCLEAN SOUTH COAST, Date of Government Version: 08/18/2021 LORD’S CLEANERS 509 W CHAPMAN AVE DG1058 / 8 2583
Database: DRYCLEAN SOUTH COAST, Date of Government Version: 08/18/2021 EMI: Emissions Inventory Data
A review of the EMI list, as provided by EDR, and dated 12/31/2019 has revealed that there are 27 EMI sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
CARROWS RESTAURANT, 915 S HARBOR BL. A3 / 2 95
Facility Id: 65256
SHERATON-ANAHEIM MOT 1015 W BALL RD E30 / 2 138
Facility Id: 23303
SPAGHETTI STATION RE 999 BALL ROAD I84 / 2 229
Facility Id: 73245
ACAPULCO RESTAURANTS 1410 HARBOR BLVD W200 / 5 518
Facility Id: 66096
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z210 / 5 538
Facility Id: 800189
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
Facility Id: 800189
R MORRIS INN AT THE 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA264 / 5 865
Facility Id: 76313
MILLIE’S RESTAURANT 1480 S HARBOR BLVD AA270 / 5 876

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Facility Id: 67594
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE297 / 5 990
Facility Id: 42616
ODETICS INC 1515-158 S MANCHESTE AE301 / 5 1005
Facility Id: 42616
ODETICS INC 1515-1585 S MANCHEST AE302 / 5 1005
Facility Id: 42616
ODETICS INC 1585 S MANCHESTER AV AG339 / 5 1086
Facility Id: 42616
SEMPRA ENERGY FAC MG 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ361 / 4 1138
Facility Id: 16575
TRIGEN-LA ENERGY COR 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ363 / 4 1150
Facility Id: 16575
DENNY’S RESTAURANT # 1610 S HARBOR AL375 / 5 1186
Facility Id: 71557
GREEN CLEAN INVESTME 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST AW445 / 5 1294 Facility Id: 72746
SAND T WOODWORKING 1735 S CLEMENTINE AW475 / 5 1359
Facility Id: 60470
FLUOROCARBON CO 1753 S ZEYN ST AX489 / 5 1385
Facility Id: 57335
KEESEE TANK & PUMP I 1928 G S ANAHEIM BL BC502 / 5 1422 Facility Id: 11442
STEINER CORPORATION 1755 HASTER BK580 / 5 1555
Facility Id: 6069
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
Facility Id: 24711
PAN PACIFIC HOTEL 1717 S WEST ST BU752 / 5 1996
Facility Id: 64326
Facility Id: 107426
SATELLITE CLEANERS, 1831 S MANCHESTER AV CD778 / 5 2036 Facility Id: 43585
GALAXIE BOATS INC 1859 MANCHESTER AVE CE785 / 5 2054
Facility Id: 52511
ANAHEIM HOTEL PARTNE 777 CONVENTION WAY CK862 / 5 2194
Facility Id: 63903
Facility Id: 151523
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WY CP903 / 5 2284 Facility Id: 44158
LORDS CLEANERS 509 W CHAPMAN DG1054 / 8 2575
Facility Id: 57587

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HAZNET: Facility and Manifest Data
A review of the HAZNET list, as provided by EDR, and dated 12/31/2019 has revealed that there are 262 HAZNET sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
ORANGE COUNTY COOPER 1000 S HARBOR BLVD C9 / 2 105
GEPAID: CAL000082883
ORANGE COUNTY DEPART 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD C10 / 2 106
GEPAID: CAD000629675
WAHINGTON MUTUAL 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD C15 / 2 119
GEPAID: CAC002467903
1X AGRICULTURE COMMI 1010 S HARBOR BLVD C16 / 2 120
GEPAID: CAC000577608
CITY OF ANAHEIM 1040 HARBOR BLVD C18 / 2 121
GEPAID: CAC002554244
ANAHEIM HARBOR R V P 1009 S HARBOR BLVD 19 / 2 122
GEPAID: CAC002272529
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1100 S HARBOR BLVD D23 / 2 128
GEPAID: CAP000247882
1X SHERATON ANAHEIM 1015 W BALL ROAD E27 / 2 135
GEPAID: CAC000572552
1X PAC ISLANDIA GUAM 1015 W BALL RD E29 / 2 137
GEPAID: CAC000531640
ANAHEIM MAJESTIC GAR 900 S DISNEYLAND DR F32 / 2 140
GEPAID: CAC002819418
SHERATON ANAHEIM HOT 900 S DISNEYLAND DR F34 / 2 143
GEPAID: CAC002705716
JIN’S HARBOR SHELL 601 W BALL RD G37 / 2 145
GEPAID: CAL000313303
SHELL 601 W BALL G40 / 2 148
GEPAID: CAL000194927
1X SHELL OIL 601 W BALL G43 / 2 150
GEPAID: CAC000202898
PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD G47 / 2 154
GEPAID: CAL000364418
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 601 W BALL RD G48 / 2 164
GEPAID: CAR000125476
ARCO PRODUCTS COMPAN 1037 W BALL RD H52 / 2 174
GEPAID: CAL000028042
ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H58 / 2 181
GEPAID: CAL000284486
HARBOR AUTO CARE 519 W BALL RD K71 / 2 211
GEPAID: CAL000123551
PAL MALL PROPERTIES 519 W BALL ROAD K74 / 2 217
GEPAID: CAC001269880
CITY OF ANAHEIM PUBL 519 WEST BALL ROAD K79 / 2 221
GEPAID: CAC001243424
EXXON CO USA #73724 1100 WEST BALL ROAD N94 / 2 244

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GEPAID: CAL000002748
GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1150 DISNEYLAND DR O102 / 2 254
GEPAID: CAP000151670
ADIRONDACK SCENIC IN 1020 W. BALL RD. O103 / 2 255
GEPAID: CAC002956479
US POSTAL SERVICE 1180 W BALL RD P105 / 1 259
GEPAID: CAC002586571
ANAHEIM HOLIDAY STAT 1180 W BALL ROAD P110 / 1 263
GEPAID: CA2180090464
BENA DESIGN & CONSTR 1198 WEST BALL RD P120 / 1 277
GEPAID: CAC002134961
ATLAS EXPRESS 1198 WEST BALL RD P121 / 1 278
GEPAID: CAC000917032
A L I INC 1198 W BALL RD P123 / 1 280
GEPAID: CAC002559858
A.L.I., INC. 1198 W BALL RD P130 / 1 301
GEPAID: CAL000268047
1X SHELL OIL COMPANY 1198 WEST BALL RD. P131 / 1 303
GEPAID: CAC000671544
MCCARTHY BUILDING CO 1221 WEST PLACE S147 / 5 326
GEPAID: CAC002250233
ANAHEIM UHSD/TRIDENT 1000 W BALL RD 148 / 5 329
GEPAID: CAL912404927
CONESTOGA 1240 S WALNUT ST T149 / 4 330
GEPAID: CAC001024744
HOWARD JOHNSON GUEST 1380 S. HARBOR BLVD V168 / 5 353
GEPAID: CAC002936241
HOWARD JOHNSON ANAHE 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V172 / 5 359
GEPAID: CAC003044433
NORTHWEST HOTEL CORP 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V174 / 5 361
GEPAID: CAC002703748
JP EDMONDSON 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V175 / 5 367
GEPAID: CAC002599821
KHS&S CONTRACTORS 1313 S DISNEYLAND DR 176 / 5 370
GEPAID: CAC002689755
HOWARD JOHNSON HOTEL 1400 SO HARBOR BLVD W184 / 5 379
GEPAID: CAC001354240
1X CAL TRANS DIST 12 1400 SOUTH HARBOR BL W185 / 5 380
GEPAID: CAC000940360
DISNEYLAND HOTEL 1150 W MAGIC WAY X195 / 5 402
GEPAID: CAD115501777
COURTYARD ANAHEIM HO 1420 S. HARBOR BLVD. W202 / 5 520
GEPAID: CAC002914624
ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1313 S HARBOR Z213 / 5 556
GEPAID: CAC000984456
MOBILE MINNIE INC 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z216 / 5 560

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GEPAID: CAC002648556
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
GEPAID: CAL000410749
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z239 / 5 721
GEPAID: CAD027828250
KIEWIT PACIFIC CO 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z252 / 5 846
GEPAID: CAC001347976
FAIRFIELD INN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA262 / 5 862
GEPAID: CAC002651410
1X RAMADA MAIN GATE 1460 S HARBOR BLVD. AA265 / 5 868
GEPAID: CAC001073448
FAIRFIELD INN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA267 / 5 872
GEPAID: CAC001465632
ANAHEIM FAIRFIELD IN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA269 / 5 873
GEPAID: CAC002334473
ACTION EDUCATIONAL S 1477 S MANCHESTER AV AB271 / 5 881 GEPAID: CAL000331496
ALMAN CONSTRUCTION C 1477 S MANCHESTER AV AB273 / 5 893 GEPAID: CAC002609546
CAROUSEL GIFTS 1530 SOUTH HARBOR BL AD285 / 5 907
GEPAID: CAL000042012
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. AD286 / 5 908 GEPAID: CAC002976359
GEPAID: CAC002962384
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE289 / 5 911 GEPAID: CAD980893390
ITERIS INC 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE290 / 5 966
GEPAID: CAL000239041
FEI-ZYFER INC 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE296 / 5 988
GEPAID: CAL000291382
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE297 / 5 990
GEPAID: CAP000259564
BEST WESTERN PARK PL 1544 S HARBOR BLVD AD303 / 5 1007
GEPAID: CAC002560857
RAIN FOREST CAFE INC 1515 DISNEYLAND DR AF307 / 5 1013
GEPAID: CAC002361255
RAINFOREST CAFE ANAH 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR AF310 / 5 1016 GEPAID: CAL000321669
ESPN ZONE INC 1545 DISNEYLAND DR AF312 / 5 1021
GEPAID: CAC002361247
SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH330 / 5 1048
GEPAID: CAR000007393
FOX PHOTO INC 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH333 / 5 1063
GEPAID: CAL000076821
1X HOWARD JOHNSON IN 1401 SO HARBOR AH335 / 5 1082
GEPAID: CAC000519232
ROBERT SHAW CONTROL 1601 SOUTH MANCHESTE AG341 / 5 1087

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GEPAID: CAX000042234
AMC DOWNTOWN DISNEY 1565 S DISNEYLAND DR AF342 / 5 1088 GEPAID: CAC002833039
PARKVIEW INN 1570 S HARBOR BLVD 353 / 5 1106
GEPAID: CAC002569502
CENTRAL PLANTS INC / 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ357 / 4 1109
GEPAID: CAT000623926
CANON SOLUTIONS AMER 1600 S WALNUT AVE AJ358 / 4 1134
GEPAID: CAC002778446
SEPHORA STORE 30 ANA 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR AI368 / 5 1157 GEPAID: CAR000147470
SEPHORA STORE 030 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR AI369 / 5 1172
GEPAID: CAL000272896
DISNEY WAY PARTNERS 1610 -1648 SOUTH CLE AM379 / 5 1188 GEPAID: CAC002614614
B N I BUILDING NEWS 1612 S CLEMENTINE AM380 / 5 1190
GEPAID: CAL000093565
DAN DONAHUE 1638 S CLEMENTINE ST AM388 / 5 1204
GEPAID: CAC002622037
ANAHEIM PLAZA HOTEL 1700 S HARBOR BLVD AP397 / 5 1217
GEPAID: CAC002921698
MELODY LAND CHRISTIA 400 W DISNEY WAY 399 / 5 1219
GEPAID: CAC002555272
EXCEL REALTY HOLDING 414 DISNEY WAY 400 / 5 1229
GEPAID: CAC002606983
JIMMY PAUL CAMPER 1700 SOUTH CLEMENTIN AQ408 / 5 1235
GEPAID: CLU960006120
1717 S DISNEYLAND DR 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR AR411 / 5 1239 GEPAID: CAC002739103
1X BAGGOTT, DON 1700 SOUTH ANAHEIM B AT419 / 5 1262
GEPAID: CAC000272625
CALTRANS DIST 12 1700 SOUTH ANAHEIM B AT421 / 5 1264
GEPAID: CAC001201112
CITY OF ANAHEIM/FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST AS426 / 5 1273 GEPAID: CAC002605132
1X MARTHA J WOOD 1710 S ANAHEIM BLVD AT433 / 5 1283
GEPAID: CAC000034884
OCTA-CRUZ AMERICA 1720 ANAHEIM BLVD AT435 / 5 1284
GEPAID: CAC000744784
GREEN CLEAN INVESTME 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST AW445 / 5 1294 GEPAID: CAL000341958
SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST AW448 / 5 1303 GEPAID: CAR000010298
RYDER TRANSPORTATION 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV454 / 5 1328 GEPAID: CAL920743928
CAL TRANS DIST 12 SA 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV456 / 5 1333

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GEPAID: CAC001113056
1X RYDER TRUCK RENTA 1730 SOUTH ANAHEIM B AV458 / 5 1339 GEPAID: CAC000071869
OCTA-RIDER TRUCK 1730 ANAHEIM BLVD AV461 / 5 1344
GEPAID: CAC000744776
1X TARFADIA INC 1732 ZEYN AX464 / 5 1346
GEPAID: CAC000780024
1X MOTOR MART 1733 S ZEYN AX466 / 5 1347
GEPAID: CAC000053741
PRICE LEGACY CORP 1731-1741 CLEMENTINE AW469 / 5 1349
GEPAID: CAC002553069
ELECTRORACK PRODUCTS 1742 S CLEMENTINE AY471 / 5 1355
GEPAID: CAX000090001
CONTRY SYSTEMS 1740 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV476 / 5 1360
GEPAID: CAL000057029
1X TARFADIA INC 1743 ZEYN AX478 / 5 1365
GEPAID: CAC000780040
1X TARFADIA INC 1745 ZEYN AX480 / 5 1366
GEPAID: CAC000780048
ALSCL 1750 S ZEYN ST AX483 / 5 1372
GEPAID: CAC002633766
ALSCO, INC. 1750 S. ZEYN ST. AX484 / 5 1374
GEPAID: CAC002711464
D&J 1HOUR PHOTO 1770 HARBOR BLVD SOU BA487 / 5 1379
GEPAID: CAL000082760
1X TUSHAR PATEL 1754 CLEMENTINE STRE BB490 / 5 1386
GEPAID: CAC000536520
FLOUROCARBON CO, THE 1754 S CLEMENTINE ST BB491 / 5 1386 GEPAID: CAD981388838
FLUOROCARBON CO 1754 S CLEMENTINE BB492 / 5 1388
GEPAID: CAX000048850
S & L AUTO SERVICE C 1763 S ANAHEIM BLVD 494 / 5 1394
GEPAID: CAL000189286
DEWEY PEST CONTROL 1813 S MANCHESTER BL AZ495 / 5 1405
GEPAID: CAD981431547
CHIPMASTER 1760 S ANAHEIM BLVD BC497 / 5 1412
GEPAID: CAL000016237
HERTZ CORP 221 W KATELLA AVE BD508 / 5 1440
GEPAID: CAC002615832
HERTZ LOCAL EDITION 221 W KATELLA AVE BD509 / 5 1442
GEPAID: CAC002602113
1X UNOCAL SERVICE ST 1779 S HARBOR BLVD BE518 / 5 1448
GEPAID: CAD981414949
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA BF521 / 5 1451
GEPAID: CAC001220728
WORLDMARK BY WYNDHAM 201 W KATELLA AVE BH530 / 5 1469

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GEPAID: CAC002748130
CS ANAHEIM HOTEL INV 213 E. KATELLA AVENU BI533 / 5 1476 GEPAID: CAC002939670
SIR RUDIMAR MOTEL 615 W KATELLA AVE BE541 / 5 1488
GEPAID: CAC002554979
RSR TRUCKING INC 611 W KATELLA AVE BE543 / 5 1490
GEPAID: CAC002565880
ANAHEIM GARDENWALK 321 W KATELLA AVE BL545 / 5 1494
GEPAID: CAL000339917
ANAHEIM GARDENWALK 321 W KATELLA AVE BL551 / 5 1501
GEPAID: CAL000391872
JM HOLLISTER DBA HOL 321 W KATELLA AVE BL554 / 5 1525
GEPAID: CAL000333469
CRAIG LEE HOWLETT 415 WEST KATELLA AVE BM564 / 5 1530
GEPAID: CLU970015103
CONVENTION SHELL SER 1101 KATELLA AVENUE BN567 / 5 1535 GEPAID: CAL922594862
EQUILON ENTERPRISES 1101 W KATELLA BN576 / 5 1543
GEPAID: CAD981447808
ANAHEIM MOBIL 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP598 / 5 1572
GEPAID: CAL000062327
HH CORNER, LLC 1800 S HARBOR BLVD. BP601 / 5 1577
GEPAID: CAC002727870
CHEVRON 95321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE606 / 5 1584
GEPAID: CAD983638941
MIKE FLYNN CHEVRON 1801 SOUTH HARBOR BL BE615 / 5 1613
GEPAID: CAL000070462
SOUTHWEST LEASING & 330 E KATELLA WAY BQ616 / 5 1616
GEPAID: CAC000695136
CLARENCE D MEDDOCK T 100 E KATELLA AVE BK636 / 5 1640
GEPAID: CAC001307896
CHEVRON 302222 100 E KATELLA AT HAS BK641 / 5 1646
GEPAID: CAD981460470
1X EAGLE CAR WASH 350 W KATELLA BR651 / 5 1706
GEPAID: CAC000583792
1X HODI INVESTMENTS 300 WEST KATELLA DRI BH654 / 5 1708 GEPAID: CAC000857040
HI ANAHEIM, LLC 100-130 W. KATELLA A BK658 / 5 1713
GEPAID: CAC002905216
ALS TEXACO SUC 100 W KATELLA BK666 / 5 1721
GEPAID: CAL000002880
TOM ZABY 434 W KATELLA AVE 668 / 5 1732
GEPAID: CAC002601710
CVS PHARMACY # 10225 1803 S HARBOR BLVD BE671 / 5 1742
GEPAID: CAR000250159
WALGREEN CO #9977 1802 S HARBOR BP677 / 5 1771

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GEPAID: CAL000421336
THE WESTIN ANAHEIM R 1030 W KATELLA AVE BS681 / 5 1781
GEPAID: CAC002967926
1X LETNER ROOFING 1016 WEST KATELLA BS682 / 5 1785
GEPAID: CAC000500432
F J S INC 1030 W KATELLA BS684 / 5 1786
GEPAID: CAC001431276
VIGILANT ENTERPRISES 1184 WEST KATELLA BO692 / 4 1803
GEPAID: CAC001204128
WESTPORT RESEARCH IN 800 W KATELLA AVE BT695 / 5 1805
GEPAID: CAC002582440
DOMINO AMJET INC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT697 / 5 1807
GEPAID: CAC002588947
CONVENTION CENTER PU 800 W KATELLA AVE BT698 / 5 1809
GEPAID: CAL000335519
NORITSU AMERICA CORP 800 W KATELLA AVE BT703 / 5 1824
GEPAID: CAC002650333
DOMINO AMJET INC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT704 / 5 1825
GEPAID: CAC002639194
HEWLETT PACKARD C/O 800 W KATELLA AVE BT706 / 5 1827
GEPAID: CAC002650796
DOMINO AMJET INC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT708 / 5 1828
GEPAID: CAC002626109
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT709 / 5 1830
GEPAID: CAD982489627
1X CITY OF ANAHEIM 800 W. KATELLA AVE. BT712 / 5 1912
GEPAID: CAC000092109
RITE AID PHOTO LAB/A 800 W KATELLA AVE BT713 / 5 1913
GEPAID: CAP000147793
FANUC OF AMERICA 800 W KATELLA AVE BT716 / 5 1918
GEPAID: CAC002803637
SHANG HAI DOLI PHOTO 800 W KATELLA AVE BT719 / 5 1920
GEPAID: CAC002650307
DOMINO AMJET INC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT720 / 5 1921
GEPAID: CAC002585813
COCO’S RESTAURANT IN 1100 W KATELLA AVENU BN722 / 5 1953 GEPAID: CAC002298217
W W LODGING LTD 1166 W KATELLA AVE 731 / 5 1969
GEPAID: CAC002329673
BEST WESTERN STOVALL 1110 W KATELLA AVE BV732 / 5 1970
GEPAID: CAC002613209
TEXACO REFINING AND 100 W KATELLA & HAST BW734 / 5 1975 GEPAID: CAL000032967
AVIS RENT A CAR SYST 200 W KATELLA AVE BW738 / 5 1980
GEPAID: CAC001191496
AVIS RENT A CAR 200 W KATELLA AVE BW739 / 5 1982

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GEPAID: CAP000246835
AVIS RENT A CAR SYST 200 W KATELLA AVE BW741 / 5 1983
GEPAID: CAL000036763
1X R E BERG 200 WEST KATELLA BW744 / 5 1988
GEPAID: CAC000686552
AVIS RENT A CAR SYST 200 W KATELLA AVE BW749 / 5 1993
GEPAID: CAC000946872
1X PAN PAC HOTEL 1717 SO W ST BU751 / 5 1995
GEPAID: CAC000819936
THE CORNERSTONE HOTE 1769 SOUTH WEST STRE BU759 / 5 2004 GEPAID: CAC001133512
ANAHEIM PHOTONATION 1824 SO HARBOR BLVD BY763 / 5 2012
GEPAID: CAL000163902
MTB, LLC / SPRING HI 640 W. KATELLA AVE. BZ765 / 5 2015 GEPAID: CAC002728317
M8 DEV, LLC 640 W KATELLA AVE BZ766 / 5 2021
GEPAID: CAC002790011
KABIR HOLDINGS, LLC. 1830 S WEST ST CA768 / 5 2024
GEPAID: CAC002743286
KABIR HOLDINGS, LLC. 1830 S WEST ST CA769 / 5 2025
GEPAID: CAC002769047
KABIR HOLDINGS, LLC. 1830 S WEST ST CA770 / 5 2027
GEPAID: CAC002759091
IHOP 1840 HARBOR BLVD CB771 / 5 2029
GEPAID: CAC002583041
CAL TRANS - DISTRICT 1828 S MOUNTAIN VIEW CC772 / 5 2031 GEPAID: CAC001136600
CALTRANS 1828 S MOUNTAIN VIEW CC773 / 5 2032
GEPAID: CAC001130624
SATELLITE CLEANERS 1831 S MANCHESTER CD779 / 5 2037
GEPAID: CAD981966799
CALTRANS 1831-1833 S MANCHEST CD780 / 5 2047
GEPAID: CAC001187568
1X LOS ANGELES ENTER 1859 MANCHESTER AVE CE782 / 5 2049 GEPAID: CAC000553808
1X 1859 MANCHESTER L 1859 SOUTH MANCHESTE CE783 / 5 2050 GEPAID: CAC000204553
ODETICS INC 1859 S MANCHESTER AV CE786 / 5 2054
GEPAID: CAD048765937
THE RED LION HOTEL 1850 S HARBOR BLVD CB787 / 5 2055
GEPAID: CAC002629000
THE RED LION HOTEL 1850 S HARBOR BLVD CB791 / 5 2066
GEPAID: CAC002640135
THE RED LION HOTEL 1850 S HARBOR BLVD CB792 / 5 2068
GEPAID: CAC002635289
RED LION HOTEL 1850 S. HARBOR BLVD CB795 / 5 2075

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GEPAID: CAC002770548
MEL ALMA APARTMENTS 1861 S HASTER ST APT 798 / 5 2079
GEPAID: CAC002835311
CITY OF ANAHEIM 1835 S MANCHESTER AV CF801 / 5 2084
GEPAID: CAC002632286
1X THE END AT THE PA 1855 SOUTH HARBOR BL CG803 / 5 2087 GEPAID: CAC000805536
SHERATON PARK ANAHEI 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG805 / 5 2089
GEPAID: CAC000780528
1X INN AT THE PARK 1855 SO HARBOR CG813 / 5 2106
GEPAID: CAC000057397
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORA 1901 SOUTH MANCHESTE CH817 / 5 2110 GEPAID: CAD981399157
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORA 1901 SO MANCHESTER A CH822 / 5 2125 GEPAID: CAX000100230
SUNRISE PALMS LP 1911 S HASTER ST APT CI828 / 5 2129
GEPAID: CAC002871708
SUNRISES PALMS APART 1911 S HASTER ST APT CI830 / 5 2133 GEPAID: CAC002856194
SUNRISE PALMS APARTM 1911 S HASTER ST UNI CI831 / 5 2133 GEPAID: CAC002987727
SUNRISE PALMS LP 1911 SOUTH HASTER ST CI834 / 5 2137
GEPAID: CAC002987149
SUNRISES PALMS APART 1911 S HASTER ST APT CI835 / 5 2138 GEPAID: CAC002847942
CHET HERBERT 1933 S MANCHESTER AV CJ840 / 6 2141
GEPAID: CAC002621673
1X B L MACHINE 1933 S MANCHESTER AV CJ841 / 6 2143
GEPAID: CAC000570264
HILTON ANAHEIM 777 CONVENTION WAY CK844 / 5 2145
GEPAID: CAL000125949
ANAHEIM HILTON AND T 777 CONVENTION WY CK848 / 5 2164
GEPAID: CAP400478686
NALCO CHEMICAL CO 777 CONVENTION WAY CK850 / 5 2170
GEPAID: CAC001472320
FUJI PHOTO FILM ANAH 777 CONVENTION WY PM CK854 / 5 2175 GEPAID: CAP400478161
NALCO COMPANY 777 W CONVENTION WAY CK856 / 5 2177
GEPAID: CAC002725104
BUCHNER & YOUNG DBA 777 CONVENTION WAY CK858 / 5 2179
GEPAID: CAD982503963
FUJI PHOTO FILM USA 777 W CONVENTION WY CK859 / 5 2188
GEPAID: CAC000745464
HOFFMANN LAROCHE 777 CONVENTION WAY CK860 / 5 2192
GEPAID: CAC001135080
FUJISHIGE FARMS INC 1854 S HARBOR BLVD CL866 / 5 2204

