Attachment 3.8.2 - Appendix H2 Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Parcel B.pdf — Chula Vista City Council, November 18, 2025 (part 1 of 6)

Appendix H2
Phase I ESA Parcel B

PHASE I ENVIRONME NTAL

SITE ASSESSMENT REPORT

Parcel B – Rohr Inc, a Collins
Aerospace Company
850 Lagoon Drive
Chula Vista, California 91910

Report Date: February 12, 2021
Partner Project No. 20-302755.1

Prepared for:

PW Wohl G Street LLC
2251 San Diego Avenue, Suite A-247
San Diego, California 92110

2154 Torrance Blvd., Suite 200, Torrance, CA 90501 ◊ Phone 800-419-4923 ◊ Fax 866-928-7418

February 12, 2021

Mr. Emil Wohl
PW Wohl G Street LLC
2251 San Diego Avenue, Suite A-247
San Diego, California 92110

Subject: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
Parcel B – Rohr Inc., a Collins Aerospace Company
850 Lagoon Drive
Chula Vista, California 91910
Partner Project No. 20-302755.1

Dear Mr. Wohl:

Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. (Partner) is pleased to provide the results of the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (Phase I ESA) report of the a bovementioned address (the “subject property”). This assessment was performed in conformance with the scope and limitations as detailed in the ASTM Practice E1527-13 Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Process.

This assessment included a site reconnaissance as well as research and interviews with representatives of the public, property ownership, site manager, and regulatory agencies. An assessment was made, conclusions stated, and recommendations outlined.

We appreciate the opportunity to provide environmental services to you. If you have any questions concerning this report, or if we can assist you in any other matter, please contact either of the undersigned.

Sincerely,

DRAFT DRAFT
Mike Arias Misty Ponce, PE
National Technical Director, Principal Principal
(626) 604-5203 (818) 337-1203

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. (Partner) has performed a Ph ase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) in accordance with th e scope of work a nd limitations of ASTM Standard P ractice E1527-13, the Environmental Protection Agency Standards and Practices for All Appropriate Inquiries (AAI) (40 CFR Part 312) and set forth by PW Wohl G Street LLC for the property located at 850 Lagoon Drive (Parcel B) in Chula Vista , San Diego County, California (the “subject property”). The Phase I Environm ental Site Assessment is designed to p rovide PW Wohl G Street LLC with an assessment concerning environ mental conditions (limited to those issues identified in the report) as they exist at the subject property.

Property Description
The subject property is bound by G Street to the north, H Street to the south, a rail line to the east, and Marina Parkway to the west within an industrial area of San Diego County. Please refer to the table below for further description of the subject property:

Subject Property Data
Address(es): 850 Lagoon Drive, Chula Vista, California 91910 Additional Address(es): Parcel B – North Campus; Foot of G Street; Foot of H Street Historical Address(es): 802 and 848 G Street
Property Use: Industrial
Land Acreage (Ac): 30 +/- Ac
Number of Buildings: 21 +/-
Number of Floors: One with mezzanine areas
Gross Building Area (SF): 720,032 +/- SF estimate
Net Rentable Area (SF): 720,032 +/- SF estimate
Date of Construction: 1941 with subsequent additions
Assessor’s Parcel Numbers (APNs): 571-330-24-00, 571-330-27-00, 571-330-29-00 Type of Construction: Metal Frame/Concrete Block/Concrete Slab Current Tenants: Rohr Inc., a Collins Aerospace Company Site Assessment Performed By: Margaret Thomas of Partner Site Assessment Conducted On: January 13, 2021
The subject p roperty is currently occupied by Rohr Inc ., a Co llins Aerospace Company (Rohr) who is actively decommissioning the onsite manufacturing facility for future sale and redevelopment. Rohr was a manufacturer o f aircraft com ponents and aerospace systems that s tarted manufacturing at the subject property in 1941, primarily within Building 1 , which is centrally located on Parcel B and is the largest building. Manufac turing operations ceased approximately one year ago. The se operations included metal casting a nd fabrication, metal cutting, p unching, bending, forming, anodizing, alo dining and painting of metal parts, milling through the use of machining and chemical processes, tool and die casting and shaping , assembly, and storage. Secondary activities that su pported the manufacturing processes included maintenance and storage of vehicles, recycling of mat erials, hazardous materials storage in aboveground and undergro und storage tanks (ASTs/USTs) , and operation of a n industri al wastewater treatment plant (WWTP).

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In ad dition to the current structures, the subject property is also improved with paved driveway s and parking areas, open-sided awning structures, perimeter fencing, and limited landscaping within the fenced facility.

According to available historical sources, the subject property wa s formerly undeveloped land within and along the Sa n Diego Bay shoreline as early as 1904 to 1918. In the 1920s, a facility was present at the northeast corner of the subject property that manufactured a c ementitious material called Tycrete under the business names of R&H Tyce then Pioneer Pyrophyllite Manufacturing Company, apparently operating at this location until at least 1962. Sanborn maps depicted a m ill building for milling and grinding operations that included a laboratory and paint shop. A small dwelling and storage buildings were also depicted. From 1929 to 1930, an unpaved air depot and airfield was reportedly located between G and H Streets that traversed the subject property . The airfield and a f lying school operated at this location through circa 1940. The airfield and runway properties were leased to Rohr Aircraft Corporation in 1940 for constructing its aircraft component manufacturing plant . In the late 1950 s through early 19 60s, sediment was dredged from San Diego Bay and placed on the west side of the subject property (Parcel B) and adjacent areas to create more land on which additional manufacturing buildings were eventually built.

The subject property is situated within a historical aerospace manufacturing campus operated by Rohr Inc. that included associated manufacturing and support structures present at different times in all directions.

The immediately surrounding properties consist of a San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E ) substation and G Street to the north followed by several Rohr Inc. facility buildings (Parcel C) used for warehouse, office, testing, and former co-generation plant (Buildings 61, 78, 79, 118) with Parcel A Buildings 99 and 100 to the northeast reportedly used for offices, a fitness center and engine test laboratory as of 2013 and open wetlands to the northwest ; H Street to the south follo wed by vacant land (former South Campus parcel used by Rohr Industries Inc. with all buildings demolished in circa 2007); a rail line (San Diego and Arizona Eastern right-of-way) to the east followe d by a long rectangular industrial building occupied by Rohr Inc. (Parcel A - Building 29) used for product development, aftermarket, tooling and engineering uses ; and a narrow strip of partially vacant land and parking area to the west followed by Marina Parkway beyond which is vacant land identified as Rohr Inc. Parcel H-3.

As part of the on-going subject property investigation, Partner reviewed a Report of Interim Remedy Baseline and Consolidated Third Quarter Groundwater Monitoring and Sampling report dated October 15, 2020, which reports depth to groundwater at the subject property between 2 to 10 feet below ground surface (bgs) , and groundwater flow is reported to be westward toward San Diego Bay.

Groundwater flow condition s in the identified water -bearing zones (Zone A , Upper Zone B and Low er Zone B) in the subject property vicinity are tidally infl uenced. The salinity and density of groundwater varies among the monit oring wells. The North Campus monitoring well network consists of 55 monitoring wells , several of which are collocated clusters of between two to four wells that monitor several specific areas of concern at the subject property and adjacent North Campus areas.

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Findings
A recognized environmental condit ion (REC) refers t o the presence or likely presence of any hazardous substances or petroleum products in, o n, or at a pro perty: due to re lease to the environment; under conditions indicative of a release to the environment; or under conditions that p ose a material threat of a future release to the environment. The following was identified during the course of this assessment:
• Aerospace m anufacturing operations were conducted at the subjec t property from circa 1941 until approximately one year ago , which involved the operation of heavy machinery within below grade vaults, multiple solvent degreasers, paint spray b ooths, multiple ASTs/USTs, and other equipment and the use of various hazardous substances including halogenated volatile organic compounds ( VOCs) such as trichloroethene (TCE), metals (aluminum, ti tanium, chromium, lead and steel), petroleum hydrocarbons, polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHS), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and other substances identified as chemicals of concern (COC) that have be en reported in so il, soil vapor and groundwater underlyin g the subject property . TCE a nd 1,1,1- trichloroethane (1,1,1- TCA) were historically used as d egreasing solvents and have been the subject of soil, soil vapor , and groundwater investigations at the subject property facility dating back to the 1980s . T he su bject property is current ly being investigated under the regulatory oversight of the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board (SDRWQCB) under a corrective action order (CAO) 98 -08 dated April 1 998 addressed to Rohr Inc., for site wide environmental impacts (North Campus) resulting from historical releases including into the storm drain conveyance system and San Diego Bay. The CAO requires the cleanup and abatement of waste s discharged from Rohr’s manufacturing operations.

Interim remedial actions are currently underway on the adjacent parcel located downgradient of the subject property source areas, known as Rohr Parcel H-3, pursuant to the 1998 CAO No. 98-

08. Redevelopment activities are planned for Parcel H -3 as part of a large Bayfront redevelopment project in the coming months. Implementation of t he interim remedy on Parcel H-3 occurred from April to September 2020 and includes four permeable reactive barriers (PRBs), injection of in situ chemical reduction (ISCR) and enhanced in situ bioremediation (EISB) amendments. The PRBs were p laced as such to c apture impacts origi nating fro m the subject property in efforts to prevent contamination from reaching the San Diego Bay. SDRWQCB is currently preparing a new site wide CAO No. R9-2020-0099, which will address the clean up remedies and t imeline of all wastes discharged to soil, soi l vapor, and groundwater from the manufacturing operations at the North Campus Propert y (subject property). CAO No. R9 -2020- 0099 will supersede CAO No. 98- 08 except for the interim remedial act ions at Parcel H-3, which will continue to be conducted u nder CAO No. 98-08. The new CAO No. R9-2020-0099 is not yet final, although remediation wo rk plans, feasibility stu dies, and a human hea lth risk assessment (HHRA) are underway and/or in the planning stages for the subject property to address soil, soil vapor and groundwat er impact s. Based on Partner ’s current understanding of the status of proposed remediation, a soil vapor extraction system may be employed as well as targeted efforts

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for groundwater; however, remedial action plans have not been determined or finalized for the subject property.

A considerable number of investigations have been conducted on t he subject property since the late 1980s. Currently t here are sever al hot spots and coming led groundwater plumes at the subject property that include but are not limited to a 1,1,1–TCA/TCE AST that was formerly located west of former Building 57 near the northwest cor ner of the subject property ; the Oiler Shed located at the middle south side of the subject property; and a vapor degreaser line aligned east/west through Building 1. COCs in these specific areas included TCE, 1,1,1 -TCA and their degradation products and hexavalent c hromium (salt bath area inside Building 1). Accordi ng to an A nnual Groundwater M onitoring and S ampling Report dated November 21, 2019, TCE was detected mo re frequently and at higher concentrations than other VOCs. The maximum TCE concentration was detected in monitoring well NCW -14A at 31,000 micrograms per liter (μg/L).

Well NCW-14A is completed in Zone A and is located immediately downgradient of the suspected O iler Shed release area. TCE concentrations in Zone A decrease downgradient of NCW-14A. VOC concentrations in Lower Zone B remain substantially l ess than in the shallo wer groundwater zones. In addition, based on reviewed information, COCs have migrated off site to the west and southwest in all water bearing zones, primarily in Zones A and Upper Z one B. TCE impacts are widespread across the subject property (Parcel B) in the shallow groundwater Zone A then taper off in the lower B Zones.

According to Rohr Inc., personnel, Rohr Inc. is reportedly responsible for site cleanup at this time.

No specific remedial action plans for soil, soil vapor and groundwat er cleanup ha ve been finalized. No active remediation systems are present at the subject property ; only groundwater monitoring wells at this time . T he iden tified soil, soil vapor and groundwat er impacts at the subject property and current regulatory status is considered a REC.

A controlled recognized environmental condition (CREC) refers to a REC resulting from a past release of hazardous substances or petroleum products that has been addressed to the satisfaction of the applicable regulatory authority, with hazardous substances or petroleum products allowed to remain in place subject to the implementation of require d controls. Th e following was identified dur ing the co urse of this assessment:
• Partner did not identify CRECs during the course of this assessment.

A historical recognized environmental condition (HREC) refers to a past release of any hazardous substances o r petroleu m products that has occurred in connection with the property and h as been addressed to the satisfact ion of the applicable regula tory authority or meeting unrestricted us e criteria established by a regu latory authorit y, without subjecting the prop erty to an y required controls . The following was identified during the course of this assessment:

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• The subje ct property is identified as having several prior documented release cases that were investigated, remediated a nd received regulatory case closure letters f rom either SDRWQCB or the local San Diego County Department of Environmental Health (DEH) that are HRECs. Partner notes that a majority of the cases continue to be investigated as part of the site wide groundwater investigation and c leanup efforts due to groundwater impacts identified in those areas such as the salt bath area in Building 1 and the oiler shed. The release events w ith documented regulatory case closures include the following:
o BF Goodrich Aerospace Facility , 850 L agoon Drive, UST closure of one 10,000 -gallon diesel tank adjacent to former Building 57 in August 1987. Impacted soils around the UST were removed and disposed along with 500 gallons of impacted water. This UST received regulatory closure from the County DEH on August 2, 2002. o UTC Aerospace Systems, Former North Oiler Shed, Building 1 . A n undocumented 550- gallon UST was discovered and removed in 2000 during renovations in the oiler shed area that contained petroleum hydrocarbons and VOCs. The tank had holes and corrosion , and a groundwater sample identified elevated con centrations of TCE and other VOCs.

This UST was granted cl osure on Januar y 3, 2013, for total recov erable petroleum hydrocarbons (TRPH) only, while the remainin g VOC impacts are being addressed by the site wide CAO.
o Goodrich Aerostructures, Tank 6, Oiler Shed Sump, Building 1. This sump was described as 2’ x2’x3’ that discharged to a long drainage trench where machine coolant was collected, recycled and dispensed. Initially equipment and metal chip tubs were drained of oil or coolant and accumulated in the trough and sump where it was then pumped into an AST until 1992. This sump w as grant ed closure on June 1, 2012, for petroleum hydrocarbons only, while the remaining VOC impacts are being addressed by the site wide CAO.
o Goodrich Aerostructures – North Campus – Salt Bath C70, 850 Lagoon Drive, the former salt bath consisted of fou r below-grade structures that were considered to be USTs. The salt baths were used in the aluminum forming process and formerly contained a hexavalent chrome additive to c ontrol cor rosion. The operation is the subject of an ongoing evaluation, due to hexavalent chromium found in groundwater in this area . Soil beneath the salt baths was reportedly excavated and disposed. The Salt Bath C70 was administratively closed on May 8, 2019, however potential contaminant releases from it are part of the larger cleanup and remediation efforts at the subject property as a whole. o Goodrich Aerostructures Machine Shop Sump, Tank No. 34. The sump was located in the southern portion of Building 1, was constructed in 1943, and consisted of a 4’x4’ concrete structure that was approximately 6 feet deep (total capacity reportedly 720 gallons). This feature was categorized as an UST by the DEH. Hydraulic oil was collected from larger, floor-mounted milling machines (N/C machi nes) that were plumbed to the sump. The

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N/C machines were supplied with hydraulic oil from a central hydraulic unit. Hydraulic oil was transferred to each N/C machine through utility tr enches via hydraulic lines. Tank No. 34 w as administratively closed on May 8, 2019, however potential c ontaminant releases from it are part of the larger cleanup and remediation efforts at the s ubject property as a whole.

An environmental issue refers to env ironmental concerns identified by Partner, which do not qualify as RECs; however, warrant further discussion. The following w as ident ified during the course of this assessment:
• Up to 100 ASTs, USTs, vessels, and va ults were operated at the su bject property associated with aerospace manufacturing activities, several of which are identified as contributors to the known environmental impacts at the subject property . No a ctive USTs are curren tly operated at the subject property, and the ASTs, vaults and vessels have either been removed or are in the process of being removed, sold or sc rapped. No active industrial processes are occu rring at the s ubject property. The various sized above ground tanks and vessels contained hazardous substances including acids, caustics, wastewater, deionized water, cleaners, solvents, petroleum hydrocarbons including gasoline and di esel, hydraulic oil, coolant, and other subst ances. The USTs were reportedly closed or abandoned in place under regulatory oversight. One 10,000-gallon waste oil UST was closed in place in 1987 in the oiler shed , which wi ll likely be encountered during redevelopment activities is surface disturbance occurs in the area it is located . At least one UST was undocumented and was discovered during renovations, indicating other undocumented USTs may be found during redevelopment of the property. It is expected that residual contaminant impacts will be encountered during site redevelopment in and around historic subsurface vessels, vaults, USTs, and pip ing, including along the hi storic shoreline where i mpacts were reported during prior subsurface investigations. Based on historical uses of ASTs and USTs for hazardous material s torage that may have residually impacted underlying soils, this repre sents an environmental concern that must be managed during site redevelopment. • Based on a review of regulatory documents posted to the S tate Water Reso urces Control Board GeoTracker database and other provided information, there is an extensive storm water conveyance system (SWCS) on the subject property that currently drains through two outfalls (Outfall Nos. 1 and 2) to San Diego Bay. During the 1970s, there were reportedly 7 to 10 stormwater outfalls discharging to San Diego Bay, in and around the subject property, including a historic drainage ditch. Due to the low elevation of the property, the SWCS is tidally influenced. Historical allegations of process rinse water discharges to the SWCS were reported in the 1950s to 1970s prior to the in stallation of a WWTP. These historical discharges have possibly resulted in contaminant impacts to the sediment at the discharge points and vicinity in the San Diego Bay. This issue was the subject of the 1998 CAO and will be addressed in the future via a separate CAO that will likely include the subject property.

Based on the report ed hi storical industrial waste discharges to the SWCS and known sediment impacts from the historic outfalls, this represents a potential environmental concern.

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• Due to the age of the subject property buildings, there is a potential t hat asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) and /or lead -based paint (LBP) are present. The buildings are proposed for demolition in the coming months at which time suspect materials will be required to be abated and properly disposed. A 1989 ACM survey identified ACM at the subject property in multiple locations, and LBP was identified in Building 54 during a 2016 sampling survey. The property has an Asbestos Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Program in place dated July 2013, which reports ACM and Assumed Positive Materials in Buildings 1, 22, 50, 54, 55, 63, 68, 79, 88, 91, 310, and 503.

Additional sampling prior to demolition may be required for waste characterization and disposal purposes.

Conclusions, Opinions and Recommendations
Partner has performed a Phase I Envir onmental Site Assessment in conformance with the scope and limitations of ASTM Practice E1527-13 of Parcel B at 850 Lagoon Drive in Chula Vista, San Diego County, California ( the “subject proper ty”). Any exceptions to , or deletions from , this practice are describe d in Section 1.5 of this report.

This assessment has revealed evidence of recogni zed environmental conditions and environmental issues in connection with the subje ct property. Based on the conclusio ns of this assessment, Partner recommends the following:
• Continue to adhere to existing, and future CAOs, issued by SDRWQCB as they pertain to soil, soil vapor, groundwater, and b ay sediments contamination r esulting fr om historical uses on the subject property.
• A detailed Soil Management Plan is recommended for site redevelopment to address unexpected items such as below grade features, piping and residual soil impacts. • A Vapor Barrier is recommended to be incorporated into the new site development plan to act as a mitigating factor for known VOC impacts in the groundwater. • A demol ition level Hazard ous Materials Survey is recommended to identify items that require abatement prior to demolition such as mercury switches and lamp tu bes, PCB-containing light ballasts and switches, fluorescent lights, refrigerant-containing HVAC systems, and other items. • Groundwater wells may need to b e temporarily abandoned and re-installed during site redevelopment.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................ 1

1.1 Purpose ................................................................................................................................................................................ 1

1.2 Scope of Work ................................................................................................................................................................... 1

1.3 Limitations .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2

1.4 User Reliance ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2

1.5 Limiting Conditions ......................................................................................................................................................... 3

2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................................................ 4

2.1 Site Location and Legal Description ......................................................................................................................... 4

2.2 Current Property Use ...................................................................................................................................................... 4

2.3 Current Use of Adjacent Properties .......................................................................................................................... 4

2.4 Physical Setting Sources ................................................................................................................................................ 5

2.4.1 Topography .............................................................................................................................................................. 5

2.4.2 Hydrology ................................................................................................................................................................. 5

2.4.3 Geology/Soils .......................................................................................................................................................... 6

2.4.4 Flood Zone Information ...................................................................................................................................... 7

3.0 HISTORICAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................ 8

3.1 Aerial Photograph Review ............................................................................................................................................ 8

3.2 Fire Insurance Maps ..................................................................................................................................................... 10

3.3 City Directories ............................................................................................................................................................... 12

3.4 Historical Topographic Maps ................................................................................................................................... 12

4.0 REGULATORY RECORDS REVIEW .................................................................................................. 15

4.1 Regulatory Agencies .................................................................................................................................................... 15

4.2 Mapped Database Records Search ........................................................................................................................ 22

4.2.1 Regulatory Database Summary ..................................................................................................................... 22

4.2.2 Subject Property Listings ................................................................................................................................. 23

4.2.3 Adjacent Property Listings .............................................................................................................................. 24

4.2.4 Sites of Concern Listings .................................................................................................................................. 25

4.2.5 Orphan Listings .................................................................................................................................................... 26

5.0 USER PROVIDED INFORMATION AND INTERVIEWS .................................................................. 27

5.1 Interviews ......................................................................................................................................................................... 28

5.1.1 Interview with Owner ........................................................................................................................................ 28

5.1.2 Interview with Report User .............................................................................................................................. 28

5.1.3 Interview with Key Site Manager .................................................................................................................. 28

5.1.4 Interviews with Past Owners, Operators and Occupants .................................................................... 28

5.1.5 Interview with Others ........................................................................................................................................ 28

5.2 User Provided Information ........................................................................................................................................ 29

5.2.1 Title Records, Environmental Liens, and Activity and Use Limitations (AULs) ............................ 29

5.2.2 Specialized Knowledge ..................................................................................................................................... 29

5.2.3 Actual Knowledge of the User ....................................................................................................................... 29

5.2.4 Valuation Reduction for Environmental Issues ....................................................................................... 29

5.2.5 Commonly Known or Reasonably Ascertainable Information .......................................................... 29

5.2.6 Previous Reports and Other Provided Documentation ....................................................................... 29

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6.0 SITE RECONNAISSANCE ................................................................................................................. 35

6.1 General Site Characteristics ....................................................................................................................................... 35

6.2 Potential Environmental Hazards............................................................................................................................ 37

6.3 Non-ASTM Services ...................................................................................................................................................... 40

6.3.1 Asbestos-Containing Materials (ACMs) ..................................................................................................... 40

6.3.2 Lead-Based Paint (LBP) ..................................................................................................................................... 40

6.3.3 Radon ...................................................................................................................................................................... 41

6.3.4 Lead in Drinking Water ..................................................................................................................................... 41

6.3.5 Mold ......................................................................................................................................................................... 41

6.4 Adjacent Property Reconnaissance ........................................................................................................................ 42

7.0 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS ..................................................................................................... 43

8.0 SIGNATURES OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS ............................................................... 48

9.0 REFERENCES ..................................................................................................................................... 49

Figures
Figure 1 Site Location Map
Figure 2 Site Plan
Figure 3 Topographic Map

Appendices
Appendix A Site Photographs
Appendix B Historical/Regulatory Documentation
Appendix C Regulatory Database Report
Appendix D Qualifications

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1.0 INTRODUCTION
Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. (Partner) has performed a P hase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) in conformance with the scope and limitations of ASTM Standard Practice E1527-13 and the Environmental Protection Agency Standards and Practice s for All Appropriate Inquiries (AAI) (40 CFR Part 312) f or the property loca ted at 850 Lagoon Drive in Chula Vista , San Diego County, California ( the “subject property”). Any exceptions to, or deletions from, this scope of work are described in the report.

1.1 Purpose
The purpose of this ESA is t o identify existi ng or p otential R ecognized Env ironmental Condit ions (as defined by ASTM Standard E1527 -13) affecting the s ubject property that: 1) constitute or result in a material violation or a potential mater ial violation of any applicable enviro nmental law; 2) imp ose any material con straints on t he operation of t he subject p roperty or require a material change in the use thereof; 3) require clean -up, remedial act ion or other res ponse with respect to Hazardous Substances or Petroleum Products on or affecting the sub ject property under any applicable environmental law; 4) may affect the value of the subje ct property; and 5) may require specific actions to be perform ed with regard to such conditions and circumstances. The information contained in the ESA Report will be used by Client to: 1) evaluate its legal and financial liabilities for transactions rela ted to foreclosure, purchase, sale, loan origination, loan wor kout or sel ler f inancing; 2) evaluate the subje ct p roperty’s overall development potential, the associat ed market value and the impact of applicable laws that restrict financial and other types of assistance for t he future development of the subject p roperty; and/or 3) determine whether specific action s are required to be performed prior t o the foreclosure, purchase, sale, loan origination, loan workout or seller financing of the subject property.

This ESA was performed to permit the User to satisfy one of the requirements to qualify for the innocent landowner, contiguous property owner, or bona fide prospect ive purchaser limitations on scop e of Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation a nd Liability Act (C ERCLA) (42 U.S.C. §9601) liability (hereinafter, the “landowner liability protections,” or “LLPs”). ASTM Standard E1527-13 constitutes “all appropria te inqu iry into t he previous o wnership and uses of the property consistent with good commercial or customary practice” as defined at 42 U.S.C. §9601(35)(B).

1.2 Scope of Work
The scope of work for this ESA is in accordance with the requirements of ASTM Standard E1527-13. This assessment included: 1) a property and adjacent site reconnaissance; 2) interviews with key personnel; 3) a review of historica l sources; 4) a review of regulatory agency recor ds; and 5) a review of a r egulatory database report provided by a third-party vendor . Partner contacted local agencies, such as environmental health departments, fire departments and building departments in order to determine any current and/or former hazardous substances usage, storage and/or releases of haz ardous substances on the subject property. Additi onally, Partner researched information o n the presence of a ctivity and use limitations (AULs) at these agencies. As defined by ASTM E1527 -13, AULs a re the legal or physical restrictions or limitations on t he use of, or access to, a site or facility: 1) to reduce or eliminate potential exposure to hazardous substa nces or petroleum products in the soil or g roundwater on the subject

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property; or 2) to prev ent activities that could interfere with the effectiven ess of a response ac tion, in order to ensure maint enance of a condition of no significant risk to public heal th or the environment.

These legal or physical restrictions, which may include institutio nal and/or engineering contr ols (IC/ECs), are intended to prevent adverse impacts to individuals or populations that may be exposed to hazardous substances and petroleum products in the soil or groundwater on the property.

If requested by Client, this repo rt may also include the identification , discussion of, an d/or limit ed sampling of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs), lead-based paint (LBP), mold, and/or radon.

1.3 Limitations
Partner warrants that the findings and conclu sions contained herein were acc omplished in accordance with the metho dologies set forth in the Sco pe of Work. These methodologies are described as representing good commercial a nd customary practi ce for conducting an ESA of a property for the purpose of i dentifying recognized environme ntal conditions. There is a possibility that even with t he proper application of these methodologies there may exist on the subject property conditions that could not be identified within the scope of the ass essment or which were not reasonably identifiab le from the available inform ation. Pa rtner believes that the infor mation obt ained from th e record review a nd the interviews concerning the subject property is reliable. However, Partner cannot and does not w arrant or guarantee that the information provided by these other sources is accurate or complete. The conclusions and findings set forth in this report are strictly limited in time and scope to the date of the ev aluations.

The conclusions presented in the report are bas ed solely on the services descr ibed therein, and not on scientific ta sks or procedures b eyond the scope of a greed-upon se rvices or the tim e and budgeting restraints imposed by the Client. No other warranties are implied or expressed.

Some of the informati on provided in this report is b ased upon personal interviews, and res earch of available documents, records, and maps held by the appropriate government and private agencies. Thi s report is subject to the limitations of historical documenta tion, availabili ty, and accuracy of pertinent records, and the personal recollections of those persons contacted.

This practice does not address requirements of any state or local laws or of any federal laws other than the all appropriate inquiry provisions of the LLPs. Further, this report does not intend to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with the subject property.

Environmental concerns, which are beyond the scope of a Phase I ESA as defined by ASTM include the following: ACMs, LBP, radon, and lead in drinking water. These issues may affect environmental risk at the subject propert y and may warrant di scussion and/or assessment; ho wever, are considered non -scope issues. If specifically requested by the Client, these non-scope issues are discussed in Section 6.3.

1.4 User Reliance
PW Wohl G Street LLC engaged Pa rtner to perform this assessment in acc ordance with an agreement governing the nature, scope and purpose of the work as well as other matters critical to the engagement.

All reports, both verbal and written, are for the sole use and benefit of PW Wohl G Stre et LLC. Either verbally or in writing, third partie s may come into possession of this report or all or part of the

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information generated as a result of this work. In the absence of a wr itten agreement with Partner granting such rights, no third parties s hall have rights of re course or recover y wh atsoever under any course of action against Partner, its officers, employees, vendors , successors or assigns. Any such unauthorized user shall be responsible to protect, inde mnify and hold Partner, Client and the ir respective officers, employees, vend ors, successors and assigns ha rmless from any and all claims, damages, losses, liabilities, expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) and cost s attributable to such Use.

Unauthorized use of this report shall consti tute acceptance of and commitment to these responsibilities, which shall be irrevocable and shall apply r egardless of the cause of action or legal theory pled or asserted. Additional legal penalties may apply.

This report has been completed under specific Terms and Co nditions relating to scope, relying parties, limitations of liability, indemnification, di spute resolution, a nd other factors relevant t o any reliance o n this report. Any parties relying on this rep ort do so having accepted Partner’s standard Terms and Conditions, a copy of which can be found at http://www.partneresi.com/terms-and-conditions.php.

1.5 Limiting Conditions
The findings a nd conclusions contain all of the limitations inherent in these methodologies that are referred to in ASTM E1527-13.

Specific limitations and exceptions to this ESA are more specifically set forth below:
• Interviews with past owners, operators and occupants were not reasonably ascertainable and thus constitute a data gap. Based on information obtained from other historical sources (as discussed in Section 3.0), this data gap is not expected to alter the findings of this assessment. • Partner requested information relative to deed restrictions a nd environmental liens, a title search, and completion of the AAI Use r Questionnaire from the Report User. T his information was not provided at the time of the assessment.

Due to time constraints associated with this report, the Client has requested the report despite the above- listed limitations.

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2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION

2.1 Site Location and Legal Description
The subject proper ty at 850 Lagoon Drive in Chula Vista, California is bound by G Street to the north, H Street to the south, a rail line to the east , and Marina Parkway to the west within an industrial area of San Diego County. According to the San Diego County Assessor , the subject property is associated with Assessor’s Parcel Numbers (APNs) 571 -330-24, 571-330-27, and 571-330- 29. The current owner is reported as Rohr Inc., who has owned the subject property since circa 1950s under various entity names.

Please refer to Figure 1: Site Location Map, Figure 2: Site Plan, Figure 3: Topographic Map, and Appendix A: Site Photographs for the location and site characteristics of the subject property.

2.2 Current Property Use
The subject prope rty is currently occupied by Rohr Inc ., a Co llins Aerospace Company (Rohr) who is actively decommissioning the onsite manufacturing facility for future sale and redevelopment. T he subject property is develo ped with approximately 21 +/- structures, many of which are small auxiliary storage structures. Other uses of the buildings included a café, welding shop, paint storage, automotive maintenance, warehouse, foundry , an d others. Rohr was a manufacturer o f aircraft components and aerospace systems that started manufacturing at the subject property in 1941 , which centered primarily within B uilding 1 which is centrally located on Parcel B and is the largest building . Manufacturing operations ceased approximately one year ago. These operations included metal casting and fabrication, metal cutting, p unching, bending, forming, anodizing, a lodining an d painting of metal parts , milling through the use of machining and chemical processes, tool and die casting and sh aping, assembly, and storage. Several deep mechanical pits (12 +/- feet) are present inside Building 1. Secondary activities that supported the manufacturing processes included maintenance and storage of vehicles, recycling of materials, hazardous materials storage in ASTs/USTs, and operation of an industrial WWTP.

In ad dition to the current structures, the subject property is also improved with paved driveways and parking areas, open-sided awning structures, perimeter fencing, and limited landscaping within the fenced facility.

The subject property is zoned Local Coastal Program Specific P lan Area by the City of Chula Vista in the Chula Vista Bayfront Area.

The subject property is identified on multiple Federal, State and local regulatory databases due to years of hazardous materials handling, hazardous waste activity, air emission permitting, operation of ASTs/USTs, storm water regulated site, and environmental cleanup, as further discussed in Section 4.2.

2.3 Current Use of Adjacent Properties
The sub ject property is located within a n industrial area of San Diego County. Durin g the vicinity reconnaissance, Partner observed t he following land use on properties in the immediate vicinity of the subject property:

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Immediately Surrounding Properties
North: SDG&E substation and G Street followed by several Rohr Inc. facility buildings (Parcel C) used for warehouse, office, testing, and former co-generation plant (Buildings 61, 78, 79, 118) with Parcel A Buildings 99 and 100 to the northeast reportedly used for offices, a fitness center and engine test laboratory as of 2013 and open wetlands to the northwest South: H Street followed by vacant land (former South Campus parcel used by Rohr Industries Inc. with all buildings demolished in 2007)
East: A rail line (San Diego an d A rizona Eastern right-of-way) followed by a long rectangular industrial build ing occupied by Rohr Inc. ( Parcel A - Building 29) used for product development, aftermarket, tooling and engineering uses
West: A narrow strip of partially vacant land a nd parking area followed by Marina Parkway beyond which is vacant land identified as Rohr Inc. Parcel H-3 The adjacent parcels currently and formerly occupied by Rohr Inc., are identified as part of a n on-going site wide cleanup and abatement investigation, as further discussed in Section 4.2.

2.4 Physical Setting Sources

2.4.1 Topography
The United States Geologi cal Survey (USGS ) National City , California Quadrangle 7.5 -minute series topographic map was reviewed for this ESA. According to the contour lines on the topographic map, the subject property is located at approximately 10 feet above mean sea level (MSL). The contour lines in the area of the subject property indicate the area is sloping gently toward the west. The subject property is depicted as developed with several structures dating back to 1953 at which time the west portion of the subject property (Parcel B) is within the San Diego Bay. By 1967, the subject property land was expanded from dredged material from the Bay including the addition of several new structures.

A copy of the most recent topographic map is included as Figure 3 of this report.

2.4.2 Hydrology
According to topographic map interpretation, the direction of groundwater flow in the vicinity of the subject property is inferred to be toward the west. The nearest surface water in the vicinity of the subject property is the San Diego Bay located approximately 1,100 feet northwest of the subject property at its nearest point with wetlands located a djacent to the northw est across G St reet. No settling ponds, lagoons, surface impoundments, wetlands or nat ural catch basins were observed at the subject property during this assessment.

According to available information, a p ublic water system operated by the City of Chula Vista serves the subject property vicinity. The City obtains municipal drinking water through the Sweetwater Authority who obtains municipal drinking water from four sources: the Sweetwater River (drawn at Sweetwater Reservoir in Spring Valley), deep freshwater wells in National City, brackish water wells in Chula Vista, and the region’s imported su pply, which is drawn from the Colorado Riv er and/or the State Water Project in northern California. The location of public drinking water well(s) were not read ily available i n public records. During the site visit , Partner did not identify evidence of public, private, or irrigation wells on or

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adjacent to the subject property . Therefore, it can be assumed that shallow groundwater beneath the subject property is not directly used for domestic purposes.

According to a Report of Interim Remedy Baseline and Consolidated Third Quarter Groundwater Monitoring and Sampling report dated October 15, 2020, depth to groundwater at the subject property ranges from 2 to 10 feet bgs, and groundwater flow is reported to be westward toward the San Diego Bay. Groundwater f low condition s in the identified water -bearing zones (Zone A , Upper Zone B and Lower Zone B) in the site vicinity are tidally influenced. The salinity and density of groundw ater varies among the monitoring wells. The North Campus monitoring well network consists of 55 monitoring wells, several of which are collocated clusters of two or three wells that monitor several specific areas of concern at the subject property and adjacent areas.

The three primary water bearing zones beneath the subject property are described as follows:
• Zone A: extends to a depth of approximately 25 feet bgs onsite, which generally corresponds to the artificial fill and Bay Deposits.
• Upper Zone B: extends to a depth of 55 to 70 feet bgs, which corresponds to the upper portion of the Bay Point Formation.
• Lower Zone B: extends to a depth of approximately 125 feet bgs , which corresponds to the lower portion of the Bay Point Formation.

In general, groundwater flow in Zone A and Upper Zone B i s westward towards San Diego Bay . Density- dependent flow conditions influence groundwater flow near San Diego Bay as seawater intrudes landward beneath less saline groundwater in thi s area ca using east ward (landward) equivalent freshwater head gradients in portions of Lower Zone B.

2.4.3 Geology/Soils
The subject property and adjacent areas are underlain by fill material, both undocumented and dredged material from San Diego Bay , and with incr easing dep th Holocene Bay Deposits (Bay Deposits), the Pleistocene Bay Point Formation, and the Pliocene San Diego Formation. The fill generally consists of silt, clayey sand, and fine sand, but locally contains some gravel. West of the historic shoreline, the fill consists of dredged materials from San Diego Bay . The fill locally e xtends to depths of 10 feet bgs onsite. Bay Deposits underlie much of the fill material. The Bay Deposits consist of clay and silt interbedded with fine sand and lo cally extends to a depth of approxi mately 25 feet bgs at North Cam pus. The Bay Point Formation underlies the Bay Deposits and consists of alternating sequences of clay, silt, and sand deposited in a nearshore environment. The Bay Point Formation extends to a depth of approximately 150 feet. A clay zone at its base form s a regional aquitard and separates the Bay Point Formation from the underlying San Diego Formation.

The San Diego Bay tidelands were developed during the 1940s through the 1960s at the N orth Campus with undocument ed fill and dredged materials. Because of dominant fin e-grained materials, the underlying fill material is considered to h ave a low hydrau lic conductivity. The dredged fill and Bay Deposits are also considered to have low hydraulic conductivities.

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Based on information obtained from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Web Soil Survey online database, the subject property is mapped as Huerhuero-Urban land complex, 2 to 9 percent slopes (HuC) and Made Land (Md). The landform for HuC so ils is des cribed as m arine terraces with the parent material described as calcareous alluvium derived from sedimentary rock. The Mad e Land is discus sed above as dredged material from the San Diego Bay to increase land a rea at the subject property and surrounding areas.

2.4.4 Flood Zone Information
Partner performed a r eview of the Flood Insurance Rate Map, published by the Fe deral Emer gency Management Agency (FEMA). According to Community Panel Number 06073C1913H dated December 20, 2019, the subject property is mapped in Zone X, an area of minimal flood hazard along the north side of the property and mapped as Zone X with an overlay in dicating a 0.2 percent chance flood hazard for the remainder and majority of the subject property.

A copy of the reviewed flood map is not included in Appendix B of this report.

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3.0 HISTORICAL INFORMATION
Partner obtained historical use information about the subject pr operty f rom a variety of sources. A chronological listing of the historical data found is summarized in the table below:

Historical Use Information
Period/Date Source Description/Use
1904-1918 Topographic Maps, Sanborn Maps Undeveloped/Native land and San Diego Bay
1926-1962 Topographic Maps, Sanborn Maps Tycrete manufacturing facility 1930 Aerial Photograph Airfield
1941-Present Aerial Photographs, Topographic Maps, Previous Reports, Sanborn Maps, Regulatory Records
Rohr Inc., aerospace manufacturing
According to available historical sources, the subject property wa s formerly undeveloped land within and along the San Diego Bay shoreline as early as 1904 to 1918. In the 1920s, a facility was present at the northeast corner of the subj ect property that manufactured a cementitious material calle d Tycrete under the business names of R&H Tyce then Pioneer Pyrophyllite Manufacturing Company, apparently operating at this location until at least 1962. Sanborn maps depicted a m ill building for milling and grinding operations that included a laboratory and paint shop. A small dwelling and storage buildings were also depicted. Ludwig Tyce formed the Tycrete company to manufacture a waterproof, colored cement that he patented.

From 1929 to 1930, an unpaved air depot and airfield was reportedly located between G and H Streets that traversed the subject property. The airfield and a flying school operated at this location through circa 1940. The airfi eld and runway properties were leased to the R ohr Aircraft Corporation in 1940 for constructing its aircraft component manufacturing plant at the foot of H Street. In the late 1950s through early 1960s, sediment was dredged from San Diego Bay and placed on the west side of the subject property (Parcel B) and adjacent areas to create more land in which additional manufacturing buildings were eventually built on the subject property. The subject property is situated within the center of a historical aerospace manufacturing campus operated by Rohr Inc. that included associated manufacturing and support structures in all directions constructed at various times.

3.1 Aerial Photograph Review
Partner obtained available aerial photographs of the subject property and surround ing area from Environmental Data Resources (EDR) on January 11, 2021, an d from a prior Phase I ESA prepared by U RS dated April 2, 2013, that included aerial photogr aphs dating back to circa 1929 and 1930. The following was observed on the subject property and adjacent properties during the aerial photograph review:

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Date: Circa 1929 Scale: 1”=500’
Subject Property: An unp aved airfield with two or more runways is pres ent thr ough t he subject property surrounded by undeveloped land with several small structures present at the northeast corner of the property , identified as a sma ll mill that manufactures tycrete. The west side of the property i s within the San D iego Bay with shoreline and natural wetlands present
North: G Street is present beyond which is a manufacturing facility comprised of several buildings occupied by International Magnesite Products Company South: Unpaved airfield and open space
East: Rail spur followed by agricultural land and what appears to be residences West: San Diego Bay

Date: 1930s Scale: 1”=500’
Subject Property: The property is primarily undeveloped land with an unpaved airstrip that appears different from the prior aerial. Several small airplanes are present on the north side of the property. The tycrete mill is present at the northeast corner of the property.

North: No significant changes noted
South: No significant changes noted
East: A single rail lin e is depicted although t he area beyond is not included on the aerial photograph
West: No significant changes noted

Date: 1944 Scale: 1”=500’
Subject Property: The property is developed with multiple buildings where Building 1 is two buildings that will later be connected. Three rectangular shaped buildings are present at the northwest corner of the property that are no longer present at this time. The west side of the property is a storage yard along the shore, which is in its origi nal alignment (prior to dredging). Two ASTs are present. The tycrete mill is prese nt at the northeast corner of the property
North: G Street beyond which is a small sewage treatment plant near the shoreline that includes two settling ponds and the same manufacturing build ings. Orchard is present to the northeast
South: Manufacturing buildings are present (South Parcel) with multiple aircraft present along the south side of the parcel. H Street is not present East: Multiple rail lines are present beyond which is agricultural and residential uses West: San Diego Bay

Date: 1948, 1953 Scale: 1”=500’
Subject Property: The property includes multiple buildings with some new structures ; the original shoreline is still present. Building 1 has been joined into one large building . The east side of the property is used for parking of employee vehicles . A large quantity of exterior storage of materials is visible across the property. The tycrete plant is still present
North: No significant changes noted
South: Rohr manufacturing facility known as South Parcel East: Rail line followed by industrial uses

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Date: 1948, 1953 Scale: 1”=500’
West: San Diego Bay

Date: 1964, 1966 Scale: 1”=500’
Subject Property: The property land has been expanded westward with several new structures present along the west side
North: No significant changes noted with the exception of new buildings that appear to be used by Rohr Inc.

South: No significant changes noted with the exception of increased land and s tructures used by Rohr for manufacturing
East: Building 29 is pre sent on Parcel A including a nother smaller building on the south side of Building 29 that is no longer present
West: New vacant land created by dredging San Diego Bay with Marina Parkway with new structures present in 1966 (Parcel H-3)

Date: 1970, 1979, 1985, 1989, 1994, 1996, 2002, 2005, 2009 Scale: 1”=500’ Subject Property: Building 1 appears to be simil ar to its current configuration with multiple surrounding auxiliary structures . By 2002, the three side -by-side rectangular buildings are no longer present along the northwest s ide of the pr operty, and the area is used as an exterior storage yard. Also, in 2002, the existing WWTP is visible North: A new large warehouse building (Building 61 on Parcel C) is present which displaced the former sewage treatment plant including additional buildings used by Rohr Inc.

In 1979, n ew buildings were present to the northeast (Parcel A - Buildings 99 and 100)
South: Multiple manufacturing buildings are present on the South Parcel used by Rohr Inc.

East: Two industrial buildings are presen t. By 1996, the smaller structure on the south side of Building 29 was no longer present
West: Marina Parkway is present beyond which is a large surface parking lot and exterior storage lot with industrial structures beyon d. In 1985, the Chula Vista Ma rina is depicted further southwest

Date: 2012, 2016 Scale: 1”=500’
Subject Property: No significant changes noted
North: No significant changes noted
South: The South Parcel buildings appear to have been demolished with the concrete slab and/or building outlines still visible
East: No significant changes noted
West: The area appears to have been demolished with the outline of former buildings still visible. By 2016, this area is used as a large surface parking lot Copies of reviewed aerial photographs are included in Appendix B of this report.

3.2 Fire Insurance Maps
Partner r eviewed the collection of Sanborn Fire insurance maps from EDR on January 12, 2021. The following was observed on the subject property and adjacent properties during the fire insurance map review:

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Date: 1918
Subject Property: The northern side of the pro perty is depicted as vacant land. The south side is not included on the map
North: The area is developed with the International Magnesite Company manufacturers of magnesite m ineral. This facility included a mill, drying bins, storage buildings, a laboratory, offices, a small transformer house, a fuel tank, sheds, and a rail spur with platform. The area to the northeast is depicted as vacant South: Area not included on map
East: Area not included on map
West: Area not included on map

Date: 1926
Subject Property: A small mill is depicted at the northeast corner of the subje ct property named R&H Tyce manufacturers of tycrete b uilding material. The mill included one building sectioned into a pa int shop, office and laborat ory, storage bins and grinding area. the remainder of the north side of the property was depicted as vacant North: No significant changes noted
South: Area not included on map
East: Area not included on map
West: Area not included on map

Date: 1949, 1950
Subject Property: The property is developed with the same mill building, which is slightly larg er, occupied by Pioneer Pyrophyllite Manufacturing Compan y (insect powder mfrs) , which includes a dwelling and storage garage on the west side of the mill. Other lettering on the map cannot be determined; however, it is known the property was developed and occupied for aerospace manufacturing
North: G Street i s depicted beyond w hich is the s ame mill buildi ng with additional new structures present labeled as Aircraft Engineering Service . The new buildings are labeled as office, machine shops and a plating shop
South: Area not included on map
East: Area not included on map
West: Area not included on map

Date: 1962
Subject Property: The property continues to be occupied by Pioneer Pyrophyllite Manufacturing Company along with a notation of U.S. Government Rohr Aircr aft Comp any on a building to the west of the mill. No other b uildings are uses are includ ed on the map
North: Several new buildings are depicted labeled as machine shops occupied by Tyce Engineering Corporation
South: Area not included on map
East: Area not included on map
West: Area not included on map
Copies of reviewed Sanborn Maps are included in Appendix B of this report.

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3.3 City Directories
Partner reviewed h istorical city directories obtained from EDR on January 29, 2021, for past names and businesses that were listed for the s ubject property and adjacent properties. The findings are presented in the following table:

City Directory Search for 850 Lagoon Drive (Subject Property) Year(s) Occupant Listed
1955 Pioneer Pyrophyllite Producers insect powder mfrs and Redlite Aggregate Company building materials (848 G Street)
1956 Pioneer Pyrophillite Producers Inc. (802 G Street) 1992 No listings on Lagoon Drive or G Street
1995 No listings on Lagoon Drive or G Street
2000 Charles Johnston (850 Lagoon Drive)
2005 Goodrich Corporation and Goodrich Corporation Aerostructure Group (850 Lagoon Drive) 2010 Goodrich Aerostructures Group (850 Lagoon Drive)
2014 Goodrich Aerostructures (850 Lagoon Drive)
2017 Goodrich Aerostructures (850 Lagoon Drive)
According to the city directory revie w, the subject property has been used for manufa cturing operations dating back to the 1950s. It appears that the subject property used a different address on G or H Streets or Bay Boulevard prior to circa 1990s while operating under Rohr Inc.

City Directory Search for Adjacent Properties
Year(s) Occupant Listed
1955 Tyce Engineering Corporation aircraft parts (809 G Street) 1956 Rohr warehouse (444 Bay Boulevard) ; Tyce Engineering Corporation aircraft parts (809 G Street at Bay Boulevard); Rohr Aircraft Corporation (H Street at Bay Boulevard intersection) 1960 Rohr Aircraft Corporation warehouse (444 Bay Boulevard) ; Tyce Engineering Corporation aircraft parts (809 G Street at Bay Boulevard)
1964 Rohr Corp oration Architectural Division, Rohr Aircr aft Corp oration warehouse (444 Bay Boulevard); Rohr Corporation parts mfrs (H Street at Bay Boulevard intersection) 1965 Tyce Engineering Corporation aircraft parts (809 G Street) 1969 Rohr Corporation, aircraft parts mf gs and Manning ’s Rohr Cafeteria (800 H Street ); Rohr Corporation Antenna Division (444 Bay Boulevard)
1973 Rohr Industries Inc., aircraft parts mfgs (800 H Street) 1985 Rohr Ind Inc. (H Street)
According to the city directory review, the adjacen t properties have been occ upied by aerospace manufacturing operations by Rohr Inc. and Tyce Engineering Corporation dating back to the 1950s.

Copies of reviewed city directories are included in Appendix B of this report.

3.4 Historical Topographic Maps
Partner reviewed historical topographic maps obtained from EDR on January 11, 2021. The following was observed on the subject property and adjacent properties during the topographic map review:

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Date: 1904
Subject Property: The property is depicted as u ndeveloped land that i s partially located within the natural boundary of the San Diego Bay, a natural harbor North: Undeveloped land and harbor/wetlands
South: Undeveloped land and harbor/wetlands
East: Coronado Railroad tracks beyond which is undeveloped land West: San Diego Bay

Date: 1930
Subject Property: Four small structures are de picted on the sub ject property along the north and south sides. The north struct ures are most likely associated with the historical tycrete mill
North: G Street is present beyond which are several small str uctures associated with historical manufacturing operations in this area along with San Diego Bay and likely wetlands
South: The foot of H Street is present beyond which is undeveloped land and San Diego Bay
East: San Diego and Arizona Eastern railroad right-of-way beyond which are several small structures that are likely residences and farm related structures West: San Diego Bay

Date: 1942, 1943, 1944
Subject Property: Three small structures are depicted along the north side of the property along G Street including a rail spur that crosses the corner of the subject property and enters the north adjacent property’s manufacturing site
North: G Street is present beyond which are several small structures associated with historical manufacturing operations in this area along with San Diego Bay and likely wetlands
South: Undeveloped land and San Diego Bay (no structures or uses are depicted) East: San Diego and Arizona Eastern railroad right-of-way beyond which are several small structures that are likely residences and farm related structures West: San Diego Bay

Date: 1953
Subject Property: Six distinct structures are depicted. The west side of the property is within the San Diego Bay
North: G Street is present beyond which i s undeveloped land and wetlands. No buildings are depicted
South: Four distinct buildings are depicted . H Street does not extend along the subject property
East: Railroad right-of-way followed by several small industrial structures. A new freeway 101 is present just beyond
West: San Diego Bay

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Date: 1967
Subject Property: The subject property land has expanded w estward due to dredging of the Bay .

Additional buildings and she ds are present including ASTs. A rail spur enters the subject property from the South Parcel next to the ASTs.

North: G Street is present beyond which is a sewage disposal site and several small (former) industrial buildings
South: Rohr manufacturing buildings are present which was expanded due to dredging of the Bay
East: Parcel A Building 29 and a second smaller industrial building are depicted along with smaller auxiliary buildings along the east side of the parcel West: Marina Parkway is present be yond w hich are three industrial buildings and open space that was used for parking

Date: 1975, 1991
Subject Property: Building 1 is present in the center of the property that is shaded pur ple indicating new construction from prior maps. Building 1 became one large structure. Multiple additional buildings are present around Building 1
North: A new warehouse building is present identified a Building 61 on Parcel C along with smaller older structures
South: Several structures are present on the South Parcel, some of which are shaded purple indicating new development or expansion of older buildings East: No significant changes noted
West: No significant changes noted

Date: 1996
Subject Property: Only Building 1 is depicted
North: Only Building 61 on Parcel C is depicted beyond G Street . The remaining area is shaded for general urban development
South: No significant changes noted
East: Railroad right-of-way followed by Building 29. No other buildings are depicted West: No structures or uses are de picted. The area is shaded for general urban development

Date: 2012
Subject Property: No structures or uses are depicted, only the surrounding streets North: No structures or uses are depicted, only the surrounding streets South: No structures or uses are depicted, only the surrounding streets East: No structures or uses are depicted, only the surrounding streets West: No structures or uses are depicted, only the surrounding streets Copies of reviewed topographic maps are included in Appendix B of this report.

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4.0 REGULATORY RECORDS REVIEW

4.1 Regulatory Agencies

4.1.1 State Department
Regulatory Agency Data
Name of Agency: California Environ mental Protection Agency (Cal EP A) California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC)
Point of Contact: http://www.envirostor.dtsc.ca.gov/public/ http://hwts.dtsc.ca.gov/report_search.cfm?id=5
https://siteportal.calepa.ca.gov
Agency Phone Number: (800) 728-6942
Date of Contact: February 2021
Method of Communication: Online
Summary of Communication: The EnviroStor database is the DTSC’s data management system for tracking cleanup, permitting, enf orcement, and investigati on efforts at hazardous waste fac ilities and sites with kno wn contamination or sites where there may be reasons to investigate further. No records were identified for the subject property on the EnviroStor d atabase.

The on-going investigation and cleanup occurring at the subject property is under the jurisdiction of the SDRWQCB and not the State DTSC at this time.

The DTSC Hazardous Waste Tracking System (HWTS) was researched for hazardous waste manifest data submitted to the California DTSC.

Rohr I nc., a Collins Aerospac e Company at 850 Lagoon Drive is identified on the HWTS database d ating back to 1993 for large quantities of hazardous waste generated at the subject property that are classified under multiple different waste cod es. Waste codes include but are not limite d to aqueous solutions with organic residues and metals, metal slu dge, asbestos-containing waste, metal dust and machining waste, organic and inorganic solid waste , halogenated and oxygenated solvents, hydrocarbon solvents, solvent mixture, waste oil and mixed oil, tank bottom waste, pesticide production waste, adhesives , PCBs, latex w aste, pharmaceu tical waste, paint sludge, unspecified sludge waste, laboratory waste, baghouse waste, photochemicals, contaminated s oils f rom site cleanups, empty containers, and others. RCRA waste codes are also reported dating back to 1993 for corrosives, metals, solvents, and wastewater treatment slud ge from chemical conversion coating of aluminum. Some of the waste mater ials were generated only periodically or once or twice. These wastes were manifested for off- site disposal. Hazardous waste is no longer generated at the subject property.

Partner re viewed the Cal EPA California Env ironmental Reporting System (CERS) dat abase for regulatory and chem ical inventory

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Regulatory Agency Data
information. CERS is the statewide web-based system that supports the elec tronic exchange o f required Unified Program (CUPA) information among businesses, local governments and the U.S. EPA .

The subject property is identified on the CERS database under the name o f Rohr Inc., a Collins Aerospace Company at 850 Lagoon Drive as a RCRA Large Quantity Generator, a hazardous waste generator, chemical storage facil ity, and aboveground petroleum storage tank site. The start date for inclusion in the CERS database is listed as July 2013. The CERS database lists 113 individual chemicals that were used and stored at t he subject property during the ti me the facility wa s active. The chemicals range from various compressed gases, petroleum-based oils, acids, solvents, alcohol s, and multiple waste substances. No violations are reported. The last inspection date is listed as April 27, 2018, by the local CUPA agency.

Copies of pertinent documents are included in Appendix B of this report.

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4.1.2 County Department of Environmental Health
Regulatory Agency Data
Name of Agency: San Diego County Dep artment of Environmental Health (DEH) – CUPA Agency
Point of Contact: https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/deh/doclibrary/ https://www.civicdata.com
Agency Phone Number: (858) 505-6700
Date of Contact: February 2021
Method of Communication: Telephone
Summary of Communication: This agency maintains records pertaining to hazardous materials and hazardous waste inspections and permitting, si te investigation and remediation an d USTs dating back to circa 1975. This agency has the authority to open case file s for initial site investigations where soil impacts are discovered or suspected. Cases are referred to the SDRWQCB when groundwater impacts are discovered. According to reviewed information, this agency maintains at least seven historic case files for th e subject property dating back to the 1980s pertaining to former USTs, salt bath, and degreasers , which were either closed (no further action) or were referred to the SDRW QCB due to groundwater impacts identified in those areas , which are currently being investigated under the current 1998 CAO No. 98-08.

According to a records search, no violations or active U STs are reported at this time in connecti on with the subject prop erty address, and no active cases are reported at this time . Information from the DEH indicates a pending inspe ction dated July 2020. It appears that a final inspection of the facility may be required once it is fully decommissioned.

Copies of pertinent documents are not included in Appendix B of this report.

4.1.3 Air Pollution Control Agency
Regulatory Agency Data
Name of Agency: San Diego Air Pollution Control District (SDAPCD) Point of Contact: www.sdapcd.org
Agency Phone Number: (858) 586-2600
Date of Contact: February 2021
Method of Communication: Online and Telephone
Summary of Communication: According to information from the SDAPCD, 125 permits have been retired in association with th e subject property addre ss. Based on reviewed information, the subject property formerly maintained air emission permits for various machinery including spra y booths, degreasers, foundry san d aerator, coating oper ations, abrasive blasting, caustic chemical milling tank, diesel engine generators , a melting pot, and others. The machinery is no longer present o r will

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be removed from the subject property in the near future and is not currently maintained or operational.

Copies of pertinent documents are included in Appendix B of this report.

4.1.4 State Water Resources Control Board
Regulatory Agency Data
Name of Agency: State Water Resources Control Board – GeoTracker Database Point of Contact: http://geotracker.waterboards.ca.gov/default.asp Mr. Tom Alo, Case Worker (619) 521-3375
Agency Phone Number: (619) 516-1990 (San Diego RWQCB)
Date of Contact: February 2021
Method of Communication: Online and Telephone
Summary of Communication: GeoTracker is the State Water Boards' data management system for sites that imp act, or have the potential to i mpact, wa ter qu ality in California, with emphasis on groundwater. GeoTracker contains records for sites that require cleanup, such as Leaking Unde rground Storage Tank (LUST) Sites, Department of Defense Si tes, and Cleanup Program Sites. GeoTracker a lso c ontains r ecords for various unregulated projects as well as permitted facilities including: Irrigated Lands, Oil and G as production, operating Perm itted U STs, and Land Disposal S ites. GeoTracker portals retrieve records and v iew integrated data sets f rom multiple State Water Board programs and other agencies.

The subject property is identified on the GeoTracker data base in connection with an ongoing investigation and clean up for site wide environmental impacts resulting from historical releases of hazardous substances to the subsurface including into the storm drain conveyance system and the San Diego Bay . The subject property is currently being inv estigated under the regu latory oversight of the SDRWQCB under a CAO No. 98-08 dated April 1998 to Rohr Inc. The CAO requires the cleanup and abatement of wastes discharged from Rohr’s historical manufacturing operations at Parcel B.

Aerospace manufacturing operations were conducted at the subjec t property from circa 1941 until approximately one year ago, whic h involved the operation of heavy machinery within below grade vaults, multiple solvent degreasers, paint spray b ooths, multiple USTs, and other equipment and the use of various hazardous substances including halogenated VOCs such as TCE, metals (aluminum, titanium, lead and steel) , petroleum hydrocarbons, PAHS, PCBs, and other substances identified as COC that have be en r eported in so il, soil vapor and groundwater underlyin g the subject property . TCE and 1,1,1-TCA were historically used as degreasing solve nts and have been the subject of soil , soil vapor and groundwater investigations at

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the subject property facility dating back to the 1980s.

Interim reme dial actions are currently underway on the adjacent parcel located downgradi ent of the subject property source areas , known as Parcel H -3, pursuant to the 1998 CAO No. 98 -08.

Redevelopment activities are planned for Parcel H-3 in the coming months. Implementation of t he interim remedy on Parcel H- 3 occurred from April to Septemb er 2020 and includes four permeable reactive barriers (PRBs), injection of in situ chemical reduction (ISCR) and enhanced in situ bioremediatio n (EISB) amendments. The PRBs were placed as such to capture impacts origi nating from the subject property in hopes to prevent contaminat ion from reaching the San Diego Bay. The SDRWQCB is currently preparing a new site wide CAO No. R9-2020-0099, which will address the clean up remedies and timeline of all was tes discharged to soil, soil vapor, and groundwater from the manufacturing operat ions at the North Campus Property (subject property). CAO No. R9 -2020-0099 will supersede CAO No. 98-08 except for the interim remedial actions at Parcel H-3, which will continue to be conducted under CAO No. 98-08.

The new C AO No. R9 -2020-0099 i s not yet final , although remediation w ork plans and feasibility stu dies are underway at the subject property to address soil and groundwater impacts. It is being surmised that a soil vapor extraction system may be employed as well as targ eted efforts for ground water; however, remedial action p lans have not been determined or finalized.

According to an A nnual Groundwater Monitoring and S ampling Report dated November 21, 2019 , TCE was detected more frequently and at higher concentrations than other VOCs . The maximum TCE concentration was det ected in monitoring well NCW -14A (31,000 micrograms per l iter (μg/L)). Well NCW-14A is completed in Zone A and is located immediately downgradient of the suspected Oiler Shed release area. TCE concentrations in Zone A decrease downgradient of well NCW-14A. At well NCW-020, which is lo cated approximately 500 feet downgradient of NC W-14A, the repor ted TCE concentration

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was 79 μg/L. The highest VOC concentrations in Upper Zone B were detected in well NCW -004B and NCW-006A (both 8,400 μg/L TCE) .

These wells are located offsite and downgradient of the former TCE/1,1,1-TCA AST area adjacent to former Building 57 . The VOC concentrations in L ower Zone B remain substantially less than in the shallower groundwater zones.

No active remediation systems are present on Parcel B; only groundwater m onitoring wells at this time. The identified soil and groundwater impacts at the subject property and current regulatory status is considered to be a REC.

Copies of pertinent documents are included in Appendix B of this report.

4.1.5 Building Department
Regulatory Agency Data
Name of Agency: City of Chula Vista Building Department (CVBD), Development Services
Point of Contact: https://www.chulavistaca.gov/departments/development- services/apply-for-a-permit/online-permit-services
Agency Phone Number: (619) 691-5272
Date of Contact: February 2021
Method of Communication: Online public records request
Summary of Communication: Multiple permits are on file for 850 Lagoon Drive with the CVBD through their online p ortal dating back to 1992 for various tenant improvements, seismic retrofit to Building 1, new construction, utility installations, interior demoliti on of walls, a new storm water collection basin (2001 ), demolition of the South Parcel buildings in 2005, and many others. The address of 850 Lagoon Drive pertains to the entire Rohr Inc. facility; therefore, a large number of permits have been issued for this address , many of which do not pertain to the subject property. Based on other reliable sources of historical information reviewed and based on the pending demolition and redevelopment of the subject property , historical permits (prio r to 1992) were not researched.

Copies of pertinent documents are not included in Appendix B of this report.

4.1.6 Planning Department
Regulatory Agency Data
Name of Agency: City of Chula Vista Planning Department Point of Contact: https://gisweb.chulavistaca.gov/zonefinder/ Agency Phone Number: (619) 691-5101
Date of Contact: February 2021
Method of Communication: Online
Summary of Communication: According to records reviewed, the subject property is currently

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zoned Local Coastal Program Specific Plan Area by the City of Chula Vista in the Chula Vista Bayfront Area.

Copies of pertinent documents are included in Appendix B of this report.

4.1.7 Oil & Gas Exploration
Regulatory Agency Data
Name of Agency: California Department of Conservation (DOC), Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM)
Point of Contact: https://maps.conservation.ca.gov/doggr/wellfinder/#close Agency Phone Number: (916) 322-1080
Date of Contact: February 2021
Method of Communication: Online
Summary of Communication: According to the DOC CalGEM database, no historical oil or gas wells are located o n the subject prope rty, nor is the subject property mapped with the boundary of a designated oil field.

Copies of pertinent documents are included in Appendix B of this report.