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GEPAID: CAR000054569
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1854 S HARBOR BLVD CL867 / 5 2210
GEPAID: CAC002374407
HERCULES 1854 SOUTH HARBOR BL CL870 / 5 2218
GEPAID: CAC001484488
1X COMFORT CALIF INC 616 CONVENTION WAY CN879 / 5 2236
GEPAID: CAC000643968
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 1850 S WEST ST CO883 / 5 2244
GEPAID: CAC002810252
SHO AIDS INC ANAHEIM 1850 S WEST ST CO887 / 5 2249
GEPAID: CAP000252718
1X ANAHEIM MARIOTT H 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP892 / 5 2255 GEPAID: CAC000605840
1X ANAHEIM MARRIOTT 700 WEST CONVENTION CP894 / 5 2259
GEPAID: CAC000239649
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 WEST CONVENTION CP896 / 5 2261 GEPAID: CAC001030808
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 WEST CONVENTION CP899 / 5 2267 GEPAID: CAC001260144
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP905 / 5 2286 GEPAID: CAL000251940
DISNEYLAND RESORT 2000 S HARBOR BLVD # CQ906 / 5 2296
GEPAID: CAR000202242
CONVENTION CENTER IN 2017 S HARBOR BLVD CR909 / 5 2302
GEPAID: CAC002100776
ORANGEWOOD LLC 2051 HARBOR BLVD CS914 / 5 2305
GEPAID: CAC002575832
ERIC CHUNG 2080 HARBOR BLVD CU919 / 5 2314
GEPAID: CAC002484487
THRIFTY OIL COMPANY 2101 HARBOR CV933 / 5 2328
GEPAID: CAL000157129
BP WEST COAST PRODUC 2101 S HARBOR CW936 / 5 2331
GEPAID: CAL000225594
MJS ENGEL NO 1 INC 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW941 / 5 2346
GEPAID: CAL000276937
TESORO ARCO 42136 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW942 / 5 2349
GEPAID: CAL000385757
BP WEST COAST PRODUC 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW943 / 5 2359
GEPAID: CAR000101741
BP WEST COAST PRODUC 2101 S HARBOR CW944 / 5 2373
GEPAID: CAL000225595
ARCO PRODUCTS COMPAN 2101 S HARBOR CW947 / 5 2379
GEPAID: CAL000187278
PRESTIGE STATION INC 2101 S HARBOR CW954 / 5 2392
GEPAID: CAL000187544
SHELL OIL STATION #2 2100 S HARBOR CW959 / 5 2395

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GEPAID: CAC001163880
SHELL OIL #204-0222- 2100 S HARBOR CW961 / 5 2397
GEPAID: CAX000138966
1X SHELL OIL STATION 2100 S HARBOR CW966 / 5 2400
GEPAID: CAC000138773
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW967 / 5 2400
GEPAID: CAR000085548
NAJM INC DBA ANAHEIM 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW968 / 5 2404
GEPAID: CAL000333522
SHELL 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW977 / 5 2432
GEPAID: CAL000194892
1X DOLLAR RENT A CAR 2132 SOUTH HARBOR BL CX982 / 5 2437 GEPAID: CAC000783968
1X DOLLAR RENT A CAR 2132 SOUTH HARBOR CX983 / 5 2438
GEPAID: CAC000945680
FIRESTONE STORE 27A2 2201 HARBOR BLVD CZ988 / 8 2444
GEPAID: CAD981980667
OC FULL-TECH AUTOMOT 450 W WILKEN WAY C DA991 / 8 2448
GEPAID: CAL000216648
DOLLAR RENT A CAR OC 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA993 / 8 2465 GEPAID: CAL000040035
JOHN’S AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY STE DA994 / 8 2466
GEPAID: CAL000173201
JAPANESE AND GERMAN 450 W WILKEN WY DA1000 / 8 2471
GEPAID: CAL000026158
CHAPMAN AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA1003 / 8 2478 GEPAID: CAL000188730
MOTOR CARRIER INSPEC 450 W. WILKEN WAY #B DA1004 / 8 2484 GEPAID: CAL000121706
S & L AUTO SERVICE C 450 W WILKEN WAY #A DA1008 / 8 2490 GEPAID: CAL000088989
AMERICAN AUTOMOTIVE 450 W WILKEN WAY #C DA1012 / 8 2492 GEPAID: CAL000088211
MANDA MOTORS INC 2201 S HARBOR BLVD CZ1016 / 8 2497
GEPAID: CAL000174759
FAMILY DENTAL OFFICE 2207 SOUTH HARBOR BL CZ1020 / 8 2502 GEPAID: CAL000100508
FAMILY DENTAL OFFICE 2207 S HARBOR BLVD CZ1021 / 8 2507 GEPAID: CAL000180752
LAWRENCE AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY DA1023 / 8 2513
GEPAID: CAL000356115
BANK OF AMERICA 2260 S HARBOR BLVD DC1030 / 8 2524
GEPAID: CAC002943838
GEPAID: CAC002657623
BANK OF AMERICA 2260 HARBOR BLVD DC1031 / 8 2525
GEPAID: CAC002625070
SOUTH ANAHEIM DENTAL 2300 S HARBOR BLVD DD1032 / 8 2527

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GEPAID: CAL000093035
COASTAL DENTAL CARE 2300 S HARBOR BLVD DD1033 / 8 2538
GEPAID: CAL000296081
SPORTY WORLD INC 2316 S HARBOR BLVD DD1034 / 8 2539
GEPAID: CAL000180090
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTA 2316 S HARBOR BLVD DD1035 / 8 2541 GEPAID: CAC002584851
BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS 2320 S HARBOR BLVD DD1039 / 8 2546 GEPAID: CAL000410128
WEST COUNTY TIRE AND 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1040 / 8 2550
GEPAID: CAL000025972
1X WEST COUNTY TIRE/ 421 WEST CHAPMAN DE1045 / 8 2565
GEPAID: CAC000510464
WAYNE MORGENTHALER 531 W CHAPMAN AVE DG1050 / 8 2568
GEPAID: CAC002836973
PHOTO EXPRESS 527 CHAPMAN AVE DG1051 / 8 2569
GEPAID: CAX000100446
PHOTO EXPRESS 527 W. CHAPMAN AVE DG1052 / 8 2571
GEPAID: CAD981430572
LORDS DRY CLEANERS & 509 W CHAPMAN AVE DG1059 / 8 2584
GEPAID: CAD981984404
HIST CORTESE: Hazardous Waste & Substance Site List
A review of the HIST CORTESE list, as provided by EDR, and dated 04/01/2001 has revealed that there are 18 HIST CORTESE sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
ARCO #0072 1037 BALL H57 / 2 180
Reg Id: 083001147T
INTERSTATE ELECTRONI 1001 BALL I83 / 2 226
Reg Id: 083000527T
ANAHEIM SHERATON 1015 BALL J88 / 2 235
Reg Id: 083001677T
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 BALL RD N91 / 2 241
Reg Id: 083002078T
STOP N SHOP 1198 P118 / 1 275
Reg Id: 083003428T
U S POST OFFICE 1180 BALL RD 136 / 5 314
Reg Id: 083002537T
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT ST T150 / 4 332
Reg Id: 083002771T
AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 HARBOR W180 / 5 373
Reg Id: 083000056T
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
Reg Id: 083000903T
CENTRAL PLANTS, INC. 1600 WALNUT ST AJ360 / 4 1136

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Reg Id: 083003148T
Reg Id: 083003069T
Reg Id: 083003248T
Reg Id: 083000503T
Reg Id: 083000594T
SHELL OIL CO 1101 W KATELLA BN577 / 5 1548
Reg Id: 083000353T
STEINER CORPORATION 1755 HASTER BK580 / 5 1555
Reg Id: 083001096T
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 818 KATELLA AVE 585 / 5 1564
Reg Id: 083000719T
Reg Id: 083001410T
KATELLA CAR WASH (FO 350 KATELLA AVE BL587 / 5 1566
Reg Id: 083001842T
CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 HARBOR BLVD BE614 / 5 1602
Reg Id: 083003335T
Reg Id: 083003415T
Reg Id: 083000065T
Reg Id: 083001214T
Reg Id: 083002396T
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
Reg Id: 083001209T
DANA EDWARDS 1901 MANCHESTER CH815 / 5 2107
Reg Id: 083000936T
SHELL #2100 2100 HARBOR BLVD CW928 / 5 2324
Reg Id: 083000341T
NPDES: NPDES Permits Listing
A review of the NPDES list, as provided by EDR, and dated 05/10/2021 has revealed that there are 33 NPDES sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
888 BLDG LLC 888 DISNEYLAND DR B5 / 2 99
ANAHEIM MAJESTIC GAR 979 WEST BALL ROAD I65 / 2 201
Facility Status: Terminated
STAYBRIDGE SUITE ANA 1050 BALL ROAD ANAHE Q135 / 2 311
DISNEYLAND RESORT BA 1295 S W PLACE U166 / 5 352
DISNEYLAND HOTEL CEN 1150 W MAGIC WY X194 / 5 401
PASCAL ENABLING WORK 1150 MAGIC WAY X197 / 5 515
Facility Status: Active
BACKSTAGE PAVING IMP 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z211 / 5 552
DISNEYLAND PARK 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z225 / 5 601
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
Facility Status: Active
Facility Status: Terminated
EAST ESPLANADE SLURR 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z236 / 5 715
BACKSTAGE TRAFFIC EN 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z244 / 5 837
PROJECT CLEO PARKING 1351 DISNEYLAND DRIV 260 / 5 852

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Facility Status: Terminated
HILTON GARDEN INN HO 1441 SOUTH MANCHESTE 261 / 5 856
Facility Status: Active
STITCH PARKING LOT A 1415 S DISNEYLAND DR AC278 / 5 899 SYBRON 1515 SOUTH MANCHESTE AE295 / 5 981
Facility Status: Terminated
DISNEYLAND RAILROAD 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH334 / 5 1079
EDI DISNEY CALIFORNA 1515 HARBOR BLVD AH346 / 5 1093
Facility Status: Terminated
PARADISE PIER ENHANC 1515 S HARBOR DRIVE AH347 / 5 1096 Facility Status: Terminated
ELEMENT HOTEL 200 ALRO WAY AK374 / 5 1180
Facility Status: Terminated
COUNTRY INN AND SUIT 1640 SOUTH CLEMENTIN AM383 / 5 1195 THE DISNEYLAND RESOR 1601 S DISNEYLAND DR AN389 / 5 1205 Facility Status: Terminated
RAMADA INN 1650 SOUTH HARBOR BO AP396 / 5 1214
JW MARRIOTT 1775 S CLEMENTINE ST BB503 / 5 1422
Facility Status: Terminated
CAMBRIA HOTEL & SUIT 101 E KATELLA AVE BG529 / 5 1462
Facility Status: Terminated
KATELLA AVENUE WATER KATELLA AVE - DISNEY BE582 / 5 1562 CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 HARBOR BLVD BE614 / 5 1602
ALS TEXACO SUC 100 W KATELLA BK666 / 5 1721
Facility Status: Terminated
ANABELLA HOTEL REDEV 1030 WEST KATELLA AV BS685 / 5 1788 Facility Status: Terminated
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W. KATELLA AVENU BT711 / 5 1910 HH CORNER LLC 1820 SOUTH HARBOR BY761 / 5 2006
MTB, LLC / SPRING HI 640 W. KATELLA AVE. BZ765 / 5 2015 DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1900 S HARBOR BLVD CM878 / 5 2228
Facility Status: Terminated
UC IRVINE MEDICAL CE 500 ORANGEWOOD AVE 924 / 5 2319
Notify 65: Proposition 65 Records
A review of the Notify 65 list, as provided by EDR, and dated 03/12/2021 has revealed that there are 2 Notify 65 sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
#72 1037 WEST BALL H62 / 2 196
MOBIL OIL CORP. 18-1 1800 SOUTH HARBOR BP602 / 5 1579

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WDS: Waste Discharge System
A review of the WDS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 06/19/2007 has revealed that there is 1 WDS site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
Facility Status: A
Facility Id: 8 301000001
WIP: Well Investigation Program Case List
A review of the WIP list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/03/2009 has revealed that there is 1 WIP site within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
U S POST OFFICE 1180 BALL RD 136 / 5 314
Facility Status: Historical
CIWQS: California Integrated Water Quality System
A review of the CIWQS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 08/30/2021 has revealed that there are 71 CIWQS sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
888 BLDG LLC 888 DISNEYLAND DR B5 / 2 99
ANAHEIM SHERATON HOT 900 SOUTH DISNEYLAND F31 / 2 139
ANAHEIM MAJESTIC GAR 979 WEST BALL ROAD I65 / 2 201
NIGEL CAST MEMBER LO 333 W BALL ROAD AND L82 / 2 226
HOLIDAY STATION 1180 W BALL RD P108 / 1 261
SPRING HILL SUITES 1160 W. BALL RD P111 / 1 265
STAYBRIDGE SUITE ANA 1050 BALL ROAD ANAHE Q135 / 2 311
700 800 WEST BALL RD 700 W BALL RD # 800 140 / 5 318
CONSOLIDATED SECURIT 1329 S WEST PLACE S158 / 5 342
DISNEYLAND RESORT BA 1295 S W PLACE U166 / 5 352
HOWARD JOHNSON GUEST 1380 S. HARBOR BLVD V168 / 5 353
DISNEYLAND HOTEL CEN 1150 W MAGIC WY X194 / 5 401
PASCAL ENABLING WORK 1150 MAGIC WAY X197 / 5 515
COURTYARD ANAHEIM HO 1420 S. HARBOR BLVD. W202 / 5 520
BACKSTAGE PAVING IMP 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z211 / 5 552
DISNEY CA ADVENTURE 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z217 / 5 562
DISNEYLAND RAILROAD 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z221 / 5 597
DISNEYLAND PARK 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z225 / 5 601
TOM SAWYER ISLAND PI 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z230 / 5 610
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
EAST ESPLANADE SLURR 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z236 / 5 715
BACKSTAGE TRAFFIC EN 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z244 / 5 837
SUBMARINE RIDE & MOT 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL Z247 / 5 841
MIDWAY MANIA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z255 / 5 848
PROJECT CLEO PARKING 1351 DISNEYLAND DRIV 260 / 5 852
HILTON GARDEN INN HO 1441 SOUTH MANCHESTE 261 / 5 856
SYBRON 1515 SOUTH MANCHESTE AE295 / 5 981
DISNEYLAND 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH323 / 5 1032
DISNEYLAND RAILROAD 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH334 / 5 1079

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Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
EDI DISNEY CALIFORNA 1515 HARBOR BLVD AH346 / 5 1093
PARADISE PIER ENHANC 1515 S HARBOR DRIVE AH347 / 5 1096 BACK OF HOUSE INFRAS 1515 S HARBOR BLVD AH348 / 5 1100
ELEMENT HOTEL 200 ALRO WAY AK373 / 5 1178
DCA PIZZA BURGER GOO 1616 SOUTH HARBOR BO AL378 / 5 1188 COUNTRY INN AND SUIT 1640 SOUTH CLEMENTIN AM383 / 5 1195 THE DISNEYLAND RESOR 1601 S DISNEYLAND DR AN389 / 5 1205 DISNEY GRAND CALIFOR 1600 S DISNEYLAND DR AO391 / 5 1207 RAMADA INN 1650 SOUTH HARBOR BO AP395 / 5 1213
ALSCO 1750 S ZEYN ST AX482 / 5 1367
JW MARRIOTT 1775 S CLEMENTINE ST BB503 / 5 1422
CAMBRIA HOTEL & SUIT 101 E KATELLA AVE BG528 / 5 1461
WORLD MARK BY TRENDW 201 W KATELLA AVE BH531 / 5 1475
ANAHEIM GARDEN WALK 321 W KATELLA AVE BL549 / 5 1500
ANAHEIM GARDENWALK P 321 W KATELLA AVE BL558 / 5 1528
WANDA 12KV CIRCUIT E KATELLA AVE, ANAHEIM BK581 / 5 1561 KATELLA AVENUE WATER KATELLA AVE - DISNEY BE583 / 5 1562 CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 HARBOR BLVD BE614 / 5 1602
CHEVRON SS 30 2222 100 E KATELLA AVE BK622 / 5 1621
KATELLA AVENUE AT I- 200 EAST KATELLA AVE BG643 / 5 1699 HAMPTON INN & SUITES 100 W KATELLA AVE BK657 / 5 1712
ANABELLA HOTEL REDEV 1030 WEST KATELLA AV BS685 / 5 1788 ANABELLA HOTEL 1030 W KATELLA AVE BS686 / 5 1796
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W. KATELLA AVENU BT711 / 5 1910 1 HOTEL WY 1 HOTEL WY 735 / 5 1978
HH CORNER LLC 1820 SOUTH HARBOR BY761 / 5 2006
MTB, LLC / SPRING HI 640 W. KATELLA AVE. BZ765 / 5 2015 COAST ANAHEIM HOTEL 1855 HARBOR BLUE CB781 / 5 2048
MANCHESTER RESORT AN 1901 S MANCHESTER AV CH818 / 5 2122 GENE AUTRY WAY (WEST 1915 S. MANCHESTER A CH825 / 5 2127 IMPERIAL HIGHWAY GRE SOUTH SIDE OF IMPERI 827 / 5 2129
ANAHEIM RESORT HOTEL 1855 1925 MANCHESTER CJ839 / 6 2141 TOY STORY PARKING LO 1900 HARBOR BOULEVAR CM874 / 5 2221 DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1900 S HARBOR BLVD CM878 / 5 2228
GRAND PLAZA ON CONVE CONVENTION WAY 880 / 5 2239
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP893 / 5 2259 HOMEWOOD SUITES 2010 S HARBOR BOULEV CQ907 / 5 2301
CONVENTION CTR INN 2017 S HARBOR BLVD CR908 / 5 2302
HYATT PLACE 2035 SOUTH HARBOR BO CS911 / 5 2304
MARRIOTT COURTYARD 2045 S HARBOR BLVD 913 / 5 2305
HOLIDAY INN SUITES P 2061 AND 2085 S HARB CV921 / 5 2315 UC IRVINE MEDICAL CE 500 ORANGEWOOD AVE 924 / 5 2319
CERS: CERS
A review of the CERS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/15/2021 has revealed that there are 110 CERS sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
VERIZON WIRELESS SIT 888 S DISNEYLAND DR B4 / 2 96
HARBOR CAMPUS 1000-1010 HARBOR BOU C7 / 2 102
PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD G47 / 2 154
ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H58 / 2 181
PRESTIGE STATIONS IN 1037 W BALL RD H63 / 2 197

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Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
ANAHEIM MAJESTIC GAR 979 WEST BALL ROAD I65 / 2 201
DAHS SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD K69 / 2 207
INTERSTATE ELECTRONI 1001 BALL I83 / 2 226
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS U 601 BALL RD. W. M86 / 2 230
ANAHEIM SHERATON 1015 BALL J88 / 2 235
EMERGENCY OPERATION 1329 S WEST PL N90 / 2 238
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 W BALL RD N95 / 2 246
U S POST OFFICE 1180 W BALL RD P104 / 1 256
AT&T MOBILITY - DISN 1030 W BALL RD - ROO H115 / 2 272
ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL RD P128 / 1 285
STOP N SHOP 1198 W BALL RD P132 / 1 303
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT ST T150 / 4 332
AT&T MOBILITY - OC00 1225 S WEST PL S159 / 5 342
VERIZON WIRELESS: DI 1225 S. WEST PLACE S162 / 5 345
FX STORAGE 1290 S WEST PL U165 / 5 349
NORTHWEST HOTEL CORP 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V174 / 5 361
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W183 / 5 375
AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W188 / 5 382
DISNEYLAND HOTEL 1150 W MAGIC WAY X195 / 5 402
DISNEYLAND PARKING S 1343 S DISNEYLAND DR Y203 / 5 522
DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z208 / 5 526
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 W HARBOR BLVD. Z250 / 5 843
PROJECT CLEO PARKING 1351 DISNEYLAND DRIV 260 / 5 852
HILTON GARDEN INN HO 1441 SOUTH MANCHESTE 261 / 5 856
R MORRIS INN AT THE 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA266 / 5 869
MILLIE’S RESTAURANT 1480 S HARBOR BLVD AA270 / 5 876
FRISBIE MANAGEMENT I 1500 S HARBOR BLVD AA276 / 5 895
TORTILLA JO’S 1510 S DISNEYLAND DR AC279 / 5 899
SYBRON 1515 SOUTH MANCHESTE AE295 / 5 981
ODETICS INC 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE299 / 5 1002
SPLITSVILLE LUXARY L 1530 S DISNEYLAND DR 300 / 5 1002
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 HARBOR AH326 / 5 1038
EARL OF SANDWICH 1565 S DISNEYLAND DR AF344 / 5 1090
EDI DISNEY CALIFORNA 1515 HARBOR BLVD AH346 / 5 1093
NAPLES RISTORANTE 1550 S DISNEYLAND DR AF350 / 5 1101
LA BREA BAKERY 1556 S DISNEYLAND DR AI351 / 5 1103
SEMPRA ENERGY FAC MG 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ361 / 4 1138
CATAL RESTAURANT & U 1580 S DISNEYLAND DR AI372 / 5 1175 ELEMENT HOTEL 200 ALRO WAY AK373 / 5 1178
RALPH BRENNAN’S JAZZ 1590 S DISNEYLAND DR AN382 / 5 1192 COUNTRY INN AND SUIT 1640 SOUTH CLEMENTIN AM383 / 5 1195 DISNEY GRAND CALIFOR 1600 S DISNEYLAND DR AO391 / 5 1207 MELODY LAND CHRISTIA 400 W DISNEY WAY 399 / 5 1219
ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 S CLEMENTINE ST AQ403 / 5 1231 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR AR411 / 5 1239 ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST AS413 / 5 1247 CITY OF ANAHEIM/FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST AS426 / 5 1273 VERIZON WIRELESS: AN 1734 S HARBOR BLVD # AU436 / 5 1285 SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTIME ST AW446 / 5 1296 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL-C 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV457 / 5 1334 ALSCO 1740 S ZEYN ST AX477 / 5 1362
ALSCO 1750 S ZEYN ST AX482 / 5 1367
UNOCAL 1779 HARBOR BA500 / 5 1418
JW MARRIOTT 1775 S CLEMENTINE ST BB503 / 5 1422
HERTZ RENT A CAR 221 W KATELLA AVE BD504 / 5 1430

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NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA AVE BF522 / 5 1452
HERTZ RENT-A-CAR 221 KATELLA AVE., W. BD527 / 5 1457
CAMBRIA HOTEL & SUIT 101 E KATELLA AVE BG529 / 5 1462
WORLDMARK BY WYNDHAM 201 W KATELLA AVE BH530 / 5 1469
ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 131 W KATELLA AVE BJ534 / 5 1476
AT&T MOBILITY - DISN 631 W KATELLA AVE 535 / 5 1479
7-ELEVEN INC. STORE 101 W KATELLA AVE BK536 / 5 1480
THE HABIT BURGER GRI 111 E KATELLA AVE BG539 / 5 1483
LUNA GRILL - LG53 121 E KATELLA AVE ST BG540 / 5 1486
RSR TRUCKING INC 611 W KATELLA AVE BE543 / 5 1490
ANAHEIM GARDENWALK 321 W KATELLA AVE BL551 / 5 1501
FIRE & ICE GRILL & B 321 W KATELLA AVE, # BL553 / 5 1523 SHELL #1101 1101 W KATELLA AVE BN568 / 5 1537
SHELL OIL CO 1101 W KATELLA BN577 / 5 1548
STEINER CORPORATION 1755 HASTER BK580 / 5 1555
WANDA 12KV CIRCUIT E KATELLA AVE, ANAHEIM BK581 / 5 1561 MOBIL #18-106 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP600 / 5 1573
95321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE612 / 5 1597
MEDDOCK MOBIL 100 E KATELLA AVE BK632 / 5 1636
CHEVRON 302222 100 E KATELLA AT HAS BK641 / 5 1646
EAGLE CAR WASH 350 W KATELLA AVE BR649 / 5 1702
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 W KATELLA AVE BK656 / 5 1709
THE WESTIN ANAHEIM R 1030 W KATELLA AVE BS681 / 5 1781
ANABELLA HOTEL REDEV 1030 WEST KATELLA AV BS685 / 5 1788 PUESTO ANAHEIM 1040 W KATELLA AVE BS687 / 5 1796
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT721 / 5 1923
COCO’S RESTAURANT IN 1100 W KATELLA AVENU BN722 / 5 1953 BEST WESTERN STOVALL 1110 W KATELLA AVE BV732 / 5 1970
PAN PACIFIC HOTEL 1717 S WEST ST BU752 / 5 1996
SHERATON PARK ANAHEI 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG805 / 5 2089
DANA EDWARDS 1901 MANCHESTER CH815 / 5 2107
HHC HA TRS, INC. D/B 777 W CONVENTION WAY CK847 / 5 2158 BUCHNER & YOUNG DBA 777 CONVENTION WAY CK858 / 5 2179
ANAHEIM HOTEL PARTNE 777 CONVENTION WAY CK862 / 5 2194
DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1900 S HARBOR BLVD CM878 / 5 2228
CLARION HOTEL ANAHEI 616 W CONVENTION WAY CN882 / 5 2240 ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP897 / 5 2262 ANAHEIM MARRIOT 700 CONVENTION WAY CP901 / 5 2269
VERIZON WIRELESS: OR 2087 SOUTH HARBOR BO CV923 / 5 2316 STATION 082 2101 S HARBOR BL CW938 / 5 2334
THRIFTY OIL #359 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW949 / 5 2383
NAJM INC DBA ANAHEIM 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW968 / 5 2404
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR CW976 / 5 2414
TACO BELL #031980 2144 S HARBOR BLVD CY985 / 5 2440
OC FULL-TECH AUTOMOT 450 W WILKEN WAY C DA991 / 8 2448
TWINS AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY DA1001 / 8 2472
CHAPMAN AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA1003 / 8 2478 LAWRENCE AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY DA1023 / 8 2513
GOODYEAR CERTIFIED A 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1041 / 8 2556

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HWTS: Hazardous Waste Tracking System
A review of the HWTS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/13/2021 has revealed that there are 386 HWTS sites within the requested target property.