4.1.8 Assessor’s Office
Regulatory Agency Data
Name of Agency: San Diego County Assessor (SDCA)
Point of Contact: https://arcc.sdcounty.ca.gov/Pages/assessor.aspx Agency Phone Number: (619) 236-3771
Date of Contact: February 2021
Method of Communication: Online
Summary of Communication: According to re cords reviewed, the subject prop erty is id entified by APNs 571-330-24, 571-330-27, and 571-330- 29. The current owne r is reported as Rohr Inc., who has owned the subject property since circa 1950s and which has undergone several name changes.

Copies of pertinent documents are included in Appendix B of this report.

4.1.9 California Solid Waste Information System (SWIS)
Regulatory Agency Data
Name of Agency: CalRecycle
Point of Contact: https://www2.calrecycle.ca.gov/SolidWaste/Site/Search Agency Phone Number: (916) 322-4027
Date of Contact: February 2021
Method of Communication: Online
Summary of Communication: No records were identified pertaining to past or pres ent landfill activities at the subject property or adjacent areas.

A copy of pertinent documents is not included in Appendix B of this report.

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4.2 Mapped Database Records Search
Information from standard federal, state, count y, and city environmental record sources was provided by Environmental Data Resources, Inc. (EDR) . Dat a from governmental agency lists are updated and integrated into one database, which is updated as these data are released. The information contained in this report was compiled from publicly available sources and the locations of the sites are plotted utilizing a geographic information system, which geocodes th e site addresses. The a ccuracy of the geocoded locations is approximately +/-300 feet.

Using t he ASTM definition of migr ation, Partner consider s the mig ration of hazardous substances or petroleum products in any form onto the subject property during the e valuation of each site listed on the radius report, which includes solid, liquid, and vapor.

4.2.1 Regulatory Database Summary
Radius Report Data
Database Search Radius
(mile)
Subject
Property
Adjacent
Properties
Sites of
Concern
Federal NPL or Delisted NPL Site 1.00 N N N
Federal CERCLIS Site 0.50 N N N
Federal CERCLIS-NFRAP Site 0.50 N N N
Federal RCRA CORRACTS Facility 1.00 N N N
Federal RCRA TSDF Facility 0.50 N N N
Federal RCRA Generators Site (LQG, SQG,
CESQG)

0.25 Y Y N
Federal IC/EC Registries 0.50 N N N
Federal ERNS Site Subject
Property
N N N
State/Tribal Equivalent NPL 1.00 N N N
State/Tribal Equivalent CERCLIS 1.00 N N N
State/Tribal Landfill/Solid Waste Disposal Site 0.50 N N N State/Tribal Leaking Storage Tank Site 0.50 N N N
State/Tribal Registered Storage Tank Sites
(UST/AST)

0.25 Y Y N
State/Tribal Voluntary Cleanup Sites (VCP) 0.50 N N N
State/Tribal Spills 0.50 N N N
Federal Brownfield Sites 0.50 N N N
State Brownfield Sites 0.50 N N N
State HWTS Manifest Varies Y Y N
State Waste Discharge Requirements Varies Y N N
State Cleanup Site Varies Y Y N
County Regulated Site Varies Y Y N
EDR MGP Varies N N N
EDR US Hist Auto Station Varies N N N
EDR US Hist Cleaners Varies N N N

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4.2.2 Subject Property Listings
The subject property is id entified on multiple Federal, State and local regulatory databases in connection with historical aerospace m anufacturing operations, hazardous waste activity, air emissions, storm water tracking, and several release cases under the address of 850 Lagoon Dr ive. The release cases were investigated, remediated and received regulatory case closure letters from the SDRWQCB or the local San Diego County DEH; however, a majority of the historical cases continue to be investigated as part of the site wide groundwater investigation and c leanup efforts due to groundwater impacts identifie d in those areas such as the salt bath area in Building 1 and the oiler shed. The release events as identified in the EDR report and GeoTracker database include the following:
• BF Goodrich Aerospace Facility , 850 L agoon Drive, UST closure of one 10,000-gallon diesel tank adjacent to former Building 57 in August 1987. Impacted soils around the UST were removed and disposed along with 500 gallons of impacted water. This UST received regulatory closure from the County DEH on August 2, 2002.
• UTC A erospace Systems, Former North Oiler She d, B uilding 1 . The Oil er Shed co nsists of a covered storage area outside the south end of Building 1 where historically new oil product was stored and used cutting oil was recovered from scrap metal shavings. An undocumented 550- gallon UST was discovered and removed in 2000 during renovations in the oiler shed area that contained petroleum hydrocarbon s and VOCs. The tank h ad holes and corrosion , and a groundwater sample identified elevated con centrations of TCE and other VOCs. This UST was granted closure on January 3, 2013, for total recoverable petroleum hydrocarbons ( TRPH) only, while the remaining VOC impacts are being addressed by the site wide CAO . This area of the subject property is considered to be a hot spot.
• Goodrich Aerostructures, Tank 6, Oiler Shed Sump, Building 1. This sump was 2’x2’ and three feet deep including a long drainage trench where machine coolant was collected, recycled and dispensed. Initially equipment a nd m etal chip tubs were drained of oil or coolant and accumulated in the trough and sump where it was then pumped into an AST u p until 1992. This sump was granted closure on June 1, 2012, for petroleum hydrocarbons only, while the remaining VOC impacts are being addressed by the site wide CAO.
• Goodrich Aerostructures – North Campus – Salt Bath C70, 850 Lagoon Drive, the former salt bath consisted of fou r below-grade structures that were considered to be USTs . The salt baths were used in the aluminum formin g process and formerly contained a hexavalent chrome additive to control c orrosion. The oper ation is the subject of an ongoing evaluation, due to hexavalent chromium found in groundwater in this area . Soil beneath the salt baths was reportedly excavated and disposed. The Salt Bath C70 was administratively closed on May 8, 201 9, however potential contaminant releases from it are part of the larger cleanup and remediation efforts at the subject property as a whole.

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• Goodrich Aerostructures Machine S hop Sump, Tan k No. 34. The sump was located in t he southern portion of Building 1 and was constructed in 1943 and consisted of a 4 -foot by 4-foot concrete structure that was approximately 6 feet deep (total capacity: approximately 720 gallons) and considered to be an UST by the DEH. Hydraulic oil was collected from larger, floor-mounted milling machines (N/C machines ) that were plumbed to the sump. The N/C machines were supplied with hydraulic oil from a central hydraulic unit. Hydraulic oil was transferred to each N/C machine through utility tr enches via hydraulic lines. The Tank 34 w as administratively closed on May 8, 2019, however potential contaminant releases from it are part of the larger cleanup and remediation efforts at the subject property as a whole. • Goodrich Aerostructures/Rohr – Goodrich Aerostructures North Campus, 850 Lagoon Drive. The regulatory status is reported as Open-Assessment & Interim Remedial Action as of March 13, 2020.

This case pertains to the on-going investigation and cleanup of the subject property discussed in Section 4.1.4 above. In summary, Parcel B as part of the R ohr Inc. North Ca mpus property that includes Parcels A, B and C, was issued a CAO in 1998 for the investigation and remediation of environmental impacts at the subject property from historical manufacturing o perations. Site remedial action plans for soil, soil vapor and groundwater and a Human Health Risk Assessment (HHRA) for Parcel B is in progress. Health-based remediation goals (HBRGs) are being developed for Parcel B, which will drive the remediation at Parcel B.

4.2.3 Adjacent Property Listings
Adjacent properties under investigation for soil and/or groundwater impacts include the following:
• Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan Development (CVBMP) is a cooperative public/private pl anning effort of the Port of San Diego, the City of Chula Vi sta, and Pa cifica Companies t hat totals approximately 556 acres of land . The CVBMP includes the former South Bay Power Plant demolition, assessment, and cleanup area, the Chula Vista Marina area and a former portion of the Rohr Inc./BF Goodrich facility property (adjacent South Campus and Parcel H-3). The purpose of the project is to develop a master plan that transformers underutilized industrial properties into a thriving waterfront resort destination . This project has a regulatory status of Open- Assessment & Interim Remedial Action as of May 10, 2017, under the jurisdiction of the SDRWQCB for environmental impacts to soil, soil vapor and groundwater from VOCs, metals, PCBs, and petroleum hydrocarbons. The investigation is ongoing.
• Rohr Inc., South Campus (south of H Street) was f ormerly developed with multiple buildings operated by Rohr Inc. dating back to 1941, where manufacturing of engine components for use in the aviation and aerospace industry was performed (similar to the subject propert y). Chemicals stored at the South Camp us Property and used during manufacturing operations have been found in the soil, soil gas, and groundwater as reported in site environmental investigation reports and groundwater monitoring reports. The group of chemicals discharged include, but are not limited to, VOCs, metals, petroleum hydrocarbons, PAHs, and PCBs.

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In 1998, the SDRWQCB issued CAO No. 98 -08 to Rohr, Inc. that requires the cleanup and abatement of wastes discharged from Rohr’s manufacturing operatio ns locat ed a t 850 L agoon Drive (North Campus Property and South Campus Property). On July 13, 1999, the City of Chula Vista, the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Chula Vista, the Port of San Diego, and Rohr entered into a Relocation Agreement . Thirty-eight acr es o f Rohr -owned property were transferred to the Port of San Diego and a 28 -acre lease of Port tidelands was terminated as part of this Relocation Agreement for the entire South Campu s site. In 2002, Rohr vacated the South Campus Property and co nsolidated ma nufacturing operations to the North Campus Property (subject property). In 2007, the Port of San Diego demolished all buildings at the South Campus.

In 2014, the SDRWQCB issued CAO No. R9-2014-0019, which requires the cleanup or abatement of all wastes discharged to soil, soil gas, a nd groundwater from the manufacturing operations at the South Campus Property . CAO No. R9 -2014-0019 supersedes CAO No. 98 -08.

Implementation of the soil Reme dial Action Plan (RAP) is currentl y underway and has n ot yet received final regulatory closure. Groundwater monitoring and remedial efforts are ongoing. • Rohr, Inc., North Campus – Parcel A, 850 Lagoon Drive (adjacent p arcel to t he east). The regulatory status is listed as Open-Site Assessment as of November 17, 2017. The site comprises two parcels that are part of the Rohr manufacturing facility that include Buildings 29, 99 and 100.

Industrial activities and historical chemical use on Parcel A were more limited compared to the main manufacturing portions of the facilit y located on Parcel B an d the for mer South Campus .

Building 29 was primarily used for tooling, machining, and office space. At one time, the northernmost portion served as the maintenance department. Rohr purchased Buildings 99 and 100 in 1986 and primaril y used them for administ rative pu rposes. Prior to Rohr’s ownership, Parcel A had other uses. It is reported that Parcel A buildings were previously equipped with USTs containing gaso line, diesel and waste oil, two wastewater cla rifiers, ASTs, a paint spray booth, solvent degreaser s, and other equipment. Soil , soil vapor and groundwater investigations are ongoing at Parcel A . According to a November 2020 Conceptual Site Model (CSM) report for Parcel A, a Human Health Risk A ssessment (HHR A) for Parcel A is in progress. Health-based remediation goals (HBRGs) are being developed for Parcel A. There were no environmental concerns related to soil or soil vapor at Buildings 99 and 100. It is reported in the CSM for Parcel A that VOC releases have migrated thro ugh the soil to groundwater, resulting in a groundwater plume that extends westward below Parcel B (subject property).

Based on the findings, vapor migration is a potential environmental concern at this time.

4.2.4 Sites of Concern Listings
No additional sites of concern are identified in the regulatory database report.

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4.2.5 Orphan Listings
Thirteen orphan listings are identified in the EDR regulatory database report that include the subject property and nearby or adjacent parcels of land. Goodrich Corporation DBA Rohr Inc. at Foot o f H Street is listed on the County HMMD (Hazardous Materials Management Division) database for historical hazardous materials inventory dated 2012 as well as UST records maintained by the Cou nty. Up to 50 USTs and exempt vaults are reported at the subject property. The USTs are listed as removed or closed, while the vaults (sumps) are listed as exempt.

Three solid waste landfills are listed, which are not l ocated in the immediate vicinity of the subject property. The Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan – South Bay Power Plant (Bay Sediment As sessment) site is listed that was discussed in Section 4.2.3. The remaining orphan listings are not located in the vicinity of the subject property and are not expected to represent a significant environmental concern.

A copy of the regulatory database report is included in Appendix C of this report.

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5.0 USER PROVIDED INFORMATION AND INTERVIEWS
In order to qualify for one of the Landowner Liability Protection s (LLPs) o ffered by the Small Business Liability Relief an d Brownfields Revitalization Act of 2001 (the Brownfields Amendments), the User must conduct the following inquiries required by 40 CFR 312.25, 312.28, 312.29, 312.30, and 312.31. The User should p rovide the following information t o the environmental professional . Failure to pr ovide this information could result in a determination that all appropriate inquiries is not complete. The User is asked to provide information or knowledge of the following:
• Review Title and Judicial Records for Environmental Liens and AULs • Specialized Knowledge or Experience of the User
• Actual Knowledge of the User
• Reason for Significantly Lower Purchase Price
• Commonly Known or Reasonably Ascertainable information • Degree of Obviousness
• Reason for Preparation of this Phase I ESA
Fulfillment of these user responsibilities is key to qualification for the identified defenses to CERCLA liability. Partner requested our Client to provide infor mation to satisfy User Responsi bilities as identified in Section 6 of the ASTM guidance.

Pursuant to ASTM E1527-13, Partner requested the following site information from PW Wohl G Street LLC (User of this report).

User Responsibilities
Item Provided by
User
Not Provided
by User
Discussed
Below
Does Not
Apply
AAI User Questionnaire X X
Title Records, Environmental Liens, and AULs X X
Specialized Knowledge X X
Actual Knowledge X X
Valuation Reduction for Environmental Issues X X
Identification of Key Site Manager Section 5.1.3 X
Reason for Performing Phase I ESA Section 1.1 X
Prior Environmental Reports X X
Other X X

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5.1 Interviews

5.1.1 Interview with Owner
Mr. Rick Siordia and Mr. David Danchise with Rohr Inc., subject property owner representatives, were not aware of any pending, thre atened, or past litigation relevant to hazardous substances or petroleum products in, on, or from the subject property; any pending, threatened, or past administrative proceedings relevant to hazardous substances or petroleum product s in, on, or from the s ubject pro perty; or any notices from a governmental entity regarding any possible violation of e nvironmental laws or pos sible liability relating to hazardous substances or petroleum products.

Mr. Siordia and Mr. Danchi se further stated that the property is curren tly being decommissioned where equipment is being removed from the property in anticipation of redevelopment . Mr. Siordia and Mr.

Danchise stated that no active USTs or indu strial processes are being conducted and that manufacturing activities ceased appr oximately one year ago . S mall qua ntities of hazardous substances including petroleum products are still present in support of decommissioning and dismantling activities of large pieces of equipment such as ovens, spray booth s and other large units still present in the building. The WWTP is still present but not operational with several associated ASTs having been removed. Mr. Siordia and Mr. Danchi se are aware of the ongoing investigation and clean up of the subject property and provided general status information.

5.1.2 I nterview with Report User
Mr. Emil Wohl , report user, is not aware o f any pending, threatened , or past litigation relevant to hazardous substances or pet roleum products in, on , or from the subject propert y; any pending, threatened, or past administrative proceedings relevant to hazardous substances or petroleum products in, on, or from the subjec t property; or any notices from a government al entity regardi ng any possible violation of environmental laws or possible liability relat ing to hazardous substances or petroleum products.

According to Mr. Wohl , the facility is actively decommissioning in anticipation of redevelopment. Mr.

Wohl is aware of the ongoing investigation and clean up of the subject property and provid ed general status information for the property.

5.1.3 Interview with Key Site Manager
Mr. Rick Siordia and Mr. Danchise acted as key site managers (see Section 5.1.1 above).

5.1.4 Interviews with Past Owners, Operators and Occupants Interviews with past owners, operators an d occupants were not conducted sin ce information regarding the potential for contamination at the subject property was obtained from other sources.

5.1.5 Interview with Others
As the subject property is not an abandoned pro perty as defined in ASTM 1527-13, i nterview with others were not performed.

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5.2 User Provided Information

5.2.1 Title Records, Environmental Liens, and Activity and Use Limitations (AULs) Partner was not provided with title recor ds or environmental lien and AUL information for review as part of this as sessment. As a note, an EDR Environmental Lien and AUL Search report was prepared in April 2013 as part of a prior Phase I ESA prepared by URS; however, it does not appear to include the subject property APNs.

5.2.2 Specialized Knowledge
The User did have specia lized knowledge of environmental c onditions associated with the subject property at the time of the assessment in connection with the ongoing investigation and clea nup of the subject property due to historical manufacturing operations , which resulted in soil, soil vapor and groundwater impacts (see Section 4.0 for discussions).

5.2.3 Actual Knowledge of the User
The User was not aware of environmental liens and/or AULs encumbering the subject property or in connection with the subject property at the time of the assessment.

5.2.4 V aluation Reduction for Environmental Issues
The User was not aware of any reductions in property value due to environmenta l issues; however, a sale agreement for Parcel B reportedly has not been finalized according to Rohr Inc. personnel.

5.2.5 Commonly Known or Reasonably Ascertainable Information The User did provide information that is c ommonly known or reasonably ascertainable within the local community about the subject property at the time of the assessment.

5.2.6 Previous Reports and Other Provided Documentation Multiple prior reports were provided to Partner for review during the course of this assessment , some of which are discussed below. In addition, hundreds of investigations have been conducted for the Rohr Inc. facility that are posted to the State Water Resources Control Board GeoTracker website at:
https://geotracker.waterboards.ca.gov. Partner reviewed the most current information on GeoTracker and spoke with the case manager (Mr. Tom Al o), the information from which is incorporated into this Phase I ESA report.

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, UTAS Chula Vista, 850 Lagoon Drive, prepared by URS Corporation Americas (URS) dated April 2, 2013
URS prepared t his rep ort on behalf of United Technologies Aerospace Systems (UTAS) when UTAS acquired Goodrich Aerostructures Group. The format and content of this report were prepared in general accordance with ASTM International Standa rd Practice f or Environmental Site Assessments: Phase I Site Assessment Practice E 1527-05 and the United States EPA’s standards for All Appropriate Inquiry (AAI) at 40 CFR Part 312, with particular emphasis on historical operations. The report was prepared for the North Campus only and included a site reconnaissance visit, extensive regulatory and historical research, review

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of prior environmental s ite assessment reports, and review of local physiographic and hydrogeologic conditions in the site vicinity.

The facility was described by URS as used primarily for manufact uring structural and engine components for aircraft. Industrial activities include d metals casting and fabrication, and materials manufacturing, handling, assembly, and storage. The manufac turing process includes tool and die casting and shaping and milling of metal parts by machining and chemical processes. Support activities included maintenance and storage of vehicles, recycling of materials, and industrial wastewater treatment . Goodrich also operated a Cogeneration P lant that was const ructed in 2001 on adjacent Parcel C. The Cogeneration Plant was operated by NORESCO and consisted of three Fairbanks Morse natural gas -fired internal combustion engines with 4,410 brake horsepower produci ng about 3,165 kilowatts of powe r. The Cogeneration plant is no longer present on Parcel C.

As of 2013, a considerable number of investigations of COCs in soil, groundwater and sediment at and downgradient of the subject property were conducted. Investigations were s pecific to certain source areas. Since issuance of the CAO by the RWQCB in 1998, much of the investigation conducted has focused on the site- wide occurrence of TCE and other VOCs in soil and groundwater associated with historic operations at the subject p roperty and the inv estigation a nd corrective actions in storm water Outfall No 1 and other historical outfalls.

URS concluded that there were several locations of historical operations, former vessels, and vaults that are areas of potential concern that warrant further inves tigation. Some of the areas are c oincident with current operations. Since the SWCS historically served as a conveyance for discharges of waste to the Bay, it was recommended at that time that the former outfall locations be investigated. Past investigations have also indicated the presence of COCs and debris along the former high tide line (shoreline).

Report Data Gap Assessment, Rohr Inc. North Campus, prepared by AECOM dated February 2016 AECOM (formerly URS Corporation Americas) prepared this report for Rohr Inc., a UTC Aerospace Systems Company. The purpose of the investigation was to assess the potential for migration of VOCs in groundwater from the North to the S outh Campus as directed by the RWQCB. This report addressed this request specific to the southern portion of the North Campus and includes an assessment of combined data that extends from the southern portion of North Campus to the northern portion of South Campus.

Multiple investigations h ave been conducted on the site since the late 1980s. Investigations prior to issuance of the CAO by the RWQCB in March 1998 were conducted under the regulatory oversight of the San Diego County DEH, and there were several subsurface structures that were designated as having had releases of hazard materials. The ensuing investigations and soil remediation activities initially focused on targeted locations that included a diesel- fuel UST (case closed), a 1,1,1–TCA/TCE AST that was formerly located west of the former location of Building 57, and the Salt Bath (C-70) in Building 1 . Each of the se features is no longer present on the subject property but are still considered hot spot areas. Constituents of concern (COCs) in these specific areas included TCE, 1,1,1-TCA and their daughter products, petroleum hydrocarbons (former) and hexavalent chromium.

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The purpose of this focused investigation was to collect additional data for evaluating the presence of VOCs in groundwater both on and off -site. The investigation borings were genera lly placed along the boundary be tween the North and South Campuse s to f ill data gaps . The scope of work included the advancement of 15 CPT-MIP (Cone Penetrometer Technology/Membrane Interface Probe) borings (CPT- 026 through CPT -040) and collected groundw ater grab samples at each locati on to evaluate subsurface geology and g roundwater quality and t he analysis of the groundwater samples for VOCs and general water quality parameters.

In Zone A, there is contribution of VOCs from North Campus in the vicinity of former Building 45 located on the South Campus. There is a s ource of PCE, TCE, and 1,1-DCE (from 1,1,1 -TCA) in Zone A near the Oiler Shed. Most of the plume derived from the Oiler Shed is migrating down-dip along a sand layer that starts above 25 ft bgs (Zone A) and dips down into Upper Zone B by the time the plume reaches CPT-028 located at the southwest cor ner of Parcel B. Isoconcentration maps included with this report show that chemicals of concern have migrated off site to the west and southwes t in all water bearing zones, primarily in Zones A and Upper Zo ne B. TCE impacts are widespread across Parcel B in the shallowest groundwater Zone A then taper off in the lower B Zones.

Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, Project Springsteen Parcel B , 850 Lagoon Drive, prepared by Haley & Aldrich, Inc., dated January 2018
The report was prepared on behalf of UTC Aerospace Systems, Inc. (UTAS). The purpose of the Phase II was to inv estigate soil for the presence of COCs and characterize soil con ditions at the subject property.

The assessment included the advancement of 121 soil borings with the analysis of 246 soil samples and 43 groundwater samples from those borings for the presence of COC. Soil analytical results were compared to potentially rele vant h uman health risk sc reening criteria for residential and commer cial/industrial property uses, and groundwater protection levels developed for the adjacent South Campus.

Groundwater analytical results were compared to California Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) and San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Boa rd vapor-intrusion scre ening levels. Haley & Aldrich concluded the following:

No additional major VOC sources were identified in soil with the exception of boring PB-026 located near the former foundry inside Building 1. No major VOC sources were identi fied along the former historical shoreline, except for one boring PB-109 placed between Building 1 and the WWTP.

The TCE concentrations in shallow groundw ater at boring PB-050 inside Building 1 suggests that there could be additional sources in soil that have not been previously identified.

PCBs were not identified in soil within the historical manufacturing areas inside Building 1 with the exception of o ne boring location. No significa nt concentrations of PCBs we re p resent in soil in the machine shop or oiler shed locations. PCBs were identified along the former historical shoreline and near former storm drain outfalls, including an area north of H Street that was previously identified and remediated. In addition, PCB analytical results for soil do not support the wide -spread use of PCB - containing cutting oils or fluids.

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Petroleum hydrocarbons at concentratio ns above 1,000 mg/kg are present along the former historical shoreline near Building 50 and in the stre tch forming area at boring PB -033 inside Building 1. Petroleum product was observed and remediated in the area of the existing WWTP in circa 2000 at the time the plant was constructed. Also, URS reported oily soil in the stretch forming area in 2013 (boring UT-46).

There were no significant conce ntrations of metals identified in soil within the historical manufacturing areas of the faci lity. The metals of concern appear to include antimony, lead and hexavalent chromium along the former historical shoreline and the former western drainage ditch. Further characterization and profiling will be needed prior to remediating soil.

Groundwater analytical results for the borings were generally consistent with the current understanding of the distribution of TCE in shallow groundwater across the property , found in various and comingled plumes. Certain VOCs are present in groundwater above their respective MCLs and commercial/industrial ESLs for vapor intrusion across the subject property.

PCBs were present in groundwater on the south side of the subject property at boring PB-122 along H Street at the H Street excavation area above the MCL.

Metals do not appear to be a significant concern in groundwater. There were four locations where one or more of the followi ng metals was present above its MCL: antimon y and lead at boring PB-24 at the east side of Building 1; cadmium at boring PB -031 in the former foundry area; chromium at boring PB -011 at the north side of the subject property; and nickel at boring PB -018 at the northwest corner of the subject property.

Indoor Air Screening Technical Memorandum, Rohr Inc., Building 1, prepared by Haley & Aldrich Inc., dated October 2018
This report was prepared on behal f of Rohr Inc., a UTC Aerospace Systems Company. Rohr requested indoor air screening in Building 1 as TCE has been found in soil and shallow groundwater (5 to 8 feet bgs) beneath the subject property . Building 1 was constructed in 1941 as the facility ’s main ma nufacturing building and the location where solv ents were used. The assessment was conducte d to assess the potential presence of TCE in indoor air, to ident ify potential preferential pathways for subsurface vapor intrusion and to evaluate whether response actions are necessary. Building 1 includes adjoining buildings that share a common wall or doorway including Buildings 22, 54 and 55. At the time of this assessment, portions of the building were being vacated in connection with downsizing of operations.

Investigations conducted since the 1980s have shown that soil and groundwater contain VOCs, primarily TCE, found to be present beneath the building slab at high concentrations . The highest TCE concentrations were generally located near historical degreasers, mechanical vaults and wh ere solvents were used. Indoor air and preferential pathway sc reening were conducted in the building using direct - reading instruments. First a hand -held photoionization detector (PID) was used to measure total VOCs (TVOCs). As PID screenin g results fluctuate, the measurem ents were recorded in concentration ranges .

PID screening was conducted at 88 locations in Building 1 and seven ambient outdoor locations.

Following the breathing z one and preferential pathway screening with the PID, TCE mea surements were collected and analyzed using a portable gas chromatograph/mass spectrometer (GC/MS) device.

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TCE screening results were less than 8 µg/m3 EPA Region 9 Indoor Air Response Action Level for TCE, also identified by DTSC as the commercial/industrial worker accelerated response action level assuming a n 8- hour workday. In certain areas of the building, TVOC measurements and TCE screening results were likely influenced by building ventilation and indoor chemical usage. There were some slab penetrat ions that appeared to be serving as a preferential pathway for subsurface vapor intrusion. Recommendations included sealing cracks, utility trench plate perforations and conduits then retesting those areas; conduct indoor air screening during winter months to evaluate the effect of closed doors on indoor air quality; and maintain good ventilation.

Conceptual Site Model (CSM), Rohr Inc. – North Campus, 850 Lagoon Drive , prepared by Haley & Aldrich, Inc., dated May 2020
Haley & Aldrich, Inc., submitted this report to the SDRWQCB on behalf of Rohr, Inc. for the North Campus, Parcels A, B, and C. The CSM was prepared to meet the requirements of a new Cleanup and Abatement Order (CAO) that will supersede CAO No. 98 -08. The new CAO has not yet been issued . Rohr is in the process of decommissioning and selling portions of the North Campus.

The North Campus groundwater monitoring network consists of 55 monitoring wells, 30 of which are collocated clusters of three wells, and four of which are collocated clusters of two wells. The monitoring well network at the subject property comprises the following:
• Salt Bath Area Wells: MW1-1 through MW1-7 were installed near the former C-70 Salt Bath inside Building 1 to monitor total and hexavalent chromium concentrations i n groundwater. T he wells are screened in first encountered groundwater and are shallower than Zone A wells at the subject property.
• Former Building 57 Area Wells: MW57 -1, -2, -3, -5, -6, and -7 were installed to monitor total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) and VOC concentrations in groundwater in the vicinity of a diesel- fuel UST and a 1,1,1–TCA/TCE AST that had been located west of former Building 57. Like the Salt Bath Area wells, the Building 57 Area wells are screened in first encountered groundwater and are shallower than Zone A wells at the subject property.
• Site-Wide Cluster Wells: Cluster wells NCW -001 though NCW- 009 and NCW-013 each consist of three wells with screens completed in Zone A, Upper Zone B, or Lower Zone B. The wells were installed t o monitor V OC concentrations a nd groundwater flow conditions Site -wide. Clust er wells NCW-006 thought -009 are on Parcel H-3 to the adjacent west of the subject property. • Oiler Shed/North of Chula Vista Marina Monitoring Wells: NCW -014 and NCW- 015 cluster wells consist of two wells with screens completed in Zone A and Upper Zone B; monitoring wells NCW- 016 through NCW-020 are single monitoring wells completed in Zone A or Upper Zone B. The wells were installed in 2018 as part of the Oiler Shed and North of Marina i nvestigation to monitor VOC concentrations and groundwater flow conditions in the area between the Oiler Shed and the Chula Vista Marina, due to off-site migration of contamination.

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Soil and groundwater conditions have been extensively charac terized on t he North Campus. Th e following observations and information collect ed from the past Site investigation and remediation activities on the North and South Campuses have revealed the following:
• VOCs in soil are typically localized around former tanks and vaults. • The occurre nce of metals above DTSC- SLs for commercial/indust rial property use or GPLs developed for the adjacent South Campus are typically found at former surface water features (former outfalls, shoreline, and along the former drainage features). • PCBs are found m ostly along the historical shoreline and outfalls . None were detected in the Machine Shop and Oiler Shed where petroleum hydrocarbons have been identified. • Shallow groundwater is the primary vapor intrusion source . VOCs in soil in so urce areas also contribute to vapor intrusion.

Haley & Aldrich conclu ded that, in their opinion, the vadose zone soil at the subject property has been adequately characterized. Further evaluation of soil can be accompli shed when implementing soil remedial action plans (RAPs) on Parcels A and B and a Demolition and Environmental Monitoring Plan on Parcel B once the building foundations and pavement have been removed. Groundwater has also been adequately characterized. While shallow groundwa ter has been sampled extensively using in- situ sampling devices, the results may over estimate metals concentrations in Zone A groundwater on the North Campus. Groundwater metals analyses are recom mended for the existing Zone A wells on the North Campus to evaluate whet her the in -situ gr oundwater results are representative of actual groundwater quality.

Copies of pertinent pages reviewed are included in Appendix B of this report.

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6.0 SITE RECONNAISSANCE
The weather at the time of the site visit was sunny a nd clear. Refer to Section 1.5 for limitations encountered during the field reconnaissa nce and Sections 2.1 and 2.2 f or subject property operations .

The table below provides the site assessment details:

Site Assessment Data
Site Assessment Performed By: Margaret Thomas
Site Assessment Conducted On: January 13, 2021
The table below provides the subject property personnel interviewed during the field reconnaissance:

Site Visit Personnel for 850 Lagoon Drive (Subject Property) Name Title/Role Contact Number Site Walk*
Yes/No
Emil Wohl Client Representative (619) 296-4113 Yes
Rick Siordia EHS Manager, Rohr Inc. (619) 691-4279 Yes
David Danchise Facilities Manager, Rohr Inc. (619) 691-4279 Yes * Accompanied Partner during the field reconnaissance activities and provided information pertaining to the current operations and maintenance of the subject property Environmental concerns were identified during the on site reconnaissance related to former USTs, vaults, the former storage, use, and generation o f hazardous su bstances, indications of former subsurface investigations, etc., as further discussed in Sections 6.1 and 6.2.

6.1 General Site Characteristics

6.1.1 Solid Waste Disposal
Municipal waste dumpsters and large bins are located throughout the sub ject property used for appropriate waste disposal of items including scrap metal recycling and other recycled materials . An independent solid waste disposal contractor removes solid waste from the subject property. No evidence of illegal dumping of solid waste was observed during the Partner site reconnaissance.

6.1.2 Sewage Discharge and Disposal
Sanitary discharges on the subject property are directed into the municipal sanitary s ewer system. The City of Chula Vista services the subject property vicinity. No septic systems were observed or reported on the subject property. An inactive WWTP is present (see Section 6.1.6).