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ORANGE COUNTY COOPER 1000 S HARBOR BLVD C9 / 2 105
ORANGE COUNTY DEPART 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD C10 / 2 106
COUNTY OF ORANGE - A 1010 S HARBOR BLVD C14 / 2 118
WAHINGTON MUTUAL 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD C15 / 2 119
1X AGRICULTURE COMMI 1010 S HARBOR BLVD C16 / 2 120
CITY OF ANAHEIM 1040 HARBOR BLVD C18 / 2 121
ANAHEIM HARBOR R V P 1009 S HARBOR BLVD 19 / 2 122
SUPER 8 ANAHEIM DISN 915 S DISNEYLAND DR 20 / 2 124
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1100 S HARBOR BLVD D23 / 2 128
1X SHERATON ANAHEIM 1015 W BALL ROAD E27 / 2 135
1X PAC ISLANDIA GUAM 1015 W BALL RD E29 / 2 137
ANAHEIM MAJESTIC GAR 900 S DISNEYLAND DR F32 / 2 140
SHERATON ANAHEIM HOT 900 S DISNEYLAND DR F34 / 2 143
JIN’S HARBOR SHELL 601 W BALL RD G37 / 2 145
SHELL 601 W BALL G40 / 2 148
1X SHELL OIL 601 WEST BALL RD G42 / 2 149
1X SHELL OIL 601 W BALL G43 / 2 150
PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD G47 / 2 154
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 601 W BALL RD G48 / 2 164
ARCO PRODUCTS COMPAN 1037 W BALL RD H52 / 2 174
PRESTIGE STATIONS IN 1037 W BALL RD H56 / 2 179
ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD H58 / 2 181
HARBOR AUTO CARE 519 W BALL RD K71 / 2 211
PAL MALL PROPERTIES 519 W BALL ROAD K74 / 2 217
TEXACO KHALS 519 W BALL RD K76 / 2 219
DAH’S SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD K77 / 2 220
TEXACO REFINING AND 519 W BALL RD K78 / 2 220
CITY OF ANAHEIM PUBL 519 WEST BALL ROAD K79 / 2 221
KHALS TEXACO 519 WEST BALL ROAD K81 / 2 225
EXXON CO USA #73724 1100 WEST BALL ROAD N94 / 2 244
MIKES EXXON 1100 BALL RD N96 / 2 249
GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1150 DISNEYLAND DR O102 / 2 254
ADIRONDACK SCENIC IN 1020 W. BALL RD. O103 / 2 255
US POSTAL SERVICE 1180 W BALL RD P105 / 1 259
ANAHEIM HOLIDAY STAT 1180 W BALL ROAD P110 / 1 263
SPRING HILL SUITES 1160 W. BALL RD P111 / 1 265
BENA DESIGN & CONSTR 1198 WEST BALL RD P120 / 1 277
ATLAS EXPRESS 1198 WEST BALL RD P121 / 1 278
A L I INC 1198 W BALL RD P123 / 1 280
H & H GASOLINE 1198 W BALL RD P124 / 1 281
FRYS DISNEY SHELL 1198 W BALL RD P127 / 1 284
A.L.I., INC. 1198 W BALL RD P130 / 1 301
1X SHELL OIL COMPANY 1198 WEST BALL RD. P131 / 1 303
ACTON WILLIAM E MD 1211 WEST LAPALME ST R137 / 5 316
21ST CENTURY ONCOLOG 1211 W LAPALMA AVE R138 / 5 316
HOTEL MENAGE 1221 S HARBOR BLVD 139 / 5 317
WILLIAM PHAM 1220 W SWILLET CIR S141 / 5 319
IMPORTS OF ANAHEIM 1221 W HARBOR S145 / 5 322
MCCARTHY BUILDING CO 1221 WEST PLACE S147 / 5 326
ANAHEIM UHSD/TRIDENT 1000 W BALL RD 148 / 5 329
CONESTOGA 1240 S WALNUT ST T149 / 4 330
HOWARD JOHNSON GUEST 1380 S. HARBOR BLVD V168 / 5 353

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CALTRANS DIST 12 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V170 / 5 358
NORTHWEST HOTEL CORP 1380 S. HARBOR BLVD. V171 / 5 358
HOWARD JOHNSON ANAHE 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V172 / 5 359
NORTHWEST HOTEL CORP 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V174 / 5 361
JP EDMONDSON 1380 S HARBOR BLVD V175 / 5 367
KHS&S CONTRACTORS 1313 S DISNEYLAND DR 176 / 5 370
HOWARD JOHNSON HOTEL 1400 SO HARBOR BLVD W184 / 5 379
1X CAL TRANS DIST 12 1400 SOUTH HARBOR BL W185 / 5 380
SHAW & SONS CORPORAT 1150 W MAGIC WAY X193 / 5 400
DISNEYLAND HOTEL 1150 W MAGIC WAY X195 / 5 402
COURTYARD ANAHEIM HO 1420 S. HARBOR BLVD. W202 / 5 520
ADIRONDACK SCENIC, I 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z205 / 5 525
ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1313 S HARBOR Z213 / 5 556
MOBILE MINNIE INC 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z216 / 5 560
MA MORTENSON CO 1313 S HARBOR Z218 / 5 562
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. Z235 / 5 614
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z239 / 5 721
SHARPSHOOTER SPECTRU 1313 S HARBOR BLVD T Z246 / 5 840
KIEWIT PACIFIC CO 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z252 / 5 846
FAIRFIELD INN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA262 / 5 862
1X RAMADA MAIN GATE 1460 S HARBOR BLVD. AA265 / 5 868
FAIRFIELD INN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA267 / 5 872
ANAHEIM FAIRFIELD IN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD AA269 / 5 873
ACTION EDUCATIONAL S 1477 S MANCHESTER AV AB271 / 5 881 ALMAN CONSTRUCTION C 1477 S MANCHESTER AV AB273 / 5 893 CAROUSEL GIFTS INC 1530 SOUTH HARBOR BL AD282 / 5 903
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. AD284 / 5 906 CAROUSEL GIFTS 1530 SOUTH HARBOR BL AD285 / 5 907
WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. AD286 / 5 908 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE287 / 5 909 ODETICS, INC. 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE288 / 5 910
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE289 / 5 911 ITERIS INC 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE290 / 5 966
1X ODETICS 1515 SOUTH MANCHESTE AE293 / 5 980
FEI-ZYFER INC 1515 S MANCHESTER AV AE296 / 5 988
METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE AE297 / 5 990
BEST WESTERN PARK PL 1544 S HARBOR BLVD AD303 / 5 1007
RAIN FOREST CAFE INC 1515 DISNEYLAND DR AF307 / 5 1013
RAINFOREST CAFE ANAH 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR AF310 / 5 1016 ESPN ZONE INC 1545 DISNEYLAND DR AF312 / 5 1021
SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH330 / 5 1048
FOX PHOTO INC 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH333 / 5 1063
1X HOWARD JOHNSON IN 1401 SO HARBOR AH335 / 5 1082
DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1585 S MANCHESTER AG340 / 5 1087
ROBERT SHAW CONTROL 1601 SOUTH MANCHESTE AG341 / 5 1087 AMC DOWNTOWN DISNEY 1565 S DISNEYLAND DR AF342 / 5 1088 PARKVIEW INN 1570 S HARBOR BLVD 353 / 5 1106
CENTRAL PLANTS INC / 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ357 / 4 1109
CANON SOLUTIONS AMER 1600 S WALNUT AVE AJ358 / 4 1134
SEPHORA STORE 30 ANA 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR AI368 / 5 1157 SEPHORA STORE 030 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR AI369 / 5 1172
KALAH INC DBA SONICM 1600 S CLEMENTINE ST AK376 / 5 1187 PATTERN STONE/MICHAE 1600 S CLEMENTINE ST AK377 / 5 1187 DISNEY WAY PARTNERS 1610 -1648 SOUTH CLE AM379 / 5 1188 B N I BUILDING NEWS 1612 S CLEMENTINE AM380 / 5 1190
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENAN 1632 S CLEMENTINE AM384 / 5 1202

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DISNEY WAY PARTNERS, 1640 S CLEMENTINE ST AM385 / 5 1202 ORANGE COUNTY MUSTAN 1630 S CLEMENTINE ST AM386 / 5 1203 1X SANTA ANA FREEWAY 1646 CLEMENTINE AM387 / 5 1204
DAN DONAHUE 1638 S CLEMENTINE ST AM388 / 5 1204
ONE HOUR COLOR PRINT 1650 S HARBOR BLVD AP394 / 5 1212
ANAHEIM PLAZA HOTEL 1700 S HARBOR BLVD AP397 / 5 1217
GOOD HOPE INTERNATIO 1700 S. HARBOR BOULE AP398 / 5 1218 MELODY LAND CHRISTIA 400 W DISNEY WAY 399 / 5 1219
EXCEL REALTY HOLDING 414 DISNEY WAY 400 / 5 1229
1717 S DISNEYLAND DR 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR AR411 / 5 1239 CITY OF ANAHEIM - WE 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST AS414 / 5 1253 1X BAGGOTT, DON 1700 SOUTH ANAHEIM B AT419 / 5 1262
LUXURY COACHES 1700 ANAHEIM BLVD AT420 / 5 1263
CALTRANS DIST 12 1700 SOUTH ANAHEIM B AT421 / 5 1264
OACOT SLIC TRAC 1700 SOUTH ANAHEIM B AT422 / 5 1265
1X BEAVER MOTOR CO 1700 SO ANAHEIM BLVD AT423 / 5 1265
CITY OF ANAHEIM/FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST AS426 / 5 1273 CITY OF ANAHEIM FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST AS428 / 5 1277 CALTRANS DIST 12 1710 S ANAHEIM BLVD AT430 / 5 1278
MISSION FLEET CARE S 1710 SOUTH ANAHEIM B AT432 / 5 1282 1X MARTHA J WOOD 1710 S ANAHEIM BLVD AT433 / 5 1283
OCTA-CRUZ AMERICA 1720 ANAHEIM BLVD AT435 / 5 1284
RAVIS ONE HOUR PHOTO 1734 S HARBOR BLVD AU438 / 5 1288
RAVI’S 1 HR PHOTO 1734 SOUTH HARBOR BL AU439 / 5 1288
FDC TRST LLC 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST AW444 / 5 1294
GREEN CLEAN INVESTME 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST AW445 / 5 1294 SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST AW448 / 5 1303 RYDER TRANSPORTATION 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV454 / 5 1328 CAL TRANS DIST 12 SA 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV456 / 5 1333 1X RYDER TRUCK RENTA 1730 SOUTH ANAHEIM B AV458 / 5 1339 CAL TRANS 1730 ANAHEIM BLVD AV460 / 5 1343
OCTA-RIDER TRUCK 1730 ANAHEIM BLVD AV461 / 5 1344
1X TARFADIA INC 1730 ZEYN AX463 / 5 1345
1X TARFADIA INC 1732 ZEYN AX464 / 5 1346
1X MOTOR MART 1733 S ZEYN AX466 / 5 1347
1X TARFADIA INC 1733 ZEYN AX467 / 5 1348
PRICE LEGACY CORP 1731-1741 CLEMENTINE AW469 / 5 1349
ELECTRORACK PRODUCTS 1742 S CLEMENTINE AY471 / 5 1355
FUTURE LITE MANUFACT 1733 S CLEMENTINE ST AW474 / 5 1359 CONTRY SYSTEMS 1740 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV476 / 5 1360
1X TARFADIA INC 1743 ZEYN AX478 / 5 1365
1X CAL TRANS 1809 S MANCHESTER AZ479 / 5 1365
1X TARFADIA INC 1745 ZEYN AX480 / 5 1366
ALSCO 1750 S ZEYN ST AX482 / 5 1367
ALSCL 1750 S ZEYN ST AX483 / 5 1372
ALSCO, INC. 1750 S. ZEYN ST. AX484 / 5 1374
D&J 1HOUR PHOTO 1770 HARBOR BLVD SOU BA487 / 5 1379
1X TUSHAR PATEL 1754 CLEMENTINE STRE BB490 / 5 1386
FLOUROCARBON CO, THE 1754 S CLEMENTINE ST BB491 / 5 1386 FLUOROCARBON CO 1754 S CLEMENTINE BB492 / 5 1388
S & L AUTO SERVICE C 1763 S ANAHEIM BLVD 494 / 5 1394
DEWEY PEST CONTROL 1813 S MANCHESTER BL AZ495 / 5 1405
CANDY CANE INN 1747 S HARBOR BLVD 496 / 5 1412
CHIPMASTER 1760 S ANAHEIM BLVD BC497 / 5 1412
HERTZ 221 W. KATELLA AVE BD506 / 5 1439
HERTZ CORP 221 W KATELLA AVE BD508 / 5 1440

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HERTZ LOCAL EDITION 221 W KATELLA AVE BD509 / 5 1442
ALMOST NEW CAR RENTA 231 W KATELLA BD515 / 5 1446
1X UNOCAL SERVICE ST 1779 S HARBOR BLVD BE518 / 5 1448
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA BF521 / 5 1451
ALAMO NATIONAL INC 711 W KATELLA BF524 / 5 1455
WORLDMARK BY WYNDHAM 201 W KATELLA AVE BH530 / 5 1469
CS ANAHEIM HOTEL INV 213 E. KATELLA AVENU BI533 / 5 1476 SIR RUDIMAR MOTEL 615 W KATELLA AVE BE541 / 5 1488
RSR TRUCKING INC 611 W KATELLA AVE BE543 / 5 1490
ANAHEIM GARDENWALK 321 W KATELLA AVE BL545 / 5 1494
ANAHEIM GARDENWALK 321 W KATELLA AVE BL551 / 5 1501
JM HOLLISTER DBA HOL 321 W KATELLA AVE BL554 / 5 1525
CECILIA PRILLWITZ 435 W KATELLA AVE BM562 / 5 1529
CONVENTION SHELL SER 1101 KATELLA AVENUE BN567 / 5 1535 CONVENTION SHELL SRV 1101 KATELLA BN570 / 5 1540
EQUILON ENTERPRISES 1101 W KATELLA BN576 / 5 1543
TURBO CITY 1137 WEST KATELLA BO579 / 4 1555
1X MOBIL OIL #18-106 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP592 / 5 1570
ANAHEIM MOBIL 1800 S HARBOR BP596 / 5 1571
ANAHEIM MOBIL 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP598 / 5 1572
HH CORNER, LLC 1800 S HARBOR BLVD. BP601 / 5 1577
CHEVRON 95321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE606 / 5 1584
MIKE FLYN CHEVRON 1801 S HARBOR BE610 / 5 1593
MIKE FLYNN CHEVRON 1801 SOUTH HARBOR BL BE615 / 5 1613
SOUTHWEST LEASING & 330 E KATELLA WAY BQ616 / 5 1616
CALTRANS 330 EAST KATELLA WAY BQ618 / 5 1617
SATELITE MOBIL 100 E KATELLA BK635 / 5 1639
CLARENCE D MEDDOCK T 100 E KATELLA AVE BK636 / 5 1640
CHEVRON 302222 100 E KATELLA AT HAS BK641 / 5 1646
1X EAGLE CAR WASH 350 W KATELLA BR651 / 5 1706
1X HODI INVESTMENTS 300 WEST KATELLA DRI BH654 / 5 1708 HI ANAHEIM, LLC 100-130 W. KATELLA A BK658 / 5 1713
ALS TEXACO SVC 100 W KATELLA AVE BK661 / 5 1716
ALS TEXACO 100 W KATELLA BK662 / 5 1717
ALS TEXACO SUC 100 W KATELLA BK666 / 5 1721
TOM ZABY 434 W KATELLA AVE 668 / 5 1732
CVS PHARMACY # 10225 1803 S HARBOR BLVD BE671 / 5 1742
WALGREEN STORE 9977 1802 S HARBOR BP676 / 5 1770
WALGREEN CO #9977 1802 S HARBOR BP677 / 5 1771
THE WESTIN ANAHEIM R 1030 W KATELLA AVE BS681 / 5 1781
1X LETNER ROOFING 1016 WEST KATELLA BS682 / 5 1785
F J S INC 1030 WEST KATELLA AV BS683 / 5 1786
F J S INC 1030 W KATELLA BS684 / 5 1786
FJS INC. 1030 W. KATELLA AVEN BS688 / 5 1798
ANABELLA HOTEL 1030 W KATELLA BS691 / 5 1803
VIGILANT ENTERPRISES 1184 WEST KATELLA BO692 / 4 1803
REM SALES, LLC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT693 / 5 1804
WESTPORT RESEARCH IN 800 W KATELLA AVE BT695 / 5 1805
DOMINO AMJET INC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT697 / 5 1807
CONVENTION CENTER PU 800 W KATELLA AVE BT698 / 5 1809
NORITSU AMERICA CORP 800 W KATELLA AVE BT703 / 5 1824
DOMINO AMJET INC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT704 / 5 1825
HEWLETT PACKARD C/O 800 W KATELLA AVE BT706 / 5 1827
REM SALES, LLC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT707 / 5 1828
DOMINO AMJET INC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT708 / 5 1828
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 W KATELLA AVE BT709 / 5 1830

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1X CITY OF ANAHEIM 800 W. KATELLA AVE. BT712 / 5 1912
RITE AID PHOTO LAB/A 800 W KATELLA AVE BT713 / 5 1913
REM SALES, LLC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT715 / 5 1917
FANUC OF AMERICA 800 W KATELLA AVE BT716 / 5 1918
SHANG HAI DOLI PHOTO 800 W KATELLA AVE BT719 / 5 1920
DOMINO AMJET INC 800 W KATELLA AVE BT720 / 5 1921
COCO’S RESTAURANT IN 1100 W KATELLA AVENU BN722 / 5 1953 BEN’S ICE CREAM LLC 1060 W. KATELLA AVEN BU727 / 5 1962 W W LODGING LTD 1166 W KATELLA AVE 731 / 5 1969
BEST WESTERN STOVALL 1110 W KATELLA AVE BV732 / 5 1970
TEXACO REFINING AND 100 W KATELLA & HAST BW734 / 5 1975 AVIS RENT A CAR SYST 200 W KATELLA AVE BW738 / 5 1980
AVIS RENT A CAR 200 W KATELLA AVE BW739 / 5 1982
AVIS RENT A CAR SYST 200 W KATELLA AVE BW741 / 5 1983
1X R E BERG 200 WEST KATELLA BW744 / 5 1988
AVIS RENT A CAR SYST 200 W KATELLA AVE BW749 / 5 1993
1X PAN PAC HOTEL 1717 SO W ST BU751 / 5 1995
CAL TRANS 1821 SOUTH MANCHESTE 758 / 5 2003
THE CORNERSTONE HOTE 1769 SOUTH WEST STRE BU759 / 5 2004 1X FRANIS SIEMER 1773 EAST WEST LINCO BU760 / 5 2005
ANAHEIM PHOTONATION 1824 SO HARBOR BLVD BY763 / 5 2012
1X THE PAVILIONS 1176 W KATELLA 764 / 4 2014
MTB, LLC / SPRING HI 640 W. KATELLA AVE. BZ765 / 5 2015 M8 DEV, LLC 640 W KATELLA AVE BZ766 / 5 2021
KABIR HOLDINGS, LLC. 1830 S WEST ST CA768 / 5 2024
KABIR HOLDINGS, LLC. 1830 S WEST ST CA769 / 5 2025
KABIR HOLDINGS, LLC. 1830 S WEST ST CA770 / 5 2027
IHOP 1840 HARBOR BLVD CB771 / 5 2029
CAL TRANS - DISTRICT 1828 S MOUNTAIN VIEW CC772 / 5 2031 CALTRANS 1828 S MOUNTAIN VIEW CC773 / 5 2032
CALIFORNIA DEPT OF T 1839 MT VIEW AVE CC774 / 5 2034
SATELLITE CLEANERS 1831 S MANCHESTER CD779 / 5 2037
CALTRANS 1831-1833 S MANCHEST CD780 / 5 2047
1X LOS ANGELES ENTER 1859 MANCHESTER AVE CE782 / 5 2049 1X 1859 MANCHESTER L 1859 SOUTH MANCHESTE CE783 / 5 2050 ODETICS INC 1859 S MANCHESTER AV CE786 / 5 2054
THE RED LION HOTEL 1850 S HARBOR BLVD CB787 / 5 2055
THE RED LION HOTEL 1850 S HARBOR BLVD CB791 / 5 2066
THE RED LION HOTEL 1850 S HARBOR BLVD CB792 / 5 2068
RED LION INN, ANAHEI 1850 S. HARBOR BLVD. CB793 / 5 2074 RED LION HOTEL 1850 S. HARBOR BLVD CB795 / 5 2075
1X ANAHEIM FIRE DEPA 1850 SOUTH HARBOR BL CB797 / 5 2078 MEL ALMA APARTMENTS 1861 S HASTER ST APT 798 / 5 2079
JOBI, LLC 1835 S MANCHESTER CF799 / 5 2081
CITY OF ANAHEIM 1835 S MANCHESTER AV CF801 / 5 2084
1X THE END AT THE PA 1855 SOUTH HARBOR BL CG803 / 5 2087 WEST COAST ANAHEIM H 1855 SO HARBOR BLVD CG804 / 5 2088 SHERATON PARK ANAHEI 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG805 / 5 2089
1855 S HARBOR BLVD O 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG807 / 5 2098
1X INN AT THE PARKS 1855 S HARBOR BLVD CG810 / 5 2102
1X INN AT THE PARK 1855 SO HARBOR CG813 / 5 2106
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORA 1901 SOUTH MANCHESTE CH817 / 5 2110 DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORA 1901 SO MANCHESTER A CH822 / 5 2125 CULLIGAN WATER CONDI 1911 S MANCHESTER AV CH823 / 5 2126 SUNRISE PALMS LP 1911 S HASTER ST APT CI828 / 5 2129
SUNRISES PALMS APART 1911 S HASTER ST APT CI830 / 5 2133

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SUNRISE PALMS APARTM 1911 S HASTER ST UNI CI831 / 5 2133 SUNRISE PALMS LP 1911 SOUTH HASTER ST CI834 / 5 2137
SUNRISES PALMS APART 1911 S HASTER ST APT CI835 / 5 2138 SUNRISE PALMS LP 1911 S HASTER ST APT CI836 / 5 2139
SUNRISE PALMS 1911 S HASTER ST CI838 / 5 2140
CHET HERBERT 1933 S MANCHESTER AV CJ840 / 6 2141
1X B L MACHINE 1933 S MANCHESTER AV CJ841 / 6 2143
B L MACHINE 1933 S MANCHESTER AV CJ842 / 6 2144
CITY OF ANAHEIM 1933-1935 MANCHESTER CJ843 / 6 2144
HILTON ANAHEIM 777 CONVENTION WAY CK844 / 5 2145
GRETAG IMAGING P M A 777 CONVENTION WY CK845 / 5 2157
FASTER FOTO 777 CONVENTION WAY CK846 / 5 2157
ANAHEIM HILTON AND T 777 CONVENTION WY CK848 / 5 2164
AGFA BOOTH 404 PMA F 777 CONVENTION WY HI CK849 / 5 2170 NALCO CHEMICAL CO 777 CONVENTION WAY CK850 / 5 2170
HILTON TOWERS 777 W CONVENTION WAY CK851 / 5 2172
FUJI PHOTO FILM ANAH 777 CONVENTION WY PM CK854 / 5 2175 NALCO COMPANY 777 W CONVENTION WAY CK856 / 5 2177
BUCHNER & YOUNG DBA 777 CONVENTION WAY CK858 / 5 2179
FUJI PHOTO FILM USA 777 W CONVENTION WY CK859 / 5 2188
HOFFMANN LAROCHE 777 CONVENTION WAY CK860 / 5 2192
HILTON HOTEL 777 W CONVENTION WAY CK863 / 5 2201
ANAHEIM HILTON & TOW 777 CONVENTION WAY CK864 / 5 2202
FUJISHIGE FARMS INC 1854 S HARBOR BLVD CL866 / 5 2204
DISNEYLAND RESORT 1854 S HARBOR BLVD CL867 / 5 2210
FUJISHIGE FARMS 1854 S HARBOR BLVD CL868 / 5 2212
HERCULES 1854 SOUTH HARBOR BL CL870 / 5 2218
DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1900 S HARBOR BLVD CM878 / 5 2228
1X COMFORT CALIF INC 616 CONVENTION WAY CN879 / 5 2236
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 1850 S WEST ST CO883 / 5 2244
FUJI PHOTO FILM U S 1850 WEST ST SULLIVA CO886 / 5 2249 SHO AIDS INC ANAHEIM 1850 S WEST ST CO887 / 5 2249
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 1850 W ST CO888 / 5 2252
1X ANAHEIM MARIOTT H 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP892 / 5 2255 1X ANAHEIM MARRIOTT 700 WEST CONVENTION CP894 / 5 2259
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 WEST CONVENTION CP896 / 5 2261 ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP897 / 5 2262 ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 WEST CONVENTION CP899 / 5 2267 FUJI PHOTO FILM U S 700 W CONVENTION WY CP900 / 5 2269
ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W. CONVENTION WA CP904 / 5 2286 ANAHEIM MARRIOTT HOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP905 / 5 2286 DISNEYLAND RESORT 2000 S HARBOR BLVD # CQ906 / 5 2296
CONVENTION CENTER IN 2017 S HARBOR BLVD CR909 / 5 2302
RF MACDONALD CO INC 1000 W CONVENTION WA 910 / 5 2304
ORANGEWOOD LLC 2051 HARBOR BLVD CS914 / 5 2305
MANIFOLD PACIFIC INT 2060 S HARBOR BLVD CU916 / 5 2309
ERIC CHUNG 2080 HARBOR BLVD CU919 / 5 2314
THRIFTY OIL COMPANY 2101 HARBOR CV933 / 5 2328
BP WEST COAST PRODUC 2101 S HARBOR CW936 / 5 2331
P & R LUBE & TUNE 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW940 / 5 2346
MJS ENGEL NO 1 INC 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW941 / 5 2346
TESORO ARCO 42136 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW942 / 5 2349
BP WEST COAST PRODUC 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW943 / 5 2359
BP WEST COAST PRODUC 2101 S HARBOR CW944 / 5 2373
ARCO PRODUCTS COMPAN 2101 S HARBOR CW947 / 5 2379
LEE’S AUTO REPAIR 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW953 / 5 2391