6.1.3 Surface Water Drainage
Storm water is removed from the subject property primarily by sheet flow action across the paved surfaces towards s torm water drains located throughout the subject pr operty and in the public right of way. Temporary berms were observed around the storm drain inlets at the subject property. An extensive storm water conveyance system (SWCS) is present at the subject property that currently drains through two outfalls (Outfall Nos. 1 and 2) to San Diego Bay. During the 1970s, there were 7 to 10 reported stormwater outfalls discharging to San Diego Bay in and around the subject property. Due to the low elevation of the

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property, the SWCS is tidally influenced. Historical allegations of process rinse water discharges to the SWCS were reported in the 1950s to 1970s prior to the ins tallation of a WWTP where there is a possibility of sediment impacts in and around the San D iego Bay and/or along the historical shoreline, which was the subject of the 1998 CAO and will be addressed in the future via a separate CAO, which may involve the subject property. Based on the reported historical industrial waste discharges to the SWCS, sediment impacts in and around the San Diego Bay represent a potential environmental concern.

The subject property does not appear to be a desig nated wetland area, based on information obtained from the United States Fish & Wildlife Serv ice, N ational Wetlands Inventory data base; however, a comprehensive wetlands survey would be required in order to formally determine a ctual wetlands on the subject property. No surface impoundments, wetlands, natural catch basins, settling ponds, or lagoons are located on the subject property. No drywells were identified on the subject property.

6.1.4 Source of Heating and Cooling
Heating and cooling systems as well as domestic hot water equipment are fueled by electricity and natural gas provided by San Diego Gas & Electr ic (SDG&E). Heating and cooling systems are limited at the subject prope rty to office areas, the cafeteria building and other spaces. Large warehouse spaces are heated by ceiling mounted space heaters. A majority of the buildings at the subject property are small storage structures with no heating and cooling.

6.1.5 Wells and Cisterns
Multiple groundwater m onitoring wells are present across the subje ct property in connection with an ongoing investigation and remediation of the property (see Section 5.2.6 for discussion on groundwater monitoring wells).

6.1.6 Wastewater
Domestic wastewater generated a t the subject pr operty is disposed by means of the sanitary sewer system. No industrial proce sses are currently performed at the subject property; however, an inactive WWTP is present at the subject property that was constructed in 2000 to replace a former WWTP located on the South Campus. When the South Campus closed, many of the processes and equipment were transferred to the subject p roperty Pa rcel B. The WWTP is situated west of Building 1 and south of Building 117 along the historic shoreline of the San Diego Bay . The entire WWTP is constructed within a secondary containment that includes concrete slurry walls and a liner . Approximately 15 2,500- to 6,000- gallon capacit y treatment and bulk storage ASTs and three 50,000-gallon capacity process tanks are located within additional containment vaults in this area . The WWTP system operated under Industrial Discharge User Permit #13-0161-04.

According to reviewed in formation, t he WWTP systems include d chrome reduction, pH adjus tment for heavy metal precipitation, pH neutralization, microfiltration, and final neutralization. The treated effluent was further treated by carbon filtration and rever se osmosis (RO). The RO rejec t is discharged t o the sewer and the balance, if further treated, went through an ion exchange system . The resulting deionized (DI) water was stored in a 50,000- gallon AST. Th e DI water was recycled back to the chemical process

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lines. Waste streams fro m this pro cess were characterized as hazardous and trans ported offsite for disposal by a variety of licensed waste transporters under hazardous waste manifest. Bulk storage of acidic and caustic produ ct was also stored in the WWTP. As a note, debris and hydrocarbon product were uncovered during construction of the WWTP that may be associated with historical releases or dumping that occurred along the pre-1960 shoreline.

In addition, an inground grease interceptor is present adjacent to the cafeteria bu ilding (Building 33).

Based on its intended use, it is not expected to represent a significant environmental concern.

Four active clarifiers were reported in 2013 at the subject property at Buildings 1 and 341, which are currently inactive and will be removed during site redevelopment (see also Section 6.2.7).

6.1.7 Septic Systems
No septic systems were observed or reported on the subject property.

6.1.8 Additional Site Observations
No additional general site characteristics were observed during the site reconnaissance.

6.2 Potential Environmental Hazards

6.2.1 Hazardous Substances and Petroleum Products Used or Stored at the Site No significant quantities of hazardous substances or petroleum products were observ ed on the subj ect property during the site reconnaissance, as the facility is currently in the process of decommissioning and removing equipment and materials to offsite locations. Partner observed several new 55-gallon drums of petroleum-based oils in the Oiler Shed on secondar y containment and several flammable materials cabinets located throughout the facility. The CERS database reports a chemical inventory that most likely reflects inventory from a few years ago (see Section 4.1.1).

According to prior site investigations, hazardous materials were used both in bulk and in small quantities throughout the facility. Generally, hydraulic and lubricating oils were used to operate numerous hydraulic machinery; caustic solutions were used in product process lines for cleaning and etching of alum inum, steel and titanium ; and caustic chemicals were stored and processed in the WWTP. Additionally, cutting oils and kerosene were used in the machine shop, and paint solvents were used for thinning and cleaning at several paint process locations where spray booths and other associated machinery were located. Bulk storage of hazardous materials was also stored in Building 310 (Chemical Services) and the Oiler Shed.

Historically the facility used TCE and 1,1,1 -TCA as its prim ary degreasing solvents. TCE use was phased out in circa 1973 and replaced by 1,1,1 -TCA. 1,1,1 -TCA was used at the facility until the late 1990s, at which time it was replaced by water-based degreasers, such as Spray Clean 12, a non-hazardous aqueous alkaline cleaner to clean parts of oil and grease prior to painting. MEK, MIBK and acetone were also used for degreasing purposes in the past.

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6.2.2 Aboveground & Underground Hazardous Substance or Petroleum Product Storage Tanks (ASTs/USTs)
ASTs are present at the subject pr operty in the WWTP , which are no longer in use . No active USTs are present at the subject property, although, several prior USTs were removed with one known UST abandoned in place at or near the oiler shed . The largest USTs included four 10,000-gallon tanks, which contained diesel, gasoline and waste oil/coolant removed and closed-in place in 1987 under the oversight of the County DEH. Three 6,000-gallon USTs containing gasoline and diesel (reported at Building 25) were removed in 2002 also under the oversight of the County DEH.

Multiple additional smaller USTs, vaults and a sump were reported all of which are closed or removed.

6.2.3 Evidence of Releases
Multiple groundw ater monitoring wells are located across the subje ct property that is evidence of a release. See Section 4.1 .4 and 5.2.6 for a discussion o f response actions being taken at the subject property.

6.2.4 Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)
Older transformers and other electrical equipment cou ld contain PCBs at a level that su bjects them to regulation by the U.S. EPA. PCBs in el ectrical equipment are controlled by Uni ted States Enviro nmental Protection Agency regulations 40 CFR, Part 761. Under the regulations, there are three categories into which electrical equipment can be classified: 1) Less than 50 parts per million (ppm) of PCBs – “Non-PCB;” 2) 50 ppm -500 ppm – “PCB -Contaminated;” and, 3 ) Greater than 500 ppm – “PCB -Containing.” The manufacture, process, or distribution in commerce or use of any PCB in any manner other than in a totally enclosed manner was prohibited after July 2, 1979.

The on-site reconnaissance addressed indoor and outdoor transformers that may contain PCBs. Multiple electrical transformers are present at the subject property that are owned and maintained by SDG&E. Of the transformers observed, no leaks or stains were observed on the concrete pad at the base of the units.

Based on our experience, SD G&E is responsible for reporting that potential PCBs associated with their transformers are within regulatory limits. According to reviewed information, it does not appear that the transformers at Parcel B contain PCBs, as the units were retrofitted many years ago.

In addition, it is reported that PCBs were not known to be present in hydraulic manufacturing machinery operated at the subject property.

SDG&E operates the Montgomer y Substation on a n adjacent parcel situated along the north side of the subject property, south of G Street. According to provided information, it appe ars that several of the transformer units within the substation have been retrofitted between 1987 and 1992 and do not contain regulated quantities of PCBs. The status of the remaining transformers is not currently known; however, it is likely that all remaining transformers were also retrofitted by SDG&E.

According to the 2013 URS Phase I ESA report, PCBs have been documented in sediment removed from the Outfall No. 1 Tidal Inlet. PCBs are present within sediment throughout San Diego Bay, and the sources are not all specifically known. It is unclear where the source of the PCBs in Outfall No. 1 may have bee n

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located, and it may have included the adjacent Chula Vista Sewage Treatment Plant (CVSTP). It is possible that PCBs may be associated with the former SWCS outfalls and drainage ditches that pre -dated t he placement of dredged fill on the tidelands west of the North Campus, and also Outfall No. 2 that post- dates the dredged fill placement. The historic outfalls were considered RECs by URS. The investigation of the Outfalls is ongoing under the oversight of the SDRWQCB.

6.2.5 Strong, Pungent or Noxious Odors
No strong, pungent or noxious odors were evident during the site reconnaissance.

6.2.6 Pools of Liquid
No pools of liquid were observed on the subject property during the site reconnaissance.

6.2.7 D rains, Sumps and Clarifiers
Interior floor drains, sumps and clarifiers are reported at the subject property associated with historical mechanical equipment, various process lines and conveyance piping, and an industrial WWTP. Many of these features have been closed and/or will be closed/abandoned in the near future as part of the facility decommission and redevelopment. Drains, sumps and clarifiers are considered potential source areas for environmental impacts and have been the focus of prior subsurface investigations.

Four clarifiers are reported at the subject property. One is located at the Vehicle Maintenance Area at Building 119, and three are located in Building 1. One unit supported tooling for a plaster sink at interior support column C35, and two units are located at interior support columns B16 and C16 for two prior water jets. Aqueous effluents from clarifiers typically discharge to the municipal sewer system. It is also possible that one or more of the clarifiers drained through the WWTP.

There is a network of subgrade trenches in the Machine Shop area of Building 1 that historically drained coolant from the machines into a holding sump identified as Tank No. 34 on prior documents . The machines were retrofitted in the 1990s so that the used coolant was recycled within the unit where the trenches were no longer used for conveyance of coolant. The said trenches were subsequently used for compressed air and electrical lines.

6.2.8 Pits, Ponds and Lagoons
No natural pits, ponds or lagoons were observed on the subject property.

6.2.9 Stressed Vegetation
No stressed vegetation was observed on the subject property.

6.2.10 A dditional Potential Environmental Hazards
No additional environmental hazards, including landfill activities or radiological hazards, were observed.

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6.3 Non-ASTM Services

6.3.1 A sbestos-Containing Materials (ACMs)
Asbestos is the name given to a number of naturally occurring, fibrous silicate min erals mined for their useful properties such as thermal insulation, chemical and thermal stability, and high tensile strength. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation 29 CFR 1926.1101 re quires certain construction materials to be presumed to c ontain asbestos, for purposes of this regulation. All therm al system insulation (TSI), surfacin g material, and asphal t/vinyl flooring that are pr esent in a build ing that have not been appropriately tested are “presumed asbestos-containing material” (PACM).

The subject property buildings were constructed as early as 194 1. The buildings are proposed for demolition in the coming months at which time ACM will be required to be abated and properly disposed.

A 1989 ACM survey prepared by McLar en Environmental Engineering identified ACM at the subject property in multip le lo cations. The property h as a n Asbestos Operations and Mainten ance (O&M) Program in place d ated July 2013, which reports ACM and Assumed Positive Materials in Buildings 1, 22, 50, 54, 55, 63, 68, 79, 88, 91, 310, and 503.

Prior to disturbance, additional sampling may be required to confirm whether a specific material contains asbestos for waste characterization and disposal purposes. A variety of friable and non -friable ACMs is expected to be present (surfacing materials, thermal sys tem insulation and miscellaneous materials such as flooring and mastics). All s uspect materials must be handled as ACM according to applicable regulations until the results of sampling and analysis indicate the material is a non-ACM.

6.3.2 Lead-Based Paint (LBP)
Lead is a h ighly toxic metal that affects virtually every system of the body. LBP is defined as any paint, varnish, stain, or othe r applied coating that has 1 m g/cm2 (or 5,000 ug/g or 0.5% by weight) or m ore of lead. Congress passed the R esidential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992, also known as “Title X,” to protect families from exposure to lead from paint, dust, and soil. Under Section 1017 of Title X, intact LBP on most walls and ceilings is not consid ered a “hazard,” although the condition of the paint should be monitored and maintained to ens ure that it does not be come deteriorated. Further, Section 1018 of this law dir ected the Housing and U rban Development (HUD) and the US EPA to req uire the disclosure of known inform ation on LBP and LBP hazards before the sale or lease of most housing buil t before 1978.

Based on the age of the subject propert y buildings (pre-1978), there is a potential that LBP is present.

Actual ma terial samples would need to be collected in order to det ermine if LBP is pre sent. Partner reviewed a LBP sampling report for Building 54 dated February 9, 2017, prepared by Al tec Testing & Engineering Inc., which identified LBP on several building components in Building 54, which was the only building included in the survey. Additional s ampling may be required of other buildings prior to demolition of building materials for proper waste characterization and disposal purposes.

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6.3.3 Radon
Radon is a colorless, odorless, naturally occ urring, r adioactive, inert, gaseous element formed by radioactive decay of radium (Ra) atoms . The US EPA has prepared a map to assist Nation al, State, and local organizations to target their resources and to implement radon -resistant building codes. The map divides the country into three Radon Zones, according to the table below:

EPA Radon Zones
EPA Zones Average Predicted Radon Levels Potential
Zone 1 Exceed 4.0 pCi/L Highest
Zone 2 Between 2.0 and 4.0 pCi/L Moderate
Zone 3 Less than 2.0 pCi/L Low
It is important to note that the EPA has found homes with elevated levels of radon in all three zones, and the US EPA r ecommends sit e-specific testing in order to det ermine radon levels at a specific location.

However, the map does give a valuable indica tion of the propensi ty of ra don gas a ccumulation in structures.

Radon sampling was not conducted as part of this assessment. Review of the US EPA Map of Rado n Zones places the s ubject property i n Zone 3. Based upon the radon zone classification, rado n is not considered to be a significant environmental concern.

6.3.4 Lead in Drinking Water
According to avai lable information, a p ublic water system operated by the City of Chula Vista serves the subject property vicinity. The City obtains municipal drinking water through the S weetwater Authority who obtains municipal drinking water from four sources: the Sweet water River (drawn at Sweetwater Reservoir in Spring Valley), deep freshwater wells in National City, brackish water wells in Chula Vista, and the region’s imported su pply, which is drawn from the Colorado River and/ or the State Water Project in northern C alifornia. According to the Sweetwater Authority 2020 Annual Wat er Qual ity Report, water supplied to the subject property is in c ompliance with all State and Federal regu lations pertai ning t o drinking water standards, including lead and copper. Water sampling was not c onducted to verify water quality.

6.3.5 Mold
Molds are microscopic organisms found virtually everywhere, indoors and outdoors. Mold will grow and multiply unde r the right conditi ons, needing only sufficient moisture (e.g. , in the form of very high humidity, condensation, or water from a leaking pi pe, etc.) and organic material (e. g., ceiling tile, drywall, paper, or natural fiber carpet padding).

Partner observed accessible, interior areas for the subject property buildings for significant evidence of mold growth with the exceptions detailed in Section 1.5 of this report ; however, this ESA should not be used as a mold survey or inspection. Additionally, this limited assessment was not designed to assess all areas of potential mold growth that may be affected by mold growth on the subject property. Rather, it is intended to give the client an indica tion as to whether or not conspicuous (based on observed ar eas)

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mold growth is p resent at the subject property. This evaluation did not i nclude a review of pipe chases, mechanical systems, or areas behind enclosed walls and ceilings.

No obvious indications of water damage or mold growth were o bserved during Partn er’s visual assessment.

6.4 Adjacent Property Reconnaissance
The adjacent property reconnaissance consisted of observing the adja cent properties from the subject property premises (see Section 2.3 for adjacent uses). The adjacent properties are all part of the historical Rohr Inc. manufacturing campus, w hich are under investigation for soil and/or groundwater impacts under the oversight of the SDRWQCB. See Section 4.2.3 for a discussion of the adjacent parcels.

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7.0 FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS
Findings
A REC refers to the presence or likely presence of any hazardous substances or petroleum products in, on, or at a property: due to release to t he environment; under condition s indic ative of a release to the environment; or under conditions that pose a material threat of a fut ure release to the environment. The following was identified during the course of this assessment:
• Aerospace m anufacturing operations were conducted at the subjec t property from circa 1941 until approximately one year ago , which involved the operation of heavy machinery within below grade vaults, multiple solvent degreasers, paint spray b ooths, multiple ASTs/USTs, and other equipment and the use of various hazardous substances including halogenated volatile organic compounds ( VOCs) such as tri chloroethene (TCE), metals (aluminum, ti tanium, chromium, lead and steel), petroleum hydrocarbons, polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHS), polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and other substances identified as chemicals of concern (COC) that have be en reported in so il, soil vapor and groundwater underlyin g the subject property . TCE a nd 1,1,1- trichloroethane (1,1,1- TCA) were historically used as d egreasing solvents and have been the subject of soil, soil vapor , and groundwater investigations at the subject property facility dating back to the 1980s . T he su bject property is current ly being investigated under the regulatory oversight of the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board (SDRWQCB) under a corrective action order (CAO) 98 -08 dated April 1 998 addressed to Rohr Inc., for site wide environmental impacts (North Campus) resulting from historical releases including into the storm drain conveyance system and San Diego Bay. The CAO requires the cleanup and abatement of waste s discharged from Rohr’s manufacturing operations.

Interim remedial actions are currently underway on the adjacent parcel located downgradient of the subject property source areas, known as Rohr Parcel H-3, pursuant to the 1998 CAO No. 98-

08. Redevelopment activities are planned for Parcel H -3 a s part of a large Bayfront redevelopment project in the coming months. Implementation of t he interim remedy on Parcel H-3 occurred from April to September 2020 and includes four permeable reactive barriers (PRBs), injection of in situ c hemical reduction ( ISCR) and enhanced in situ bioremediation (EISB) amendments. The PRBs were p laced as such to c apture impacts origi nating fro m the subject property in efforts to prevent contamination from reaching the San Diego Bay. SDRWQCB is currently preparing a new s ite wide CAO No. R9-2020-0099, which will address the clean up remedies and t imeline of all wastes discharged to soil, soi l vapor, and groundwater from the manufacturing operations at the North Campus Propert y (subject property). CAO No. R9-2020- 0099 will supersede CAO No. 98 -08 except for the interim remedial act ions at Parcel H -3, which will continue to be conducted u nder CAO No. 98-08. The new CAO No. R9-2020-0099 is not yet final, although remediation wo rk plans, feasibility stu dies, and a human hea lth risk assessment (HHRA) are underway and/or in the planning stages for the subject property to address soil, soil vapor and groundwat er impact s. Based on Partner ’s current understanding of the status of

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proposed remediation, a soil vapor extraction system may be employed as well as targeted efforts for groundwater; however, remedial action plans have not been determined or finalized for the subject property.

A considerable number of investigations have been conducted on t he subject property since the late 1980s. Currently t here are sever al hot spots and coming led groundwater plumes at the subject property that include but are not limited to a 1,1,1–TCA/TCE AST that was formerly located west of former Building 57 near the northwest cor ner of the subject pro perty; the Oiler Shed located at the middle south side of the subject property; and a vapor degreaser line aligned east/west through Building 1. COCs in these specific areas included TCE, 1,1,1 -TCA and their degradation products and hexavalent chromium (salt bath area inside Building 1). Accordi ng to an A nnual Groundwater M onitoring and S ampling Report dated November 21, 2019, TCE was detected mo re frequently and at higher concentrations than other VOCs. The maximum TCE concentration was detected in moni toring well NCW -14A at 31,000 micrograms per liter (μg/L).

Well NCW-14A is completed in Zone A and is located immediately downgradient of the suspected O iler Shed release area. TCE concentrations in Zone A decrease downgradient of NCW-14A. VOC concentrations in Lower Zone B remain substantially l ess than in the shallower groundwater zones. In addition, based on reviewed information, COCs have migrated off site to the west and southwest in all water bearing zones, primarily in Zones A and Upper Zone B. TCE impacts are widespread across the subject property (Parcel B) in the shallow groundwater Zone A then taper off in the lower B Zones.

According to Rohr Inc., personnel, Rohr Inc. is reportedly responsible for site cleanup at this time.

No specific remedial action plans for soil, soil vapor and groundwat er cleanup ha ve been finalized. No active remediation systems are present at the subject property ; only groundwater monitoring wells at this time . T he iden tified soil, soil vapor and groundwater impacts at the subject property and current regulatory status is considered a REC.

A CREC refers to a REC resulting from a past release of hazardous substances or petroleum products that has been addressed to the satisfa ction of the a pplicable regulatory authority, with hazardous substances or petroleum products allowed to remain in place subject to the implementa tion of require d controls.

The following was identified during the course of this assessment:
• Partner did not identify CRECs during the course of this assessment.

A HREC refers to a past release of any h azardous substances or petroleum products that has occurred in connection with the property and has b een addressed to t he satisfactio n of the ap plicable regulat ory authority or meeting unrestricted use criteria established by a regulatory authority, without subjecting the property to any required controls. The following was identified during the course of this assessment:
• The subje ct property is identified as having several prior documented release cases that were investigated, remediated a nd received regulatory case closure letters f rom either SDRWQCB or the local San Diego County Department of Environmental Health (DEH) that are HRECs. Partner notes that a m ajority of the cases continue to be investigated as part of the site wide

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groundwater investigation and c leanup efforts due to groundwater impacts identified in those areas such as the salt bath area in Building 1 and the oiler shed. The release events with documented regulatory case closures include the following:
o BF Goodrich Aerospace Facility , 850 L agoon Drive, UST closure of one 10,000 -gallon diesel tank adjacent to former Building 57 in August 1987. Impacted soils around the UST were removed and disposed along with 500 gallons of impacted water. This UST received regulatory closure from the County DEH on August 2, 2002. o UTC Aerospace Systems, Former North Oiler Shed, Building 1 . A n undocumented 550- gallon UST was discovered and removed in 2000 during renovations in the oiler shed area that c ontained petroleum hydrocarbons and VOCs. The tank had holes and corrosion , and a groundwater sample identified elevated con centrations of TCE and other VOCs.

This UST was granted cl osure on Januar y 3, 2013, for total recov erable petro leum hydrocarbons (TRPH) only, while the remainin g VOC impacts are being addressed by the site wide CAO.
o Goodrich Aerostructures, Tank 6, Oiler Shed Sump, Building 1. This sump was described as 2’ x2’x3’ that discharged to a long drainage trench where mach ine coolant was collected, recycled and dispensed. Initially equipment and metal chip tubs were drained of oil or coolant and accumulated in the trough and sump where it was then pumped into an AST until 1992. This sump w as granted closure on J une 1, 2012, for petroleum hydrocarbons only, while the remaining VOC impacts are being addressed by the site wide CAO.
o Goodrich Aerostructures – North Campus – Salt Bath C70, 850 Lagoon Drive, the former salt bath consisted of fou r below-grade structures that were considered to be USTs. The salt baths were used in the aluminum forming process and formerly contained a hexavalent chrome additive to c ontrol cor rosion. The operation is the subject of an ongoing evaluation, due to hexavalent chromium found in groundwater in this area. Soil beneath the salt baths was reportedly excavated and disposed. The Salt Bath C70 was administratively closed on May 8, 2019, however potential contaminant releases from it are part of the larger cleanup and remediation efforts at the subject property as a whole. o Goodrich Aerostructures Machine Shop Sump, Tank No. 34. The sump was located in the southern portion of Building 1, was constructed in 1943, and consisted of a 4’x4’ concrete structure that was approximately 6 feet deep (total capacity reportedly 720 gallons). This feature was categorized as an UST by the DEH. Hydraulic oil was collected from larger, floor-mounted milling machines (N/C machi nes) that were plumbed to the sump. The N/C machines were supplied with hydraulic oil from a central hy draulic unit. Hydraulic oil was transferred to each N/C machine through utility tr enches via hydraulic lines. Tank No. 34 w as administratively closed on May 8, 2019, however potential c ontaminant

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releases from it are part of the larger cleanup and remedi ation efforts at the s ubject property as a whole.

An environmental issue r efers to environmental concerns identified by Partn er, which do not qualify as RECs; however, warrant further discussi on. The following wa s ide ntified d uring t he course of this assessment:
• Up to 100 ASTs, USTs, vessels, and va ults were operated at the su bject property associated with aerospace manufacturing activities, several of which are identified as contributors to the known environmental impacts at t he subject property . No a ctive USTs are curren tly operated at the subject property, and the ASTs, vaults and vessels have either been removed or are in the process of being removed, sold or sc rapped. No active industrial processes are occurrin g at the su bject property. The various sized above ground tanks and vessels contained hazardous substances including acids, caustics, wastewater, deionized water, cleaners, solvents, petroleum hydrocarbons including gasoline and di esel, hydraulic oil, coola nt, and other subst ances. The USTs we re reportedly closed or abandoned in place under regulatory oversight. One 10,000-gallon waste oil UST was closed in place in 1987 in the oiler shed , which wi ll likely be encountered during redevelopment activities is surface disturbance occurs in the area it is located . At least one UST was undocumented and was discovered during renovations, indicating other undocumented USTs may be found during redevelopment of the property. It is expected that residual contaminant impacts will be encountered during site redevelopment in and around historic subsurface vessels, vaults, USTs, and pip ing, including along the hi storic shoreline where i mpacts were reported during prior subsurface investigations. Based on historical uses of ASTs and USTs for hazardous material s torage that may have residually impacted underlying soils, this repre sents an environmental concern that must be managed during site redevelopment. • Based on a review of regulatory documents posted to the S tate Water Resources Control Board GeoTracker database and other provided information, there is an extensive storm water conveyance system (SWCS) on the subject property that currently drains through two outfalls (Outfall Nos. 1 and 2) to San Diego Bay. During the 1970s, there were reportedly 7 to 10 stormwater outfalls discharging to San Diego Bay, in and around the subject property, including a historic drainage ditch. Due to the low elevation of the property, the SWCS is tidally influenced. Historical allegations of process rinse water discharges to the SWCS were reported in the 1950s to 1970s prior to the ins tallation of a WWTP. These historical discharges have possibly resulted in contaminant impacts to the sediment at the discharge points and vicinity in the San Diego Bay. This issue was the subject of the 1998 CAO and will be addressed in the future via a separate CAO that will likely include the subject property.

Based on the report ed hi storical industrial waste discharges to the SWCS and known sediment impacts from the historic outfalls, this represents a potential environmental concern. • Du e to the age of the subject property buildings, there is a potential tha t ACMs and/or LBP are present. The buildings are proposed for demolition in the coming months at which time suspect materials will b e required to be abated and properly disposed. A 1989 ACM survey identified ACM at the subject property in multiple locations, and LBP was identified in Building 54 during a

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2016 sampling survey . The property has a n Asbestos O&M Program in place d ated July 2013, which reports ACM and Assumed Positive Materials in Buildings 1, 22, 50, 54, 55, 63, 68, 79, 88, 91, 310, and 503. Additional sampling prior to demolition may be required for waste characterization and disposal purposes.

Conclusions, Opinions and Recommendations
Partner has performed a Phase I Environmental S ite Assessment in conforman ce with t he scope and limitations of ASTM Practice E1527 -13 of 850 Lagoon Drive in Chula Vista, San Diego County, California (the “subject property”). Any exceptions to, or deletions from, this practice are described in Section 1.5 of this report.

This assessment has revealed evidence of recognized environment al conditions and environmental issues in connecti on with the subject prope rty. Based o n the conclusions of this assessment, Partner recommends the following:
• Continue to adhere to existing and future CAOs issued by SDRWQCB as they pertain to soil, soil vapor, groundwater, and b ay sediments contamination r esulting fr om historical us es on the subject property.
• A detailed Soil Management Plan is recommended for site redevelopment to address unexpected items such as below grade features, piping and residual soil impacts. • A Vapor Barrier is recommended to be incorporated into the new site development plan to act as a mitigating factor for known VOC impacts in the groundwater. • A demol ition level Hazardous Materials Survey is recommended to ident ify items that require abatement prior to demolition such as mercury switches and lamp tu bes, PCB-containing light ballasts and switches, fluorescent lights, refrigerant-containing HVAC systems, and other items. • Groundwater wells may need to be temporarily abandoned and re-installed during site redevelopment.

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8.0 S IGNATURES OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONALS
Partner has perfor med a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment of the property located at 850 Lagoon Drive in Chula Vista, San Diego County, California in conformance with the scope and limitation s of the protocol and the limitations stated earlier in this report. Exception s to or deletions from this protocol are discussed earlier in this report.

By signing below, Partner declares that, to the best of our professional knowledge and belief, we meet the definition of Environmental Professional as defined in §312.10 of 40 CFR §312. Partner has the specific qualifications based on education, training, and experience to assess a property of the nature, history, and setting of the subject property. Partner has dev eloped and performed the all appropri ate inq uiries in conformance with the standards and practices set forth in 40 CFR Part 312.

Prepared By:

DRAFT

Margaret Thomas
Senior Assessor

Reviewed By:

DRAFT

Caroline Ziegler
Project Manager

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9.0 REFERENCES
Reference Documents
American Society for Testing and Materials, Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Process, ASTM Designation: E1527-13.

Environmental Data Resources (EDR), Radius Report, February 2021 Federal Emergency Management Agency, Federal Insurance Adminis tration, National Flood Insurance Program, Flood Insurance Map, accessed via internet, February 2021 United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservat ion Service, accessed via i nternet, February 2021
United States Depar tment o f Agricultu re, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Web S oil Survey, accessed via the internet, February 2021
United States Environmental Protection Agency, EPA Map of Radon Zones (Document EPA-402-R-93-071), accessed via the internet, February 2021
United States Geological Survey, accessed via the Internet, February 2021 United States Geological Survey Topographic Maps, 7.5-minute series, EDR Historical Topo Map Report , February 2021

FIGURES
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2 S ITE PLAN
3 T OPOGRAPHIC MAP
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FIGURE 2: SITE PLAN
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GROUNDWATER
FLOW
Building 1
Parcel H-3
Vacant Land
Subject Property
850 Lagoon Drive
Parcel B
Building 29
Parcel A
Wetlands
Oiler Shed
Former Rohr South Campus
Vacant Land

FIGURE 3: TOPOGRAPHIC MAP
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USGS 7.5 Minute National City, California Quadrangle
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1. View of main signage to entrance of facility along F Street looking east-southeast

2. View of the east side of Building 1 looking westerly

3. View of the west side of the subject property
looking north, noting auxiliary structures

4. View of Building 54 looking north

5. View of central access driveway at Building 1
looking NW, with cafeteria on left (red awning)

6. View of same central access driveway as shown in
Photo #5 looking north (oiler shed on right)
Oiler Shed
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7. View of vehicle maintenance structure (Building
119) looking north

8. View of Building 453 storage shed looking north

9. View of Building 50 looking south 10. View of awning structure on the north side of Building 1 looking northeast

11. View of the south side of Building 50 looking
northwest

12. View of the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP)
looking west

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13. View of the WWTP 14. View of the WWTP

15. View of the WWTP 16. View of the east side of Building 1 looking north

17. View of the east side of Building 1 looking
northwest

18. View of Building 1 looking southwest from the north side of the building

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19. View of a mechanical pit on the north side of
Building 1

20. View of deep mechanical pit inside Building 1

21. View of idle ovens inside Building 1 22. View of idle oven inside Building 1

23. View of mechanical pit inside Building 1 looking
west

24. View of additional mechanical pits inside Building 1

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25. View of the interior of Building 1 26. View of mechanical vault inside Building 1

27. View of process line inside Building 1 looking east 28. View of process line inside Building 1 looking west

29. View of overhead conveyance piping above the line
shown in Photos #27 and #28

30. View of floor trench on the west side of Building 1 in a sandblast room looking west

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31. View of sandblast area, same area as shown in Photo #30, looking southwest across the room

32. View of the interior of Building 117

33. View of the interior of Building 54 formerly used for warehouse purposes, looking north

34. View of the interior of Building 54 formerly used for warehouse purposes, looking northeast

35. View of the interior of the vehicle repair shop
(Building 119) looking east

36. View of small storage sheds at Building 98 located
near the southwest side of the property looking west

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37. View of grease interceptor adjacent to the cafeteria building (Building 33) looking north

38. View of the oiler shed looking south

39. View of drums of petroleum-based motor oil and/or
hydraulic oil inside the oiler shed

40. View of portable waste oil service tank inside the oiler shed

41. View inside secondary containment machinery oil crib located at the oiler shed

42. View of sign above Photo #41

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43. View of former machining area inside Building 1 near middle east side of the building looking NNE

44. View of floor trenching in the former machining area shown in Photo #43

45. View of plaster sink and aboveground filter unit under the sink inside Building 1, near SEC of building

46. View of former machining area, same area as shown
in Photos #43 and #44

47. View of spray booth on the east side of Building 1
looking northwest

48. View inside the spray booth shown in Photo #47
looking north

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49. View of row of spray booths inside Building 1 looking southeast

50. View inside one of the spray booths shown in Photo
#49

51. View of the east side of Building 1 looking north 52. General view of the central area of Building 1 looking northwest

53. View of monitoring well inside Building 1

54. View of storm drain inlet on the east side of the
property noting the berm around the inlet

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55. View of the adjacent SDG&E substation looking north 56. View of the north side of the subject property looking north in the area of the former degreaser (hot spot)

57. View of the north side of the subject property looking east in the area of the former degreaser (hot spot)

58. View of the north side of Building 1 looking southeast from the north side of the property

59. View of the South Campus property looking southeast from H Street

60. View of adjacent parking area to the west with
Building 61 in the background looking northeast
Building 61
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61. View of adjacent property to the west looking north from H Street

62. View of adjacent property to the west looking
northeast with subject property beyond fence

63. View of adjacent property to the west Parcel H-3,
looking west from foot of H street

64. View of adjacent property to the west Parcel H-3
looking northwest from foot of H Street

65. View of adjacent Building 29 on Parcel A looking
north from H Street

66. View of subject property along H Street looking
northwest

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Certified Sanborn® Map Year: 1918
Site Name:
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EDR Inquiry: 6326895.3
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Address:

City, ST, ZIP:

Client: Partner Engineering and Science, Inc.

EDR Inquiry: 6326895.3
Order Date: 01/12/2021
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Site Name:
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Address:

City, ST, ZIP:

Client: Partner Engineering and Science, Inc.

EDR Inquiry: 6326895.3
Order Date: 01/12/2021
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Site Name:
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Address:

City, ST, ZIP:

Client: Partner Engineering and Science, Inc.

EDR Inquiry: 6326895.3
Order Date: 01/12/2021
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Volume 1, Sheet 15
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South of G Street
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South of G Street
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Year Target Street Cross Street Source
2017   EDR Digital Archive
2014   EDR Digital
Archive
2010   EDR Digital Archive
2005   EDR Digital Archive
2000   EDR Digital Archive
1995   EDR Digital Archive
1992   EDR Digital Archive
1986   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1982   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1979   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1975   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1971   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1965   POLK DIRECTORY CO
1960   POLK DIRECTORY CO
1955   POLK DIRECTORY CO
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Year Target Street Cross Street Source
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FINDINGS

TARGET PROPERTY STREET
South of G Street
Chula Vista, CA
91910
Year CD Image Source
G ST
2017 pg A2 EDR Digital Archive
2014 pg
A16 EDR Digital Archive
2010 pg A32 EDR Digital Archive
2005 pg A48 EDR Digital Archive
2000 pg A64 EDR Digital Archive
1995 pg A74 EDR Digital Archive
1992 pg A85 EDR Digital Archive
1986 pg A90 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1986 pg A91 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1986 pg A92 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1982 pg A93 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1982 pg A94 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1982 pg A95 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1979 pg A96 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1979 pg A97 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1979 pg A98 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1975 pg A100 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1975 pg A101 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1975 pg A99 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1971 pg A102 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1971 pg A103 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1971 pg A104 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1971 pg A105 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1965 pg A106 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1965 pg A107 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1965 pg A108 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1965 pg A109 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1965 pg A110 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1960 pg A111 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1960 pg A112 POLK DIRECTORY CO
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Year Uses Source

FINDINGS
Year CD Image Source
1960 pg A113 POLK DIRECTORY
CO
1955 pg A114 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1955 pg A115 POLK DIRECTORY CO
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FINDINGS

CROSS STREETS
No Cross Streets Identified
6326
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City Directory Images
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14 ACKERMAN, RICHARD J
15 FLYNN, MARY E
30 FLACKE, HELFRIED G
39 ROYAL GARDEN GUEST HOME

TABLADILLO, RODOLFO M
42 HILDEBRAND, ERNEST H
45 TAYLOR, JONATHAN W
48 WHITECOTTON, BETTY J
52 SHADDUCK, GARY N
55 RICHARDSON, MICHAEL A
60 DEESE, BOBBY L
66 YU, JIA L
70 STANCZAK, FRANK J
71 NELSON, ROSALYN J
77 SEARLES, ROBERT C
78 DUARTE, SAUL D
83 TAYLOR, ALICIA R
84 GRANADOS, ERNEST C
86 DUNKLE, RAYMOND E
87 CHASE, PALMER S
90 MURRAY, LUPE M
93 FORTUNA, EDMUND F
108 CARRERA, CECILIA M
115 COVARRUBIAS, ROMAN J
121 MAGANA, HILDA R
130 HULST, WARREN J
134 HARGIS, PATRICIA J
140 TELLO, DOROTHY M
147 FORTE, DELANO K
152 MORENO, JOSE M
155 EVAN, LARRY D
156 HUVAR, CAROL L
159 WALLACE, JEFFREY S
160 MICHEL, JOEL E
161 BIOMMELL, DARRELL L
163 RASCON, MARISA R
164 KELLY, THOMAS M
167 CASTILLO, ANTONIO
170 COSTELLO, PAUL M
174 TORRES, VERONICA
177 GARCIA, JESSICA M
186 VERDUGO, WENDY
194 VAZQUEZ, ALFREDO
195 TROTTER, RONALD G
197 ESPIRITU, JEFFREY E
202 MARTINEZ, ESPERANZA D
203 JOHANSEN, JACK
207 AMOS, ANSON S
210 DURAN, DIANA
211 ROMERO, JORGE
(Cont'd)
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215 PARKS, JOHNNIE L
217 BLACKWELL, WARRIENE
222 AMALIA, INIGUEZ

ARRIAGA, GLORIA I

BORBON, REBECCA

CAPP, KYLE

CATE, CHARLES A

CHAVEZ, GERARDO V

COVARRUBIAS, M

CUEVA, HERNANDEZ

DIAZSANTANA, LUIS

ENGLISH, WAYNE S

GILROY, RAQUEL

GONZALES, LETICIA

GUIMONT, LANCE

HARRIS, JANE N

HOVERMALE, CONNIE

IRIZARRY, AIDA

KING, AUDREY

KISLEY, KATHY

LEONHARDT, MARY A

MARTINEZ, ELIAS M

MARTINEZ, YESENIA

MORA, JOSE O

OCHOA, ALMA

PARRA, RAYMOND A

PARTIDA, MARIA C

PENWELL, EDITH A

PORTERFIELD, DAVID M

REYES, GUADALUPE B

SANCHEZ, SILVIO

TELLERIA, JOSE L

VELASQUEZ, JULIAN R

WILLIAMS, RHONDA L

WRIGHT, CHRISTINE M
223 DIAZ, RICARDO G

GANDARA, SERGIO M

SOTO, ENRIQUETA

ZULAICA, BENITO H
226 BARRAZA, JESUS R

GIMENEZ, DAMIAN P

MARTINEZ, PABLO
227 CARBAJAL, LUIS E
228 GONZALES, ROBERT A
229 MOSHER, KEITH E
233 DOEGE, AMANDA M
239 CONVIRSE, SILVIA D

RAMOS, ARMANDO O

RANGEL, ROSIE
240 NIDO, FERNANDO
(Cont'd)
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241 GRIER, SYDNEY

PEREZ, GEORGINA
244 HALL, KAREN S

WHITE, MICHELLE C
248 CRANE, RON

FLOOD, DON O
250 MARTINEZ, MELISSA A
252 LOPEZ, JOSH

MORALES, MARIA T
255 AGUIRRE, MAXIMO R

CAPANGAN, GENE

ELBELLE, ELIZABETH E

JORGENSON, LANCE K

PENROD, CECILIA E

RASMUSSEN, JENNIFER L
264 OVIEDO, LORENZO

RODRIGUEZ, JAVIER

SARRIZ, MARIA L
265 BEMAL, MARIA

ESCANO, JINKY

GARCIA, ADRIAN

HUGHES, JESSE J

MCINTYRE, BRET M

SANDOVAL, RAUL S

URIAS, EMILIO

VERA, ARAMIS D
268 LAM, BENITO A

LOPEZ, JUAN J

RODRIGUEZ, HENRY
282 GARCIA, NADINE
283 JON MILLER REALTY
286 BUTLERS AUTO REPAIR
309 BEESON, RENEE

GARDUNO, CARLOS

SALAAM, ESKHARIA

VILLEGAS, RAMIRO
310 CASTRO, JOSE

COBB, MICHAEL R

CONLIN, NAYELI

CORONA, GIOVANNA

ESPINAL, JOHN V

FLORES, GUILLERMINA O

GANS, SUMMER

PEREZ, EDWARD

SKELTON, GREG

STIVERS, SUSANA S

TORRES, SALVADOR

YOUNG, LINDA L

YOUNG, PATRICIA L
311 THOMPSON, WAYNE K
(Cont'd)
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2017
313 DIAZ, NACOR

FIOL, RENE A
315 MORALES, JESSE
317 BRUDER, ROBERT M

QUINTERO, EDGAR A

QUINTERO, VICTOR
318 CALDERON, JOSE D

DELTRAN-CALDERON, JOSE

HARTENSTEIN, PEDRO

HERNANDEZ, KIMBERLY

NIGHTINGALE, CRAIG

VERDUZCO, JESUS R
319 TORRES, LYNN
320 CAMBRANIS, JORGE

HERRERIAS, FRANCISCO

RICO, RICHARD A

ROMERO, JUAN

SKELTON, GREGORY A

WALKER, ROBERT L
329 GARCIA, VANIA

HERRERA, JUAN

REYES, MARY
330 CASTILLO, JOSE N

PARKERSON, GEORGETTE L

PELLATIRO, LOUIS J

RIVERA, ESTEBAN

SHEA, KELLY

VAZQUEZ, HECTOR R
333 OGILVIE, EVA I
334 AGUIRRE, LARRY J

AMADOR, ALICIA B

CARRANZA, WALTER S

CONTRERAS, GILBERTO C

CUEVAS, ANNEL

HERNANDEZ, ROSAURA

KASEM, TAMARA

MONTOYA, RUBEN A

PACHECO, MICHELLE

PERCHEMLIAN, TANIA
335 WILLIAMS, CHRISTINA L
336 ARCE, ARACELY

OWEN, ILA J

RAMIREZ, ABIGAIL B
340 BONE, MARY

MAGANA, ANTONIO

RUVALCABA, FERNANDO

WHEELER, TEREZA G
341 MILLER, MELISSA D

SHAW, STEVE E
345 PEREZ, ROBERTO
(Cont'd)
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SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
350 BERNACHI, BRENDA

CANEDO, NELLY C

CISNEROS, SHANNON L

COOK, EUGENE E

DENHERDER, WALLACE D

FERRIS, DENISE M

FORTIN, BRIDGETTE

GASTELUM, LARRY J

GIGEAR, PAULETTE P

GOMEZ, AMY

KIDWELL, CAROL S

KRUSAS, CHARLENE F

MAFUD, ALANA

MORALES, ARTURO

NGUYEN, BRIAN

ROARK, ERIC A

RODRIGUEZ, JENNIFER

VENEGAS, VALERIE

WESSELS, WH H

ZATARAIN, HECTOR R
363 KERN, STUART

TORAIN, MAURICE A
367 CHAVEZ, JAMIL
368 MONTANEZ, LYDIA L

ORTIZ, MARTHA
370 ESTRADA, FRANCISCO
371 CARRERA, WINDY
372 ARCE, MARIA V

GARCIA, JOSE G

KOPACZEWSKI, KRISTEN

LOPEZ, JUAN

LOPEZ, JUANA A

REINOSO, KATHERINE
375 IGLESIAS, MARCO A
385 MARTINEZ, JUAN M
386 VELAZQUE, PABLO I
390 MADDOX, WILLIAM B

STEMMERMANN, KIMBERLY
391 ALVARADO, ARTURO

CANTOR, EDWARD

CASTANEDA, ROSA B

HITCHCOCK, VIRGINIA L

URIBE, ADAM

VALDEZHERNANDEZ, LUIS

VASQUEZ, MICHAEL A
394 FLORES, FRANCISCO

PALAFOX, ROSA A
399 ADAMS, BRANDI

MACHADO, FABIAN

VILLAVICENCIO, PAUL J
(Cont'd)
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SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
402 MANRIQUE, CHRISTIAN
404 OREA, DORA
408 CORONADO, AARON A
410 TREJO, CECILIA
411 CORONA, BLAS G

CORTES, YADIRA
412 FIGUEROA, ROSA
415 BOSCOSKY, LYNN I
418 VERA, DAVID
420 PUPUHI, GLORIA A
423 FLORES, JOHN

MERCHANT, ANDRES

SWISENBERG, FAITH
424 AYALA, BLANCA

CASTANEDA, JUAN

REYES, FRANCISCO

RODRIGUEZ, BERENICE C

ROSAS, ELLEN G
427 WOOD, ARLEN O
431 WILLIAMS, DAVID S
433 MORALES, MARIA L
439 CHAVEZ, MARIA J
443 ESQUIVEL, ELENA H
447 HEITMAN, COLLEEN

YANEZ, ANDREA
453 GARCIA, MANUEL M
459 NUNEZ, MARIA J
463 CALVIN, ANGELA M
469 ALOYO, ANGEL L
473 ANDRADE, MONICA I
479 MENDOZA, AIDA Y
481 TREJO, ROGELIO A
485 CRUZ, ROSEA M

OXILIFE
489 MARQUEZ, SANDRA
503 LOPEZ, IVAN
507 MURRAY, WILLIAM W
515 HERNANDEZ, EDWARD
517 SOTO, LINDA M
521 AVILA, BELEN

MANZANARES, IRENE J

TEMBLADOR, MARIO A

TORRES, JOSE
525 AVILA, BELEN
531 CONTRERAS, EDUARDO
535 BOJORQUEZ, BERTHA

CASTRO, ANTHONY M

DE, ZENAIDA
537 COSIO, ELVA

HORT, SHERRY R
(Cont'd)
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SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
537 QUILES, MARTHA

SILVA, SAMUEL
540 VISTA SQUARE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
541 BANKS, ASHLEY K

DIETZ, JARED P
543 ALDRETE, ALICE

MARTINEZ, MIKE R
551 BACHE, GERARDO

DUARTE, LUIS A

GARCIA, FABIAN L

IBARRA, OLGA

MARIN, EDUARDO

MEZA, LILIA

SALGADO, EDUARDO M

SAUL, AXIA I
553 GASTON, CAMOU

MORENO, SAUL

REAL, PAUL A

VARGAS, JANY
556 HOCUTT, SHERIKA N
560 FARFAN, VICTOR A
561 GARCIA, LETICIA

LIZARRAGA, JULIA

VASQUEZ, MARIA Y
564 BOUGHAN, ESTELA B

FEELEY, J
565 COLLINS, VERONICA

ESCOBAR, ELIAS

SANCHEZ, VICTOR

SANTILLAN, ELIZABETH

VALENZUELA, ARMANDO
568 MAYEN, MELISSA L
580 BADEAU, CHARLIENE

BARBOSA, VICTOR M

BERNAL, JOSE M

BURNSIDE, ELLEN M

DIAZ, JUAN

FAGAN, THOMAS

FIGUEROA, ELVIA

GARCIA, BERNAL A

GREFALDEO, LORETO G

MELENDEZ, MARIO I

MENDOZA, MIKE S

MONRREAL, JUAN C

NAVARRO, MARCO A

SAYLOR, STEPHEN J

THE GLORIA APARTMENTS

VALDEZ, CESAR
585 JL SOUND
590 BECERRA, JUAN
(Cont'd)
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SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
590 CLARK, RICHARD

GALINDO RUIZ GUADALUPE
610 ALVAREZ, VANESSA

AVILA, SILVIA

BACA, RIKI E

BLUNT, ALBERTHA

CHAVEZ, FRANK A

CISNEROS, GUILLERMO E

CISNEROS, MARIA

COBIAN, ALICE

CUSTODIO, HENRY

DESAHAGUN, ROSENDO S

ENCISO, NOEMI B

FLETES, DOMINIQUE

HABEEBULLAH, LINDA A

LUNA, XOCHITL C

PEREZ, IVAN D

PIPES, AMBER D

REED, ALICIA

RODRIGUEZ, IRENE

ROGOFF, ARIES

TOLEDO, SANTIAGO

TORRES, MARIA S

ZAMORA, MONICA
616 ACUNA, KAREN Y

ARANETA, MARYJANE J

ARCE, SHERWIN

ARCOS, ROBERTO

ARMAS, MELISSA C

AVELAR, SAMUEL

AVILEZ, GLORIA

BURNS, BRANDON

CANSECO, FELIPE

CARRAWAY, MARIA

CASTELLANOS, GABRIEL C

CASTILLO, MARCUS S

CHAPMAN, GALE R

DAVILA, LEANDRA

DEGUZMAN, CORNELIA C

DELACRUZ, GUADALUPE D

DUARTE, JUDY

DUVALL, PATRICK D

EWEST, RONALD V

FLADE, MATT

GARAN, BARON F

GARCIA, JOSE A

GENERAL PARKS LLC

GIL, FRANCISCO

GOMEZ, EVA M

GONZALES, JAIME
(Cont'd)
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2017
616 GUTIERREZ, SCARLETT

HERNANDEZ, HECTOR A

HERRERA, RICARDO

HOLLINS, DORIS A

HORTA, RUBEN

HOWELL, JASON S

HURTADO, JAVIER

INZUNZA, MARISA

JARAMILLO, JUANA C

JOHN, Y

KUEBLER & KUEBLER LIMITED

LESNESKI, G

LUNA, JUANITA

MARISCAL, LIDIA A

MARTINEZ, ALEJANDRO D

MARTINEZ, MARIA

MARTINEZ, VICTOR

MCCLELLAND, RONALD

MCMILLAN, STEWART B

MEDINA, FORTUNATO A

MEJIA, TINA

MOHR, MITCHELL J

MONTOYA, MIGUEL A

MURAD, CECILIA

PINEDA, MARK R

RAMIREZ, MARLA

RENDON, HORTENCIA G

RODRIGUEZ, RICARDO E

RODRIQUEZ, RICARDO

ROUJANSKY, CAROL L

SANCHEZ, JOSE L

SANCHEZ, TOMAS I

SCHIAFFINO, JOSE

SNYDER, DANIEL R

THOMPSON, KIMBERLY

TIRADO, HECTOR

URIBE, SONIA

VALLE, FAUSTINO F

YASMINEH, JOHN J
628 VALLE, RUBEN
633 JACKSON, PETRA
635 LARRO, SILVIA
651 AGUILAR, JOSE L
677 AHRENS, CLAUD

ALFARO, JEFF

AMAYA, LUZDEL C

ARANDA, MARIA G

ARGUELLO, MIGUEL M

ARROYO, ROSA C

ARSENAULT, JOHN E
(Cont'd)
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2017
677 AUDLEY, EDWARD F

AUSTRIA, PRESCILA

AVILES, MARCELA V

BAILEY, ROBERT

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BESHEARS, IMELDA M

BIGGERS, DOROTHY R

BLANCK, SKIP

BLINN, GLEN E

BOLDRIDGE, LEON I

BREARLEY, WALTER D

BROWNING, DALIA O

BUCHANAN, PAUL

BUTTERWORTH, MARCELLE S

BYRD, VELVA J

CAMPOS, HERMELINDA

CARRANZA, JENNIFER

CASKINETTE, RICHARD J

CASTRO, FRED H

CEJA, RODOLFO M

CHRISTENSEN, BRENDA

CLARK, PATRICIA A

COMMER, RAFAEL

CONNOLLY, ANGELINA G

CORTEZ, JOHNNY M

CRABBE, MICHAEL P

CRIE, WILLIAM D

CROCKETT, BONNIE W

CRUMP, DANIELLE A

DELCAMPO, ENRIQUE M

DUGAN, DON N

EDWARDS, CLAUDE G

EPSTEIN, RANDY P

ESCOTO, REYES G

FAIRLEE, LARRY L

FERNANDEZ, JOSE L

FRANCOUR, SANDRA L

GENTZ, LINDA I

GINDROZ, ROBERT J

GOMEZ, MICAELA L

GOMEZ, PABLO

GONZALEZ, JOSE A

GONZALEZ, LORETO

GRAVES, DAVID

GRAVES, REBECCA

GUERRA, JOE R

HAHN, RAY A

HALL, DONALD W

HEDGE, WILLIAM A

HERMOSILLO, MARIA L
(Cont'd)
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2017
677 HERNANDEZ, GUADALUPE

HERNANDEZ, MARCO

HERRERA, FRANCISCO J

HIGA, DOROTHY T

HOFF, RONNIE J

HOGAN, ALMA J

HUBERT, RICHARD L

IBANEZ, RUBEN N

JOHNSON, RONALD G

JONES, LAMAR R

KAMINS, SYBIL R

KANITZ, LEVY L

KELLOGG, HEIDI C

KIRKPATRICK, SARA

KRAMER, JAMES M

KRUPINSKI, DOUGLAS J

LEACH, JEFF F

LEGASPI, OSCAR L

LIMIN, ESTER M

LISTER, ROBERT R

LOZANO, ARMIDA

MACIAS, ADELINA

MAEVA, TUTAI

MANLEY, SARA J

MANNON, THEODORE T

MARK, DOROTHY

MARKEL, JOSEPH L

MARTINEZ, CARLOS L

MELENDEZ, ERNEST

MELVILLE, MARGARITA B

MEZA, MARCELA A

MORALES, ANDRES M

MORRIS, AARON B

MORRIS, REGINALD J

MOTL, STEVEN

MOYA, ELIZABETH

MUCH, JULIETTE E

MUSGRAVE, ROSE M

NEAL, JULIETTE M

NEWNHAM, EDITH L

ORAMAS, JOSEFINA O

OSUNA, ANA M

OURS, JUDITH E

PAGE, SYLVIA J

PALOMARES, MARIANA

PARMLEY, RONALD A

PASSENEAU, CAROLYN S

PEARSON, GLADYS M

PETRA, CRUZ

PRECIADO, PETRA G
(Cont'd)
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2017
677 PROVENCHER, JANICE L

RADINOVSKY, KATHRYN M

READER, MALINDA S

RIVERAASTACIO, JOSE E

ROBBINS, BRUCE E

ROCHA, JOSE

ROSSETTI, RITA J

SANDOVAL, DONNA J

SCHLEGEL, JERRY J

SHAFFER, ORLA

SHAWBELL, LEWIS R

SILVA, DAMIANA

SMITH, CINDY L

SPITZER, JOYCE L

STINEBUCK, NANCY J

SUNSET CAB

TAAVASA, FRANKIE L

TERRYS MOBILE PARK

THAYER-STOKES, LAVERNE M

TIMBOL, NENITA

TORRES, MARK

TURO, MARJORIE L

VASQUEZ, ADELINA C

VAZQUEZ, JOSE C

VELASCO, ISAURA

VIGIL, GREG F

VILLAFUERTE, JOSE D

VISTA, GLORIA

VOGT, HERMELINDA M

VOLLER, NORMA J

WADELL, LORRAINE C

WALKER, YONG C

WATKINS, WILLIAM R

WATSON, KENNETH D

WESTON, NANCY O

WITMER, MICHAEL P

WOOD, CAROLYN F

YOUNG, PAUL G

ZAMUDIO, ORALIA G

ZARAGOZ, ALBERTO N

ZEPEDA, ROSA L
704 BARAJAS, MARTHA

GARCIA, JUAN A

GARCIA, MARIA
716 CORONADO, HENRY H

RAMIREZ, GABRIEL

YOUSSOFI, TERESA
724 JOHNSON, STEVEN

PHILLIP, MERVYN

STIMPSON, MARY E
(Cont'd)
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731 ACKER, JOHN S

AGLIPAY, RONALD M

ALEXANDER, MARIA S

ANDERSON, BILLIE J

ARCE, MARIA E

BACALLAO, IRMA A

BARRAGAN, PETRA P

BEELES, RONALD G

BENFER, ESPERANZA Z

BONATUS, JACKIE D

BOWLES, PEGGY D

CABRILLO MOBILE HOME PARK

CASTANEDA, ODILA

CASTRO, PABLO

CISNEROS, BULMARO

CLAY, MARSHALL L

CONTRERAS, MARIA

CRUZ, REYNALDA N

CUEVA, FILIBERTO C

CUNARD, MARIA E

DEMOORE, IRMA

DORSCHER, SHEILA

DUENAS-JR, RAMON J

EASTWOOD, MARIA B

ELIAS, MARTHA G

ENCISO, MARIA M

ESTRELLA, ELVIA

FALLING, BILLY

FIERRO, SILVINA

GALEANA, FERNANDO

GALEANA, MARIA

GARCIA, RITA

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GOMEZ, ROSALINDA

HAUSWIRTH, DENNIS J

HEADLAND, JAMES N

HERNANDEZ, ANGELICA L

HERNANDEZ, EVA

HERNANDEZ, JUAN S

JUAREZ, JESUS A

KARAKEY, APOLONI A

LITTLE, MICHAEL D

LUGO, ANGELINA L

LUPPENS, JOHN A

MANJARREZ, MARIA C

MARCUSSEN, BJORN B

MAYBURY, KATHLEEN R

MCGONIGLE, GARY R

MEDINA, DAVID E

MELVIN, JOHN H
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731 MENDOZA, PEDRO

MILES, BOB P

MILLER, JOSEPH R

MOORE, IRMA C

OLSON, ARACELI

ORTEGA, FLAVIO

ORTEGA, SARAH

ORTEGA, ZENORINA

OVERSTREET, JEAN L

PALOMINO, PASCUAL

PATRON, MARIA G

PENA, MANUELA

PENNERMAN, WILLIAM A

PERRY, HARLEY L

PRADO, GUADALUPE R

REYES, IRMA

REYNOSO, JESOS J

RHOADES, TERRY M

RICHARDS, ROBERT S

ROMERO, NORMA B

SAMANIEGO, GUILLERMO A

SANCHEZ, EFRAIN

SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SIZE, KIM

SPATIG, BETTY L

TALAMANTES, PATRICIA

TOBIE, SOTO G

TOSCANO, VICTORIO A

TROY, JOHN W

TUMBOKON, ELVIRA L

TURNIR, MAGDALENA

URIBE, LUIS

YOUNG, FLORENCE A

ZARATE, MARIA A

ZENORINA, ORTEGA

ZIDLER, MILAGROS

ZIGLER, MILAGROS D

ZINN, ALEXANDRA C
736 DEJESUS, TOMAS M

LOZANO, ASHLEY

VELA, EDUARDO

VELAZQUEZ, PRISCILLA
997 MARINE GROUP BOAT WORKS

TRUITT MACHINE & FABRICATION
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14 ACKERMAN, RICHARD J
15 HALE, DOUG
30 FLACKE, HELFRIED G
36 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
39 ROYAL GARDEN GUEST HOME

TABLADILLO, RODOLFO C
42 HILDEBRAND, ERNEST H
45 TAYLOR, JONATHAN W
48 THOMAS, ROBERT A
52 SHADDUCK, GARY N
55 RICHARDSON, MICHAEL A
60 DEESE, BOBBY L
66 YU, EDWARD H
67 FOURROUX, GUVERN
70 STANCZAK, EDWARD
71 MICHAEL, BRAUN

NELSON, ROSALYN J
77 ARAIZA, ALEXIS
78 DUARTE, SAUL L
83 ARIZAGA, RAUL
84 GRANADOS, ERNEST C
86 DUNKLE, RAYMOND E
87 CHASE, PALMER S
90 MURRAY, LUPE M
93 FORTUNA, EDMUND F
102 MEJIA, MANUEL
108 CARRERA, CECILIA M
111 DALE, JANE E
115 COVARRUBIAS, ROMAN J
121 ZAPPONE, PATRICIA A
130 HULST, WARREN J
134 HARGIS, PATRICIA J
135 TOMIC, BETTY
140 TELLO, DOROTHY M
141 ARREOLA, IRMA J
147 COLON, IVAN K
155 EVAN, LARRY D

MOUNTAIN CHESS LAKE CAMP
156 HUVAR, CAROL L
159 WALLACE, JEFF S
160 MICHEL, JOEL E
161 BIOMMELL, DARRELL L
163 RASCON, MARISA R
164 KELLY, THOMAS M
167 HINOJOSA, ROBERT
170 COSTELLO, PAUL M
173 FEMANDEZ, ANDREW
174 MOLSBERRY, MARK A
177 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
181 MOORE, DENNIS P
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182 BARNES, ALBERT A
186 MONTAGUE, ALISSA M
194 VAZQUEZ, ALFREDO
195 TROTTER, RONALD G
197 ESPIRITU, JEFFREY M
198 DENT, TRACY A
202 POWELL, TOMMY
203 JOHANSEN, JACK
207 AMOS, ANSON S
210 ZUNIGA, ANA B
211 QUINONEZ, JAIME
215 PARKS, JUANA L
217 BLACKWELL, WARRIENE
222 ACEVES, NORMA

BUDIONGAN, ROBINSON M

CAREY, ANN M

CASS, ERA A

CATE, CHARLES A

CELIA, ROMERO

COREY, JOAN L

CORONA, JOSE E

COVARRUBIAS, M

CUEVA, HERNANDEZ

DEKLE, JEROME

DELGADO, CHARLES G

DELOPEZ, ESPERANZA

ENGLISH, WAYNE S

GARCIA, LORI

GARZA, GLORIA

GISH, MILDRED E

GUIMONT, LANCE

HARRIS, JANE N

HORNADAY, SANDRA

HOVERMALE, CONNIE

MARTINEZ, ELIAS M

MCCASKILL, BARBARA J

MORA, JOSE O

NUNNELEE, BARBARA G

PARRA, RAYMOND A

PENWELL, EDITH A

PORTERFIELD, DAVID M

REYES, GUADALUPE B

RUIZ, MONICA L

SCRIPOCH, ELIZABETH N

STEWART, WARREN C

VENEGAS, M

WRIGHT, CHRISTINE M
223 GANDARA, SERGIO M

LOPEZ, MELISA

SILVA, CARLOS
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223 ZULAICA, BENITO H
226 BARRAZA, JESUS R

CASTANEDA, TERESA

MARTINEZ, PABLO

TANTON, HEATHER J
227 GONZALEZ, MANUEL G

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
228 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
229 MOSHER, KEITH E
233 DOEGE, PATRICIA M
236 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
239 RAMOS, ARMANDO O
240 NIDO, FERNANDO
241 CRESPO, LETICIA

MUNGUIA, VANESSA

POWELL, RICHARD K

SALAZAR, CHARLES R

VIEYRA, ALBERTO
244 MCINTYRE, ANTHONY

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,

WALTERS, SANDRA F
246 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
248 BROWN, GREGORY J

CRANE, RON

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
250 BLASINGAME, HOWARD L

HERNANDEZ, GONZALO M
252 HERRERA, ELENA L

LOPEZ, ROSALVA

MEJIA, GIZSY

MEJIAS, NATHALIE

MORALES, MARIA A
255 AGUIRRE, MAXIMO R

CAPANGAN, GENE

ELBELLE, ELIZABETH

FINNEY, MICHAEL

JORGENSON, LANCE K

LOPEZ, GUILLERMO A

RASMUSSEN, ELEANOR
264 SALAZAR, GRISALDA M

TAKASHIMA, RACHEL H
265 CHAVARIN, MARYLOU L

COWHERD, JUDITH M

HUGHES, JESSE J

MCINTYRE, BRET M

REYES, ALLISON

RIVERA, MARILOU

SANDOVAL, RAUL S

VERA, ARAMIS D
268 AGUILAR, EDGAR
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268 BRADLEY, DAMA O

RODRIGUEZ, HENRY
274 PAEZ, KARLOS A
281 SERVICE RITE ELECTRIC
282 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
283 JON MILLER REALTY INC
286 BUTLERS AUTO REPAIR
309 GARDUNO, CARLOS