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Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
PRESTIGE STATION INC 2101 S HARBOR CW954 / 5 2392
CALIFORNIA TARGET EN 2101 SOUTH HARBOR BL CW955 / 5 2393 PAND R LUBE AND TUNE 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW958 / 5 2394
SHELL OIL STATION #2 2100 S HARBOR CW959 / 5 2395
SHELL OIL #204-0222- 2100 S HARBOR CW961 / 5 2397
1X SHELL OIL STATION 2100 S HARBOR CW966 / 5 2400
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW967 / 5 2400
NAJM INC DBA ANAHEIM 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW968 / 5 2404
SHELL 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW977 / 5 2432
1X BAKER’S SQUARE RE 2110 S HARBOR BLVD CX978 / 5 2434
BUDGET RENTAL CAR 2132 SOUTH HARBOR BL CX981 / 5 2436
1X DOLLAR RENT A CAR 2132 SOUTH HARBOR BL CX982 / 5 2437 1X DOLLAR RENT A CAR 2132 SOUTH HARBOR CX983 / 5 2438
JRKLLC_DBA 2171 HARBOR BLVD 987 / 8 2443
FIRESTONE STORE 27A2 2201 HARBOR BLVD CZ988 / 8 2444
HARBOR AUTO CENTER 450 W WILKEN WAY STE DA990 / 8 2447
OC FULL-TECH AUTOMOT 450 W WILKEN WAY C DA991 / 8 2448
DOLLAR RENT A CAR OC 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA993 / 8 2465 JOHN’S AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY STE DA994 / 8 2466
EXPRESS AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY STE DA995 / 8 2468 VILLANUEVAS AUTO REP 450 W WILKEN WAY STE DA996 / 8 2469 CARS & ALIGNMENT 450 W WILKEN WAY STE DA999 / 8 2471
JAPANESE AND GERMAN 450 W WILKEN WY DA1000 / 8 2471
TWINS AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY DA1001 / 8 2472
CHAPMAN AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA1003 / 8 2478 MOTOR CARRIER INSPEC 450 W. WILKEN WAY #B DA1004 / 8 2484 AMERICAN AUTO 450 W WILKEN WAY #C DA1005 / 8 2487
S & L AUTO SERVICE C 450 W WILKEN WAY #A DA1008 / 8 2490 R & J’S ALIGNMENTS A 450 W WILKEN WAY STE DA1009 / 8 2491 AMERICAN AUTOMOTIVE 450 W WILKEN WAY #C DA1012 / 8 2492 EXPRESS AUTO REPAIR 450 W WILKEN WAY UNI DA1014 / 8 2494 MANDA MOTORS INC 2201 S HARBOR BLVD CZ1016 / 8 2497
ANAHEIM TIRE & SERVI 2201 SOUTH HARBOR BL CZ1017 / 8 2501 EXPRESS AUTO CARE 2201 S HARBOR CZ1018 / 8 2501
FAMILY DENTAL OFFICE 2207 SOUTH HARBOR BL CZ1020 / 8 2502 FAMILY DENTAL OFFICE 2207 S HARBOR BLVD CZ1021 / 8 2507 LAWRENCE AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY DA1023 / 8 2513
JOHNS AUTO REPAIR 460 W WILKEN WAY STE DA1024 / 8 2518
PAPOON AND SON INC 2232 S HARBOR BLVD DB1029 / 8 2523
BANK OF AMERICA 2260 S HARBOR BLVD DC1030 / 8 2524
BANK OF AMERICA 2260 HARBOR BLVD DC1031 / 8 2525
SOUTH ANAHEIM DENTAL 2300 S HARBOR BLVD DD1032 / 8 2527 COASTAL DENTAL CARE 2300 S HARBOR BLVD DD1033 / 8 2538
SPORTY WORLD INC 2316 S HARBOR BLVD DD1034 / 8 2539
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTA 2316 S HARBOR BLVD DD1035 / 8 2541 FIRST AMERICAN TRUST 2316 S HARBOR BLVD DD1036 / 8 2542 BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS 2320 S HARBOR BLVD DD1039 / 8 2546 WEST COUNTY TIRE AND 421 W CHAPMAN AVE DE1040 / 8 2550
1X WEST COUNTY TIRE/ 421 WEST CHAPMAN DE1045 / 8 2565
WEST COUNTY & TIRE G 421 W CHAPMAN DE1047 / 8 2566
WAYNE MORGENTHALER 531 W CHAPMAN AVE DG1050 / 8 2568
PHOTO EXPRESS 527 CHAPMAN AVE DG1051 / 8 2569
PHOTO EXPRESS 527 W. CHAPMAN AVE DG1052 / 8 2571
LORDS DRY CLEANERS & 509 W CHAPMAN AVE DG1059 / 8 2584

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EDR HIGH RISK HISTORICAL RECORDS
EDR Exclusive Records
EDR Hist Auto: EDR Exclusive Historical Auto Stations
A review of the EDR Hist Auto list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 24 EDR Hist Auto sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
HOXIE MOBILE SERVICE 901 S HARBOR BLVD A2 / 2 95
KENDALL & DAVIS 1155 S HARBOR BLVD G36 / 2 145
KWAK JIN S SHELL 601 W BALL RD G44 / 2 151
ARCO 632 1037 W BALL RD H55 / 2 179
GREENWELLS ESSO SERV 519 W BALL K75 / 2 219
ZACKS EXXON 1100 W BALL ROAD N92 / 2 244
ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL P133 / 1 309
WEYLANDS GULF SERVIC 231 W KATELLA BD514 / 5 1446
VINCENT ROBERT L 101 W KATELLA BK538 / 5 1483
SHELL OIL CORP 1101 W KATELLA AV BN574 / 5 1543
TANAKAS GULF CAR CAR 1099 WEST KATELLA AV BN578 / 5 1554 MOBIL OIL CORPORATIO 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP594 / 5 1570
FLYNNS MIKE CHEVRON 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE609 / 5 1593
CHEVRON CORPORATION 100 E KATELLA AVE BK633 / 5 1638
CARNEY EDWARD 102 E KATELLA AVE BK642 / 5 1699
KATELLA CAR WASH 350 W KATELLA AVE BR652 / 5 1707
AGUERA ALBERT 100 W KATELLA BK664 / 5 1718
SUDWEEKS MICHAEL R 1060 W KATELLA AVE BU724 / 5 1959
ALAMEDA MANAGEMENT C 1839 S MOUNTAIN VIEW CC775 / 5 2034 DAVIS TEXACO 2083 S HARBOR BLVD CV920 / 5 2315
NAJM INC 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW969 / 5 2408
VILLANUEVAS AUTO REP 450 W WILKEN WAY STE DA1007 / 8 2488 LAUREL OIL CO INC 2222 S HARBOR BLVD DB1028 / 8 2523
HARBOR/FAIR EXXON CO 2502 HARBOR BLVD COS DF1048 / 8 2567 EDR Hist Cleaner: EDR Exclusive Historical Cleaners
A review of the EDR Hist Cleaner list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 8 EDR Hist Cleaner sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
FRENCH LAUNDRY & DRY 1100 SO HARBOR D25 / 2 134
SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST AW443 / 5 1293 BAILES COIN OP LAUND 204 E KATELLA WAY A BI644 / 5 1700 SATELLITE CLEANERS 204 E KATELLA BI645 / 5 1700
SATELLITE CLEANERS 206 E KATELLA WAY BI647 / 5 1702
PENGUIN CLEANERS 204 W KATELLA AVE BJ655 / 5 1709
SATELLITE CLEANERS 1831 S MANCHESTER CD777 / 5 2036
LORDS CLEANERS 509 W CHAPMAN DG1055 / 8 2580

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EDR RECOVERED GOVERNMENT ARCHIVES
Exclusive Recovered Govt. Archives
RGA LUST: Recovered Government Archive Leaking Underground Storage Tank A review of the RGA LUST list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 87 RGA LUST sites within the requested target property.

Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
ANAHEIM SHERATON 1015 WEST BALL ROAD E28 / 2 137
ARCO SERVICE STATION 1037 WEST BALL ROAD H59 / 2 196
ARCO #0072 1037 W BALL RD H64 / 2 200
HARBOR AUTO CARE FAC 519 W BALL RD K73 / 2 217
EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 W BALL RD N97 / 2 250
U S POST OFFICE 1180 W BALL RD P106 / 1 260
STOP N SHOP 1198 W BALL RD P125 / 1 282
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT ST T151 / 4 336
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 S WALNUT ST T152 / 4 336
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT T155 / 4 340
CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT STREET T156 / 4 340
AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYST 1400 HARBOR BOULEVAR W177 / 5 371
AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYST 1400 HARBOR BOULEVAR W178 / 5 372
AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 HARBOR BLVD W179 / 5 372
AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 HARBOR BOULEVAR W186 / 5 382
AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYST 1400 SOUTH HARBOR BO W187 / 5 382
AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD W189 / 5 388
DISNEYLAND - MATERHO 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z209 / 5 537
DISNEYLAND 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BO Z214 / 5 557
DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 W HARBOR BLVD. Z232 / 5 611
DISNEYLAND ROUNDHOUS 1313 SOUTH HARBOR Z234 / 5 614
DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z240 / 5 832
DISNEYLAND-AUTOPIA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z249 / 5 843
DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 S HARBOR BLVD Z254 / 5 847
DISNEYLAND - MATERHO 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH316 / 5 1025
DISNEYLAND 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR AH319 / 5 1028
DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 HARBOR BLVD. AH320 / 5 1029
DISNEYLAND-AUTOPIA 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH324 / 5 1037
DISNEYLAND 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR AH325 / 5 1038
DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH328 / 5 1046
DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 HARBOR BLVD AH329 / 5 1047
DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR AH331 / 5 1062 DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR AH332 / 5 1062 CENTRAL PLANTS, INC. 1600 WALNUT ST AJ354 / 4 1108
CENTRAL PLANTS, INC. 1600 S WALNUT ST AJ355 / 4 1108
ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 CLEMENTINE ST AQ401 / 5 1230
ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 CLEMENTINE STRE AQ402 / 5 1231 ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 S CLEMENTINE ST AQ405 / 5 1234 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL-C 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV450 / 5 1326 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL-C 1730 ANAHEIM BLVD AV451 / 5 1326
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD AV453 / 5 1327
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 ANAHEIM BLVD AV455 / 5 1332
RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 ANAHEIM BOULEVA AV462 / 5 1345
UNOCAL 1779 HARBOR BLVD S BA499 / 5 1418
UNOCAL 1779 HARBOR BA501 / 5 1421
NATIONAL CAR RENTAL 711 W KATELLA AVE BF525 / 5 1456

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Site Address Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page
SHELL #1101 1101 W KATELLA AVE BN569 / 5 1539
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 1101 WEST KATELLA AV BN572 / 5 1540 CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 HARBOR BLVD BE586 / 5 1565
MOBIL SS #18-106 1800 HARBOR BOULEVAR BP588 / 5 1567
MOBIL SERVICE STATIO 1800 HARBOR BOULEVAR BP589 / 5 1567 MOBIL S S #18-106 1800 HARBOR BOULEVAR BP591 / 5 1569
MOBIL #18-106 1800 HARBOR BLVD BP595 / 5 1571
MOBIL SERVICE STATIO 1800 SOUTH HARBOR BO BP597 / 5 1572 MOBIL SERVICE STATIO 1800 HARBOR BOULEVAR BP599 / 5 1573 MOBIL #18-106 1800 S HARBOR BLVD BP603 / 5 1582
CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 S HARBOR BLVD BE608 / 5 1592
CHEVRON #9-5321 1801 HARBOR BLVD BE613 / 5 1601
MOBIL SERVICE STATIO 100 EAST KATELLA AVE BK626 / 5 1626 MEDDOCK MOBIL 100 E KATELLA AVE BK640 / 5 1645
KATELLA CAR WASH (FO 350 W KATELLA AVE BR653 / 5 1708
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 WEST KATELLA AVE BK659 / 5 1716 TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 W KATELLA AVE BK663 / 5 1717
ANAHEIM CONVENTION C 800 WEST KATELLA AVE BT705 / 5 1826 TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 KATELLA AVENUE, BW736 / 5 1979 TEXACO SERVICE STATI 100 KATELLA AVE BW737 / 5 1980
PAN PACIFIC HOTEL 1717 WEST ST BU750 / 5 1995
PAN PACIFIC HOTEL 1717 WEST STREET, SO BU753 / 5 2000
PAN PACIFIC HOTEL 1717 S WEST ST BU754 / 5 2001
DUNN EDWARDS 1901 MANCHESTER AVE CH814 / 5 2106
DUNN EDWARDS PAINT C 1901 MANCHESTER AVE CH816 / 5 2110 DANA EDWARDS 1901 MANCHESTER CH819 / 5 2123
DUNN EDWARDS PAINT C 1901 MANCHESTER AVEN CH820 / 5 2124 DUNN EDWARDS PAINT C 1901 MANCHESTER AVEN CH821 / 5 2124 ANAHEIM MARRIOT 700 CONVENTION WAY, CK871 / 5 2219
ANAHEIM MARRIOT 700 CONVENTION WAY CK873 / 5 2221
ANAHEIM MARRIOT 700 W CONVENTION WAY CP895 / 5 2260
SHELL #2100 2100 HARBOR BLVD CW925 / 5 2323
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 HARBOR BOULEVAR CW926 / 5 2323 SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 HARBOR BOULEVAR CW927 / 5 2324 THRIFTY OIL #359 2101 HARBOR BLVD CV929 / 5 2326
TARGET SERVICE STATI 2101 HARBOR BOULEVAR CV931 / 5 2327 TARGET SERVICE STATI 2101 HARBOR BOULEVAR CV932 / 5 2328 THRIFTY OIL S S #359 2101 HARBOR BOULEVAR CV934 / 5 2330 THRIFTY OIL #359 2101 S HARBOR BLVD CW946 / 5 2379
SHELL #2100 2100 S HARBOR BLVD CW962 / 5 2397
SHELL SERVICE STATIO 2100 SOUTH HARBOR BO CW965 / 5 2399 SURROUNDING SITES: SEARCH RESULTS
Surrounding sites were identified in the following databases.

Page Numbers and Map Identifcations refer to the EDR Area/Corridor Report where detailed data on individual sites can be reviewed.

Sites listed in bold italics are in multiple databases.

Unmappable (orphan) sites are not considered in the foregoing analysis.

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STANDARD ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDS
Lists of Federal CERCLA sites with NFRAP
SEMS-ARCHIVE: Superfund Enterprise Management System Archive A review of the SEMS-ARCHIVE list, as provided by EDR, and dated 10/20/2021 has revealed that there is 1 SEMS-ARCHIVE site within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page ORANGE EMPIRE HEAT T 1000 E KATELLA ST NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.254 mi.) FF1339 / 6 3662 Site ID: 0900449
EPA Id: CAD049903271
Lists of Federal RCRA generators
RCRA-LQG: RCRA - Large Quantity Generators
A review of the RCRA-LQG list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/13/2021 has revealed that there are 4 RCRA-LQG sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page TARGET STORE T0192 12100 HARBOR BLVD S 1/8 - 1/4 (0.159 mi.) EM1237 / 8 3174 EPA ID:: CAR000219675
PACIFIC IMAGE TECHNO 1875 S SANTA CRUZ ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.179 mi.) ER1271 / 6 3410 EPA ID:: CA0000047258
PACIFIC IMAGE TECHNO 1875 SOUTH SANTA CRU ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.179 mi.) ER1272 / 6 3420 EPA ID:: CA0000042758
PACIFIC IMAGE, INC 1875 SOUTH SANTA CRU ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.179 mi.) ER1273 / 6 3423 EPA ID:: CAO000047258
RCRA-SQG: RCRA - Small Quantity Generators
A review of the RCRA-SQG list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/13/2021 has revealed that there are 30 RCRA-SQG sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page ENECOTECH SOUTHWEST 12602 CHAPMAN AVE SE 0 - 1/8 (0.003 mi.) DE1065 / 8 2607 EPA ID:: CA0000565796
BAUER JAGUAR 2001 S MANCHESTER S 0 - 1/8 (0.010 mi.) DI1080 / 6 2658 EPA ID:: CAD981971591
HYATT REGENCY 100 PLAZA ALICANTE W 0 - 1/8 (0.020 mi.) DF1090 / 8 2682 EPA ID:: CAD983663451
WALGREENS #3674 12002 HARBOR BLVD S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1093 / 8 2686 EPA ID:: CAL000323213
1-DAY PAINT AND BODY 900 W VERMONT AVE NE 0 - 1/8 (0.067 mi.) DN1139 / 2 2798

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EPA ID:: CAD981399611
CAL DEPT OF TRANSPOR 1628 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.085 mi.) DY1156 / 5 2847 EPA ID:: CAR000019562
ANAHEIM PARKS DEPART 900 S SOUTH ST NE 0 - 1/8 (0.097 mi.) EA1168 / 2 2879 EPA ID:: CAD982433369
PERTH CLEANERS 135 W BALL RD ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.098 mi.) EB1175 / 2 2893 EPA ID:: CAD981962491
SUNSET BUS AND EQUIP 16555 S CLAUDINA WY NE 0 - 1/8 (0.103 mi.) 1180 / 5 2908 EPA ID:: CAD983666348
HOTOB OWNERS ASSOC 300 PLAZA ALICANTE W 0 - 1/8 (0.115 mi.) 1188 / 8 2925 EPA ID:: CAD983648387
DNR INDUSTRIES 1562 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.124 mi.) EE1197 / 5 2962 EPA ID:: CAR000019091
ORANGE COUNTY AUTO 620 E KATELLA NE 0 - 1/8 (0.124 mi.) 1200 / 6 3003 EPA ID:: CAD983588161
VEGAS TRANSMISSIONS 1558 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.124 mi.) EE1201 / 5 3006 EPA ID:: CAD983584129
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO 1550 S ANAHEIM BLVD, NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.127 mi.) EE1209 / 5 3030 EPA ID:: CAT000619031
LOS ANGELES TRUCK CE 700 E KATELLA NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.130 mi.) EF1212 / 6 3042 EPA ID:: CAR000016774
AIRPORT COACH 917 E GENE AUTRY WY ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.134 mi.) EH1218 / 6 3074 EPA ID:: CAD983657537
GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPI 1025 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.137 mi.) EI1220 / 2 3095 EPA ID:: CAD076074137
WESTERN MEDICL CENTE 1025 ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.137 mi.) EI1225 / 2 3124 EPA ID:: CAD981664170
NATIONAL CRANKSHAFT 1848 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.166 mi.) EG1246 / 6 3205 EPA ID:: CAD982496390
ANAHEIM SUZUKI 1125 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.172 mi.) EQ1251 / 2 3222 EPA ID:: CAD983592767
FRIAR TUX SHOP 1711 S CLAUDIANA NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.173 mi.) EN1253 / 5 3228 EPA ID:: CAR000008557
JOBBER MACHINE 1836 S LEWIS NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.174 mi.) EP1256 / 6 3271 EPA ID:: CAD981980477
CLUTCH CO 1832 S LEWIS NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.178 mi.) EP1269 / 6 3331 EPA ID:: CA0000435925
STEFFY BUICK CO 953 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1283 / 2 3444 EPA ID:: CAD027836212
MALCO SERVICES 1865 S SANTA CRUZ ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.187 mi.) ER1285 / 6 3460 EPA ID:: CAR000053223
RYDER STUDENT TRANS 917 E PACIFICO E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.193 mi.) EO1290 / 6 3484 EPA ID:: CAD982048316
ALJO ENTERPRISES INC 1558 A S ANAHEIM BLV NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.200 mi.) 1297 / 5 3509 EPA ID:: CAD983596867
MER CEDES SHOP THE 1884 S SANTA CRUZ ST ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.200 mi.) ER1298 / 6 3524

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EPA ID:: CAD983588153
WAL-MART #5640 1120 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.215 mi.) EZ1312 / 2 3569 EPA ID:: CAD981692239
ROLANDS EQUIPMENT CO 1631 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.240 mi.) FE1334 / 5 3651 EPA ID:: CAD981640378
RCRA-VSQG: RCRA - Very Small Quantity Generators (Formerly Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators)
A review of the RCRA-VSQG list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/13/2021 has revealed that there is 1 RCRA-VSQG site within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page CVS PHARMACY #16045 12100 HARBOR BLVD ST S 1/8 - 1/4 (0.159 mi.) EM1235 / 8 3161 EPA ID:: CAR000260216
Lists of state- and tribal hazardous waste facilities
ENVIROSTOR: EnviroStor Database
A review of the ENVIROSTOR list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/22/2021 has revealed that there are 35 ENVIROSTOR sites within approximately1 mile of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page ELECTRA-GEAR DIV. 1110 S. LEMON STREET ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.085 mi.) 1155 / 2 2837 Facility Id: 71002509
Status: Active
ORANGE EMPIRE HEAT T 1000 E KATELLA ST NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.254 mi.) FF1339 / 6 3662 Facility Id: 30330009
Status: Refer: Other Agency
PLATINUM TRIANGLE 1016 EAST KATELLA AV NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.268 mi.) FG1345 / 6 3684 Facility Id: 60001110
Status: Inactive - Action Required
REVERE SCHOOL EXPANS 126/132/138/144/150/ NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.270 mi.) FH1347 / 5 3698 Facility Id: 30880002
Status: No Further Action
1400 126/132/138/144/150 NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.270 mi.) FH1348 / 5 3702 Facility Id: 30880005
Status: No Further Action
PONDEROSA ELEMENTARY MOUNTAIN VIEW AVENUE NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.286 mi.) 1350 / 5 3707 Facility Id: 30880003
Status: No Further Action
FORMER NORTON’S PLAZ 13020 CHAPMAN AVENUE E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.372 mi.) FJ1360 / 8 3794 Facility Id: 60002907
Status: Active
ANAHEIM LEWIS STREET 1654 -1700 SOUTH LEW NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.384 mi.) FK1362 / 6 3802 Facility Id: 60002589

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Status: No Further Action
SILGAN PLASTICS CORP 611 EAST CERRITOS AV NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.439 mi.) 1376 / 5 3928 Facility Id: 30300130
Status: Refer: 1248 Local Agency
CALIFORNIA CUSTOM SH 1800 TALBOT WY ENE 1/2 - 1 (0.520 mi.) 1388 / 6 3987 Facility Id: 71003180
Status: Refer: Local Agency
LINCO INDUSTRIES, IN 528 S. CENTRAL PARK WNW 1/2 - 1 (0.529 mi.) 1389 / 1 4010 Facility Id: 60002426
Status: Active
MUNICIPAL LIGHT & WA 518 . ANAHEIM BLVD. N 1/2 - 1 (0.612 mi.) 1390 / 2 4065 Facility Id: 60000723
Status: Refer: 1248 Local Agency
HOME OIL CO OF ANAHE 1422 W BROADWAY NW 1/2 - 1 (0.618 mi.) 1391 / 1 4066 Facility Id: 30510020
Status: Refer: Other Agency
INTERSTATE ELECTRONI 707 & 708 E VERMONT ENE 1/2 - 1 (0.629 mi.) FR1392 / 2 4085 Facility Id: 80001545
Status: No Action Required
A & JOHN AUTO BODY 130 W ELM ST N 1/2 - 1 (0.688 mi.) FS1394 / 2 4111 Facility Id: 60002681
Status: Active
TAORMINA FAMILY / CI 903-925 W. LINCOLN A N 1/2 - 1 (0.693 mi.) FT1395 / 2 4122 Facility Id: 60002105
Status: Inactive - Action Required
METROPOLITAN RESIDEN 407-425 S. ANAHEIM B N 1/2 - 1 (0.698 mi.) 1396 / 2 4125 Facility Id: 60001694
Status: Active
ANAHEIM HIGH SCHOOL 811 WEST LINCOLN AVE N 1/2 - 1 (0.709 mi.) FT1397 / 2 4138 Facility Id: 30820020
Status: No Further Action
RICHARD TAYLOR 111 W ELM ST N 1/2 - 1 (0.720 mi.) FS1398 / 2 4142 Facility Id: 60002943
Status: Active
ANAWOOD CLEANERS 1223 S EUCLID W 1/2 - 1 (0.762 mi.) 1399 / 4 4147 Facility Id: 30720011
Status: Refer: 1248 Local Agency
THE CITY PLACE NORTH 3745 WEST CHAPMAN AV SSE 1/2 - 1 (0.778 mi.) 1400 / 9 4168 Facility Id: 30000017
Status: Refer: 1248 Local Agency
GATEWAY APARTMENTS I 2020,2034,2040 & 210 ESE 1/2 - 1 (0.778 mi.) 1401 / 6 4169 Facility Id: 60001900
Status: Certified
HOWELL ELEMENTARY SC 2020, 2100, AND 2120 NE 1/2 - 1 (0.791 mi.) 1402 / 6 4173 Facility Id: 60002515
Status: Inactive - Needs Evaluation
KWIKSET DIVISION, EM 516 E SANTA ANA ST NNE 1/2 - 1 (0.799 mi.) 1403 / 2 4176 Facility Id: 71002181
Status: Refer: Other Agency
ANAHEIM PLATING & PO 928 E. SOUTH STREET NE 1/2 - 1 (0.805 mi.) 1404 / 2 4185

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Facility Id: 71002956
Status: Inactive - Needs Evaluation
DIXCO DIVERSIFIED CH 847 S EAST ST ENE 1/2 - 1 (0.819 mi.) 1405 / 2 4201 Facility Id: 71002483
Status: Inactive - Needs Evaluation

ATCHISON STREET HOUS 500-559 ATCHISON STR NNE 1/2 - 1 (0.841 mi.) 1406 / 2 4206 Facility Id: 60001417
Status: No Further Action
DIXCO DIVERSIFIED CH 1014 E SOUTH STREET NE 1/2 - 1 (0.846 mi.) 1407 / 2 4210 Facility Id: 30280448
Status: Refer: Other Agency
DELRU CO 875 S EAST ST ENE 1/2 - 1 (0.857 mi.) 1408 / 3 4220 Facility Id: 71002755
Status: Active
LOARA HIGH SCHOOL 1765 WEST CERRITOS A W 1/2 - 1 (0.916 mi.) 1409 / 4 4230 Facility Id: 30820023
Status: No Further Action
SUPERIOR PLATING 1901 E. CERRITOS AVE NE 1/2 - 1 (0.931 mi.) 1410 / 6 4233 Facility Id: 71003048
Status: Inactive - Needs Evaluation
ITASCO 2211 EAST HOWELL STR ENE 1/2 - 1 (0.937 mi.) 1411 / 6 4263 Facility Id: 30280129
Status: Refer: RWQCB
HOWELL ELEMENTARY SC 2222 E. HOWELL AVE, ENE 1/2 - 1 (0.938 mi.) 1412 / 6 4265 Facility Id: 60002516
Status: Inactive - Needs Evaluation
LAYCO CHEMICAL ENGIN 525 SOUTH ROSE NE 1/2 - 1 (0.942 mi.) 1413 / 2 4268 Facility Id: 30280476
Status: Refer: Other Agency
PORTER PLATING CO., 510 S. ROSE STREET NE 1/2 - 1 (0.992 mi.) 1414 / 2 4270 Facility Id: 71003068
Status: Inactive - Needs Evaluation
Lists of state and tribal landfills and solid waste disposal facilities SWF/LF: Solid Waste Information System
A review of the SWF/LF list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 3 SWF/LF sites within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page LONGSDON PIT/GARDEN HARBOR & CHAPMAN SW 0 - 1/8 (0.061 mi.) DQ1129 / 8 2775 Database: SWF/LF (SWIS), Date of Government Version: 08/09/2021 Facility ID: 30-AB-0359
Operational Status: Closed
Regulation Status: Pre-regulation
NINTH STREET SWEEPER 1627 SOUTH NINTH STR W 1/4 - 1/2 (0.254 mi.) 1338 / 4 3659 Database: SWF/LF (SWIS), Date of Government Version: 08/09/2021

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Facility ID: 30-AB-0438
Operational Status: Active
Regulation Status: Notification
CITY OF ANAHEIM - PU 400 E VERMONT AVE ENE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.457 mi.) 1378 / 2 3932 Database: SWF/LF (SWIS), Date of Government Version: 08/09/2021 Facility ID: 30-AB-0433
Operational Status: Active
Regulation Status: Notification
Lists of state and tribal leaking storage tanks
LUST: Geotracker’s Leaking Underground Fuel Tank Report A review of the LUST list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 57 LUST sites within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page 4-DAY TIRE STORE 12602 CHAPMAN SE 0 - 1/8 (0.003 mi.) DE1064 / 8 2603 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901313
Global ID: T0605901313
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Id: 91UT015
Facility Status: Case Closed
MARY’S GAS STATION 900 S HARBOR BLVD ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.005 mi.) A1069 / 2 2619 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901543
Status: Completed - Case Closed
UNOCAL #3746 12002 HARBOR S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1094 / 8 2692 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901645
Global ID: T0605901645
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Id: 93UT075
Facility Status: Case Closed
G & M OIL #8 (AKA HO 1200 HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1100 / 5 2706 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901763
Facility Status: Case Closed
G AND M OIL 8 1200 S HARBOR BOULEV E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1105 / 5 2712 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901763
Status: Completed - Case Closed
CANO’S 950 ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.068 mi.) 1140 / 5 2806 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605900209

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Facility Status: Case Closed
JOHN PIERRE APPAREL 251 PALAIS NE 0 - 1/8 (0.094 mi.) 1165 / 5 2873 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900844
Global ID: T0605900844
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
JOHN DAVID INTERNATI 1858 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.107 mi.) 1182 / 6 2914 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901679
Status: Completed - Case Closed
WESTSIDE MATERIALS 700 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.130 mi.) EF1210 / 6 3035 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900518
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Id: 87UT193
WESTSIDE MATERIALS 700 KATELLA NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.130 mi.) EF1211 / 6 3041 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605900518
Facility Status: Case Closed
RYDER STUDENT BUS SE 917 GENE AUTRY AVE ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.134 mi.) EH1215 / 6 3068 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901626
Facility Status: Case Closed
RYDER STUDENT BUS SE 917 E GENE AUTRY AVE ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.134 mi.) EH1217 / 6 3071 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901626
Status: Completed - Case Closed
BASSAM SHABAZ 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1261 / 2 3281 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901889
Global Id: T0605940185
Status: Completed - Case Closed
7 - ELEVEN STORE 107 E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) 1278 / 2 3437 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901889
Facility Status: Case Closed
VACANT LOT 901 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1281 / 2 3441 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 89UT041
STEFFY BUICK CO 953 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1283 / 2 3444 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901698
Global ID: T0605901698
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
ANAHEIM TOYOTA 1601 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1299 / 5 3527 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021

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Global Id: T0605901265
Status: Completed - Case Closed
RADISSON BLU HOTEL 1601 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1300 / 5 3529 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Global ID: T0605901265
Facility Id: 90UT238
Facility Status: Case Closed
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 818 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.211 mi.) 1309 / 6 3553 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900569
Status: Completed - Case Closed
TOSCO/76 SS #8800 1818 SOUTH LEWIS STR NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1320 / 6 3593 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T060590323
Facility Status: Case Closed
TOSCO - 76 STATION # 1818 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1321 / 6 3595 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605983677
Global Id: T0605901266
Status: Completed - Case Closed
UNOCAL #8800 1818 LEWIS NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1323 / 6 3602 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T060590323
Status: Completed - Case Closed
TOSCO - 76 STATION # 1818 LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1324 / 6 3604 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901266
Facility Status: Case Closed
ANIK STOP 1460 ANAHEIM NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.241 mi.) FA1335 / 5 3654 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901242
Facility Status: Case Closed
ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE 1460 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.241 mi.) FA1337 / 5 3655 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901242
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Id: 90UT183
UNOCAL #5669 801 S HARBOR BLVD NNW 1/4 - 1/2 (0.255 mi.) FD1341 / 2 3670 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901783
Status: Completed - Case Closed
UNOCAL #5669 801 S HARBOR BLVD NNW 1/4 - 1/2 (0.255 mi.) FD1342 / 2 3672 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901783
Facility Status: Case Closed
UNOCAL #8800 902 KATELLA AVE NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.255 mi.) FC1343 / 6 3676 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 90UT209
JAYCOX DISPOSAL 1016 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.268 mi.) FG1344 / 6 3676 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005

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Global ID: T0605900867
Facility Status: Case Closed
PLATINUM TRIANGLE 1016 EAST KATELLA AV NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.268 mi.) FG1345 / 6 3684 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900867
Status: Completed - Case Closed
PRIVATE RESIDENCE PRIVATE RESIDENCE NNE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.275 mi.) 1349 / 2 3705 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605992858
Status: Completed - Case Closed
HARDIN OLDSMOBILE & 1300 S ANAHEIM BLVD ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.314 mi.) 1351 / 5 3710 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900774
Global Id: T0605916963
Global ID: T0605900774
Global ID: T0605916963
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Id: 90UT001
Facility Id: 88UT073
Facility Status: Case Closed
WESTRUX INTL 1110 E KATELLA NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.341 mi.) FI1355 / 6 3777 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901993
Facility Status: Case Closed
WESTRUX INTERNATIONA 1110 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.341 mi.) FI1356 / 6 3785 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901993
Status: Completed - Case Closed
COORS DISRIBUTING CO 1625 LEWIS ST., S. NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.362 mi.) 1357 / 6 3787 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T060599039
Facility Status: Case Closed
CHEVRON #9-9719 13002 CHAPMAN AVE E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.362 mi.) FJ1358 / 8 3788 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605999096
Facility Status: Case Closed
GOLDEN STATE ENTERPR 13002 CHAPMAN AVE E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.362 mi.) FJ1359 / 8 3790 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605999096
Status: Completed - Case Closed
LARA BROTHERS AUTO R 744 1/2 N ANAHEIM BL NNE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.379 mi.) 1361 / 2 3798 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605902198
Facility Status: Case Closed
YAMAHA GOLF CARS 315 E BALL RD E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.386 mi.) FL1363 / 2 3805 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901088
Status: Completed - Case Closed

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Facility Id: 90UT034
GARDEN GROVE FIRE ST 12111 CHAPMAN W 1/4 - 1/2 (0.390 mi.) 1364 / 8 3808 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900706
Global ID: T0605900706
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Id: 88UT074
Facility Status: Case Closed
COORS DISTRIBUTING C 1625 S. LEWIS ST. NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.393 mi.) FK1365 / 6 3812 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T060599039
Status: Completed - Case Closed
GRUBBS, DAVID 315 BALL E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.400 mi.) FL1367 / 2 3827 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901088
Facility Status: Case Closed
RYVEC INC 251 E PALAIS RD NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.406 mi.) 1368 / 5 3828 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 89UT143
TRAFFIC MNAGEMENT IN 1244 S CLAUDINA ST ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.412 mi.) FM1370 / 5 3901 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900018
Status: Completed - Case Closed
AEROSCIENTIFIC CORP 1244 S CLAUDINA ST ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.412 mi.) FM1371 / 5 3904 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605900018
Facility Status: Case Closed
C O THOMPSON 11546 ANAHEIM BLVD SE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.422 mi.) 1372 / 6 3910 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 88UT057
BELL INDUSTRIES 1304 CLAUDINA ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.430 mi.) FN1373 / 5 3912 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901033
Global ID: T0605901033
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Case Closed
FAB STEEL SUPPLY INC 1304 SO CLAUDINA ST ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.430 mi.) FN1374 / 5 3916 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 89UT207
X L CLEANERS 630 S ANAHEIM BLVD NNE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.438 mi.) 1375 / 2 3919 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901035
Global ID: T0605901035
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Id: 89UT208
Facility Status: Case Closed
ANAHEIM SERVICE STAT 300 EAST, S. NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.456 mi.) 1377 / 2 3929 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021

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Global Id: T0605993742
Global ID: T0605993742
Status: Completed - Case Closed
Facility Status: Pollution Characterization
SO CAL AUTO 601 S ANAHEIM BLVD N 1/4 - 1/2 (0.476 mi.) FO1380 / 2 3947 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 90UT187
WEYERHAEUSER 601 E BALL RD E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.477 mi.) FP1381 / 2 3949 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605900588
Status: Completed - Case Closed
INTERNATIONAL PAPER 601 E BALL RD E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.477 mi.) FP1382 / 2 3969 Database: ORANGE CO. LUST, Date of Government Version: 07/09/2021 Facility Id: 87UT256
ANAHEIM FLT MAINT.FU 955 MELROSE ENE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.486 mi.) FQ1383 / 2 3978 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901974
Facility Status: Case Closed
ANAHEIM FLT MAINT.FU 955 S MELROSE ENE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.486 mi.) FQ1384 / 2 3979 Database: LUST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Global Id: T0605901974
Status: Completed - Case Closed
YUKI TRUCKING 549 CENTRAL PARK WNW 1/4 - 1/2 (0.489 mi.) 1385 / 1 3983 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901267
Facility Status: Case Closed
ANAHEIM AUTO AFFAIR 601 ANAHEIM N 1/4 - 1/2 (0.499 mi.) FO1387 / 2 3985 Database: LUST REG 8, Date of Government Version: 02/14/2005 Global ID: T0605901241
Facility Status: Case Closed
CPS-SLIC: Statewide SLIC Cases
A review of the CPS-SLIC list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 3 CPS-SLIC sites within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page BROWNCO CONSTRUCTION 1000 EAST KATELLA AV NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.254 mi.) FF1340 / 6 3667 Database: CPS-SLIC, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021 Global Id: T10000004434
Facility Status: Open - Site Assessment
SMTEK INTERNATIONAL 1240-1244 SOUTH CLAU ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.397 mi.) FM1366 / 5 3825 Database: CPS-SLIC, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021 Global Id: SL188033849
Facility Status: Open - Assessment & Interim Remedial Action SMTEK (FORMER AERO D 1244 S CLAUDINA STRE ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.412 mi.) FM1369 / 5 3901 Database: SLIC REG 8, Date of Government Version: 04/03/2008

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Lists of state and tribal registered storage tanks
UST: Active UST Facilities
A review of the UST list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 28 UST sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page NUR-AY INC 12592 CHAPMAN AVE S 0 - 1/8 (0.003 mi.) DE1062 / 8 2603 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 11601
ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 2004 S WEST ST S 0 - 1/8 (0.005 mi.) CT1066 / 5 2611 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-001230
BAUER MOTORS 2001 S MANCHESTER AV S 0 - 1/8 (0.010 mi.) DI1078 / 6 2657 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 8966
UNITED PACIFIC 0216 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1103 / 5 2711 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-001382
HARBOR SERVICE CENTE 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1104 / 5 2712 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 10515
UP2 HOLDINGS, LLC 02 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1106 / 5 2716 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-003359
WALNUT MANOR LUTHERA 891 S WALNUT ST N 0 - 1/8 (0.069 mi.) DU1143 / 1 2810 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 9752
PACIFIC INLAND PLAZA 888 WEST S NE 0 - 1/8 (0.094 mi.) EA1166 / 2 2876 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 11445
PACIFIC COAST SIGHTS 2025 S MANCHESTER AV SSE 0 - 1/8 (0.103 mi.) EC1177 / 6 2899 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-002610
PACIFIC SIGHTSEEING 2025 S MANCHESTER AV SSE 0 - 1/8 (0.103 mi.) EC1179 / 6 2908 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 6555
KEESE TANK CO 1928 S ANAHEIM BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.115 mi.) 1187 / 6 2925 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 9932
LEAVERTON COMPANY 1562 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.124 mi.) EE1199 / 5 3003 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 10397
ANAHEIM GLOBAL MEDIC 1025 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.137 mi.) EI1221 / 2 3097 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-002844
WESTERN MEDICAL CENT 1025 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.137 mi.) EI1223 / 2 3122 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 248
7-ELEVEN INC #26216 107 WEST BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1257 / 2 3276 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021

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Facility Id: 30-011-000079
7-ELEVEN STORE 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1263 / 2 3296 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 717
SCOTT’S INDEPENDENT, 1885 S SANTA CRUZ ST ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.176 mi.) EO1267 / 6 3328 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 8677
UNKNOWN / BOB DEE BI 901 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1280 / 2 3440 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 8241
STEFFY BUICK CO 953 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1283 / 2 3444 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 1931
MASTER TILE INC 1705 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.192 mi.) EW1287 / 5 3468 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 11244
RYDER STUDENT TRANS 917 E PACIFICO E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.193 mi.) EO1290 / 6 3484 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 1586
ACTION RENTALS INC 1822 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.202 mi.) EP1304 / 6 3542 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4908
ANAHEIM DODGE 1120 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.215 mi.) EZ1313 / 2 3582 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4867
SIOUX BEE HONEY 511 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.221 mi.) FB1316 / 5 3587 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 8924
ANAHEIM UNOCAL #8800 1818 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1319 / 6 3593 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 2411
HARBOR ULTRAMAR 805 S HARBOR BLVD NNW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.233 mi.) FD1327 / 2 3620 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4016
ANAHEIM 76 805 S HARBOR BLVD NNW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.233 mi.) FD1328 / 2 3620 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 30-011-000472
ANIK STOP 1460 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.241 mi.) FA1336 / 5 3655 Database: UST, Date of Government Version: 09/07/2021
Facility Id: 4869
Lists of state and tribal voluntary cleanup sites
VCP: Voluntary Cleanup Program Properties
A review of the VCP list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/22/2021 has revealed that there are 3 VCP sites within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

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Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page ELECTRA-GEAR DIV. 1110 S. LEMON STREET ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.085 mi.) 1155 / 2 2837 Status: Active
Facility Id: 71002509
FORMER NORTON’S PLAZ 13020 CHAPMAN AVENUE E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.372 mi.) FJ1360 / 8 3794 Status: Active
Facility Id: 60002907
ANAHEIM LEWIS STREET 1654 -1700 SOUTH LEW NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.384 mi.) FK1362 / 6 3802 Status: No Further Action
Facility Id: 60002589

ADDITIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDS
Local Lists of Landfill / Solid Waste Disposal Sites
WMUDS/SWAT: Waste Management Unit Database
A review of the WMUDS/SWAT list, as provided by EDR, and dated 04/01/2000 has revealed that there is 1 WMUDS/SWAT site within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page LONGSDON PIT/GARDEN HARBOR & CHAPMAN SW 0 - 1/8 (0.061 mi.) DQ1129 / 8 2775 SWRCY: Recycler Database
A review of the SWRCY list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/07/2021 has revealed that there are 3 SWRCY sites within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page SANCHEZ RECYCLING IN 1459 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.218 mi.) FA1315 / 5 3585 Cert Id: RC169959.001
ANAHEIM MARKETPLACE 1440 SOUTH ANAHEIM B NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.332 mi.) 1353 / 5 3773 Cert Id: RC261250.001
FREEWAY RECYCLING 12048 WEST STREET W 1/4 - 1/2 (0.497 mi.) 1386 / 8 3985 Cert Id: RC266785.001
Local Lists of Hazardous waste / Contaminated Sites
CERS HAZ WASTE: CERS HAZ WASTE
A review of the CERS HAZ WASTE list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/15/2021 has revealed that there are 23 CERS HAZ WASTE sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page HYATT REGENCY ORANGE 11999 HARBOR BLVD W 0 - 1/8 (0.008 mi.) DF1074 / 8 2628 PACIFIC COAST SITESE 2001 S MANCHESTER AV S 0 - 1/8 (0.010 mi.) DI1077 / 6 2644 UP2 HOLDINGS, LLC 02 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1110 / 5 2722

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Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page COAST CORVETTE 828 W VERMONT AVE NE 0 - 1/8 (0.046 mi.) DN1121 / 2 2752 HSH INTERPLAN USA IN 1564 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.124 mi.) EE1195 / 5 2940 LEASE ALL ANAHEIM LL 1562 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.124 mi.) EE1198 / 5 2996 TPW MACHINING INC. 1552 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.125 mi.) EE1204 / 5 3012 A-VAC INDUSTRIES, IN 1845 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.130 mi.) EG1214 / 6 3048 UNITED WESTERN MEDIC 1025 SOUTH ANAHEIM B ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.137 mi.) EI1222 / 2 3098 MARINA LANDSCAPE INC 1900 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.152 mi.) EG1229 / 6 3135 CVS PHARMACY #16045 12100 HARBOR BLVD ST S 1/8 - 1/4 (0.159 mi.) EM1236 / 8 3165 TARGET STORE #192 12100 HARBOR BLVD S 1/8 - 1/4 (0.159 mi.) EM1239 / 8 3183 FRIAR TUX SHOP 1711 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.173 mi.) EN1255 / 5 3235 7 - ELEVEN FOOD STOR 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1262 / 2 3287 SCOTT’S INDEPENDENT 1885 S SANTA CRUZ ST ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.176 mi.) EO1266 / 6 3299 PACIFIC IMAGE TECHNO 1875 S SANTA CRUZ ST ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.179 mi.) ER1270 / 6 3334 HITECH METAL FABRICA 1705 S CLAUDINA WY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.192 mi.) EW1289 / 5 3471 HITEC METAL FABRICAT 1665 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.195 mi.) EW1291 / 5 3490 RADISSON BLU HOTEL 1601 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1300 / 5 3529 EL SUPER #30 1221 S ANAHEIM BLVD ESE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.212 mi.) EY1310 / 5 3555 WAL-MART #5640 1120 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.215 mi.) EZ1312 / 2 3569 ANAHEIM 76 805 S HARBOR BLVD NNW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.233 mi.) FD1326 / 2 3606 ZINCNATION 1631 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.240 mi.) FE1332 / 5 3628 PFAS: PFAS Contamination Site Location Listing
A review of the PFAS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/07/2021 has revealed that there are 3 PFAS sites within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page WELL 59 W 1/4 - 1/2 (0.269 mi.) 1346 / 4 3690
WELL 30 ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.328 mi.) 1352 / 8 3765
WELL 021 SW 1/4 - 1/2 (0.469 mi.) 1379 / 8 3939
Local Lists of Registered Storage Tanks
SWEEPS UST: SWEEPS UST Listing
A review of the SWEEPS UST list, as provided by EDR, and dated 06/01/1994 has revealed that there are 18 SWEEPS UST sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page WATER PRODUCTION WEL 2004 S WEST ST W 0 - 1/8 (0.002 mi.) DH1061 / 5 2602 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 1745
MARY’S GAS / JOHN KO 900 S HARBOR BLVD ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.005 mi.) A1070 / 2 2623 Comp Number: 4902
BAUER MOTORS 2001 S MANCHESTER AV S 0 - 1/8 (0.010 mi.) DI1079 / 6 2657 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 8966
UNOCAL #3746 12002 HARBOR S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1094 / 8 2692

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Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 2121
G & M OIL #8 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1108 / 5 2717 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4883
WALNUT MANOR LUTHERA 891 S WALNUT ST N 0 - 1/8 (0.069 mi.) DU1142 / 1 2809 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 9752
HYATT PLAZA ALICANTE 11891 HARBOR BLVD W 0 - 1/8 (0.074 mi.) 1146 / 8 2816 Status: A
Comp Number: 6226
DAILY’S RV AND AUTO 2025 S MANCHESTER AV SSE 0 - 1/8 (0.103 mi.) EC1178 / 6 2899 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 201
ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1580 S CLEMENTINE NE 0 - 1/8 (0.112 mi.) 1185 / 5 2921 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 5823
UNITED WESTERN MEDIC 1025 SOUTH ANAHEIM B ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.137 mi.) EI1222 / 2 3098 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 30
7 - ELEVEN FOOD STOR 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1259 / 2 3279 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 6717
SCOTT’S INDEPENDENT 1885 S SANTA CRUZ ST ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.176 mi.) EO1266 / 6 3299 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 3406
STEFFY BUICK CO 953 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1283 / 2 3444 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 1931
RYDER STUDENT TRANS 917 E PACIFICO E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.193 mi.) EO1290 / 6 3484 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 1586
RADISSON BLU HOTEL 1601 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1300 / 5 3529 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 1928
ACTION RENTALS INC 1822 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.202 mi.) EP1304 / 6 3542 Comp Number: 4908
WAL-MART #5640 1120 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.215 mi.) EZ1312 / 2 3569 Status: A