GUZMAN, DAVID

RUIZ, KARLA

VILLEGAS, RAMIRO
310 ALLISON, CHRISTINA L

CONLIN, JEROME D

FLORES, GUILLERMINA O

GANS, SUMMER

HALL, EMILY

PEREZ, EDWARD

PINNEY, DENA D

SAMUELS, ELIZABETH

SKELTON, GREG

STIVERS, SUSANA S

WEBB, RAYMOND R

YOUNG, MARCELLA L
311 THOMPSON, WAYNE K
313 FIOL, RENE A

VELASQUEZ, VALERIA
315 MORALES, VIRGINIA
316 ROBLES, BETTY
317 BRUDER, ROBERT M

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,

QUINTERO, EDGAR A
318 GONZALEZ, SAUL

NIGHTINGALE, CRAIG

PEREZ, MARY

VAZQUEZ, JESSICA

VEGA, VICTORIA
319 RIOS, BRENDA
320 CAMBRANIS, JORGE

MEYERS, JENNIFER E

ROMERO, MARIA E
323 HIRSCHY, WAYNE T
325 MENDEZ, BIBIANA
329 MENDOZA, BRIANNA

PINA, MICHAEL R
330 ARRIAGA, AL

GONZALEZ, RUBEN

GUTIERREZ, ROSARIO

PARKERSON, GEORGETTE L

PELLATIRO, LOUIS J

RIVERA, ESTEBAN
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330 SHEA, KELLY

VAZQUEZ, HECTOR R
333 OGILVIE, EVA I
334 AGUIRRE, LARRY J

CONTRERAS, GILBERTO C

GILLETTE, LISA R

JORDAN, CHRISTIAN D

MARTINEZ, STEPHANIE

MONTOYA, RUBEN A

PACHECO, MICHELLE

PERCHEMLIAN, TANIA
335 WILLIAMS, CHRISTINA L
336 ALVAREZ, EDWARD

RAMIREZ, ABIGAIL B

RIVERA, JUAN J
340 BONE, MARY

MAGANA, ANTONIO

RUVALCABA, FERNANDO

SANTANA, MARTHA
341 MILLER, MELISSA D

SHAW, STEVE E
345 LOPEZ, FORTUNATO G
350 ARRINGTON, DEME

BERNACHI, MARIO A

CANEDO, NELLY C

CARRANZA, JOSHUA

CERVANTES, BERNADINA

COOK, EUGENE E

DAMON, SHAUNDELLE

ESTRELLA, JOE

FISHAUF, NATHAN

GIGEAR, PAULETTE P

GIOAKARIS, CARMEN D

GUZMAN, JOSE M

KIDWELL, RALPH W

KRUSAS, CHARLENE F

KUGLER, MANNIE L

ROARK, ERIC A

ROJAS, ENEDINA A

SABELLA, EL G

VENEGAS, VALERIE

ZATARAIN, HECTOR R
363 TORAIN, MAURICE A
364 ESCOBEDO, DANIELA
367 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
368 ORTIZ, MARTHA
370 ESTRADA, FRANCISCO
371 CARRERA, WINDY

FLORES, FRANCISCO A

RODRIGUEZ, JUVENAL
(Cont'd)
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372 ARCE, MARIA V

DEVAZQUEZ, MARIA A

JUANA, ARMIDA

LOPEZ, JUANA A

SMITH, ASHLEY

TOVAR, EDGAR
374 ANGULO, VICTORIA G
375 BARAJAS, GABRIEL

IGLESIAS, MARCO A
379 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
385 MARTINEZ, JUAN M
386 MORENO, MARTHA
390 JENKINS, RUDOLPH J

MADDOX, WILLIAM B

VALENZUELA, VERONICA
391 ALVARADO, ARTURO

CASTANEDA, ROSA B

DELGADO, ROBERT M

GALA, AMELIA

HINOJOSA, MARIA

HITCHCOCK, VIRGINIA L

LAPOINTE, LORI K

URIBE, ADAM
394 ATIENZA, PATRICK

FLORES, APRIL

HERNANDEZ, IRMA

PALAFOX, ROSA A

PRADO, PETER
399 ADAMS, BRANDI

JOSE, LARIOS

MACHADO, FABIAN

VILLAVICENCIO, PAUL J
402 MANRIQUE, CHRISTIAN
404 BALVANEDA, MARIA
408 CORTEZ, ROBERTO C
410 TREJO, ALFREDO C
411 CORONA, BLAS G
412 FIGUEROA, ROSA
414 LUTES, MICHAEL J
415 KEARNS, PATRICK B
416 PRECIADO, JOSE A
418 VERA, ALEJANDRINA
419 BOSCOSKY, ROBERT Z
420 PUPUHI, GLORIA A
422 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
423 ANTHONY, S

BARAJAS, JOSE

FLORES, JOHN

MERCHANT, ANDRES

PENA, EDUARDO
(Cont'd)
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424 AYALA, BLANCA

CASTANEDA, JUAN

HUDSON, STEPHEN J

MCLAUGHLIN, HERMELINDA
427 WOOD, ARLEN O
431 LOPEZ, HENRY
433 MORALES, JIMI
439 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
443 ROBLES, GASPAR J
447 BUZAN, TFFANY R
453 GARCIA, MANUEL
459 HERRERA, MARIA A
463 AKERS, JUSTIN W
469 ALOYO, ANGEL L
473 DAVALOS, DEMESIO D
479 MENDOZA, AIDA Y
481 ANDRADE, DIANA

BAILEY, JEANELLY

LITTLETON, CONNIE

SILVA, GILBERTO

TREJO, ROGELIO A

TREJO, VICTOR

WYLIE, GARRY M
485 OXILIFE

VILLAGOMEZ, ANTONIO R
489 BOYCAN, MELISSA M
502 VAZQUEZ, AGUSTIN
503 LOPEZ, OBDULLA
507 MURRAY, WILLIAM W
513 CORONA, AIXA

MURPHY, PATRICIA I
515 HERNANDEZ, NANCY
517 LEE, MARY
519 REYES, CESAR R
521 AVILA, BELEN

MEJIA, DANA

RAMIREZ, MARCELA

ROBLES, RAFAELA
525 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
529 VASQUEZ, FELIPE A
531 VASQUEZ, MARCIA Y
535 AVILA, SUGEY

FRUTOS, MANUEL A

LIRA, MARLYN

MORLES, JULIE J

OLALDE, AZENTH

QUILES, MARTHA
537 COSIO, ELVA

MONTES, DEOCA Z

MONTESDEOCA, FERNANDO
(Cont'd)
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537 SILVA, SAMUEL

VELASQUEZ, MARTIN
540 VISTA SQUARE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
541 BANKS, DONNA D

DIETZ, JARED P
543 MARTINEZ, LUIS

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
551 ACEVEDO, NANCY

DUARTE, LUIS A

GARCIA, FABIAN L

MADRIGAL, BRENDA

MEZA, LILIA

SALGADO, EDUARDO M
553 MERCADO, ANA

RUIZ, MOISES

VARGAS, JANY
556 ANGUIANO, JOEL
560 FARFAN, VICTOR A
561 CHAVEZ, ANA

LIZARRAGA, JULIA

ROBLES, MARCO A

ROSA, PANIAGUA

VASQUEZ, MARIA

VILLANUEVA, RUBEN F
564 BOUGHAN, ESTELA B

FEELEY, J

FRANKENBERGER, THOMAS K

GONZALEZ, SAMANTHA
565 CERVANTES, TERESA

MARTINEZ, MAGDALENA

QUINONES, FANY

SANCHEZ, VICTOR
567 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
568 MAYEN, MELISSA L
571 FORD, JOEL P
580 ASTORGA, ALICIA

BADEAU, CHARLIENE

BARBOSA, VICTOR M

BERNAL, JOSE M

ELIZALDE, IRMA

GARCIA, BERNAL A

GLORIA APARTMENTS THE

GREFALDEO, LORETO G

HERRERA, JAVIER

KEYS, CARL

KHAZAL, VERONICA

LAMERS, STEPHEN J

LEWIS, DALE

MENDOZA, MIKE S

MONRREAL, JUAN C
(Cont'd)
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580 OCHOA, MARIA S

ORTEGA, GLORIA

RAMOS, CARMEN

SAMANO, LARRY

TORRES, CESAR
581 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
583 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
585 J L SOUND
590 CLARK, RICHARD

GALINDO RUIZ GUADALUPE

MEMOS CUSTOM CANVAS
610 ALVAREZ, VANESSA

BACA, RIKI E

BRIER, VERONICA G

CARTER, BARBARA N

CHAVEZ, FRANK A

CISNEROS, GUILLERMO E

CORTES, MAELENA

CRUZ, MICHAEL

CUSTODIO, NOEL T

GARCIA, RENAN

GARCIA, SERGIO

GONZALES, JAIME

GUTIERREZ, HERNANDO

HERNANDEZ, JESUS G

LUNA, XOCHITL C

MATTOX, JOYCE M

PATRICIA, ANASTACIO

POQUI, CARMEN

RANGEL, FRANCISCO

REYES, ARTURO L

SOTELO, LUZ

TIDWELL, DONTE

TORRES, MARIA S
616 ACUNA, KAREN

ALCAZAR, GINA

ALMALKI, MAJEEDAH M

ARANETA, MARY J

ARCOS, ROBERTO

AVILEZ, GLORIA

BANFIELD, JOHN

CABANA, SARAH

CAMACHO, JOHNNY P

CAMPOS, CONNIE

CANO, MARIA E

CANSECO, FELIPE

CARBAJAL, HIGINIO

CARRAWAY, MARIA

CARRILLO, ROSA

CASTILLO, MARCUS S
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616 CHAPMAN, GALE R

COKLEY, JOHNTAY

CRUTCHER, AVALON

CURTIS, SHERRY D

DAWOOD, VALENTINA

DEGUZMAN, CORNELIA C

DELA, DOLORA

DELACRUZ, GUADALUPE D

DONAHUE, CHARLES C

DUBOIS, MARIA G

ESTRADA, RAFAEL

FABILA, BENEDICT

FIELDING, AARON L

FLORES, RICARDO C

GARAN, BARON F

GENERAL PARKS LLC

GLOUDON, THOE

GRANT, JAYDEEN L

GUTIERREZ, SCARLETT

HANKS, JAMES P

HERNANDEZ, LUIS P

HOLLINS, DORIS A

HOLMES, HAROLD J

HOWELL, JASON S

KNOWLTON, AL

KORYAL, GANAN

KUEBLER & KUEBLER LIMITED

LE, BINH

LESNESKI, JOHN H

LINGUISTIC SYSTEMS INC

LOPEZ, YVONNE

MARTINEZ, ALEJANDRO D

MAYA, CHRISTIAN

MCMILLAN, STEWART B

MEJIA, TINA

MENDOZA, JULIEANNE

MOHR, MITCHELL J

MONTOYA, MIGUEL A

MORALES, DESIREE

MORGAN, PAUL E

MORTERA, VICTORIA

MURAD, CECILIA

NEVAREZ, LUIS

ONEILL, KEVIN

PARRA, VERONICA P

PINA, TERESA

RAMOS, EDY

RODRIGUEZ, NOEM D

RODRIGUEZ, OSCAR

ROMO, ALICIA
(Cont'd)
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616 ROMO, CARLOS C

ROSALES, JOEL L

ROSALES, JUAN

ROUJANSKY, CAROL L

SANCHEZ, ANTONIO

SHROPSHIRE, VINCENT N

SITHEN, SITHORA

SLADE, MATTHEW J

SNYDER, DANIEL R

SUAREZ, NORMA

TORRES, ANEL

VAZQUEZ, ENRIQUE G

VIRGINIA, ANTOIN

WARDA, DINA

WILSON, FATIMAH

WOOLDRIDGE, AIMEE L

ZENDEJAS, JAIME
626 DOTSON, NASHELL
628 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
629 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
633 JACKSON, PETRA
635 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
644 FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
650 KRUSAS, CHARLENE
651 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
677 ACUNA, ROBERTO T

AHRENS, CLAUD

AMAYA, LUZDEL C

ANDREWS, ELLIOTT

ANES, ANA A

ANGEL, MARIA E

ARROYO, ROSA C

ARSENAULT, JOHN E

AUDLEY, EDWARD F

BAILEY, ROBERT R

BARRIOS, JOSE G

BAUMGARDNER, LORAINE J

BEERS, WESLEY J

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BESHEARS, IMELDA M

BIBO, ROBERT G

BIGGERS, DOROTHY R

BLANCK, SKIP

BLINN, GLEN M

BOLDRIDGE, LEON I

BREARLEY, WALTER D

BRIZUELA, ISMAEL H

BROWNING, DALIA O

BURKETT, SALLY R

BUTTERWORTH, MARCELLE S
(Cont'd)
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677 BYRD, VELVA J

CARRERA, CARLOS M

CASTRO, FRED H

CEJA, RODOLFO M

CHRISTENSEN, BRENDA

CHRISTIAN, MADELYN R

CONNELLY, ROBERT W

CRABBE, MICHAEL P

CRIE, DON

CURTIS, ROGER J

DAKEL, AMBER

DELCAMPO, ENRIQUE M

DOERING, KENNETH M

DOUGLAS, JEFFREY A

DUGAN, DON N

ESCOTO, REYES G

FAIRLEE, LARRY L

FERNANDEZ, JOSE L

FRANCOUR, SANDRA L

GENTZ, LINDA I

GOMEZ, PABLO

GONZALEZ, JOSE A

GUERRA, JOE R

HALL, DONALD W

HARVEY, JERRY D

HEDGE, WILLIAM A

HERNANDEZ, RAFAEL

HERNANDEZ, RAMIRO

HERRERA, FRANCISCO J

HIGA, DOROTHY T

HOFF, BRIAN E

HOGAN, ALMA J

HUBERT, RICHARD L

JACKSON, DAISSE

JARVIS, LEONARD G

JOHNSON, RONALD G

JONES, LAMAR R

KAMINS, SYBIL R

KANITZ, LEVY D

KINCAID, FLORENCE I

LAMB, GLORIA J

LEGASPI, OSCAR L

LIMON, EDUARDO G

LISTER, ROBERT R

LOZANO, ARMIDA

MACIAS, ADELINA

MAMANGUN, ZENAIDA Z

MANLEY, SARA J

MANNON, THEODORE T

MARK, DOROTHY
(Cont'd)
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677 MARKEL, JOSEPH L

MARSH, ANNE M

MARTINEZ, MANUEL D

MATHEWS, DORA M

MAXWELL, TOM M

MEILE, RALPH E

MELENDEZ, ERNEST

MELICIA, EUGENIO

MELVILLE, THOMAS

MORRIS, REGINALD J

MOTL, STEVEN

MUCH, JULIETTE E

MURGUIA, ISSAC

MUSGRAVE, ROSE M

NEAL, JULIETTE M

NEELY, BILLY J

NEWNHAM, EDITH L

NIETO, JAMES

OH, WON Y

OSUNA, ANA M

OURS, JUDITH E

OWN A PROPERTY REALTY

PACELY, SILVIA

PARKER, JOE M

PARMLEY, RONALD A

PASSENEAU, CAROLYN S

PEARSON, GLADYS M

PIERCE, MARY M

PIKE, MARTIN E

POE, LINDA L

PROVENCHER, JANICE L

RADINOVSKY, KATHRYN M

RAMIREZ, JOSIE

READER, MALINDA S

REED, EUGENE W

RIVERAASTACIO, JOSE E

ROACH, FRANK D

ROBBINS, BRUCE E

ROSSETTI, RITA J

SHAFFER, ORLA

SILVA, DAMIANA

SPITZER, JOYCE L

SUNSET CAB

TAAVASA, FRANKIE L

TAYLOR, CAROL

TERRYS MOBILE HOME PARK

THAYER-STOKES, LAVERNE M

TIMBOL, NENITA

TURO, MARJORIE L

ULRICH, JIM
(Cont'd)
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677 VALLEJO, JOSE J

VALLIN, ESTEBAN

VASQUEZ, ADELINA C

VAZQUEZ, JOSE C

VIGIL, GREG F

VILLAFUERTE, JOSE D

VISTA, GLORIA

VOGT, HERMELINDA

VOLLER, NORMA J

WADELL, LORRAINE C

WALKER, JOHNNY E

WATSON, KENNETH D

WESTON, NANCY O

WISCHSTADT, CHRIS

WOOD, CAROLYN F

WRIGHT, BONNIE K

YOUNG, PAUL G

ZEPEDA, ROSA L
691 GARCIA, REBECA
704 CASTANEDA, FERNANDO F

GARCIA, JUAN A

NAVARRO, MARIA E

RUELAS, MARIA M

SMITH, HARVEY C
716 BENAVENTE, RICARDO

CORONADO, HENRY U

RAMIREZ, GABRIEL
724 JOHN LAFFERTY

JOHNSON, STEVEN

STIMPSON, MARY E
731 ACKER, JOHN S

AGLIPAY, RONALD M

AHUMADA, ARTURO P

ALEXANDER, MARIA S

ANDERSON, BILLIE J

AYOTTE, JIM

BARRAGAN, PETRA P

BEELES, RONALD G

BENFER, ESPERANZA Z

BERMUDEZ, RAQUEL L

BERNAL, AL

BOWLES, PEGGY D

BROWN, PAUL R

CABRILLO MOBILE HOME PARK

CASTANEDA, ODILA

CHAVEZ, P

CISNEROS, BULMARO

CLAY, MARSHALL L

CONKLIN, STEVEN R

CONNER, RONALD D
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731 CRUZ, REYNALDA N

CUNARD, MARIA E

DORSCHER, SHEILA

DUENAS-JR, RAMON J

EASTWOOD, MARIA B

ELIAS, MARTHA

EROS, JOEL

ESTRELLA, ELVIA

FALLING, BILLY

FARRIS, THOMAS

GALEANA, MARIA

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GOMEZ, ROSALINA

GONZALEZ, DAWNA R

GUERRA, TONY

GUTIERREZ, JUANA

HAUSWIRTH, DENNIS L

HEADLAND, JAMES N

HERNANDEZ, EVA

HERNANDEZ, JUAN S

HUNT, BRENT R

JUAREZ, JESUS A

KARAKEY, APOLONI A

KRASTINE, NANCY

LITTLE, MICHAEL D

MANJARREZ, MARIA C

MAPLE, GRAYDEON R

MARCUSSEN, BJORN B

MARISCAL, MARIA R

MARTINEZ, MARIO A

MAYBURY, KATHLEEN R

MCGONIGLE, GARY R

MELVIN, JOHN H

MENDOZA, ROSA

MILES, BOB P

MILLER, JOSEPH R

OCHOA, GERMAN

PALOMINO, PASCUAL

PARDEE, BARBARA J

PATRON, MARIA G

PENNERMAN, WILLIAM A

PERRY, HARLEY L

PERRY, RONALD K

PRADO, GUADALUPE R

RHOADES, TERRY M

RICHARDS, ROBERT S

RITCHIE, ELIDIA G

ROMERO, NORMA B

RUIZ, IRMA

SAMANIEGO, GUILLERMO A
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731 SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SIMPSON, TAMARA

SPATIG, BETTY L

TALAMANTES, PATRICIA

TOBIE, SOTO G

TROY, JOHN W

TUMBOKON, ELVIRA L

URIBE, FRANCISCO

VELASQUEZ, JOSE A

WALTHALL, LAWRENCE B

YOUNG, FLORENCE A

ZIGLER, MILAGROS D

ZINN, ALEXANDRA C
736 VELA, EDUARDO

WISSER, JOHN H
931 BETCHER, FRED
997 PACIFIC YACHT REFITTERS INC

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD NAUTICAL HARDWAR

TRUITT MACHINE & FABRICATION
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14 ACKERMAN, RICHARD J
15 MORGAN, O
30 FLACKE, HELFRIED G
36 HIPPERSON, DUANE M
39 ROYAL GARDEN GUEST HOME

TABLADILLO, RODOLFO C
42 HILDEBRAND, ERNEST H
45 TAYLOR, JONATHAN W
48 THOMAS, ROBERT D
52 VEGA, MICHAEL E
55 SLATER, ELLIE M
60 DEESE, BOBBY L
66 YU, LIU
70 STANCZAK, FRANK J
71 MICHAEL, BRAUN

NELSON, ROSALYN J
77 SANDERLIN, PAUL F
78 DUARTE, SAUL L
83 ARIZAGA, RAUL J
84 GRANADOS, ERNEST
86 DUNKLE, RAYMOND E
87 CHASE, PALMER S
90 MURRAY, LUPE M
93 STONE, BILLIE C
102 TOVAR, GERARDO
108 GASTON, KERRI
111 DALE, JANE E
115 GALLEGOS, PHILLIP
121 HUFFMAN, JAMES J
130 HULST, WARREN J
134 HARGIS, PATRICIA J
135 TOMIC, BETTY J
140 TELLO, DOROTHY M
141 ARREOLA, IRMA J
146 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
147 COLON, IVAN K
152 WOMACK, JULIA F
155 EVANS, LARRY

MOUNTAIN LAKE CHESS CAMP
156 HUVAR C F 3 GENERAL CONTRACTOR

HUVAR, CAROL L
159 WALLACE, FRANK T
160 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
161 BIOMMELL, DARRELL L
163 RASCON, MARISA R
164 KELLY, THOMAS M
167 JIMENEZ, RICARDO D
170 COSTELLO, PAUL M
173 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
174 MOLSBERRY, MARK A
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177 ESCOBEDO, PEDRO A
181 MOORE, JOSEPHINE H
182 BARNES, ALBERT A
186 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
194 ALFREDO, VAZQUEZ
195 TROTTER, RONALD G
197 ESPIRITU, JEFFREY M
198 SMITH, JERRY R
202 TERRADO, FRANCIS
203 JOHANSEN, JACK
207 AMOS, ANSON S
210 FLORES, ZOILA
211 MARTINEZ, MICHELLE
215 PARKS, JUANA L

SANCHEZ, LUIS R
217 BLACKWELL, WARRIENE
222 BREEDEN, LOIS

BRUBAKER, SHIRLEY L

BUDIONGAN, ROBINSON M

CAREY, ANN

CASS, ERA A

CATE, JEAN M

CHELLO, RENEE

COREY, JOAN L

CORONA, JOSE E

ELLIOTT, SHIRLEY M

GISH, MILDRED E

HALL, CAROL V

HANLEY, RUTH E

HARRIS, JANE N

JONES, BETTY L

LE CHATEAU APARTMENTS

LOPEZ, ESPERANZA T

MOFTON, ANN

MORTON, JAMES E

NORTH, STANLEY P

PARRA, RAYMOND A

PENWELL, EDITH A

PORTERFIELD, DAVID

RIVERA, GLORIA

RODGERS, MARY A

SANCHEZ, SILVIO

SANIGA, MICHAEL

SCOTT, DAVID M

SCRIPOCH, ELIZABETH N

STEWART, WARREN

SWAN, NORMA M

VILLEGAS, JESS C

WILLIAMS, ROBERT E

WILLIAMS, SHERRY L
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223 BOOTHE, MIRANDA L

HOUSTON, MICHELE

PRINCE, MARRISSA A
226 BARRIOS, CARMEN A

MARTINEZ, PABLO
227 CARBAJAL, MAYRA

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
228 QUINTERO, LAURA
229 MOSHER, KEITH E
233 DOEGE, DOUGLAS W
236 VASQUEZ, PEDRO
239 AGUILAR, EDGAR

JIMENEZ, ROSA

MIKELL, SHA L
240 NIDO, MARIA G
241 ESTRADA, MICHAEL D

MONTOYA, ALFREDO C

VIEYRA, ALBERTO
244 RICO, MICHELLE C

WHITE, MICHELLE C
246 TESSLER, DANELL
248 CRANE, RON

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
250 HERRARA, CERTIO A

HOYOS, CARLOS

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
252 ALCALA, JUAN M

AVILES, LISBETH I

CHHITH, SAROEUN

MEJIA, GIZSY

TRUJILLO, ANTHONY R
255 CAPANGAN, GENE

FINNEY, OTIS L

JORGENSON, LANCE K

JORGERSON, R

LOPEZ, GUILLERMO

MARTINEZ, MONICA

RASMUSSEN, ANDRE K
264 LANNIN, GARY B

PURON, FRANK
265 BECKER, KAREN M

COWHERD, JUDITH M

CURIEL, LAURA L

KOGOK, DAVID P

MARRERO, RONY H

MIRANDA, EVA C

PEELER, KERRY D

WAGNER, DIANE M
268 LAVAUD, GEORGE

PRECIADO, DAVID
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268 RODRIGUEZ, HENRY
274 PAEZ, KARLOS A
281 REAL ESTATE CTR
282 RAMIREZ, FRANCISCO
283 JON MILLER REALTY
287 LOS NINOS HELPING CHILDREN
289 LA BELLA CAFE & GAMES
309 ARENAS, VERONICA

VIDRIO, ESTHER

VILLEGAS, RAMIRO
310 ARDREY, MARYANN A

CONLIN, JEROME D

FLORES, GUILLERMINA O

GANS, SUMMER

HYDER, BRIAN

MONTANEZ, LIZBETH L

PEREZ, EDWARD

STIVER, SUSANA

STIVERS, G

TIMMER, SANDRA J

YOUNG, MARCELLA L
311 GONZALES, EVA
313 BEYDOUN, RAMZE
315 MORALES, VIRGINIA
316 ROBLES, BETTY

RODRIGUEZ, BRENDA J

SALGADO, IRMA
317 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,

QUINTERO, EDGAR A
318 HART, LINDA E

HUEZO, ALDO

JAMES, KAMIRAE

JENKINS, AMY N

MUNIZ, CHRISTINA

NIGHTINGALE, GEORGENE A

SALCEDO, MELISSA

VAZQUEZ, JESSICA
319 RIOS, BRENDA
320 CAMBRANIS, JORGE

DEWEZ, J

DOLFO, LAURA

DUKES, VICTOR M

GUERRERO, MARTIN

HERNANDEZ, LAURA

MENDIOLA, HECTOR

MORALES, NANCY

ROMERO, MARIA

SCHNEEMANN, ROLAND

SKELTON, SHIRLEY
323 DEB & I
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325 SANTACRUZ, CARMEN S
329 ALCALA, JUAN

ARENAS, P J
330 AQUINO, DENNIS K

BAUTISTA, NORA

GIL, ANGELICA

HUIZAR, CYNTHIA

JUAREZ, GINA

PELLATIRO, LOUIS J

PENA, CARLOS

RIVERA, ESTEBAN
333 OGILVIE, EVA I
334 AGUIRRE, LARRY

AMADOR, ALICIA B

BAKER, CHARLOTTE K

CARRANZA, WALTER S

CORNEJO, ARTHUR J

PADILLA, GERARDO

REYES, JORGE F

VASQUEZ, AMADA
335 WILLIAMS, CHRISTINA L
336 ARCE, ARACELY

OWEN, ILA J

RAMIREZ, ABIGAIL B
340 RUVALCABA, FERNANDO

SANTANA, MARTHA
345 KENNEDY, JESSICA J
350 ADAME, ALBERT F

ARAIZA, OSCAR

BLACKWELL, JOSEFINA J

BLAKELY, JOHN M

CAMACHO, JULIE M

CANEDO, NELLY C

ESPINOZA, CONSUELO

ESTRELLA, JOE

FERRIS, DENISE M

GASTELUM, LARRY J

GIGEAR, PAULETTE P

GIOAKARIS, CARMEN D

KIDWELL, CAROL S

KRUSAS, CHARLENE F

KUGLER, MANNIE L

MACASADIA, NEIL G

MARTINEZ, LAWRENCE M

PACHECO, MARVELA

PENA, FIDEL

RAMOS, JOSE R

ROARK, ERNIE A

RODE, MARILU A

SKUZINSKI, PHYLLIS L
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350 VILLARREAL, D

ZATARAIN, GLORIA
363 TORAIN, MAURICE A
364 GARDUNO, FEDERICO E

VIDABAC INC
367 FIGUEROA, JAMIL R
368 DRAKE, FRANCIS F

MONTANEZ, LIZBETH L

ORTIZ, MARIA J
371 CARRERA, WINDY

FLORES, FRANCISCO F
372 GARCIA, VANESSA

LOPEZ, JUANA A

PIMENTEL, SERAFINA

SMITH, ASHLEY
374 CARRILLO, GABRIEL J
375 BARAJAS, JOSE

KINNALLY, WILLIAM J
379 KAMERY, MARLENE A
385 MARTINEZ, JUAN M
386 ANGULO, JULIO C

INZUNZA, MAURO C
390 JENKINS, RUDOLPH J

MADDOX, WILLIAM B
391 CASTANEDA, ROSA B

CHEN, WEI B

FLORES, PATRICIA

GALA, CARMEN

GOMEZ, KARLA M

TORRES, NATALIA

WOODS, ARMIN
394 ATIENZA, PATRICK

CUNNINGHAM, ANDRE P

GRACIAN, ROSA

HARMON, MICHEAL L

HOLMES, NAEEM A

MELENDEZ, DAVID C

PRADO, PETER
399 JACOBO, MARIA D

REYES, PIEDAD G

VILLAVICENCIO, PAUL J
402 MANRIQUE, CHRISTIAN
406 LUNA, PEDRO
408 SORIANO, RUBEN
410 TREJO, CECILIA
411 CHAVEZ, ANA E

CORONA, BLAS

CORTES, YADIRA
412 MOSBY, MITCHELLE A
414 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
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415 KEARNS, PATRICK B
416 PRECIADO, MONICA
418 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
419 BOSCOSKY, ROBERT Z
420 PUPUHI, GLORIA A
422 ROUSSEAU, LAURA
423 ACEVES, MARA

BARAJAS, MAYTE

CARRILLO, MARA A

FLORES, JOHN

HERNANDEZ, VICTOR

LOMELI, DANNY

LUCERO, ESTELA

SANCHEZ, JESUS C
424 AYALA, BLANCA

DOW, CHERE

HUDSON, STEPHEN J

SAOMARCOS, CECELIA
427 WOOD, JUAN A
431 HERRERA, IRENE
433 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
435 MAYO, ROY J
439 CHAVEZ, MARIA J

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
443 GASPAR, GUADALUPE
453 HARMON, TERRY L
459 FAMILY LOAN REAL ESTATE

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
469 ALOYO, ANGEL L
473 QUINTERO, ALFREDO D
479 JIMENEZ, FABIOLA
481 RENNOLDS, KAREN O
485 GARCIA, CAROLINE P
489 ALVAREZ, NORMA V
502 VAZQUEZ, AGUSTIN
503 LOPEZ, NATARET J
507 MURRAY, WILLIAM W
513 MURPHY, PATRICIA I
515 HERNANDEZ, JAMES
517 GUTIERREZ, ANGELICA
519 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
521 IRRIBE, RAFAEL

PICHARDO, YOLANDA G

RAMIREZ, MARCELA

VEGA, DUNIA
525 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
529 DELAROSA, BENITO D
531 RAMIREZ, MARIA O
535 CAMPOS, RUBEN

CASTRO, ELODIA L
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535 FRUTOS, L M

IRIBE, MAGDALENA

LEON, RAFAEL

LIRA, MARLYN

MARTINEZ, MARIA R

MORLES, JULIE J

OLALDE, AZENTH

QUILES, MARTHA
537 COSIO, ELVA

DEOCA, PAULA M

MONTES, DEOCA O

RAMOS, ALFONSO

VELASQUEZ, MARTIN
540 VISTA SQUARE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
541 BANKS, DONNA

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
543 GUIAO, LARRY

MARTINEZ, JOSE L
551 EPPERLY, MARCUS

FLORES, JUAN J

GARCIA, FABIAN L

GARCIA, JOSE A

IBARRA, OLGA

MARLINE, JOSEPH A

QUINTERO, LORENZO G

SALGADO, EDUARDO M
553 GALLARDO, RAUL

HEMERICK, RICIK A

PIEDRA, CLAUDIA

RUIZ, MOISES

VARGAS, JANY
556 ANGUIANO, JOEL
560 FARFAN, VICTOR M
561 CASAS, SANDRA

CHARLES, GINA M

HERNANDEZ, LOUISA V

LIZARRAGA, JULIA

ROSA, PANIAGUA

SANTILLAN, MARIA

VASQUEZ, MARIA
564 GUARISCO, SANDRA L
565 GASTELUM, JONA

SANCHEZ, VICTOR

SANTILLAN, ELIZABETH

VIVAS, JANET
567 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
568 MORALES-MAYEN, LIVIER M
571 FORD, JOEL P
580 ARIZALA, FANCISCA L