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Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4867
UNOCAL (SS 8800) 1818 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1322 / 6 3600 Status: A
Tank Status: A
Comp Number: 4246
HIST UST: Hazardous Substance Storage Container Database A review of the HIST UST list, as provided by EDR, and dated 10/15/1990 has revealed that there are 20 HIST UST sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page MARY’S GAS STATION 900 S HARBOR BLVD ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.005 mi.) A1069 / 2 2619 Facility Id: 00000011038
UNION OIL SERVICE ST 12002 HARBOR BLVD S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1092 / 8 2685 Facility Id: 00000017886
HARDING SCHAD UNION 12002 HARBOR BLVD S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1095 / 8 2697 Facility Id: 00000052324
STATION 3746 12002 HARBOR BLVD S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1096 / 8 2698 Facility Id: 00000043808
G&M OIL #8 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1102 / 5 2710 Facility Id: 00000052489
G AND M OIL 8 1200 S HARBOR BOULEV E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1105 / 5 2712 7-ELEVEN 2112/26216 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1260 / 2 3280 Facility Id: 00000065025
BASSAM SHABAZ 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1261 / 2 3281 Facility Id: 00000039320
BASSAM SHABAZ 107 WEST BALL ROAD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1264 / 2 3296 STEFFY BUICK CO 953 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1283 / 2 3444 Facility Id: 00000012167
ANAHEIM TOYOTA 1601 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1299 / 5 3527 Facility Id: 00000053742
RADISSON BLU HOTEL 1601 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1300 / 5 3529 ACTION RENTALS 1822 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.202 mi.) EP1303 / 6 3541 Facility Id: 00000029858
Facility Id: 00000002352
ACTION RENTALS 1822 SO LEWIS NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.202 mi.) EP1305 / 6 3544 WAL-MART #5640 1120 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.215 mi.) EZ1312 / 2 3569 Facility Id: 00000001721
SIOUX BEE HONEY 511 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.221 mi.) FB1316 / 5 3587 Facility Id: 00000065538
TOSCO - 76 STATION # 1818 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1321 / 6 3595 Facility Id: 00000040808
UNOCAL (SS 8800) 1818 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1322 / 6 3600 UNION OIL SERVICE ST 1818 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1325 / 6 3605 Facility Id: 00000002329
ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE 1460 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.241 mi.) FA1337 / 5 3655

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Facility Id: 00000014772
CERS TANKS: California Environmental Reporting System (CERS) Tanks A review of the CERS TANKS list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/15/2021 has revealed that there are 8 CERS TANKS sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 2004 S WEST ST S 0 - 1/8 (0.005 mi.) CT1067 / 5 2611 HYATT REGENCY ORANGE 11999 HARBOR BLVD W 0 - 1/8 (0.008 mi.) DF1074 / 8 2628 UP2 HOLDINGS, LLC 02 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1110 / 5 2722 DAILY’S RV AND AUTO 2025 S MANCHESTER AV SSE 0 - 1/8 (0.103 mi.) EC1178 / 6 2899 UNITED WESTERN MEDIC 1025 SOUTH ANAHEIM B ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.137 mi.) EI1222 / 2 3098 MARINA LANDSCAPE INC 1900 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.152 mi.) EG1229 / 6 3135 7 - ELEVEN FOOD STOR 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1262 / 2 3287 ANAHEIM 76 805 S HARBOR BLVD NNW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.233 mi.) FD1326 / 2 3606 CA FID UST: Facility Inventory Database
A review of the CA FID UST list, as provided by EDR, and dated 10/31/1994 has revealed that there are 16 CA FID UST sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page WATER PRODUCTION WEL 2004 S WEST ST W 0 - 1/8 (0.002 mi.) DH1061 / 5 2602 Facility Id: 30017714
Status: A
MARY’S GAS / JOHN KO 900 S HARBOR BLVD ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.005 mi.) A1070 / 2 2623 Facility Id: 30001296
Status: I
PACIFIC COAST SITESE 2001 S MANCHESTER AV S 0 - 1/8 (0.010 mi.) DI1077 / 6 2644 Facility Id: 30007326
Status: A
UNOCAL #3746 12002 HARBOR S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1094 / 8 2692 Facility Id: 30012980
Status: A
G & M OIL #8 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1108 / 5 2717 Facility Id: 30011096
Status: A
WALNUT MANOR LUTHERA 891 S WALNUT ST N 0 - 1/8 (0.069 mi.) DU1142 / 1 2809 Facility Id: 30002225
Status: A
HYATT PLAZA ALICANTE 11891 HARBOR BLVD W 0 - 1/8 (0.074 mi.) 1146 / 8 2816 Facility Id: 30017534
Status: A
ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1580 S CLEMENTINE NE 0 - 1/8 (0.112 mi.) 1185 / 5 2921 Facility Id: 30016257
Status: A
7 - ELEVEN FOOD STOR 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1262 / 2 3287 Facility Id: 30006495

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Status: A
SCOTT’S INDEPENDENT 1885 S SANTA CRUZ ST ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.176 mi.) EO1266 / 6 3299 Facility Id: 30002048
Status: A
STEFFY BUICK CO 953 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1283 / 2 3444 Facility Id: 30008408
Status: A
RYDER STUDENT TRANS 917 E PACIFICO E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.193 mi.) EO1290 / 6 3484 Facility Id: 30003263
Status: A
RADISSON BLU HOTEL 1601 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1300 / 5 3529 Facility Id: 30005889
Status: A
ACTION RENTALS INC 1822 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.202 mi.) EP1302 / 6 3540 Facility Id: 30008520
Status: I
WAL-MART #5640 1120 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.215 mi.) EZ1312 / 2 3569 Facility Id: 30007198
Status: A
UNOCAL (SS 8800) 1818 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1322 / 6 3600 Facility Id: 30001086
Status: A
Other Ascertainable Records
RCRA NonGen / NLR: RCRA - Non Generators / No Longer Regulated A review of the RCRA NonGen / NLR list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/13/2021 has revealed that there are 131 RCRA NonGen / NLR sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page LEWIS CARPENTER 937 W LAMARK LANE S 0 - 1/8 (0.005 mi.) 1068 / 5 2617 EPA ID:: CAC003060805
RANDY TELLEZ 1020 S CITRON ST SSW 0 - 1/8 (0.007 mi.) 1073 / 2 2626 EPA ID:: CAC003030187
HYATT REGENCY ORANGE 11999 HARBOR BLVD W 0 - 1/8 (0.008 mi.) DF1075 / 8 2639 EPA ID:: CAL000412895
TERRY MORSE 715 WEST ORANGEWOOD W 0 - 1/8 (0.008 mi.) 1076 / 5 2642 EPA ID:: CAC002977441
PACIFIC COAST SIGHTS 2001 S MANCHESTER AV S 0 - 1/8 (0.010 mi.) DI1081 / 6 2662 EPA ID:: CAL000376602
OMAR MOLINA 1303 S WALNUT STREET W 0 - 1/8 (0.014 mi.) 1084 / 4 2667 EPA ID:: CAC003024422
SRI ACHARY 1015 S CAMBRIDGE ST ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.014 mi.) 1085 / 2 2669 CATHY ACOSTA 930 S FLORE ST W 0 - 1/8 (0.016 mi.) 1086 / 2 2672 EPA ID:: CAC003047534
CARL THIES 1933 S WEST ST W 0 - 1/8 (0.017 mi.) DH1087 / 5 2674

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EPA ID:: CAC003038694
CARL THIES 1933 S WEST ST W 0 - 1/8 (0.017 mi.) DH1088 / 5 2677 EPA ID:: CAC003038723
MAJER CHIROPRACTIC O 302 W BALL RD S 0 - 1/8 (0.018 mi.) L1089 / 2 2679 EPA ID:: CAL000068967
TOM SPRANKLE 11747 HARBOR BOULEVA S 0 - 1/8 (0.025 mi.) 1097 / 8 2698 RODRIGO ROJAS 983 W. LAMARK LANE S 0 - 1/8 (0.028 mi.) 1098 / 5 2701 APRO LLC DBA UNITED 1200 HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1099 / 5 2703 EPA ID:: CAL000439145
HARBOR CHEVRON 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1101 / 5 2707 EPA ID:: CAL000308072
UP2 HOLDINGS LLC 021 1200 S HARBOR BLVD E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1109 / 5 2719 EUGENE LAZARRA 435 W CLIFFWOOD AVE E 0 - 1/8 (0.032 mi.) 1111 / 5 2732 ROBERT REED 2071 JUNE PL S 0 - 1/8 (0.033 mi.) DK1112 / 5 2734 ROBERT REED 2071 S JUNE PLACE S 0 - 1/8 (0.033 mi.) DK1113 / 5 2737 REAL RESTORATION 108 - 116 E WAKEFIEL S 0 - 1/8 (0.034 mi.) DL1114 / 5 2739 EPA ID:: CAC002971139
REAL PROPERTY MANGEM 108-116 E WAKEFIELD S 0 - 1/8 (0.034 mi.) DL1115 / 5 2742 EPA ID:: CAC002990894
BILL KAELIN 1113 W VERMONT AVE WNW 0 - 1/8 (0.035 mi.) 1116 / 2 2744 TODD TINTORRI 311 WEST SUMMERFIELD E 0 - 1/8 (0.041 mi.) DM1119 / 8 2747 EPA ID:: CAC003014315
CHERYL HUNTINGTON 1115 W HAMPSHIRE AVE WSW 0 - 1/8 (0.043 mi.) 1120 / 2 2750 EPA ID:: CAC002979371
COAST CORVETTE 828 W VERMONT AVE NE 0 - 1/8 (0.046 mi.) DN1122 / 2 2757 EPA ID:: CAL000171859
BICH-VAN NGUYEN 1185 W DEWEY DR UNIT S 0 - 1/8 (0.047 mi.) 1123 / 4 2760 EPA ID:: CAC002963767
PAM BOYLE 1839 S JANETTE LN SW 0 - 1/8 (0.048 mi.) 1124 / 4 2762 EPA ID:: CAC003021040
MESA MANAGEMENT 401 W ORANGEWOOD AVE W 0 - 1/8 (0.054 mi.) DO1125 / 5 2765 PARKEWOOD VILLAGE 401 W. ORANGEWOOD AV W 0 - 1/8 (0.054 mi.) DO1126 / 5 2767 MESA MANAGEMENT 401 W. ORANGEWOOD AV W 0 - 1/8 (0.054 mi.) DO1127 / 5 2770 EPA ID:: CAC003046910
OLIVIA HERNANDEZ 2086 S JUNE PLACE S 0 - 1/8 (0.059 mi.) DP1128 / 5 2772 FRANK HUYN 1391 S. WALNUT ST. # W 0 - 1/8 (0.064 mi.) DR1130 / 4 2778 EPA ID:: CAC003016793
STACEY YORK 1381 S WALNUT W 0 - 1/8 (0.064 mi.) DR1131 / 4 2780 WAYNE LOUVIER 1381 S WALNUT ST UNI W 0 - 1/8 (0.064 mi.) DR1132 / 4 2783 SCOTT & LAURA DEAN 1381 SOUTH WALNUT ST W 0 - 1/8 (0.064 mi.) DR1133 / 4 2785 EPA ID:: CAC003008794
SCOTT DEAN 1381 SOUTH WALNUT ST W 0 - 1/8 (0.064 mi.) DR1134 / 4 2788 EPA ID:: CAC003013775
MARIBLE PANDURO 1425 W. CERRITOS #49 W 0 - 1/8 (0.065 mi.) DS1136 / 4 2791 JIM FULLENKAMP 2045 S. HASTER STREE ESE 0 - 1/8 (0.066 mi.) DT1137 / 5 2793 EPA ID:: CAC003011874
PACIFIC PALMS, LLC 2045 S HASTER ST ESE 0 - 1/8 (0.066 mi.) DT1138 / 5 2796 GABRIELA RIVERA 910 WEST LAMARK LANE S 0 - 1/8 (0.068 mi.) 1141 / 5 2807 ORANGEWOOD GARDENA A 235 W ORANGEWOOD AVE E 0 - 1/8 (0.071 mi.) DV1144 / 5 2811

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EPA ID:: CAC003056555
JASON VAN DER STEEN 235 W ORANGEWOOD AVE E 0 - 1/8 (0.071 mi.) DV1145 / 5 2813 JOHNSONDIVERSEY 11767 HARBOR BLVD SSW 0 - 1/8 (0.074 mi.) DQ1147 / 8 2816 EPA ID:: CAP000204503
ERIN DEANGELO 11767 HARBOR BLVD SSW 0 - 1/8 (0.074 mi.) DQ1148 / 8 2820 EPA ID:: CAC003058649
COVA RESIDENCE 1044 W LAMARK LANE S 0 - 1/8 (0.077 mi.) DW1149 / 5 2822 EPA ID:: CAC003057000
TANYA COVA 1044 WEST LAMARK LAN S 0 - 1/8 (0.077 mi.) DW1150 / 5 2825 EPA ID:: CAC003055343
SANDRA ENRIQUEZ 1301 S PALM ST E 0 - 1/8 (0.077 mi.) DX1151 / 5 2827 EPA ID:: CAC003044015
LYNSEY LY 1306 W GOODHUE AVE W 0 - 1/8 (0.078 mi.) 1152 / 4 2830 AKRAM IBRAHIM 2067 EUGENE STREET S 0 - 1/8 (0.079 mi.) 1153 / 5 2832 EPA ID:: CAC002977434
KAMALJIT SAINI 1311 S PALM ST E 0 - 1/8 (0.083 mi.) DX1154 / 5 2835 EPA ID:: CAC002974841
OSCAR MARTINEZ 328 WEST HAMPSHIRE A NE 0 - 1/8 (0.087 mi.) 1157 / 2 2853 AT&T MOBILITY 333 W CERRITOS AVE NE 0 - 1/8 (0.088 mi.) 1158 / 5 2855 EPA ID:: CAL000423207
RUTH LANZILOTTA 1134 W.BEACON AVE WSW 0 - 1/8 (0.089 mi.) DZ1159 / 2 2858 RUTH LANZILOTTA 1134 W.BEACON AVE WSW 0 - 1/8 (0.089 mi.) DZ1160 / 2 2860 W ZEMBRASKI-GONZALEZ 423 W BOYSEN AVE S 0 - 1/8 (0.090 mi.) 1161 / 5 2863 EPA ID:: CAC003028090
LINDA GRABOWSKI 1874 S JACALENE LANE S 0 - 1/8 (0.090 mi.) 1162 / 4 2865 JENNY WANG 2118 S JUNE PL S 0 - 1/8 (0.090 mi.) DP1163 / 5 2868 EPA ID:: CAC002970121
CATHERINE DWYER 931 LAMARK LN S 0 - 1/8 (0.092 mi.) 1164 / 5 2870 EPA ID:: CAC002994783
KOBO CORPORATION MIN 1600 S. ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.096 mi.) DY1167 / 5 2876 EPA ID:: CAC003056600
D&D AEROSPACE ENGINE 1598 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.098 mi.) DY1169 / 5 2882 EURO ENGINEERING INC 1598 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.098 mi.) DY1170 / 5 2884 EPA ID:: CAC003029971
DORELL TODERICH 1598 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.098 mi.) DY1171 / 5 2887 EPA ID:: CAC002995443
EURO ENGINEERING INC 1598 SOUTH ANAHEIM B NE 0 - 1/8 (0.098 mi.) DY1172 / 5 2889 DAVID AND ANTONIA FE 1928 S. KATHY LANE W 0 - 1/8 (0.099 mi.) 1176 / 5 2896 EPA ID:: CAC003012794
MARYON BLOOMER 1849 S.NORMA LANE WSW 0 - 1/8 (0.107 mi.) 1181 / 4 2911 NGUYEN, JULIET 12751 SUSSEX CIRCLE ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.109 mi.) ED1183 / 8 2916 EPA ID:: CAC002981771
ANTHONY AGUILLON 1323 W CASTLE AVE W 0 - 1/8 (0.112 mi.) 1184 / 4 2919 THOMAS MARSHALL 12762 CHELSEA CIR E 0 - 1/8 (0.113 mi.) 1186 / 8 2922 EPA ID:: CAC003041274
BROWN, DANIEL & AMAN 144 W. MARGATE DRIVE SE 0 - 1/8 (0.117 mi.) 1189 / 5 2928 EPA ID:: CAC002992951
PARKVIEW ES-GGUSD 12272 WILKEN WAY W 0 - 1/8 (0.117 mi.) 1190 / 8 2930

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EPA ID:: CAC002964854
VICTOR GODINEZ 1189 W HAMPSHIRE AVE N 0 - 1/8 (0.123 mi.) 1192 / 1 2933 EPA ID:: CAC002982274
NICOLE BUCHANAN 1148 W BEACON AVE WSW 0 - 1/8 (0.123 mi.) DZ1193 / 2 2935 WILLIAM BROWN 12758 ASCOT DR ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.123 mi.) ED1194 / 8 2938 EPA ID:: CAC003056247
HSH INTERPLAN USA IN 1564 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.124 mi.) EE1196 / 5 2960 EPA ID:: CAL000334000
NSC MACHINING INC 1552 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.125 mi.) EE1203 / 5 3009 EPA ID:: CAL000320124
TPW MACHINING, INC 1552 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.125 mi.) EE1205 / 5 3020 BOBBY TRAN 1301 W. TRENTON DRIV W 0 - 1/8 (0.125 mi.) 1206 / 4 3022 WENDY HO 1879 SOUTH JANETTE L SSW 0 - 1/8 (0.125 mi.) 1207 / 4 3025 GARY WIMBERLY 709 S INDIANA ST NNE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.127 mi.) 1208 / 2 3027 EPA ID:: CAC003013193
A-VAC INDUSTRIES, IN 1845 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.130 mi.) EG1213 / 6 3045 EPA ID:: CAL000079302
BRIGHTVIEW 917 E. GENE AUTRY WA ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.134 mi.) EH1216 / 6 3069 EPA ID:: CAC002975188
SCHINDLER ELEVATOR 1025 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.137 mi.) EI1219 / 2 3092 ANAHEIM GLOBAL MEDIC 1025 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.137 mi.) EI1224 / 2 3122 EPA ID:: CAL000395918
BARBARA DIBBLE 11908 OERTLEY CIR ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.148 mi.) EJ1226 / 8 3127 BRIGHTVIEW LANDSCAPE 1900 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.152 mi.) EG1227 / 6 3130 EPA ID:: CAL000435798
MARINA LANDSCAPE INC 1900 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.152 mi.) EG1228 / 6 3132 EPA ID:: CAL000302245
LUIS PEREZ-VIEYRA 806 WEST IRVING PL NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.152 mi.) 1230 / 2 3149 EPA ID:: CAC002972207
GARDEN VALLEY HOA 12803 CHAPMAN AVE E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.154 mi.) EK1231 / 8 3151 EPA ID:: CAC003016582
CONNIE PADILLA 1934 S ROBERT ST W 1/8 - 1/4 (0.155 mi.) 1232 / 5 3154 MANCHESTER OFFICE, L 627 S. MANCHESTER AV NW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.158 mi.) EL1233 / 2 3156 EPA ID:: CAC003022718
DISNEY WORLDWIDE SER 627 S MANCHESTER AVE NW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.158 mi.) EL1234 / 2 3159 EPA ID:: CAC003030079
TARGET STORE # T0192 12100 HARBOR BOULEVA S 1/8 - 1/4 (0.159 mi.) EM1238 / 8 3181 THOAI TRAN 11951 BUCKINGHAM CIR E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.160 mi.) EK1240 / 8 3190 MICHELLE BOUMA 1743 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.161 mi.) EN1241 / 5 3192 EPA ID:: CAC003035908
MICHELLE BOUMA 1743 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.161 mi.) EN1242 / 5 3195 EPA ID:: CAC003033692
DUNG PHAM 11876 OERTLY CIR ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.161 mi.) EJ1243 / 8 3197 EPA ID:: CAC003057914
SPECIALIZED ENV INC 1741 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.161 mi.) EN1244 / 5 3200 EPA ID:: CAR000240838
MAI HOANG PHAN 1414 W BALL RD W 1/8 - 1/4 (0.164 mi.) 1245 / 1 3203 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTH 1421 W BALL ROAD W 1/8 - 1/4 (0.167 mi.) 1247 / 1 3214 ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDI 1899 S SANTA CRUZ ST E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.168 mi.) EO1249 / 6 3217

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EPA ID:: CAR000292037
ENGINE & PERFORMANCE 1815 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.170 mi.) EP1250 / 6 3220 EPA ID:: CAL000309235
DEBBI DEARING 12819 SUSSEX CIR, ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.173 mi.) EJ1252 / 8 3225 7-ELEVEN STORE 26216 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1258 / 2 3276 EPA ID:: CAD981464910
JOSE GOMEZ 133 W. BLUEBELL AVEN ESE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.176 mi.) 1265 / 5 3297 SCOTT’S INDEPENDENT 1885 S SANTA CRUZ ST ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.176 mi.) EO1268 / 6 3328 EPA ID:: CAL000000719
CARRIE MORELLI 1169 W. LOCUST AVE W 1/8 - 1/4 (0.180 mi.) ES1274 / 2 3427 EPA ID:: CAC003051807
JOSEPH MELENDEZ 12827 CHELSEA CIR E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.180 mi.) 1275 / 8 3429 L & B CONNECTING ROD 1830 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.180 mi.) EP1276 / 6 3432 EPA ID:: CAL000257128
JESSE NAVAS 1844 S GAIL LN WSW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.182 mi.) ET1277 / 4 3434 MEDI-PHYSICS INC DBA 150 W CERRITOS AVE S NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EU1279 / 5 3438 EPA ID:: CAL000304859
WORTHEN STAMP & SEAL 967 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1282 / 2 3441 EPA ID:: CAD067629493
HOMEWOOD SUITES 12005 HARBOR BLVD W 1/8 - 1/4 (0.186 mi.) 1284 / 8 3457 MARCO FERNANDEZ 140 W. VALENCIA AVE NNE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.187 mi.) 1286 / 2 3466 HI-TECH METAL FABRIC 1705 SO CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.192 mi.) EW1288 / 5 3468 EPA ID:: CAL000204511
JUDY CODERRE 232 W SIMMONS AVE E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.196 mi.) 1292 / 8 3494 MIRIAM CHAVEZ 1198 W. CHATEAU AVE. N 1/8 - 1/4 (0.197 mi.) EX1293 / 1 3499 EPA ID:: CAC003023432
MIRIAM CHAVEZ 1198 W CHATEAU AVE N 1/8 - 1/4 (0.197 mi.) EX1294 / 1 3502 UBX INC. 1894 S. SANTA CRUZ S ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.197 mi.) EO1295 / 6 3504 ENCORE ANAHEIM LLC 1443 SOUTH ZEYN STRE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.199 mi.) 1296 / 5 3507 SWINERTON 1601 SOUTH ANAHEIM B NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1301 / 5 3538 EPA ID:: CAC002999259
RUTH CROWLEY 1839 SOUTH GAIL LANE W 1/8 - 1/4 (0.205 mi.) ET1306 / 4 3545 EPA ID:: CAC002996810
JUANITA BARRIENTOS 1182 W SOUTH ST W 1/8 - 1/4 (0.207 mi.) ES1307 / 1 3548 EPA ID:: CAC003029683
STEVE STICKLER 837 S. CLEMENTINE ST NNW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.208 mi.) 1308 / 2 3551 EL SUPER #30 1221 S ANAHEIM BLVD ESE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.212 mi.) EY1311 / 5 3567 EPA ID:: CAL000387949
LONGWOOD DENTAL GROU 898 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.217 mi.) 1314 / 2 3582 EPA ID:: CAL000102682
SIOUX HONEY ASSOCIAT 511 E KATELLA AVENUE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.221 mi.) FB1317 / 5 3588 EPA ID:: CAL000057276
BIRD, MARTHA 2008 S. JANETTE LANE S 1/8 - 1/4 (0.228 mi.) 1318 / 4 3590 EPA ID:: CAC002970673
ANAHEIM 76 805 S HARBOR BLVD NNW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.233 mi.) FD1329 / 2 3621 EPA ID:: CAL000327788
FERNANDEZ, REBECCA 910 S. HAMPSTEAD STR WNW 1/8 - 1/4 (0.239 mi.) 1330 / 1 3623 EPA ID:: CAC003011267
PRESCILA BALANON 113 W CLIFFWOOD AVEN ESE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.239 mi.) 1331 / 5 3626

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EPA ID:: CAC002977253
ZINCNATION INC 1631 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.240 mi.) FE1333 / 5 3648 EPA ID:: CAL000432714
Cortese: "Cortese" Hazardous Waste & Substances Sites List A review of the Cortese list, as provided by EDR, and dated 09/20/2021 has revealed that there are 32 Cortese sites within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page 4-DAY TIRE STORE 12602 CHAPMAN SE 0 - 1/8 (0.003 mi.) DE1064 / 8 2603 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
MARY’S GAS STATION 900 S HARBOR BLVD ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.005 mi.) A1069 / 2 2619 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
UNOCAL #3746 12002 HARBOR S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1094 / 8 2692 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
G AND M OIL 8 1200 S HARBOR BOULEV E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1105 / 5 2712 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
JOHN PIERRE APPAREL 251 PALAIS NE 0 - 1/8 (0.094 mi.) 1165 / 5 2873 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
JOHN DAVID INTERNATI 1858 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.107 mi.) 1182 / 6 2914 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
WESTSIDE MATERIALS 700 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.130 mi.) EF1210 / 6 3035 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
RYDER STUDENT BUS SE 917 E GENE AUTRY AVE ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.134 mi.) EH1217 / 6 3071 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
BASSAM SHABAZ 107 W BALL RD E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.175 mi.) EQ1261 / 2 3281 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
STEFFY BUICK CO 953 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1283 / 2 3444 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
RADISSON BLU HOTEL 1601 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1300 / 5 3529 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
TEXACO SERVICE STATI 818 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.211 mi.) 1309 / 6 3553 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
TOSCO/76 SS #8800 1818 SOUTH LEWIS STR NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1320 / 6 3593 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
TOSCO - 76 STATION # 1818 S LEWIS ST NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1321 / 6 3595 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE 1460 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.241 mi.) FA1337 / 5 3655 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
UNOCAL #5669 801 S HARBOR BLVD NNW 1/4 - 1/2 (0.255 mi.) FD1342 / 2 3672 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
JAYCOX DISPOSAL 1016 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.268 mi.) FG1344 / 6 3676 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
PRIVATE RESIDENCE PRIVATE RESIDENCE NNE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.275 mi.) 1349 / 2 3705 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
HARDIN OLDSMOBILE & 1300 S ANAHEIM BLVD ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.314 mi.) 1351 / 5 3710