BARBOSA, VICTOR M
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580 BURNSIDE, ELLEN

DAMIAN, MARIA

DAVIA, MARIO

DEANDA, RUDY

DEL, CASTILLO

DUNNIVANT, TE J

ESPARZA, MARIA E

FIGUEROA, EDLEYN M

FISCH, FRANCES

GAMBER, NEIL R

GARCIA, BERNAL A

GLORIA APARTMENTS

GUTIERREZ, MARISELA

HERNANDEZ, RAMON F

KHAZALI, VERONICA

LEDESMA, RUBEN

LEWIS, DALE

LOEZA, SALVADOR P

LOZANO, DANIEL

MARTINEZ, JOSE G

MONRREAL, JUAN C

SANCHEZ, LAURA

SANTELIZ, NICOLE A

VASQUEZ, ANGELICA
581 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
583 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
585 DAVIS DRY CLEANING SUPPLIES

PLUMBING STORE SVC
590 ALVARADO, GEORGE

CRISWELL, CORRIE

GALINDO RUIZ GUADALUPE

MEMOS CUSTOM CANVAS

ORTIZ, EVA

WOLFE, MARY J
610 CARRILLO, A

CARTER, BARBARA N

CISNEROS, GUILLERMO E

COBIAN, GUADALUPE

CRUZ, NIKHOLAS

CUSTODIO, NOEL T

DESAHAGUN, S

FERNANDEZ, JOSE

GARCIA, RENAN

GUTIERREZ, OSCAR

HERNANDEZ, JESUS G

K SIGNS

MALDONADO, EMYLIS

MARTINEZ, XOCHITL C

ONEILL, PEGGY A

PATRICIA, ANASTACIO
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610 PIPES, AMBER D

RANGEL, FRANCISCO

REYES, ARTURO L

REYES, RODRIGUEZ

SANCHEZ, KARLA

THOMAS, ANGELA

TOM, WALTER

TORRES, MARIA S
616 ANGUIANO, JOSE A

ARCOS, MARINA

ARELLANO, PATRICIA

AVENDANO, JOSEPHINE

BECK, THOM

BENSON, GWENDOLYN S

CASTILLO, MARCUS S

COOMBS, PATRICK R

CURTIS, SHERRY D

DAVES SUPER STORE

DAVIS, VERONICA

DAWOOD, M

DELA, DOLORA

DONAHUE, CHARLES C

DOUGLAS, NAKIA

DUARTE, JUDY

FABILA, BENEDICT

FERGUSON, SUE A

FLORES, SUSAN M

GOGERTY, MICHELLE

GONZALES, CEDRIC G

GONZALEZ, AURORA C

HANKS, JP P

HOLMES, HAROLD J

HOWELL, MARLENE A

HOYOS, CARLOS A

KNOWLTON, JOYCE I

KOALA KIDS FUN N GLOW

LE, BINH

LUNA, DELAIAH R

MARTINEZ, ALEJANDRO

MAXX AUTO GLASS

MEJIA, TINA

MENDOZA, ELIZABETH A

METCALF, KRISTOFFER M

MHAMAD, KUISTAN

MILLER, OPAL M

NATIVIDAD, SEGUNDINA

OCAMPO, ANNA M

OCHOA, TINA M

OJEDA, EDUARDO

OSORNO, SHARON
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616 PADILLA, RAYMOND

PALAFOX, CITLALLI

PALVATANA, GINA

PRONTO, ANTONIO D

RASHAAD, DEMETRIUS M

REDD, EMERALD

SANDOVAL, MELISSA

SIPPEL, DULAURA

SNYDER, DANIEL R

SOLORIO, MIGUEL S

SOUTH BAY TOWERS APARTMENTS

SUAREZ, NORMA

TUCKER, MICHAEL

URIBE, SONIA

VICTORIA, SANDRA

VIRGINIA, ANTOIN

WOOLDRIDGE, AIMEE L

ZENDEJAS, JAIME
626 DOTSON, NASHELL
628 VALLE, JUANA
629 SANCHEZ, KARISSA
633 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
635 WRAY, CATO W
644 FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
651 TISDALE, LONNIE L
677 ACKERMAN, ABRAHAM N

AHRENS, YOKO I

AMAYA, LUZDEL C

AMICK, IRENE G

ANGEL, LILIA E

ARSENAULT, JOHN E

AVILA, ELLY G

BAILEY, ROBERT L

BEERS, WESLEY J

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BIGGERS, DOROTHY R

BRANDT, STEVE N

BREARLEY, WALTER D

BREESE, REUBEN V

BROWN, OLIVIA M

BUTTERWORTH, MARCELLE S

BYRD, VELVA J

CANEZ, JESUS A

CARDONA, PRISCILLA M

CARRERA, ALEJANDRA

CASKINETTE, ANN

CASTRO, RUBEN

CEJA, RODOLFO

CHRISTIAN, MADELYN R

COMER, C
(Cont'd)
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677 CONNELLY, ROBERT W

CORBIN, ROBERT L

CRABBE, MICHAEL P

CURRY, ROBERT L

CURTIS, ROGER J

DAKEL, AMBER

DANIELS, EDWARD A

DOUGLAS, JEFFREY A

DUGAN, DONNA M

DUNHAM, MARILYN E

DUNKER, DOUGLAS A

ELKINS, M J

ESCOTO, REYES G

FAIRLEE, LARRY L

FRANCOUR, SANDRA L

FRANKLIN, HARRY

FUSCO, BRYAN E

GAONA, ALAN

GENTZ, LINDA I

GOMEZ, MICAELA L

GONZALEZ, JOSE A

GUADALUPE, BARRIOS J

GUERRA, ALBERTO C

GUERRA, JOE R

HAHN, RAY A

HALL, CHERYL P

HALL, VIVIAN L

HAMBY, JUANA C

HARVEY, JERRY D

HEDGE, WILLIAM

HEDRICK, WILLIE L

HENDRICK, WILLIE

HERNANDEZ, RAFAEL

HERNANDEZ, RAMIRO

HOFF, BRIAN E

HORD, RAYMOND K

JACKSON, ANDREW W

JACKSON, DAISSE

JARVIS, LEONARD G

JOHNSON, RONALD G

JONES, LEROY R

KALIN, SYDNEY

KAMINS, SYBIL R

KINCAID, FLORENCE I

KING, BARBARA A

KNOWLES, CAROL S

KRUPINSKI, DOUGLAS J

LAMARK, DOROTHY L

LANGLOIS, BLANCHE N

LARSON, KATHLEEN
(Cont'd)
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677 LEGASPI, OSCAR L

LIMON, EDUARDO G

LOTZGESELLE, FRANK W

LUCY, MARGARET

MACIAS, ADELINA

MACIAS, MARIA G

MAGALLANES, ALICIA R

MAMANGUN, CONSUELO

MANLEY, JOYCE L

MANN, HILDRA B

MANNON, THEODORE T

MARSH, ANNE

MATHEWS, R P

MAXWELL, TOM M

MCCAULEY, BETTY J

MCGRATH, BILL B

MEILE, RALPH E

MEZA, ANDREA C

MORRIS, AARON B

MOSLEY, MARGARET M

MUCH, JULIETTE E

MUSGRAVE, ROSE M

NEELY, BILLY J

NEWNHAM, EDITH L

NIETO, JAMES

NORMAN, DORIS F

ORAMAS, JOSEFINA O

OURS, JUDITH E

OWN A PROPERTY REALTY

PACELY, SILVIA

PARKHURST, LINDA K

PEARSON, GLADYS M

PERENA, DELFIN

PIERCE, MARY

PIKE, MARTIN E

POTTS, CLAUDIA T

PRECIADO, CRUZ

PURDUE, CLARA L

RADINOVSKY, KATHRYN M

RAINS, YUKO

RAMIREZ, JOSIE

REED, EUGENE W

RIVERAASTACIO, JOSE E

ROBB, MARJORY C

ROBBINS, BRUCE E

ROSSETTI, RITA J

SANCHEZ-ALDANA, GABRIEL

SHAFFER, ORLA

SHELTON, MARK C

SMITH, ARTHUR
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677 SMITH, EARL J

SOTO, IRMA V

STINEBUCK, NANCY J

SUNSET CAB

SUNSHINE CAB CO

TERRYS MOBILE PARK

THAYER-STOKES, LAVERNE M

TIMBOL, EPENITO

TOBIE, SOTO G

TURO, MARJORIE L

VALVERDE, MIGUEL

VEGA, GLORIA

VIGILIA, SANDIE

VILLAFURTE, LETICIA D

VOLLER, NORMA J

WACHTLER, REGENIA G

WATERS, RONALD B

WATSON, KENNETH D

WEATHERLY, V

WILLIAMS, BERNARD

WOOD, CAROLYN F

WRIGHT, BONNIE K

ZAMUDIO, ORALIA G
691 GARCIA, REBECA
704 CASTANEDA, FERNANDO F

GARCIA, JUAN A

NAVARRO, MARIA E

SMITH, HARVEY C
716 CORONADO, HENRY U

MAINWARING, ELIZABETH M

RAMIREZ, GABRIEL

ROMO, YESSICA
724 CARTER, EMIKO S

JOHNSON, STEVEN

PHILLIP, RABBIA

STIMPSON, MARY E
731 ALEXANDER, MARIA

ANDERSON, BILLIE

AYOTTE, JIM

BARRAGAN, PETRA

BEELES, RONALD G

BENFER, ESPERANZA

BERMUDEZ, RAQUEL L

BETCHER, GOTTFRIED E

BIRKINSHAW, JACK R

BONATUS, JACKIE D

BOWLES, PEGGY D

BRIDGES, MARSHA

CABRILLO MOBILE LODGE LLC

CASTANEDA, MANUEL
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CLAY, MARSHALL L

CONKLIN, EDWARD C

CONNER, RONALD D

CUEVA, FILIBERTO C

CUEVA, FRANCISCO J

CUNARD, MARIA E

DORSCHER, SHIRLEY J

EASTWOOD, MARIA B

FALLING, BILLY

FERREIRA, MARIA

GARCIA, RITA

GERBASIO, MARGARET A

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GRASSO, SALVATORE I

HAUSWIRTH, DENNIS L

HERNANDEZ, EVA

HODGES, MACK C

JACKSON, WARREN H

JACQUEZ, ORTENCIA S

JUAREZ, JESUS

KARAKEY, APOLONI A

KNIGHT, SHAWN M

LITTLE, MICHAEL D

LUGO, ANGELINA L

MANJARREZ, MARIA C

MAPLE, GRAYDEON R

MARISCAL, MARIA

MARTINEZ, MARGARITA

MCGONIGLE, GARY R

MEASEL, GLENN J

MEDINA, RAMON

MELVIN, JOHN H

OSEJO, MARIA

PARDEE, BARBARA J

PATRON, MARIA G

PENNERMAN, WILLIAM A

PERRY, HARLEY L

PRADO, GUADALUPE R

RHOADES, TERRY M

RICHIE, ELIDA

RITCHIE, ELIDIA G

ROBERTS, SANFORD

RODRIGUEZ, GUILLERMO

RODRIGUEZ, JUANA

RODRIGUEZ, WILLIAM

SANCHEZ, ESTELA C

SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SWANSON, DOROTHY J

THOMAS, L
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731 THOMPSON, ROBERT N

TUMBOKON, ELVIRA L

TURNER, THERESA

UNDERHILL, BRENDAN J

URIBE, JOSE G

VAZQUEZ, JAVIER A

VELASQUEZ, JOSE A

WALTHALL, GLEN A

WOODY, NEREIDA

YOUNG, FLORENCE

ZABALA, BULMARO C

ZIGLER, MILAGROS D

ZINN, ALEXANDRA C
736 BAXTER, STUART A

PEYRO, JUAN S

VELA, EDUARDO
997 FIVE STAR YACHT SVC INC

PACIFIC YACHT REFITTERS INC

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD

TRUITT MACHINE & FABRICATION
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14 ACKERMAN, RICHARD J
30 FLACKE, JUDITH L
36 HIPPERSON, DUANE M
39 TABLADILLO, RODOLFO C
42 HILDEBRAND, ERNEST H
45 TAYLOR, JONATHAN W
48 THOMAS, ROBERT D
50 MATZEK, DEBORAH
52 VEGA, MICHAEL E
55 SLATER, ROBERT M
60 DEESE, BOBBY L
66 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
70 STANCZAK, FRANK J
71 NELSON, ROSALYN J
77 SEARLES, ROBERT C
78 DUARTE, SAUL
83 ARIZAGA, RAUL J
84 COSTELLO, TIMOTHY P
86 DUNKLE, RAYMOND E
87 CHASE, PALMER S
90 MURRAY, LUPE M
93 STONE, BILLIE C
102 ROJAS, MANUEL C
108 CARRERA, CECILIA M
111 DALE, JANE E
115 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
121 ZAPPONE, CARL M
123 TAULBEE, NORMAN L
130 HULST, WARREN J
134 HARGIS, PATRICIA J
135 TOMIC, BETTY J
140 TELLO, DOROTHY M
141 EGGERS, DARREN J
146 JENNINGS, MARY G
147 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
152 WOMACK, JULIA M
155 LOPEZ, FLORENCIO D
156 HUVAR C F 3 GENERAL CONTRACTOR

RADER, CAROL L
159 WALLACE, FRANK T
160 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
161 BIOMMELL, DARRELL L
163 RASCON, MARISA R
164 KELLY, THOMAS M
167 GURROLA, ENRIQUE

NURSE STATIONS COM

NURSELINK
170 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
173 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
174 MOLSBERRY, MARK A
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177 MARINELLO, JOSEPH S
181 TROTTER, RON
182 BARNES, ALBERT A
186 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
194 DIXON, TIMOTHY B
195 TROTTER, RONALD G
197 ESPIRITU JANITORIAL SERVICE

ESPIRITU, JEFFREY M
198 SMITH, JERRY R
202 MAESTRE, ESPER I
203 JOHANSEN, JACK
207 AMOS, ANSON S
210 LADD, JAMES L
211 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
215 PARKS, JUANA L
222 ACEVES, OCTAVIO

BARCUS, JOHN W

BUDIONGAN, ROBINSON M

BUMSTED, VIOLA E

CATE, JEAN M

CUBILLOS, JUAN

ELLIOTT, SHIRLEY M

FALLE, VIONA E

GALVAS, JOHN J

GISH, MILDRED E

HALL, CAROL V

HELM, JOHN E

HINKEY, RUSSELL

KNOX, JULIETTE E

LE CHATEAU A PARTMENTS

LYONS, DICK M

MORTON, JAMES E

OBRIEN, WILLIAM J

PEARSON, GLADYS M

PENWELL, EDITH A

PHELPS, GREG M

RICHARDSON, MADELINE

RODGERS, MARY A

SCOTT, DAVID M

SHEPHERD, ERON

SIMON, ESTELLE L

STONE, FREDERICK L

SWAN, NORMA M

TAPIA, SALLY

VILLEGAS, JESS C
223 MEYERS, RICHARD J

ZULAICA, BENITO
226 GIMENEZ, DAMIAN P

URIAS, PRISCILLA
227 RINCON, ANTONIO
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228 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
229 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
233 RYAN, MARION A
236 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
239 ANDERSON, TREVA

CARDENAS, JUANA

CORTEZ, MARIA

ESPINOZA, LUPE M

FLORES, FRANCISCA

GARCIA, DIANA V

RADCLIFF, JACKIE
241 BECKY, GONZALES

ESSEX, GEORGE E

GUZMAN, STEVE

LEON, RUBEN

MCGEE, PATRICIA A

MONTOYA, EMILIANA C

RODRIGUEZ, DEVINA

SOTO, ARTEMIO
244 HIX, THOMAS

SNYDER, VERNON R
246 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
248 GRAPES, HANNAH

KOTSALA, MICHAEL V
250 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
252 ALCALA, YERALDINE

GILBERT, LAWRENCE F

SORIANO, ROCIO
255 FINNEY, OTIS L

JACKSON, JOHN E

JORGENSON, LANCE K

KANE, TIFFANY

RODRIGUEZ, GLORIA

SPREKELMEYER, LINDA R
264 ACOSTA, ANABEL Y

ARCE, REBECCA

CLEANING ANGEL SERVICES

CLEANING ANGELS SERVICE

GLEGHORN, REBECCA H

GRUBE, MATHEW

QUIROGA, HECTOR M

WHIZAR, LUCIANA
265 BRYANT, TERRY L

CARR, MIKE E

CLEANING ANGEL SERVICES

COWHERD, JUDITH M

HOLIDAY COMFORTS CUSTOM PILLOWS AND

HOLIDAY COMFORTS CUSTOM PLW

MARRERO, RONY

MIRANDA, EVA J
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265 MOORE, JONATHAN H

PERKINS, MARVIN K

SANDOVAL, EVA

THE PILLOW PEOPLE BY MNC & VRN

THE PILLOW PEOPLE BY MONICA & VERONI

WAGNER, DIANE M
268 BRADLEY, DAMA O

WERTZ, MARY

WIELENGA, PHYLLIS
274 BROWDER, ERIN C
281 JORDAN AND ASSOCIATES

PEPPERTREE ESTATES
283 MILLER JON REALTY
286 AIR CONDITIONING BY BUTLER
287 ESPERANZA INTERNATIONAL

LOS NINOS

VOLUNTOURS
309 ARENAS, VERONICA

GUENTHER, JUSTIN

HENDERSON, MARIA

LUNA, JENNIFER

STEVENSON, JANET

VILLEGAS, RAMIRO

VINAS, SERGIO
310 CONLIN, JAMES P

FLORES, GUILLERMINA O

HERNANDEZ, MARITZA B

KOHMETSCHER, KENNETH

OCAMPO, MARIBEL

TIMMER, SANDRA J

TRAYLOR, STEVEN H

VANSLYKE, CLAUDINE

YOUNG, LINDA

YOUNG, MARCELLA L
311 HOWE, THOMAS G
313 KEPHART, CHRISTY L
315 CAMERON, PATRICIA A
316 HERNANDEZ, DANIEL A
317 BRUDER, ROBERT

CARLETON, COLLEEN G
318 FRANKLIN, WILLIAM E

HARMON, KELLY

HICKEY, MEGAN

HOLLAND, STEPHANIE

ISIP, CHARLIE V

LAPINSKY, MICHELLE

LOBELLO, NICOLE

MUNIZ, FRANCISCA

PADGETT, JOSEPH

ROYBAL, GERTRUDE
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318 VENEGAS, ARMANDO L
320 CHAMBERS, RICHARD

DUKES, VICTOR M

KNUDSEN, JOHN F

LOPEZ, LUZ

MEYERS, JENNIFER C

RUSTIN, CHERYL L

SUAREZ, ERNESTO
321 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
323 DEB & I

HOWE, THOMAS G
325 POLLOCK, HOLLY
329 DIRECTLY CREATIVE
330 GIBSON, NORA

NINE-TRIANON, L

THOMPSON, LESLIE C
333 OGILVIE, EVA I
334 BELTRAN, JESUS

CARRANZA, WALTER S

CORNEJO, ARTHUR J

DNA COMPUTER REPAIR

GOMEZ, JESSICA

JAGGARS, RUSSELL

MACIAS, SELENA R

MARTINEZ, MIGUEL A

TIPPETT, RICHARD L

WARD, SHARON L
335 WILLIAMS, CHRISTINA L
336 MADEROS, KORINA

MEDEROS, OMAR M
340 GUARDADO, EFRAIN R

LEBINH, BLANC

RUVALCABA, FERNANDO

ZATARAIN, OSCAR E
341 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
345 CASTILLO, TERESA
350 BLACKWELL, JOSEFINA J

CAMACHO, JULIE M

CANEDO, NELLY C

EAGER, ELIZABETH

FOREST, B

GIGEAR, PAULETTE

GIOAKARIS, CARMEN D

KIDWELL, CAROL S

KLEINICK, MICHAEL D

KREMER, LAURA E

KRUSAS, CHARLENE F

KUGLER, MANNIE L

MACASADIA, NEIL G

MARTINEZ, LAWRENCE M
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350 MEDICAL SCNTFIC INTERPRETATION

PORTILLO, MATTHEW

RAMEY, DEBORAH

RIVERA, L

ROARK, ERNIE A

SKUZINSKI, PHYLLIS L

ZATARAIN, GLORIA
357 CHULA VISTA WOMANS CLUB
363 PRICE, LISA
364 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
367 ALACAL, YASSARETTE
368 JERVAY, B

MONTANEZ, LIZBETH L

WAGNER, MONICA J
370 MCKINLEY, SARAH R
371 FLORES, FRANCISCO
372 PIMENTEL, SERAFINA

TOTTRESS, TYRONE A

ZEPEDA, KARLA
374 ANGULO, VICTORIA G
375 BARAJAS, GUADALUPE

CASTILLO, JENNIFER

KNOWLTON, JOSIE T
379 ALL FAITHS

KEMERY, WILLIAM E

NEW THOUGHT EPISCOPAL CHURCH

WM E KEMERY PHD DD
385 MARTINEZ, JUAN M
386 ANGULO, JULIO C
390 MADDOX, WILLIAM B

MAYEN, M L

MERCADO, VICTOR B

MOLINA, D
391 CAMARILLO, JANET G

FORD, LEKEBIA

HINOJOSA, MARIA

KEVIN, MARSHALL

OLIVOS, JORGE

PONCE, HENRY J

WOODS, ARMIN
394 BATTON, LAURA L

COGGINS, MELISSA

COLE, C

CUNNINGHAM, ANDRE P

HELLER, CHRIS L

HOLMES, NA E

MARTINO, ROSALINA

MEZA, MERCEDES M

PRADO, RODRIGO S
399 REYES, ISMAEL
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402 CHAVEZ, MARIA
404 DURAZO, LIZETTH
406 LUNA, PEDRO
408 D & R CLEANING SERVICES

FLORES, ZERBEL
410 TREJO, CECILIA
411 AVITIA, BLANCA I

CHAVEZ, ANA E
414 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
415 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
418 SANCHEZ, MARCELO H
419 BOSCOSKY, ROBERT Z
420 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
422 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
423 BARAJAS, MAYTE

DOMINGUEZ, GUADALUPE

MOLINA, DEL R

PARICA, ROY

RODRIGUEZ, GUILLERMO

SANCHEZ, JOEL G

SUAREZ, JOSE M

SUNSET CAB

TESTER, GLENN A

WIGHTMAN, L
424 AVILA, A

DEGRADO, JOAN

HUDSON, STEPHEN J

MINNICK, RICK

ROUSSEAU, LAURA

VISTA, SQUARE
427 WOOD, JUAN A
431 GONZALEZ, OSCAR L
433 LAW OFC OF TMTHY A SCOTT A PRO

WEHBE, ELIAS M
435 ORTEGA, HECTOR A
439 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,

PEREZ, JORGE A
443 GASPAR, GUADALUPE
447 CAYETANO, LAURA
453 SANMARTIN, CAROL I
459 CAZARES, RAFAEL A

FAMILYS LOANS & REAL ESTATE

INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE BRKR

THE FAMILY LOAN REAL ESTATE

THE FAMILYS LOANS AND REAL ESTATE
463 LAWRENCE, CHRIS J
469 ALOYO, ANGEL L
473 ANDRADE, RAMIRO
479 NUNEZ, LETICIA
481 WIMBERLY, O
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485 ARCE, KARLA
489 CARLSON, EARL L
502 VAZQUEZ, AGUSTIN
503 ZAZUETA, EVANGELINA
507 MURRAY, WILLIAM W
513 HILDAS HOUSE CLEANING

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,

ROCHA, LEONILA

S & S MAID SERVICE
515 HERNANDEZ, NANCY
516 GARCIARUIZ, MANUEL J
519 GREGORY, ARITHA K
521 CORTEZ, OMAR A

MACIEL, KYLEEN

MANZANARES, IRENE J

MANZARES, STEVEN

PADILLA, ALMA

RAMIREZ, MARCELA

SALINAS, SALUD
525 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
527 TALARO, OSCAR N
529 VAZQUEZ, JAVIER A
531 VAZQUEZ, JAVIER A
535 CASTRO, ELODIA L

LEON, RAFAEL

LEONS LANDSCAPE

MARTINEZ, MARIA R

MORLES, JULIE

PICHARDO-JR, HECTOR M
537 SILVA, BENJAMIN
540 VISTA SQUARE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
541 GARCIA, MARIA

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
543 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
551 DUARTE, SYLVIA A

GARCIA, FABIAN

MANRIQUEZ, ANGEL

QUINTERO, LORENZO

RODRIGUEZ, MARIA E

SALGADO, EDUARDO

SAUL, CONRAD
553 FABIAN, JOSE

FIGUEROA, JAVIER

MORALES, GRACIELA

RAMIREZ, SONIA

RANDLE, P

SUAREZ, JOAQUIN

VILLANUEVA DAY CARE
556 PEREZ, PERLITA
560 FARFAN, VICTOR M
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561 HERNANDEZ, LOUISA
564 GUARISCO, SANDRA L

OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,

WMM DRYWALL & TEXTURE

WMM DRYWALL TEXTURE
565 CAMPOS, ANA

CONTERAS, JUAN J

DELGADO, PEDRO

GARCIA, DIANA M

GLASS, KAREN

MANRIQUEZ, J

MINJAREZ, ARTURO A

ROBINSON, LETICIA

SALGADO, RUBENDO A
567 DOMINGUEZ, FLORENCIO
568 OCHOA, MARIA A
571 FORD, JOEL P
580 BERNAL, ALFONSO G

DAVIA, MARIO

FISCH, FRANCES

GARCIA, MIGUEL

GLORIA APARTMENTS THE

GUTIERREZ, JESUS

GUZMAN, RAINNIER M

HUESO, CECILIA

IRRIBE, RAFAEL

JIMENEZ, MONICA

LARIOS, CARMEN

MACIAS, ADRIAN

MEDRANO, REBECA D

MEJIA, JOSE

MONRREAL, JUAN C

REYES, CESAR

REYES, JESUS R

SALAZAR, CECILIA G

SANCHEZ, CRISTIE

SANTELIZ, GAIL

TORRES, BEATRIZ
581 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
583 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
585 PLUMBING STORE SERVICE
590 ABILITEES CO

CORTEZ, VICTOR

LIVERMAN, MONICA

MEMOS CUSTOM CANVAS

ORTIZ, EVA

PANCHITAS TAROT

PERFECT PHOTO

ROMAN ZERMENO
610 AGUAYO, JOSE
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610 CARRILLO, A

CASTILLO, JACOB

CHANCE, JANE L

DEMBY, CONSTANCE M

DESAHAGUN, NERO S

ESTRADA, CHRISTOPHER

GILLESPIE, JENNIFER

GUIZAR, CARLOS A

HERNANDEZ, SARA N

JOHNSON, WALTER T

LAVA MAX CARPET & UPHOLSTERY

LOTA, JOSE

MALLOY, ROBERT W

MARTINEZ, XOCHITL C

MAXON, PETER L

MOORE, MARIAH

OCLEARY, SHANNON

ONEILL, PEGGY A

PASAY, AIDA A

REYES, ARTURO L

ROBERTS, ANNABELLE

TORRES, MARIA S

VILLA, LINDA
616 AKOU, SARID Z

AMADOR, HUGO J

AMESQUITA, SAMUEL R

ARIAS, FRANK A

BLOOMFIELD, PHILIP

BULLUCK, MARK L

CAMPS, JUAN

CHAPPELL, PAUL

COLE, RACENE

COOMBS, PATRICK

CURTIS, SHERRY D

DAWOOD, M

DELA, CRUZ

DELAVEGA, EMMA

DOUGLAS, NAKIA

DUARTE, JUDY

FARID Z AKOU CARPET CLEANING

FREY, LESLIE

FUENTES, DANIEL

GLORIA, JEFFREY

GOMEZ, ALONZO

GORGES, ADEL

GUTIERREZ, MARTINA

HANNA, APRIL

IRELAND, ANN

JIMENEZ, JORGE A

LE, BINH
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616 LEBOEUF, RON

LUNA, RICHARD B

MELENDEZ, SANDINO A

MILLER, OPAL

NATIVIDAD, SEGUNDINA

NELSON, JENNIFER

ORALIA CLEANING SERVICE

OROZCO, AGUSTIN

PALAFOX, CITLALLI

QUEZADA, NADIA C

RAPPLEY, ALAN D

SASS, HAROLD

SCOTT, SHANON S

SHAEBAN, WAHID

SLEWA, WILLIAM D

SNYDER, DANIEL R

TOMA, RAMZI

TUCKER, MICHAEL

VIRGINIA, ANTOIN

ZANGANA, ALAN
626 DOTSON, NASHELL
628 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
629 GOMEZ, MELISA D
633 BENITES, PAULA
635 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
644 FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
651 TISDALE, CHARLES E
667 AGUILAR, ALBA M
677 ACKERMAN, ABRAHAM N

AMERICAN SOUTHWEST SERVICES

ANGEL, MARIA E

BEERS, WESLEY J

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BERRY, VIVIAN A

BOWEN, ANGIE M

BRANDT, STEVE N

BREARLEY, WALTER

BREESE, REUBEN V

BURT, STUART C

BUTTERWORTH, MARCELLE S

BYRD, VELVA J

CAMPBELL, CHARLES L

CASTRO, FRED H

CEJA, MARIA A

CHANG, GERMAINE F

CHILDERS, WILLIAM

CONNELLY, ROBERT W

COOK, MARGARET W

CORBETT, RICHARD J

CORBIN, ROBERT L
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677 DECK, JERRY E

DELAHUERTA, GUSTAVO

DELAHUERTA, J G

DOERING, KENNETH M

DOUGLAS, JEFFREY A

DUGAN, DONNA M

DUNKER, NORMA M

DUPERRON, DONALD J

EDINGTON, ARVEL H

ELKINS, M J

FAVERTY, CAROLYN F

FRANKLIN, HARRY

FUSCO, BRYAN E

GAGLIANO, ANGELINA

GALARZA, ARMANDO R

GENTZ, LINDA I

GOMEZ, MICAELA L

GONZALEZ, J A

GRAHAM, GEORGE H

GREEN, LUCILE Y

GUERRA, ALBERTO C

HAHN, JEAN A

HALL, CHERYL P

HALL, DONALD W

HALL, VIVIAN L

HAMILTON, JUANITA M

HARVEY, HAL K

HEDRICK, WILLIE L

HENDRICK, WILLIE

HUBERT, RICHARD

JACKSON, DAISSE

JDK WEBS

JOHNSON, DANIEL J

JONES, CAROL V

JONES, LAMAR R

JONES, LEROY M

KALIN, SYDNEY

KAMINS, MARVIN S

KELLOGG, WILLIAM B

KINCAID, FLORENCE I

KING, JUDITH E

KISBERT, MARY A

KNOWLES, CAROL S

KOHLMAN, LAVADA J

KRUPINSKI, DOUGLAS J

LAMARK, DOROTHY L

LANGLOIS, BLANCHE K

LEDINGHAM, COLLEEN

LONGHOFER, WAYNE

LOTZGESELLE, FRANK W
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677 MACIAS, MARIA G

MAGALLANES, ALICIA

MAMANGUN, CONSUELO

MANLEY, JOYCE L

MANN, HILDRA B

MARSH, ROBERT

MARTINEZ, LUPE C

MATHEWS, R P

MAXWELL, TOM M

MCGRATH, BILL B

MEILE, RALPH E

MENDOZA, LUPE C

MILLER, RAV

MORRIS, AARON B

MUSGRAVE, ROSE M

NEAL, ROBERT I

NEELY, BILLY J

NEWMAN, LUETTA L

NIETO, JAMES

NORMAN, DORIS F

OLVERA, SONIA R

ONLINESALES

ORTNER, CONSTANCE L

PARKER, JOE

PARKHURST, LINDA K

PIKE, MARTIN E

POTTS, CLAUDIA T

PURDUE, CLARA L

RADINOVSKY, KATHRYN M

RAINS, YUKO

REED, EUGENE W

REEVES, LAURA

ROBB, MARJORY C

SANDOVAL, HERMELINDA A

SAUNDERS, LESLIE

SCHLEGEL, WILLIAM J

SERVICIO RADIANTE

SHAFFER, ORLA

SMILEY, WANDA F

SMITH, TIMOTHY A

SOTO, IRMA V

STINEBUCK, NANCY J

STONE, ANNA J

STONE-WEYGAND, ANNA

STRAHAN, LOUIS

SYMO CONSULTING OF CALIFORNIA

TAGLE, JOSE

TERRYS MOBILE HOME PARK CORP

THOMPSON, LAWRENCE E

TREVINO, ROBERT L
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677 VALENZUELA, PEDR