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
WESTRUX INTERNATIONA 1110 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.341 mi.) FI1354 / 6 3775 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
CHEVRON #9-9719 13002 CHAPMAN AVE E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.362 mi.) FJ1358 / 8 3788 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
YAMAHA GOLF CARS 315 E BALL RD E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.386 mi.) FL1363 / 2 3805 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
GARDEN GROVE FIRE ST 12111 CHAPMAN W 1/4 - 1/2 (0.390 mi.) 1364 / 8 3808 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
COORS DISTRIBUTING C 1625 S. LEWIS ST. NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.393 mi.) FK1365 / 6 3812 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
TRAFFIC MNAGEMENT IN 1244 S CLAUDINA ST ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.412 mi.) FM1370 / 5 3901 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
BELL INDUSTRIES 1304 CLAUDINA ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.430 mi.) FN1373 / 5 3912 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
X L CLEANERS 630 S ANAHEIM BLVD NNE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.438 mi.) 1375 / 2 3919 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
ANAHEIM SERVICE STAT 300 EAST, S. NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.456 mi.) 1377 / 2 3929 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
WEYERHAEUSER 601 E BALL RD E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.477 mi.) FP1381 / 2 3949 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
ANAHEIM FLT MAINT.FU 955 S MELROSE ENE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.486 mi.) FQ1384 / 2 3979 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
YUKI TRUCKING 549 CENTRAL PARK WNW 1/4 - 1/2 (0.489 mi.) 1385 / 1 3983 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
ANAHEIM AUTO AFFAIR 601 ANAHEIM N 1/4 - 1/2 (0.499 mi.) FO1387 / 2 3985 Cleanup Status: COMPLETED - CASE CLOSED
CUPA Listings: CUPA Resources List
A review of the CUPA Listings list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there is 1 CUPA Listings site within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page SCHLUMBERGER ROD LIF SOUTH OF ENTRANCE B NE 0 - 1/8 (0.013 mi.) AT1083 / 5 2665 Database: KERN CO CUPA, Date of Government Version: 07/06/2021 DRYCLEANERS: Cleaner Facilities
A review of the DRYCLEANERS list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 3 DRYCLEANERS sites within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page SESMA CLEANERS 135 W BALL RD ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.098 mi.) EB1173 / 2 2892 Database: DRYCLEAN SOUTH COAST, Date of Government Version: 08/18/2021 PERTH CLEANERS 135 W BALL RD ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.098 mi.) EB1175 / 2 2893 Database: DRYCLEAN SOUTH COAST, Date of Government Version: 08/18/2021 FRIAR TUX SHOPS, INC 1711 S CLAUDINA WAY NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.173 mi.) EN1254 / 5 3230 Database: DRYCLEANERS, Date of Government Version: 08/27/2021 Database: DRYCLEAN SOUTH COAST, Date of Government Version: 08/18/2021

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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EPA Id: CAR000008557
HIST CORTESE: Hazardous Waste & Substance Site List
A review of the HIST CORTESE list, as provided by EDR, and dated 04/01/2001 has revealed that there are 18 HIST CORTESE sites within approximately 0.5 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page 4-DAY TIRE STORE 12602 CHAPMAN SE 0 - 1/8 (0.003 mi.) DE1064 / 8 2603 Reg Id: 083001746T
UNOCAL #3746 12002 HARBOR S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1094 / 8 2692 Reg Id: 083002246T
JOHN PIERRE APPAREL 251 PALAIS NE 0 - 1/8 (0.094 mi.) 1165 / 5 2873 Reg Id: 083001070T
WESTSIDE MATERIALS 700 KATELLA NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.130 mi.) EF1211 / 6 3041 Reg Id: 083000648T
RYDER STUDENT BUS SE 917 GENE AUTRY AVE ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.134 mi.) EH1215 / 6 3068 Reg Id: 083002204T
7 - ELEVEN STORE 107 E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) 1278 / 2 3437 Reg Id: 083002738T
STEFFY BUICK CO 953 S ANAHEIM BLVD ENE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.183 mi.) EV1283 / 2 3444 Reg Id: 083002354T
RADISSON BLU HOTEL 1601 S ANAHEIM BOULE NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.201 mi.) EU1300 / 5 3529 Reg Id: 083001679T
UNOCAL #8800 1818 LEWIS NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.229 mi.) FC1323 / 6 3602 Reg Id: 083001680T
ANIK STOP 1460 ANAHEIM NE 1/8 - 1/4 (0.241 mi.) FA1335 / 5 3654 Reg Id: 083001634T
JAYCOX DISPOSAL 1016 E KATELLA AVE NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.268 mi.) FG1344 / 6 3676 Reg Id: 083001097T
HARDIN OLDSMOBILE & 1300 S ANAHEIM BLVD ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.314 mi.) 1351 / 5 3710 Reg Id: 083000975T
WESTRUX INTL 1110 E KATELLA NE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.341 mi.) FI1355 / 6 3777 Reg Id: 083002915T
LARA BROTHERS AUTO R 744 1/2 N ANAHEIM BL NNE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.379 mi.) 1361 / 2 3798 Reg Id: 083003256T
GARDEN GROVE FIRE ST 12111 CHAPMAN W 1/4 - 1/2 (0.390 mi.) 1364 / 8 3808 Reg Id: 083000892T
GRUBBS, DAVID 315 BALL E 1/4 - 1/2 (0.400 mi.) FL1367 / 2 3827 Reg Id: 083001436T
AEROSCIENTIFIC CORP 1244 S CLAUDINA ST ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.412 mi.) FM1371 / 5 3904 Reg Id: 083000021T
BELL INDUSTRIES 1304 CLAUDINA ESE 1/4 - 1/2 (0.430 mi.) FN1373 / 5 3912 Reg Id: 083001369T

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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HWP: EnviroStor Permitted Facilities Listing
A review of the HWP list, as provided by EDR, and dated 08/13/2021 has revealed that there is 1 HWP site within approximately1 mile of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page L 3 INTERSTATE ELECT 707 E VERMONT AVE ENE 1/2 - 1 (0.629 mi.) FR1393 / 2 4086 EPA ID: CAD008289043
Cleanup Status: PROTECTIVE FILER
HWT: Registered Hazardous Waste Transporter Database
A review of the HWT list, as provided by EDR, and dated 07/01/2021 has revealed that there is 1 HWT site within approximately 0.25 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDI 1899 S SANTA CRUZ ST E 1/8 - 1/4 (0.168 mi.) EO1248 / 6 3216 Reg Num: 6722

EDR HIGH RISK HISTORICAL RECORDS
EDR Exclusive Records
EDR Hist Auto: EDR Exclusive Historical Auto Stations
A review of the EDR Hist Auto list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 8 EDR Hist Auto sites within approximately 0.125 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page BITAR RALPH 12592 CHAPMAN AVE S 0 - 1/8 (0.003 mi.) DE1063 / 8 2603 HOXIE MOBILE SERVICE 900 S HARBOR ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.005 mi.) A1071 / 2 2625 SLAYBACK MOBILE SERV 11961 HARBOR BLVD W 0 - 1/8 (0.007 mi.) DF1072 / 8 2626 SCHAD HARDING 12002 HARBOR BLVD S 0 - 1/8 (0.022 mi.) DF1091 / 8 2684 DAWN OIL COMPANY* 1200 S HARBOR E 0 - 1/8 (0.029 mi.) DJ1107 / 5 2716 ABUSAKINA INC 445 W SUMMERFIELD CI E 0 - 1/8 (0.039 mi.) DM1117 / 8 2747 GULF MOMENTUM INC 295 W CERRITOS AVE NE 0 - 1/8 (0.122 mi.) 1191 / 5 2933 VEGA TRANSMISSION RE 1558 S ANAHEIM BLVD NE 0 - 1/8 (0.124 mi.) EE1202 / 5 3009 EDR Hist Cleaner: EDR Exclusive Historical Cleaners
A review of the EDR Hist Cleaner list, as provided by EDR, has revealed that there are 4 EDR Hist Cleaner sites within approximately 0.125 miles of the requested target property.

Site Address Direction / Distance Map ID / Focus Map(s) Page ORANGEWOOD CLEANERS 634 W ORANGEWOOD S 0 - 1/8 (0.013 mi.) 1082 / 5 2664 CHIC CLEANERS 2170 S HARBOR BLVD A E 0 - 1/8 (0.040 mi.) 1118 / 8 2747 AISLEY MURRAY 1485 W CERRITOS 8 W 0 - 1/8 (0.065 mi.) DS1135 / 4 2790 BALL-LEMON COIN LAUN 135 W BALL RD ENE 0 - 1/8 (0.098 mi.) EB1174 / 2 2892 TC6781597.2s Page 2
G39 / 2 JINS HARBOR SHELL 601 W BALL RD UST TP
G38 / 2 SHELL SERVICE STATIO 601 W BALL RD FINDS TP
G37 / 2 JIN’S HARBOR SHELL 601 W BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP G36 / 2 KENDALL & DAVIS 1155 S HARBOR BLVD EDR Hist Auto TP 35 / 2 G & M OIL #8 1200 HARBOR S UST TP
F34 / 2 SHERATON ANAHEIM HOT 900 S DISNEYLAND DR HAZNET, HWTS TP F33 / 2 900 S. DISNEYLAND DR CHMIRS TP
F32 / 2 ANAHEIM MAJESTIC GAR 900 S DISNEYLAND DR HAZNET, HWTS TP F31 / 2 ANAHEIM SHERATON HOT 900 SOUTH DISNEYLAND CIWQS TP E30 / 2 SHERATON-ANAHEIM MOT 1015 W BALL RD LUST, EMI TP E29 / 2 1X PAC ISLANDIA GUAM 1015 W BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP E28 / 2 ANAHEIM SHERATON 1015 WEST BALL ROAD RGA LUST TP E27 / 2 1X SHERATON ANAHEIM 1015 W BALL ROAD HAZNET, HWTS TP E26 / 2 SHERATON HOTEL 1015 W BALL RD UST TP
D25 / 2 FRENCH LAUNDRY & DRY 1100 SO HARBOR EDR Hist Cleaner TP D24 / 2 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1100 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS TP D23 / 2 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1100 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP D22 / 2 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1100 S HARBOR BLVD RCRA NonGen / NLR TP D21 / 2 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1100 S HARBOR BLVD ECHO TP 20 / 2 SUPER 8 ANAHEIM DISN 915 S DISNEYLAND DR HWTS TP 19 / 2 ANAHEIM HARBOR R V P 1009 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP C18 / 2 CITY OF ANAHEIM 1040 HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP 17 / 2 VERIZON WIRELESS: DI 888 WEST STREETNA SU FINDS TP C16 / 2 1X AGRICULTURE COMMI 1010 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP C15 / 2 WAHINGTON MUTUAL 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP C14 / 2 COUNTY OF ORANGE - A 1010 S HARBOR BLVD HWTS TP C13 / 2 ORANGE CO DEPT OF AG 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD RCRA-SQG, FINDS, ECHO TP C12 / 2 FORMER AGRICULTURAL 1010 S HARBOR BLVD Orange Co. Industrial Site TP C11 / 2 ORANGE COUNTY AGRIC 1010 SOUTH HARBOR BO SSTS TP C10 / 2 ORANGE COUNTY DEPART 1010 SO HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP C9 / 2 ORANGE COUNTY COOPER 1000 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP C8 / 2 HARBOR CAMPUS ACSD 1000 S HARBOR BLVD Orange Co. Industrial Site TP C7 / 2 HARBOR CAMPUS 1000-1010 HARBOR BOU ENVIROSTOR, SCH, CERS TP B6 / 2 VERIZON WIRELESS SIT 888 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP B5 / 2 888 BLDG LLC 888 DISNEYLAND DR NPDES, CIWQS TP
B4 / 2 VERIZON WIRELESS SIT 888 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TP A3 / 2 CARROWS RESTAURANT, 915 S HARBOR BL. EMI TP
A2 / 2 HOXIE MOBILE SERVICE 901 S HARBOR BLVD EDR Hist Auto TP A1 / 2 D E HOXSIE 901 S HARBOR HIST UST TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

FOCUS MAP
MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
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K78 / 2 TEXACO REFINING AND 519 W BALL RD HWTS TP
K77 / 2 DAH’S SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD HWTS TP
K76 / 2 TEXACO KHALS 519 W BALL RD HWTS TP
K75 / 2 GREENWELLS ESSO SERV 519 W BALL EDR Hist Auto TP K74 / 2 PAL MALL PROPERTIES 519 W BALL ROAD HAZNET, HWTS TP K73 / 2 HARBOR AUTO CARE FAC 519 W BALL RD RGA LUST TP
K72 / 2 HARBOR AUTO CARE 519 W BALL RD FINDS TP
K71 / 2 HARBOR AUTO CARE 519 W BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP
K70 / 2 KHALS SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD UST TP
K69 / 2 DAHS SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD LUST, HIST UST, Cortese, CERS TP K68 / 2 ELDAH SERVICE CENTER 519 W BALL RD SWEEPS UST, CA FID UST TP J67 / 2 1011 WEST BALL ROAD CHMIRS TP
I66 / 2 999 W. BALL RD. CHMIRS TP
I65 / 2 ANAHEIM MAJESTIC GAR 979 WEST BALL ROAD NPDES, CIWQS, CERS TP H64 / 2 ARCO #0072 1037 W BALL RD RGA LUST TP
H63 / 2 PRESTIGE STATIONS IN 1037 W BALL RD LUST, HIST UST, Cortese, CERS TP H62 / 2 #72 1037 WEST BALL Notify 65 TP
H61 / 2 ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD UST TP
H60 / 2 ARCO #0072 1037 W BALL RD FINDS TP
H59 / 2 ARCO SERVICE STATION 1037 WEST BALL ROAD RGA LUST TP H58 / 2 ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD CERS HAZ WASTE, CERS TANKS, HAZNET, CERS...TP H57 / 2 ARCO #0072 1037 BALL LUST, HIST CORTESE TP
H56 / 2 PRESTIGE STATIONS IN 1037 W BALL RD HWTS TP
H55 / 2 ARCO 632 1037 W BALL RD EDR Hist Auto TP
H54 / 2 ARCO-ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD UST TP
H53 / 2 ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD RCRA NonGen / NLR TP H52 / 2 ARCO PRODUCTS COMPAN 1037 W BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP H51 / 2 ARCO ANAHEIM RESORT 1037 W BALL RD FINDS, ECHO TP H50 / 2 ARCO FACILITY NO. 00 1037 W BALL RD LUST, SWEEPS UST, CA FID UST TP G49 / 2 SHELL (0222-3406) 601 W BALL RD SWEEPS UST, CA FID UST TP G48 / 2 SHELL SERVICE STATIO 601 W BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP G47 / 2 PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD CERS HAZ WASTE, CERS TANKS, HAZNET, CERS...TP G46 / 2 PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD RCRA NonGen / NLR TP G45 / 2 PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD FINDS, ECHO TP G44 / 2 KWAK JIN S SHELL 601 W BALL RD EDR Hist Auto TP G43 / 2 1X SHELL OIL 601 W BALL HAZNET, HWTS TP
G42 / 2 1X SHELL OIL 601 WEST BALL RD HWTS TP
G41 / 2 PRISTINE FIDELITY EN 601 W BALL RD UST TP
G40 / 2 SHELL 601 W BALL HAZNET, HWTS TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

FOCUS MAP
MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
TC6781597.2s Page 4
P117 / 1 STOP N SHOP 1198 W BALL RD FINDS TP
H116 / 2 AT&T MOBILITY (26384 1030 W BALL RD FINDS TP
H115 / 2 AT&T MOBILITY - DISN 1030 W BALL RD - ROO CERS TP P114 / 1 USPS ANAHEIM HOLIDAY 1180 W BALL ROAD RCRA-SQG, FINDS, ECHO TP P113 / 1 SPRING HILL SUITES 1160 W. BALL RD RCRA NonGen / NLR TP P112 / 1 SPRING HILL SUITES 1160 W. BALL RD FINDS TP
P111 / 1 SPRING HILL SUITES 1160 W. BALL RD CIWQS, HWTS TP P110 / 1 ANAHEIM HOLIDAY STAT 1180 W BALL ROAD HAZNET, HWTS TP P109 / 1 U S POST OFFICE 1180 W BALL RD FINDS TP
P108 / 1 HOLIDAY STATION 1180 W BALL RD SWEEPS UST, HIST UST, CA FID UST, CIWQS TP P107 / 1 SPRING HILL SUITES 1160 W. BALL RD ECHO TP
P106 / 1 U S POST OFFICE 1180 W BALL RD RGA LUST TP
P105 / 1 US POSTAL SERVICE 1180 W BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP P104 / 1 U S POST OFFICE 1180 W BALL RD LUST, HIST UST, Cortese, CERS TP O103 / 2 ADIRONDACK SCENIC IN 1020 W. BALL RD. HAZNET, HWTS TP O102 / 2 GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1150 DISNEYLAND DR HAZNET, HWTS TP O101 / 2 GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1150 DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP O100 / 2 GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1150 DISNEYLAND DR ECHO TP O99 / 2 GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1150 DISNEYLAND DR RCRA NonGen / NLR TP N98 / 2 MIKES EXXON (EXXON 7 1100 W BALL RD UST TP
N97 / 2 EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 W BALL RD RGA LUST TP N96 / 2 MIKES EXXON 1100 BALL RD HWTS TP
N95 / 2 EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 W BALL RD LUST, HIST UST, Cortese, CERS TP N94 / 2 EXXON CO USA #73724 1100 WEST BALL ROAD HAZNET, HWTS TP N93 / 2 EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 W BALL RD FINDS TP
N92 / 2 ZACKS EXXON 1100 W BALL ROAD EDR Hist Auto TP
N91 / 2 EXXON SERVICE STATIO 1100 BALL RD LUST, SWEEPS UST, CA FID UST, HIST CORTE... TP N90 / 2 EMERGENCY OPERATION 1329 S WEST PL CERS TP
H89 / 2 SHELL SERVICE STATIO 4530 TORRANCE BLVD UST TP
J88 / 2 ANAHEIM SHERATON 1015 BALL LUST, Cortese, HIST CORTESE, CERS TP H87 / 2 ANAHEIM SHERATON 1015 BALL FINDS TP
M86 / 2 SHELL OIL PRODUCTS U 601 BALL RD. W. LUST, Cortese, CERS TP M85 / 2 SHELL OIL PRODUCTS U 601 BALL RD. W. FINDS TP
I84 / 2 SPAGHETTI STATION RE 999 BALL ROAD EMI TP
I83 / 2 INTERSTATE ELECTRONI 1001 BALL LUST, Cortese, HIST CORTESE, CERS TP L82 / 2 NIGEL CAST MEMBER LO 333 W BALL ROAD AND CIWQS TP K81 / 2 KHALS TEXACO 519 WEST BALL ROAD HWTS TP
K80 / 2 TEXACO KHALS 519 W BALL RD RCRA-SQG, FINDS, ECHO TP K79 / 2 CITY OF ANAHEIM PUBL 519 WEST BALL ROAD HAZNET, HWTS TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

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MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
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T156 / 4 CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT STREET RGA LUST TP T155 / 4 CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT RGA LUST TP
T154 / 4 CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 S WALNUT ST FINDS TP
T153 / 4 EAGLE TRS 6 LLC DBA 1240 S. WALNUT ST RCRA NonGen / NLR TP T152 / 4 CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 S WALNUT ST RGA LUST TP
T151 / 4 CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT ST RGA LUST TP
T150 / 4 CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 WALNUT ST LUST, CA FID UST, HIST CORTESE, CERS TP T149 / 4 CONESTOGA 1240 S WALNUT ST HAZNET, HWTS TP
148 / 5 ANAHEIM UHSD/TRIDENT 1000 W BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP S147 / 5 MCCARTHY BUILDING CO 1221 WEST PLACE HAZNET, HWTS TP S146 / 5 IMPORTS OF ANAHEIM 1221 W HARBOR RCRA-SQG, FINDS, ECHO TP S145 / 5 IMPORTS OF ANAHEIM 1221 W HARBOR HWTS TP
S144 / 5 WILLIAM PHAM 1220 W SWILLET CIR RCRA NonGen / NLR TP S143 / 5 WILLIAM PHAM 1220 W SWILLET CIR FINDS TP
S142 / 5 WILLIAM PHAM 1220 W SWILLET CIR ECHO TP
S141 / 5 WILLIAM PHAM 1220 W SWILLET CIR HWTS TP
140 / 5 700 800 WEST BALL RD 700 W BALL RD # 800 CIWQS TP 139 / 5 HOTEL MENAGE 1221 S HARBOR BLVD HWTS TP
R138 / 5 21ST CENTURY ONCOLOG 1211 W LAPALMA AVE HWTS TP R137 / 5 ACTON WILLIAM E MD 1211 WEST LAPALME ST HWTS TP 136 / 5 U S POST OFFICE 1180 BALL RD LUST, HIST CORTESE, WIP TP Q135 / 2 STAYBRIDGE SUITE ANA 1050 BALL ROAD ANAHE NPDES, CIWQS TP Q134 / 2 STAYBRIDGE SUITE ANA 1050 BALL ROAD ANAHE FINDS, ECHO TP P133 / 1 ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL EDR Hist Auto TP
P132 / 1 STOP N SHOP 1198 W BALL RD LUST, HIST UST, Cortese, CERS TP P131 / 1 1X SHELL OIL COMPANY 1198 WEST BALL RD. HAZNET, HWTS TP P130 / 1 A.L.I., INC. 1198 W BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP
P129 / 1 H & H GASOLINE 1198 W BALL ROAD UST TP
P128 / 1 ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL RD CERS HAZ WASTE, CA FID UST, CERS TANKS, ... TP P127 / 1 FRYS DISNEY SHELL 1198 W BALL RD HWTS TP
P126 / 1 ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL RD SWEEPS UST TP
P125 / 1 STOP N SHOP 1198 W BALL RD RGA LUST TP
P124 / 1 H & H GASOLINE 1198 W BALL RD HWTS TP
P123 / 1 A L I INC 1198 W BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP
P122 / 1 FRY’S DISNEY SHELL 1198 W BALL ROAD FINDS TP
P121 / 1 ATLAS EXPRESS 1198 WEST BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP P120 / 1 BENA DESIGN & CONSTR 1198 WEST BALL RD HAZNET, HWTS TP P119 / 1 ATLAS OIL CO 1198 W BALL RD UST TP
P118 / 1 STOP N SHOP 1198 LUST, HIST CORTESE TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

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MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
TC6781597.2s Page 6
X195 / 5 DISNEYLAND HOTEL 1150 W MAGIC WAY CERS HAZ WASTE, HAZNET, CERS, HWTS TP X194 / 5 DISNEYLAND HOTEL CEN 1150 W MAGIC WY NPDES, CIWQS TP X193 / 5 SHAW & SONS CORPORAT 1150 W MAGIC WAY HWTS TP
X192 / 5 1150 MAGIC WAY CHMIRS TP
X191 / 5 1150 WEST MAGIC WAY ERNS TP
X190 / 5 DISNEYLAND HOTEL 1150 W. MAGIC WAY RCRA-LQG TP W189 / 5 AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP W188 / 5 AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD LUST, HIST UST, CA FID UST, CERS TP W187 / 5 AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYST 1400 SOUTH HARBOR BO RGA LUST TP W186 / 5 AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 HARBOR BOULEVAR RGA LUST TP W185 / 5 1X CAL TRANS DIST 12 1400 SOUTH HARBOR BL HAZNET, HWTS TP W184 / 5 HOWARD JOHNSON HOTEL 1400 SO HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP W183 / 5 AVIS RENT A CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD LUST, UST, SWEEPS UST, HIST UST, Cortese... TP W182 / 5 AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS TP W181 / 5 MIMI’S CAFE #60 1400 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS TP
W180 / 5 AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 HARBOR LUST, HIST CORTESE TP W179 / 5 AVIS RENT - A - CAR 1400 HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP W178 / 5 AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYST 1400 HARBOR BOULEVAR RGA LUST TP W177 / 5 AVIS RENT-A-CAR SYST 1400 HARBOR BOULEVAR RGA LUST TP 176 / 5 KHS&S CONTRACTORS 1313 S DISNEYLAND DR HAZNET, HWTS TP V175 / 5 JP EDMONDSON 1380 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP V174 / 5 NORTHWEST HOTEL CORP 1380 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, CERS, HWTS TP V173 / 5 HOWARD JOHNSON ANAHE 1380 S HARBOR BLVD ECHO TP V172 / 5 HOWARD JOHNSON ANAHE 1380 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP V171 / 5 NORTHWEST HOTEL CORP 1380 S. HARBOR BLVD. HWTS TP V170 / 5 CALTRANS DIST 12 1380 S HARBOR BLVD HWTS TP
V169 / 5 HOWARD JOHNSON ANAHE 1380 S HARBOR BLVD RCRA NonGen / NLR TP V168 / 5 HOWARD JOHNSON GUEST 1380 S. HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, CIWQS, HWTS TP V167 / 5 HOWARD JOHNSON ANAHE 1380 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS TP U166 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT BA 1295 S W PLACE NPDES, CIWQS TP U165 / 5 FX STORAGE 1290 S WEST PL CERS TP
U164 / 5 GABES DISNEYLAND ARC 1340 S WEST ST HIST UST TP U163 / 5 1234 WEST POWELL ST ERNS TP
S162 / 5 VERIZON WIRELESS: DI 1225 S. WEST PLACE CERS TP S161 / 5 VERIZON WIRELESS: DI 1225 S. WEST PLACE FINDS TP S160 / 5 AT&T MOBILITY - OC00 1225 SOUTH WEST PLAC FINDS TP S159 / 5 AT&T MOBILITY - OC00 1225 S WEST PL CERS TP
S158 / 5 CONSOLIDATED SECURIT 1329 S WEST PLACE CIWQS TP T157 / 4 CONESTOGA HOTEL 1240 S WALNUT ST UST, SWEEPS UST, Cortese TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

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MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
TC6781597.2s Page 7
Z234 / 5 DISNEYLAND ROUNDHOUS 1313 SOUTH HARBOR RGA LUST TP Z233 / 5 ADIRONDACK SCENIC, I 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. RCRA NonGen / NLR TP Z232 / 5 DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 W HARBOR BLVD. RGA LUST TP Z231 / 5 DISNEYLAND-AUTOPIA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS TP Z230 / 5 TOM SAWYER ISLAND PI 1313 S HARBOR BLVD CIWQS TP Z229 / 5 SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S. HARBOR BOULE ENVIROSTOR TP Z228 / 5 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL CHMIRS TP
Z227 / 5 WALGREENS #15920 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. CERS HAZ WASTE TP Z226 / 5 SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S HARBOR BLVD RCRA NonGen / NLR TP Z225 / 5 DISNEYLAND PARK 1313 S HARBOR BLVD NPDES, CIWQS TP Z224 / 5 1313 S HARBOR BLVD, CHMIRS TP
Z223 / 5 DISNEYLAND ROUNDHOUS 1313 SOUTH HARBOR FINDS TP Z222 / 5 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL CHMIRS TP
Z221 / 5 DISNEYLAND RAILROAD 1313 S HARBOR BLVD CIWQS TP Z220 / 5 SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S HARBOR BLVD ICIS, US AIRS, FINDS, ECHO TP Z219 / 5 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL CHMIRS TP
Z218 / 5 MA MORTENSON CO 1313 S HARBOR HWTS TP
Z217 / 5 DISNEY CA ADVENTURE 1313 S HARBOR BLVD CIWQS TP Z216 / 5 MOBILE MINNIE INC 1313 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP Z215 / 5 SERVICE STATION DISN 1313 S HARBOR BLVD HIST UST TP Z214 / 5 DISNEYLAND 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BO RGA LUST TP
Z213 / 5 ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1313 S HARBOR HAZNET, HWTS TP Z212 / 5 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD CHMIRS TP
Z211 / 5 BACKSTAGE PAVING IMP 1313 S HARBOR BLVD NPDES, CIWQS TP Z210 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD LUST, SWEEPS UST, CHMIRS, EMI TP Z209 / 5 DISNEYLAND - MATERHO 1313 S HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP Z208 / 5 DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD LUST, Orange Co. Industrial Site, Cortes... TP Z207 / 5 DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS TP Z206 / 5 WALGREEN CO #15920 1313 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS, ECHO TP Z205 / 5 ADIRONDACK SCENIC, I 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. HWTS TP Y204 / 5 DISNEYLAND PARKING S 1343 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP Y203 / 5 DISNEYLAND PARKING S 1343 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TP W202 / 5 COURTYARD ANAHEIM HO 1420 S. HARBOR BLVD. HAZNET, CIWQS, HWTS TP Y201 / 5 UNKNOWN 1451 SOUTH WEST STRE HIST UST TP
W200 / 5 ACAPULCO RESTAURANTS 1410 HARBOR BLVD EMI TP
X199 / 5 1150 WEST MAGIC WAY ERNS TP
X198 / 5 WCO HOTELS INC 1150 W MAGIC WAY FINDS, ECHO TP X197 / 5 PASCAL ENABLING WORK 1150 MAGIC WAY NPDES, CIWQS TP X196 / 5 1150 WEST MAGIC WAY ERNS TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

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MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
TC6781597.2s Page 8
AB273 / 5 ALMAN CONSTRUCTION C 1477 S MANCHESTER AV HAZNET, HWTS TP AB272 / 5 ACTION EDUCATIONAL S 1477 S MANCHESTER AV RCRA NonGen / NLR TP AB271 / 5 ACTION EDUCATIONAL S 1477 S MANCHESTER AV HAZNET, HWTS TP AA270 / 5 MILLIE’S RESTAURANT 1480 S HARBOR BLVD CHMIRS, EMI, CERS TP AA269 / 5 ANAHEIM FAIRFIELD IN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AA268 / 5 ANAHEIM FAIRFIELD IN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS TP AA267 / 5 FAIRFIELD INN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AA266 / 5 R MORRIS INN AT THE 1460 S HARBOR BLVD CERS TP AA265 / 5 1X RAMADA MAIN GATE 1460 S HARBOR BLVD. HAZNET, HWTS TP AA264 / 5 R MORRIS INN AT THE 1460 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS, EMI TP AA263 / 5 1460 S. HARBOR BLVD. CHMIRS TP
AA262 / 5 FAIRFIELD INN 1460 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP 261 / 5 HILTON GARDEN INN HO 1441 SOUTH MANCHESTE NPDES, CIWQS, CERS TP 260 / 5 PROJECT CLEO PARKING 1351 DISNEYLAND DRIV NPDES, CIWQS, CERS TP Z259 / 5 SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 S. HARBOR BOULE ENVIROSTOR TP Z258 / 5 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BO CHMIRS TP
Z257 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. UST TP
Z256 / 5 DISNEYLANDNA FUEL ST 1313 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS TP Z255 / 5 MIDWAY MANIA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD CIWQS TP
Z254 / 5 DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 S HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP Z253 / 5 ADIRONDACK SCENIC, I 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. FINDS, ECHO TP Z252 / 5 KIEWIT PACIFIC CO 1313 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP Z251 / 5 DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 W HARBOR BLVD. FINDS TP Z250 / 5 DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 W HARBOR BLVD. LUST, Cortese, CERS TP Z249 / 5 DISNEYLAND-AUTOPIA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP Z248 / 5 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL CHMIRS TP
Z247 / 5 SUBMARINE RIDE & MOT 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL CIWQS TP Z246 / 5 SHARPSHOOTER SPECTRU 1313 S HARBOR BLVD T HWTS TP Z245 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD HAULERS TP Z244 / 5 BACKSTAGE TRAFFIC EN 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL NPDES, CIWQS TP Z243 / 5 WALGREEN CO #15920 1313 S HARBOR BLVD RCRA NonGen / NLR TP Z242 / 5 DISNEYLAND 1313 S HARBOR BLVD UST TP
Z241 / 5 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL CHMIRS TP
Z240 / 5 DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 S HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP Z239 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP Z238 / 5 SHARPSHOOTER SPECTRU 1313 S HARBOR BLVD T RCRA-SQG TP Z237 / 5 1313 S HARBOR BLVD CHMIRS TP
Z236 / 5 EAST ESPLANADE SLURR 1313 SOUTH HARBOR BL NPDES, CIWQS TP Z235 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 S. HARBOR BLVD. RCRA-LQG, LUST, CPS-SLIC, CERS HAZ WASTE...TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

FOCUS MAP
MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
TC6781597.2s Page 9
AF312 / 5 ESPN ZONE INC 1545 DISNEYLAND DR HAZNET, HWTS TP AG311 / 5 FIRE STATION 3 1563 SOUTH MANCHESTE HIST UST TP AF310 / 5 RAINFOREST CAFE ANAH 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR HAZNET, HWTS TP AF309 / 5 RAINFOREST CAFE 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP AF308 / 5 RAINFOREST CAFE ANAH 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS, ECHO TP AF307 / 5 RAIN FOREST CAFE INC 1515 DISNEYLAND DR HAZNET, HWTS TP AF306 / 5 RAINFOREST CAFE ANAH 1515 S DISNEYLAND DR RCRA NonGen / NLR TP AD305 / 5 1544 SOUTH HARBOR PA CHMIRS TP
AD304 / 5 1544 S HARBOR BLVD, CDL TP
AD303 / 5 BEST WESTERN PARK PL 1544 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AE302 / 5 ODETICS INC 1515-1585 S MANCHEST EMI TP
AE301 / 5 ODETICS INC 1515-158 S MANCHESTE EMI TP
300 / 5 SPLITSVILLE LUXARY L 1530 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TP AE299 / 5 ODETICS INC 1515 MANCHESTER AVE CERS TP
AE298 / 5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV RCRA NonGen / NLR TP AE297 / 5 METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 MANCHESTER AVE RCRA-SQG, SWEEPS UST, HIST UST, CA FID U... TP AE296 / 5 FEI-ZYFER INC 1515 S MANCHESTER AV HAZNET, HWTS TP AE295 / 5 SYBRON 1515 SOUTH MANCHESTE NPDES, CIWQS, CERS TP AE294 / 5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV FINDS TP AE293 / 5 1X ODETICS 1515 SOUTH MANCHESTE HWTS TP
AE292 / 5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV ECHO TP AE291 / 5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV RCRA-LQG TP AE290 / 5 ITERIS INC 1515 S MANCHESTER AV HAZNET, HWTS TP AE289 / 5 METREX RESEARCH LABO 1515 S MANCHESTER AV HAZNET, HWTS TP AE288 / 5 ODETICS, INC. 1515 S MANCHESTER AV HWTS TP
AE287 / 5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1515 S MANCHESTER AV HWTS TP AD286 / 5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. HAZNET, HWTS TP AD285 / 5 CAROUSEL GIFTS 1530 SOUTH HARBOR BL HAZNET, HWTS TP AD284 / 5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. HWTS TP AD283 / 5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. RCRA NonGen / NLR TP AD282 / 5 CAROUSEL GIFTS INC 1530 SOUTH HARBOR BL HWTS TP AD281 / 5 WALT DISNEY PARKS AN 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. FINDS, ECHO TP AC280 / 5 TORTILLA JO’S 1510 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP
AC279 / 5 TORTILLA JO’S 1510 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TP
AC278 / 5 STITCH PARKING LOT A 1415 S DISNEYLAND DR NPDES TP AC277 / 5 TRANSPORTATION REFUL 1415 S DISNEYLAND DR AST TP AA276 / 5 FRISBIE MANAGEMENT I 1500 S HARBOR BLVD CERS TP AA275 / 5 FRISBIE MANAGEMENT I 1500 S HARBOR BLVD FINDS TP AB274 / 5 ACTION EDUCATIONAL S 1477 S MANCHESTER AV FINDS, ECHO TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

FOCUS MAP
MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
TC6781597.2s Page 10
AI351 / 5 LA BREA BAKERY 1556 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TP
AF350 / 5 NAPLES RISTORANTE 1550 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TP AF349 / 5 NAPLES RISTORANTE 1550 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP AH348 / 5 BACK OF HOUSE INFRAS 1515 S HARBOR BLVD CIWQS TP AH347 / 5 PARADISE PIER ENHANC 1515 S HARBOR DRIVE NPDES, CIWQS TP AH346 / 5 EDI DISNEY CALIFORNA 1515 HARBOR BLVD NPDES, CIWQS, CERS TP AF345 / 5 EARL OF SANDWICH 1565 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP AF344 / 5 EARL OF SANDWICH 1565 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TP AF343 / 5 DOWNTOWN DISNEY TRAN 1565 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP AF342 / 5 AMC DOWNTOWN DISNEY 1565 S DISNEYLAND DR HAZNET, HWTS TP AG341 / 5 ROBERT SHAW CONTROL 1601 SOUTH MANCHESTE HAZNET, HWTS TP AG340 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1585 S MANCHESTER HWTS TP AG339 / 5 ODETICS INC 1585 S MANCHESTER AV EMI TP
AG338 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1585 S MANCHESTER ECHO TP AG337 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1585 S MANCHESTER FINDS TP AG336 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT A 1585 S MANCHESTER RCRA-SQG TP AH335 / 5 1X HOWARD JOHNSON IN 1401 SO HARBOR HAZNET, HWTS TP AH334 / 5 DISNEYLAND RAILROAD 1313 HARBOR BLVD NPDES, CIWQS TP AH333 / 5 FOX PHOTO INC 1313 HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AH332 / 5 DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR RGA LUST TP AH331 / 5 DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR RGA LUST TP AH330 / 5 SPECTRUM PHOTOGRAPHI 1313 HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AH329 / 5 DISNEYLAND, FUEL STA 1313 HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP AH328 / 5 DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP AH327 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR FINDS, ECHO TP AH326 / 5 DISNEYLAND RESORT 1313 HARBOR CERS TP
AH325 / 5 DISNEYLAND 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR RGA LUST TP
AH324 / 5 DISNEYLAND-AUTOPIA 1313 HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP AH323 / 5 DISNEYLAND 1313 HARBOR BLVD LUST, CHMIRS, CIWQS TP AH322 / 5 1313 HARBOR BLVD, DI CHMIRS TP
AH321 / 5 1313 HARBOR BLVD., N CHMIRS TP
AH320 / 5 DISNEYLAND - ROUNDHO 1313 HARBOR BLVD. RGA LUST TP AH319 / 5 DISNEYLAND 1313 HARBOR BOULEVAR RGA LUST TP
AH318 / 5 DISNEYLAND-AUTOPIA 1313 HARBOR BLVD LUST TP
AH317 / 5 DISNEYLAND TOMORROWL 1313 HARBOR BLVD LUST TP AH316 / 5 DISNEYLAND - MATERHO 1313 HARBOR BLVD RGA LUST TP AH315 / 5 DISNEYLANDNA EVAPORA 1313 HARBOR FINDS TP
AH314 / 5 1313 HARBOR BLVD CHMIRS TP
AF313 / 5 ESPN ZONE 1545 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

FOCUS MAP
MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
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AO390 / 5 DISNEYLAND PACIFIC H 1717 SOUTHWEST ST UST TP AN389 / 5 THE DISNEYLAND RESOR 1601 S DISNEYLAND DR NPDES, CIWQS TP AM388 / 5 DAN DONAHUE 1638 S CLEMENTINE ST HAZNET, HWTS TP AM387 / 5 1X SANTA ANA FREEWAY 1646 CLEMENTINE HWTS TP
AM386 / 5 ORANGE COUNTY MUSTAN 1630 S CLEMENTINE ST HWTS TP AM385 / 5 DISNEY WAY PARTNERS, 1640 S CLEMENTINE ST HWTS TP AM384 / 5 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENAN 1632 S CLEMENTINE HWTS TP AM383 / 5 COUNTRY INN AND SUIT 1640 SOUTH CLEMENTIN NPDES, CIWQS, CERS TP AN382 / 5 RALPH BRENNAN’S JAZZ 1590 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TP AN381 / 5 RALPH BRENNAN’S JAZZ 1590 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP AM380 / 5 B N I BUILDING NEWS 1612 S CLEMENTINE HAZNET, HWTS TP AM379 / 5 DISNEY WAY PARTNERS 1610 -1648 SOUTH CLE HAZNET, HWTS TP AL378 / 5 DCA PIZZA BURGER GOO 1616 SOUTH HARBOR BO CIWQS TP AK377 / 5 PATTERN STONE/MICHAE 1600 S CLEMENTINE ST HWTS TP AK376 / 5 KALAH INC DBA SONICM 1600 S CLEMENTINE ST HWTS TP AL375 / 5 DENNY’S RESTAURANT # 1610 S HARBOR EMI TP
AK374 / 5 ELEMENT HOTEL 200 ALRO WAY NPDES TP
AK373 / 5 ELEMENT HOTEL 200 ALRO WAY CIWQS, CERS TP
AI372 / 5 CATAL RESTAURANT & U 1580 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TP AI371 / 5 CATAL RESTAURANT & U 1580 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP AI370 / 5 SEPHORA STORE 30 ANA 1570 SOUTH DISNEYLAN FINDS, ECHO TP AI369 / 5 SEPHORA STORE 030 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR HAZNET, HWTS TP AI368 / 5 SEPHORA STORE 30 ANA 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS HAZ WASTE, HAZNET, HWTS TP AI367 / 5 SEPHORA STORE 030 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR RCRA NonGen / NLR TP AI366 / 5 SEPHORA STORE 30 ANA 1570 SOUTH DISNEYLAN RCRA-SQG TP AI365 / 5 SEPHORA STORE 030 1570 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS, ECHO TP AJ364 / 4 DISNEYLAND HOTEL PLA 1600 S WALNUT HIST UST TP AJ363 / 4 TRIGEN-LA ENERGY COR 1600 S WALNUT ST EMI TP
AJ362 / 4 DISNEYLAND CENTRAL P 1600 S WALNUT ST RCRA-SQG TP AJ361 / 4 SEMPRA ENERGY FAC MG 1600 S WALNUT ST LUST, SWEEPS UST, CA FID UST, Cortese, E... TP AJ360 / 4 CENTRAL PLANTS, INC. 1600 WALNUT ST LUST, HIST CORTESE TP AJ359 / 4 SEMPRA ENERGY FAC MG 1600 S WALNUT ST FINDS TP AJ358 / 4 CANON SOLUTIONS AMER 1600 S WALNUT AVE HAZNET, HWTS TP AJ357 / 4 CENTRAL PLANTS INC / 1600 S WALNUT ST HAZNET, HWTS TP AJ356 / 4 CENTRAL PLANTS INCOR 1600 SOUTH WALNUT ST FINDS, ECHO TP AJ355 / 4 CENTRAL PLANTS, INC. 1600 S WALNUT ST RGA LUST TP AJ354 / 4 CENTRAL PLANTS, INC. 1600 WALNUT ST RGA LUST TP 353 / 5 PARKVIEW INN 1570 S HARBOR BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AI352 / 5 LA BREA BAKERY 1556 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

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MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
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AS429 / 5 CITY OF ANAHEIM FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST ECHO TP AS428 / 5 CITY OF ANAHEIM FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST HWTS TP AS427 / 5 CITY OF ANAHEIM FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST FINDS TP AS426 / 5 CITY OF ANAHEIM/FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST HAZNET, CERS, HWTS TP AS425 / 5 CITY OF ANAHEIM FIRE 1717 S CLEMENTINE ST RCRA NonGen / NLR TP AT424 / 5 CORCORAN MFG CO INC 1745 S HASTER ST SEMS-ARCHIVE, RCRA-SQG, FINDS, ECHO TP AT423 / 5 1X BEAVER MOTOR CO 1700 SO ANAHEIM BLVD HWTS TP AT422 / 5 OACOT SLIC TRAC 1700 SOUTH ANAHEIM B HWTS TP
AT421 / 5 CALTRANS DIST 12 1700 SOUTH ANAHEIM B HAZNET, HWTS TP AT420 / 5 LUXURY COACHES 1700 ANAHEIM BLVD HWTS TP
AT419 / 5 1X BAGGOTT, DON 1700 SOUTH ANAHEIM B HAZNET, HWTS TP AS418 / 5 WELL 55 PFAS TP
AS417 / 5 ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST FINDS TP AS416 / 5 ANAHEIM RESORT PUMP 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST UST TP AS415 / 5 ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST UST TP AS414 / 5 CITY OF ANAHEIM - WE 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST HWTS TP AS413 / 5 ANAHEIM PUBLIC UTILI 1713 S CLEMENTINE ST CERS TANKS, CERS TP AR412 / 5 PARADISE PIER HOTEL 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP AR411 / 5 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR CERS TANKS, HAZNET, CERS, HWTS TP AR410 / 5 PARADISE PIER HOTEL 1717 S DISNEYLAND DR UST TP AQ409 / 5 1700 SOUTH CLEMENTIN CHMIRS TP
AQ408 / 5 JIMMY PAUL CAMPER 1700 SOUTH CLEMENTIN HAZNET TP AQ407 / 5 1700 SOUTH CLEMENTIN CDL TP
AQ406 / 5 ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 S CLEMENTINE ST FINDS TP AQ405 / 5 ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 S CLEMENTINE ST RGA LUST TP AQ404 / 5 ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 CLEMENTINE ST LUST TP AQ403 / 5 ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 S CLEMENTINE ST LUST, Cortese, CERS TP AQ402 / 5 ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 CLEMENTINE STRE RGA LUST TP AQ401 / 5 ANAHEIM FIRE STATION 1680 CLEMENTINE ST RGA LUST TP 400 / 5 EXCEL REALTY HOLDING 414 DISNEY WAY HAZNET, HWTS TP 399 / 5 MELODY LAND CHRISTIA 400 W DISNEY WAY HAZNET, CERS, HWTS TP AP398 / 5 GOOD HOPE INTERNATIO 1700 S. HARBOR BOULE HWTS TP AP397 / 5 ANAHEIM PLAZA HOTEL 1700 S HARBOR BLVD CDL, HAZNET, HWTS TP AP396 / 5 RAMADA INN 1650 SOUTH HARBOR BO NPDES TP
AP395 / 5 RAMADA INN 1650 SOUTH HARBOR BO CIWQS TP
AP394 / 5 ONE HOUR COLOR PRINT 1650 S HARBOR BLVD HWTS TP AP393 / 5 RAMADA INN 1650 SOUTH HARBOR BO FINDS, ECHO TP AO392 / 5 GRAND CALIFORNIAN HO 1600 S DISNEYLAND DR FINDS TP AO391 / 5 DISNEY GRAND CALIFOR 1600 S DISNEYLAND DR CIWQS, CERS TP

MAPPED SITES SUMMARY
Target Property:

INTERSTATE 5, BALL RD, WALNUT ST, CHAPMAN AVE
ANAHEIM, CA 92802

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MAP ID / DIST (ft. & mi.)

SITE NAME ADDRESS DATABASE ACRONYMS DIRECTION
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AV468 / 5 ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE 1763 SOUTH HASTER ST HIST UST TP AX467 / 5 1X TARFADIA INC 1733 ZEYN HWTS TP
AX466 / 5 1X MOTOR MART 1733 S ZEYN HAZNET, HWTS TP
AX465 / 5 MOTOR MART 1733 S ZEYN ST Orange Co. Industrial Site TP AX464 / 5 1X TARFADIA INC 1732 ZEYN HAZNET, HWTS TP
AX463 / 5 1X TARFADIA INC 1730 ZEYN HWTS TP
AV462 / 5 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 ANAHEIM BOULEVA RGA LUST TP AV461 / 5 OCTA-RIDER TRUCK 1730 ANAHEIM BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AV460 / 5 CAL TRANS 1730 ANAHEIM BLVD HWTS TP
AV459 / 5 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD LUST, SWEEPS UST, CA FID UST, Cortese TP AV458 / 5 1X RYDER TRUCK RENTA 1730 SOUTH ANAHEIM B HAZNET, HWTS TP AV457 / 5 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL-C 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD LUST, Orange Co. Industrial Site, Cortes... TP AV456 / 5 CAL TRANS DIST 12 SA 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AV455 / 5 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 ANAHEIM BLVD RGA LUST TP AV454 / 5 RYDER TRANSPORTATION 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AV453 / 5 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD RGA LUST TP AV452 / 5 ICC 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD HIST UST TP
AV451 / 5 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL-C 1730 ANAHEIM BLVD RGA LUST TP AV450 / 5 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL-C 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD RGA LUST TP AV449 / 5 RYDER TRUCK RENTAL 1730 S ANAHEIM BLVD FINDS TP AW448 / 5 SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST HAZNET, HWTS TP AW447 / 5 SATELLITE CLEANERS, 1730 SOUTH CLEMENTIN CPS-SLIC TP AW446 / 5 SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTIME ST RCRA-SQG, BROWNFIELDS, FINDS, ECHO, DRYC...TP AW445 / 5 GREEN CLEAN INVESTME 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST Orange Co. Industrial Site, EMI, HAZNET,... TP AW444 / 5 FDC TRST LLC 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST HWTS TP
AW443 / 5 SATELLITE CLEANERS I 1730 S CLEMENTINE ST EDR Hist Cleaner TP AW442 / 5 SATELLITE CLEANERSNA 1730 SOUTH CLEMENTIN FINDS TP AV441 / 5 STEINER CORP 1755 S HASTER ST UST, HIST UST TP AU440 / 5 RAVIS ONE HOUR PHOTO 1734 S HARBOR BLVD RCRA NonGen / NLR, FINDS, ECHO TP AU439 / 5 RAVI’S 1 HR PHOTO 1734 SOUTH HARBOR BL HWTS TP AU438 / 5 RAVIS ONE HOUR PHOTO 1734 S HARBOR BLVD HWTS TP AU437 / 5 VERIZON WIRELESS: AN 1734 S HARBOR BLVD # FINDS TP AU436 / 5 VERIZON WIRELESS: AN 1734 S HARBOR BLVD # CERS TP AT435 / 5 OCTA-CRUZ AMERICA 1720 ANAHEIM BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP 434 / 5 FIRE & ICE GRILL & B 321 W KATELLA AVENA FINDS TP AT433 / 5 1X MARTHA J WOOD 1710 S ANAHEIM BLVD HAZNET, HWTS TP AT432 / 5 MISSION FLEET CARE S 1710 SOUTH ANAHEIM B HWTS TP AT431 / 5 CRUISE AMERICA 1710 S ANAHEIM RCRA-SQG, SWEEPS UST, CA FID UST, FINDS,... TP AT430 / 5 CALTRANS DIST 12 1710 S ANAHEIM BLVD HWTS TP