VALUATOIN CONCEPTS INC

VALVERDE, MIGUEL

VAZQUEZ, ANTONIA

VIGIL, ELFIDES M

VILLAFUERTE, TONY P

VISTA, GLORIA

VOLLER, DONALD R

WACHTLER, REGENIA G

WATERS, RONALD B

WATSON, KENNETH D

WATTS, JOAN M

WESTON, NANCY O

WHITING, EDNA R

WHITTAKER, BARBARA A

WILLIAMS, BERNARD

WOLFE, DOLORES

WOLFORD, JOANN E

WRIGHT, BONNIE K
691 GARCIA, REBECA
704 AVILA, RUBEN

CASTANEDA, FERNANDO

MARTINEZ, ROBERT

MONTOYA, DANIEL J

SMITH, STEPHEN E
716 CORONADO, HENRY U

MAINWARING, ELIZABETH

RAMIREZ, FRANCISCA

ROARK, ERNIE A
724 CARTER, EMIKO S

JOHNSON, STEVEN
730 HOLLMAN, MARIE J
731 ACKER, JOHN S

BARRAGAN, PETRA

BERMUDEZ, RAQUEL L

BIRKINSHAW, JACK R

BOWLES, PEGGY D

BYRNE, HELEN A

CABRILLO MOBILE LODGE LLC

CALDEAN, ALLEN

CHAPMAN, WILLIAM

CISNEROS, BULMARO

CLARK, DONALD F

CLAY, MARSHALL L

CONNER, RONALD D

CUEVA, FRANCISCO J

CUEVA, GRACIELA C

DAWSON, JOE W

DORSCHER, SHIRLEY J

ESTRADA, JULIAN
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731 GERBASIO, MARGARET A

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GRALEY, JAMES E

GRASSO, SALVATORE

GROSSMAN, BARBARA

GUTHRIE, IRMA

HATCHETT, IRA H

HAUSWIRTH, DENNIS L

HOLLINGER, ROSELA M

JACKSON, WARREN H

JOLLY, BARBARA E

KALLENBERGER, MARVIN B

KARAKEY, APOLONIA

KIENLEN, TOM

LARA, JOSE L

LITTLE, MICHAEL D

LUGO, ANGELINA

LUPPENS, JOHN

MAPLE, GRAYDEON R

MARTINEZ, TRINIDAD

MCGONIGLE, GARY R

MEDINA, RAMON

MELFORD, MICHEAL B

MELVIN, JOHN H

MONCRIEF, CAROLYN A

NEVEU, KERRY L

PASCHEN, JOE M

PATRON, MARIA G

PAWLAK, EDWARD F

PENNERMAN, WILLIAM A

PERRY, H L

PROTHEROE, IVOR

RITCHIE, ELIDIA S

RODRIGUEZ, GUILLERMO

ROMANDIA, YVONNE E

SAENZ, ARMANDO

SANCHEZ, ESEQUIEL

SANCHEZ, ESTELA C

SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SERRANO, LUPE

SINGER, THOMAS

SPENCER, W A

THOMAS, JOHN S

TINITIGAN, ZENAIDA P

TURNER, ALFRED S

UNDERHILL, BRENDAN J

WALTHALL, GLEN A

WENTWORTH, FRED E

WILLIAMS, SHERRY L

YAOTANI, BENIGNA
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731 YOUNG, FLORENCE
736 PEYRO, JUAN J

VELA, EDUARDO

WISSER, JOHN H
979 PACIFIC DEFENSE SYSTEMS
997 MARINE GROUP LLC

PACIFIC MARITIME FREIGHT INC

SD FUEL DELIVERY

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD

TRUITT MACHINE & FABRICATION
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10 RINGGOLD, ERNEST W
12 HAWLEY, DONALD E
14 ACKERMAN, DICK
15 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
22 GUTHRIE, CAROLYN
30 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
33 CORNEJO, DORIS A
34 CORNEJO, DORIS A
36 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
39 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
42 HILDEBRAND, ERNEST H
45 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
52 JONES, MARK
55 OGDEN, JACK
60 DEESE, BOB L
66 JETER, T
70 STANCZAK, FRANK J
71 NELSON, ANTON J
77 CROPLEY, CARROLL D
78 PERRY, DALE W
83 ARIZAGA, RAUL
84 JENKINS, SIDNEY R
86 DUNKLE, RAYMOND E
87 GOLDSTEIN, EDWARD
90 MURRAY, LUPE M
93 STONE, BILLIE C
102 ROJAS, MARTHA F
108 CARRERA, CECILIA
111 JOHNSTONE, WILLIAM B
115 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
121 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
130 HULST, WARREN J
134 RAZO, RICHARD
135 PHILLIPS, CORA I
140 CASTILLO, ANA A
141 ALLEN, V E
146 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
152 DAVEY, WADE D
155 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
156 HUVAR, CYRIL F
159 WALLACE, FRANK T
160 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
161 BOMMEL, DARRELL L
163 CLINE, P H
164 KELLY, THOMAS M
167 HICKMON, GOLDIE R
170 SCROGGINS, ARTHUR W
173 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
174 MOLSBERRY, MARK
177 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
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181 TROTTER, GUY H
182 BARNES, ALBERT A
186 BARNES, ANITA L
189 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
194 DIXON, R L
195 TROTTER, JANET C
202 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
203 JOHANSEN, JACK
205 AMOS, E H
207 AMOS, E H
210 LADD, L E
211 NEVAREZ, MARTIN
215 PARKS, JUANA L

VALDEZ, JOSEPH P
216 ABDUL, SEEPAL
217 KEELEY, TERENCE F
222 ALLEY, F G

ASHCRAFT, MILTON T

BARNHART, RICHARD E

FALLE, VIONA E

FELDMAN, E

GALVAS, JOHN J

GISH, MILDRED

GOOD, PETER H

GUTHRIE, CAROLYN S

JORDAN, HILDA E

KODISH, SAMUEL J

LECHATEAU APARTMENTS

MATTISON, M

OBRIEN, WILLIAM J

PHELPS, GREGORY M

REYES, G

ROBERTS, R F

SHEPHERD, DONALD R

STEPHENS, J

ZAVALA, ALEX
226 BARRIOS, CARMEN A

JEANS, DAWN R
227 OJEDA, M
228 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
229 MOSHER, KEITH E
233 DOEGE, DOUGLAS W
241 ESSEX, GEORGE

MCGEE, P
244 SNYDER, MARY A
246 AMAN, MARY A
248 CARSON, TESSA M
250 SINGLETON, V J
252 ALCALA, JUAN M
255 FINNEY, OTIS L
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255 MILLER, M G

MORGAN, M G

RASMUSSEN, ELEANOR

SPREKELMEYER, J
264 LATONI, GERARDO
265 BENSON, JULIE A

CARR, MIKE

COSFORD, DAVID T

COWHERD, JUDITH M

CURIEL, LAURA

GARCIA, ALBERT U

MIRANDA, EVA J

URIAS, LIZETH

WAGNER, DIANE M
268 JOHNSON, RICHARD A
274 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
277 FRITCHER, JAMES F
281 JORDAN & ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL

JORDAN, DAN

YELLOW BIRD COMPANY
282 WHITTINGTON F L & ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE
283 SOUTH BAY YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICE
286 AIR CONDITIONING BY BUTLER

BUTLERS AUTO REPAIR
287 LOS NINOS HELPING CHILDREN
309 MACCOMISH, TIMOTEA G

RODRIGUEZ, ANTONIO
310 BELTRAN, RICHARD C

FLORES, G O

GANS, RICK O

KOHMETSCHER, KENNETH

TIMMER, SANDRA

TRAYLOR, STEVEN H

WILLIAMS, CHARLES W
313 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
315 STOCKTON, PEGGY L
318 BRANNEN, MELISSA R

COURTEMANCHE, J

GOMEZ, DANIEL

MEINUNG, ARTHUR

RATLIFF, B
319 HERNANDEZ, RUBIN J
320 HASTY, DANNY R

RUSTIN, CHERYL L

STARRETT, V E
323 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
329 LAMB, G E
330 CARRILLO, ALFONSO

CHAVEZ, LORENA

CRUZ, P
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330 FUJII, F

HANA, LINDA

MAUTINO, KATHRIN

STEWART, P J

VALENCIA, NANCY I

WOOD, TODD W
333 OGILVIE, FLOYD E
334 BURCIAGA, RAQUEL

CONNELLY, SONYA

CORNEJO, DORIS

GUILLEN, A J

JAGGARS, L

LEON, ANDRE

LEVERENCE, DANIEL E

MARTINEZ, M

MCCUAIG, JOHN B

MILLER, MARILYN J

PALOMO, CONNIE

ROMAN, FARAH

TAITINGFONG, ANTHONY

VEJAR, ARTHUR

WARD, S L
335 WILLIAMS, C L
336 GALVAN, EUNICE

TORRES, ROBERT D
340 SCOTT, ARLITA
342 KOPEPASSAH, M D
345 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
350 BEWICK, SOPHIE

BLACKWELL, JOSIE

BLEYLE, J

CANEDO, NELLY

COMBS, JERRY L

FERNANDEZ, RICARDO

FORD, RICHARD J

FREESE, SHARON K

GIOAKARIS, CARMEN D

GIOUKARIS, CARMEN D

GOBEL, DENNIS E

GUASTAFIERRO, IRMA S

HIGH, LEONORA G

KRUSAS, C F

LI, BAOHE H

LIBAO, H

MATZEK, DEBORAH L

SIMS, CAROLYN

SKUZINSKI, PHYLLIS L

STENGLE, P

THOMAS, STEVE C

ZATARAIN, HECTOR
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357 CHULA VISTA WOMANS CLUB
363 MACDOUGALL, K
364 BOBBY D ENTERPRISES INCORPORATED

GONZALES, J
375 BARAJAS, JOSE

KNOWLTON, JOSIE
379 ALL FAITHS

KEMERY WILLIAM E DD

KEMERY WILLIAM E PHD DD

NEW THOUGHT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
385 MARTINEZ, JUAN
386 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
390 ALVAREZ, P

GETZEL, JASON M

SCHOENFELD, BRIAN E
391 BAYLON, P

LOPEZ, M M

MILLER, W

OTAR, GONUL
394 OSBORNE, HEATHER

PRADO, RODRIGO S

TIRADO, HECTOR

UDAVE, JUAN
399 JET BUILDING MAINTENANCE
404 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
406 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
408 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
410 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
412 CERVANTES, JOSE L
414 SPARBY, JEAN
416 TRUSTY, WENDY L
419 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
420 GONZALEZ, GERARDO
422 RODRIGUEZ, EDWIN
423 LACOSTE, JACK
424 AVILA, A

CHAVARRIA, A

CROSTHWAITE, HERB R
427 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
431 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
433 STARR, ROBERT E
435 ORTEGA, MARTHA
439 PEREZ, JORGE A
443 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
447 SILVA, CARLOS
453 SANMARTIN, CAROL I
459 DEARDORFF, ROBERT T
469 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
473 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
479 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
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481 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
485 PEREZ, ALFREDO
489 CARLSON, EARL
503 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
507 MURRAY, WILLIAM W
513 MCDERMOTT, MALISSA
515 HERNANDEZ, NANCY
519 ROMERO, ALI E
521 PENA, MARIA
525 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
527 TALARO, JACKIE J
529 VAZQUEZ, JAVIER A
531 VAZQUEZ, LILIA A
533 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
535 CASTRO, ELODIA L

ESQUER, YOLANDA

MORLES, JULIE
537 GERARDO, REBECCA
540 VISTA SQUARE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
541 QUINTERO, BLANCA B
543 SORIANO, JUDITH M
551 BORBOA, RICARDO

FLORES, A

GARCIA, FABIAN

MARTINEZ, ANGEL M

OROZCO, S F

ORTEGA, RICARDO

OSEGUEDA, D

QUINTERO, LORENZO

WALKER, J
553 GONZALES, BRENDA

ORTEGA, DENIS J
560 FARFAN, VICTOR

VILLALVAZO, MARIA R
561 MEZA, BRIGIDO
564 MATTHEUS, MARIA G
565 CATAGUA, FLOR

PANTOJA, MARIA

PEREZ, PAULINA

RODRIGUEZ, NANCY

SILVA, YOLANDA
567 OCHOA, VICTOR
568 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
571 FORD, JOEL P
580 CAMACHO, F

COHEN, EDUARDO G

DAVIA, MARIO

GLORIA APARTMENTS THE

GOMES, TAKA

MERCADO, RAUL
(Cont'd)
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580 MEZA, C

MIRANDA, ISMAEL

ONEDERRA, MANUEL

PEREDA, JULIO
585 DAVIS LES
590 ABILITEES COMPANY

ALL VALLEY DRIVING SCHOOL

GARCIA, G

ROMAN ZERMENO
610 BARROWS, KAREN S

CASTILLO, JACOB

CLARK, JEFFREY

COBB, RACHEL L

CRUZ, MICHAEL

DEAN, KEITH

DESAHAGUN, NERO S

HOOD, WILLIAM J

KING, STEVEN D

LUBIANO, A A

MADDEN, LAURA L

MURPHY, DENNIS M

ONEILL, PEGGY

RATLIFF, BONNIE A

TUCKER, E
616 FIRST IMAGE PHOTOGRAPHY

SOUTH BAY TOWERS APARTMENTS
628 THE WOODCHUCKS
633 ESTRADA, M
635 WRAY, CATO W
637 BELTRAN, BEVERLY M
644 FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
651 OCCUPANT UNKNOWN,
677 ACKERMAN, A

ADAMSON, RALPH T

ANDREWS, BEULAH

BEERS, WESLEY J

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BIGGERS, EARL D

BRANDT, STEVE N

BURGER, A

BUSCHUR, LAURA

CASTEEL, RUBY L

COOK, ROLINE

COOPER, JOHN E

CORBETT, RICHARD J

CORBIN, ROBERT L

DECARO, MICHAEL

DUNKER, N M

ECKHARDT, S A

ELKINS, M J
(Cont'd)
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677 ELMORE, JAMES

FRANKLIN, HARRY

GAGLIANO, A

GARCIA, OFELIA

GIUSTI, JULIUS J

HAHN, JEAN A

HALL, STANLEY B

HAMILTON, J M

HAMNER, JULIA

HARVEY, JERRY D

HIME, M H

HINKLE, DARYL B

HUBERT, RICHARD

HUTCHISON, H S

JACKMAN, D

JOHNSON, L A

JOHNSON, RAY B

JONES, HUGH L

JONES, LAMAR R

KANNITZER, TONY

KELLOGG, EVELYN B

KINCAID, F I

KOLBOWSKI, JENS D

KURINKO, HAZEL

LAMARK, DOROTHY L

LEDINGHAM, COLLEEN

LLOYD, H D

MAGALLANES, ALICIA

MANGLESS, DONALD R

MANLEY, DONALD A

MANN, HILDRA

MATHEWS, R P

MCCAMON, FRANK

MCGRATH, W B

MEILE, R E

MENDOZA, LUPE C

MEZA, ANDREA

MEZA, MARCELA

MORSE, MICHAEL W

MOSS, WILLIAM W

NELSON, JOYCE

NEWMAN, L L

NICHOLS, BARBARA

ORTIZ, J

PEREA, CHARLIE H

PERRY, BARBARA G

POTTS, CLAUDIA T

RADINOVSKY, SID

RAINS, YUKO

RICE, WILLIAM A
(Cont'd)
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677 RICHE, JAMES

ROBB, MARJORY C

ROTHELL, CHERYL E

RUIZ, ALFREDO

RUSSELL, FRANK

SANDOVAL, H A

SAUNDERS, LESLIE

SCHOLL, L M

SMITH, EARL J

STINEBUCK, NANCY J

TAGLE, BEATRIZ N

TERRYS MOBILE PARK

THOMAS, WENDELL C

TREVINO, ROBERT

UHER, C

VILLAFURTE, TONY

VINING, GORDON

VOLLER, DONALD R

WATSON, KENNETH D

WEIR, NORMAN J

WHITE, L D

WHITTAKER, ROBERT

WILLIAMS, BERNARD

WILLIAMS, JARRETT R

WOLFE, GERALD

YELLAND, E M
691 GARCIA, REBECCA
704 CASTANEDA, GUADALU

ZATARAIN, JOSE
716 CORONADO, HENRY U

HAMPTON, MARIA

LOPEZ, EDUARDO R

MACIAS, INES

MOORE, V A
724 CARTER, EMIKO S

HADDAD, LUMA

KHALIFEH, ISSA O

SOCAL ROOFING COMPANY
731 ABBOTT, BEN

ALLEN, GEORGE J

ARCHULETA, MARTHA

BOWEN, A

BYRNE, HELEN A

CABRILLO MOBILE LODGE

CLAY, M L

CORONA, M

CORONA, S

CUEVA, G C

DENESSEN, DONALD A

DONOGHUE, LEO
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731 DONOHUE, M E

DREDGE, HENRY

DROZE, S L

DUFFY, WILLIAM A

GERBASIO, M

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GROSSMAN, B

HARTMAN, BETTY J

HATCHETT, IRA H

HOLLINGER, OSBORN E

IULI, PHILLIP

JENKINS, ROGER F

JOLLY, BARBARA

LEWIS, FOX C

LITTLE, M D

LOTZGESELLE, LINDA A

LUGO, A

MILLER, ALICE

MILLER, BABY

MOULTON, EDWARD H

MURPHY, LINDA

OROZCO, MANUEL C

PAWLAK, EDWARD F

PULLIN, C T

RAMIREZ, VICTOR J

SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SHEPHERD, NICK

SPENCER, W A

THOMAS, JOHN S

TINITIGAN, ZENAIDA P

TURNER, ALFRED

WALTHALL, GLENN A

WENTWORTH, FRED E

WHITTINGTON, R L

WYMORE, R W
736 BORGE, JAMES

VELA, EDUARDO

VELASQUEZ, CESAR L

VELAZQUEZ, GABRIEL H

WISSER, JOHN H
997 PARAMOUNT SCAFFOLD COMPANY

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD NAUTICAL HARDWARE STORE

SWATH OCEAN SYSTEMS INCORPORATED
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30 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
36 MEYER, RENE
39 DIEZDEBONILLA, E
42 HILDEBRAND, ERNEST H
45 INTERIORS UNLIMITED

OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
48 SHARP, LEAH
52 LONG, FRANK
55 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
67 JONES, LAMAR
70 STANCZAK, FRANK J JR
78 PERRY, DALE W
83 ARIZAGA, RAUL
84 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
86 DUNKLE, RAYMOND E
87 CHASE, P A
90 MURRAY, F E
93 STONE, BILLIE C
102 RICO, J
108 CARRERA, CECILIA
111 DALE, ROBERT G
115 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
121 ZAPPONE, CARMEN
124 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
130 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
134 PERRY, ROBERT R
135 PHILLIPS, IRENE
140 EVANS, BRIAN
141 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
146 DEERING, R W
152 MURPHY, DAVID J
155 LEYBA, RAMON
156 RADER, TIFFANY N
159 STEIN, K F

WALLACE, FRANK T
160 DELAGARZA, CRYSTAL
161 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
163 SUTTON, THOMAS W
164 KELLY, THOMAS M
167 HICKMON, GOLDIE R
170 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
173 VINSON, CHARLES L
174 MOLSBERRY, MARK
177 KINNAMON, KEVIN C
181 HALTMEYER, FRED H
182 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
186 BARNES, ANITA L
194 DIXON, TIM B
195 TROTTER, JANET C
198 MCLINTOCK, WILLIAM N
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202 BECKWORTH, NORMAN
203 JOHANSEN, JACK
204 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
205 AMOS, E H
207 AMOS, E H
210 EICHER, DARRYL

LADD, L E
211 DOBSON, FORREST
214 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
215 AVILA, PEARL

PARKS, JUANA L
217 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
222 ALLEN, W H

ALLEY, F G

ANDINO, CECILIA T

BARRY, F E

BORG, P N

BOWMAN, MARY

CALVERT, G L

DIXON, D V

EVANS, M

FELDMAN, EDYTHE

GALVAS, JOHN J

HANSMAN, FRANCES L

HAUSS, H C

KNOX, J

KODISH, SAMUEL J

LE CHATEAU APARTMENTS

LOCKWOOD, C M

NORTH, STANLEY P

PRESTON, RALPH G JR

RAMIREZ, L

ROBERTS, R F

SALONIA, M

SHALL, A

STEPHENS, JEAN

TOBITS, ARTHUR W

ZAVALA, ALEX
223 FASTH, M

ZULAICA, BENITO
224 PRESTON, RALPH
226 BARRIOS, CARMEN A
227 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
229 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
233 DOEGE, DOUGLAS W
236 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
239 ZANDS, SAMUEL
241 DALY, C

GONZALEZ, BECKY

ORTIZ, MARIO
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241 SANCHEZ, MARIA E
246 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
248 STOUT, PAGE
252 BERNABEI, LAURA

BLACKTON, BOBBIE
255 BOGART, JAMES M

MILLER, M G
264 ROSAS, E
265 ADAME, GRACE

CARR, MIKE

COWHERD, JUDITH M

ESTRADA, JOSEPH

GALLEGOS, WILL
268 JOHNSON, RICHARD A

QUIGLEY, AMY
274 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN

PHOTOGRAPHY BY GREGORY
277 FRITCHER, JAMES F

JIMS GUN SHOP
281 FAMILY TAX & BOOKKEEPING SVC

JAY DEE REALTY

JORDAN & ASSOC REAL ESTATE

JORDAN, DAN

YELLOW BIRD CO
282 F L WHITTINGTON & ASSOC
283 DWIGHT GOVE AGENCY INC
286 BUTLERS AUTO & ELECTRIC
287 DENNIS S MC DOUGALL

FRANK A ROCKWELL
289 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
309 CASAS, A
310 FRACAROLLI, R

FRANTZ, JESSIE

GARDNER, RALPH

KENNERLY, AL

KOHMETSCHER, KENNETH
311 HABEL, N S
313 STOCKTON, PEGGY L
315 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
317 BRUDER, DORIS M

ONOFRIO, E R

REDMAN, C A
318 BOUTWELL, THOMAS F

CHICCA, ANN M

FARIS, BRANDE

GATES, R
319 POLIDORI, M
320 BAKER, ROGER E

COLE, NELLIE S

DUKES, VICTOR M
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320 FIFE, PAMELA

HASTY, DANNY R

KNUDSEN, JOHN

PURVIS, GUILA H
321 TORRES, RAUL H
323 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
325 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
330 CAMACHO, DELMA

CARRENO, ELENA

LOPEZ, ROMELIA G

MAUTINO, KATHRIN

TRUJILLO, ESTHELA
333 OGILVIE, FLOYD E JR
334 ABBOTT, REBECCA M

ACUNA, P

BARENO, DAVID

BUCHER, LISA L

HERNANDEZ, JAVIER

JONES, CHARLES R

MONTANO, MARIA D

WOOD, SCOTT
335 WILLIAMS, C L
336 PONCE, KIM
340 ALARID, JESSICA G

DEJOURNETT, JASON

WEAVER, ROY E
341 TORRES, MIGUEL
345 HUGHES, M
350 GUTIERREZ, JORGE

HATCHER, JANA

HIGH, LEONORA G

INIGUEZ, E

LONGENECKER, KIRK

MCCULLOUGH, LOUISE M

PRICE, RODNEY

SKUZINSKI, PHYLLIS L

ZATARAIN, SHELLEY
357 CHULA VISTA WOMANS CLUB

UNITY BY THE BAY
363 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
364 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
367 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
368 BETTS, MARSHA
370 PADILLA, FRANCES
371 DIAZ, DANIEL
372 PINDO, LOURDES

PINEDO, LOURDES
374 SLINKARD, WILLIAM C
375 HUFFMASTER, PAUL

MURPHEY, LILLIAN H
(Cont'd)
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1995
379 ALL FAITHS

KEMERY, WILLIAM E

NEW THOUGHT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
383 MARTINEZ, JUAN M
385 MARTINEZ, JUAN
386 BAILEY, CLAY
390 BLASKO, M

FERNANDEZ, S
391 PALACIOS, DAVID R
394 DOMINGUEZ, GABRIEL

RENINGER, ERICK M
399 HAMMOND, JAMES M
402 ROSARIO, NANCY
404 GARZA, V
406 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
408 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
411 KONDRASHOFF, BRANDY

SANTOS, URSULA

SUMACOT, FACUNDO
412 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
414 SPARBY, REBECCA I
415 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
416 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
418 WILSON, PENNI L
419 BOSCOSKY, ROBERT
422 CASTLE, V
423 POWELL, F L

TESTER, GLENN

WORTHAM, MYRIAME
427 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
431 KELLY, SHEA
439 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
447 ELLIS, JOYCE E
459 MORRELL, JOHN E
463 LAWRENCE, CHRIS
469 GENTILE, HENRY
473 MACK, BEN L
479 ZACHARIAS, BOB
485 MILLER, PETER G
489 ORSINGHER, CASSIE
503 NATARET, JOSE L
507 MEJIA, F J
515 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
517 FOWLER, ROLLY
519 ROMERO, ALI
521 GUTIERREZ, DORIS

MORENO, MARIA
525 VICTA, RICK
529 ASTORGA, STEVE H
531 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
(Cont'd)
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SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
535 ALARCON, G
537 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
540 VISTA SQUARE ELEMENTARY SCHL
543 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
551 BORBOA, RICARDO

DOBBINS, RAYMOND T
553 ORTEGA, DENIS J
556 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
560 FARFAN, VICTOR
561 RODRIGUEZ, ENRIQUE
565 FIGUEROA, MARIA R
567 OCHOA, VICTOR SR
568 ANDREWS, ROBERT F
571 FORD, JOEL P
580 ACUNA, MAYOLA

GLORIA APARTMENTS

LABSAN, LOU

MORFIN, M

PORTILLA, ELSA

PROTILLA, ELASA

SANTAMARIA, TONY

VASQUEZ, JOHN
581 LARA, AGUSTIN
590 ALL VALLEY DRIVING SCHOOL

ARCHITECTURAL & CONSTRUCTION

CENTURION TRADING INC

INDEPENDENT BANKRUPTCY DIVORCE
PTS

STAR SATELLITE CO
610 CASTILLO, JACOB

CONNAIR, K

GLORIA, JEFF

GOODMAN, RICHARD

HESS, L

HORTON, J

KAMRAN, SAHMAN

LOPEZ, ELLA

NEELY, WINSTON

NUNEZ, JUAN

ODONNELL, JOHN M

ONEILL, PEGGY

REYES, ARTURO L

SCHNIZ, DEBORAH

SCHUTZ, DEBORAH

VALARIANO, ANA

VLAERIANO, RUTHANN
615 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
616 ABBOTT, TYNA

AQRAWI, SABAH

BAUKOL, DONALD R
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
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6326895.5 Page: A80
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
616 BECKLEY, C

BLOOMFIELD, PHILIP

BUTLER, L

CASSADY, EDWARD L

CONTANT, L E

COOPER, RUSSELL W

DARGALAYE, NOEMI

DENESSEN, HELEN F

FELDT, JOHN H

GARCIA, ROBERT

GARDINER, THOMAS

HAAS, WENDY

HANSON, R C

HASTINGS, GLENN

JIRICEK, MYRON

JOHNSTON, JOHN F

KERNS, BONNIE

KONIARSKI, JEANE M

LEBOEUF, RON

MILLER, VICTOR L

NAVE, J R

RICHARDS, FRANK

RITCHIE, LORAINE

ROTHBART, JASON

SAINZ, H L

SCHAUFELBERGER, JAMES B

SCHOLLIAN, CLARA

SIOR, DOUGLAS L

SLATTERY, DONALD D

SMITH, K

SOUTH BAY TOWERS APARTMENTS

THOMPSON, J J

THOMPSON, TODD

TORRES, YSAIAS S

TYNER, COREY

UPDEGRAFF, E H

WHITMAN, MARY L

YOUSEF, HASAN

ZANGANA, ALAN

ZOURA, FAEEZ
628 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
629 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
633 ESTRADA, M
635 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
644 FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
646 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
649 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
651 SUMNER, CLINT G SR
667 SITZ, PATSY F
677 ACKERMAN, A
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6326895.5 Page: A81
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
677 ADAMSON, RALPH T

ALLEN, E

BARBER, MICHAEL

BARKER, T L

BEERS, WESLEY J

BEHRENS, E

BENNETT, M L

BERGERON, RAMOND J

BIGGERS, EARL D

BOTTS, ROBERT J

BRANDT, STEVE N

BRODERICK, ARTHUR

BURGER, MICHAEL T

BUSCHUR, LAURA

BUXTON, FRED

COOK, ROLINE

COOPER, JOHN E

CORBIN, AVIS

CSILLAG, MURIEL

CUESTA, K

DAVIS, MAUDE L

DOUGHERTY, F E

DOYLE, R

DUNGAN, K W

DUNKER, N M

ECKHARDT, S A

ELKINS, M J

FRANKLIN, HARRY

FREELAND, BILL

GAGLIANO, A

GIUSTI, JULIUS J

GLENN, LOIS

GOERSS, FRITZ

GREENE, FRANK S SR

HALL, STANLEY B

HAMILTON, J M

HAMNER, LYLE E

HARVEY, JERRY D

HAYDEN, ANNA

HIME, M H

HINKLE, DARYL B

HORST, PAUL

HUTCHISON, H S

JACKMAN, D

JOHNSON, GENE

JONES, LAMAR R

KANNITZER, TONY

KELLOGG, EVELYN B

KELLOGG, ROY F

KELLY, JAMES P
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6326895.5 Page: A82
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
677 KETCHUM, GEORGE

KINCAID, F I

KISBERT, CHARLES A

KOLBOWSKI, JENS D

KURINKO, HAZEL

LABEAU, A

LEBLANC, RONALD

LLOYD, H D

MAGALLANES, ALICIA

MANGLESS, DONALD R

MANLEY, DONALD A

MANN, HILDRA

MARSH, ROBERT L

MARSTERS, GORDON

MATHEWS, R P

MCCAMON, FRANK

MCKEE, D

MCMILLAN, CARL A

MEILE, R E

MENDOZA, LUPE C

MEZA, ANDREA

MUNTER, WILFRED

NEWMAN, L L

NICHOLS, BARBARA B

NORMAN, CLINT SR

PERRY, G H

PORTER, ALFRED L

POTTS, CLAUDIA T

RICE, WILLIAM A

RICHE, LYNNE

RIIFF, DORIS M

ROBB, MARJORY C

SALLAM, MYNNA

SAUNDERS, LESLIE

SCHOLL, L M

SHAFFER, ORLA

SMITH, EARL J

SMITH, LEWIS V

STROUP, CHARLES W

SWOPE, D R

TAGLE, BEATRIZ

TERRYS MOBILE PARK

THOMAS, WENDELL C

TREVINO, ROBERT

UHER, J P

VALITON, H D

VERSLUIS, ISABEL L

VINING, GORDON

VOLLER, DONALD R

WALKER, ERVIN G
(Cont'd)
-
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EDR Digital Archive
6326895.5 Page: A83
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
677 WATERS, RONALD B

WATSON, KENNETH D

WEBSTER, LUCILLE

WHITE, L D

WILLIAMS, BERNARD

WILLIAMS, H

WILLIAMS, JARRETT R

WOLFE, GERALD

YELLAND, E M
704 ORTIZ, E

QUIROZ, BARBARA
716 CORONADO, HENRY U

WRIGHT, DONOVAN
724 CARTER, LOIS
730 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
731 BOARD, WILLIAM D

BROOKS, W

BYRNE, HELEN A

CABRILLO MOBILE LODGE

CLAY, M L

CYRANKOWSKI, LUCY

DECOLIBUS, GLEN

DONOHUE, M E

DREDGE, HENRY

DROZE, S L

DUFFY, WILLIAM A

DWYER, JOHN

FARNSWORTH, GLADYS

GERBASIO, M

GLAHOLM, THOMAS

GLEASON, EDWARD J

HARRIS, EARL G

HARTMAN, BETTY J

HOLMES, MARETTA F

HOWARD, H J

JACKSON, WILLIAM R

JORGENSON, VERNON

KIRKPATRICK, ROBERT M

LESHINSKI, JOSEPH A

LITTLE, M D

LUNDGREN, ALAN C

MEYER, SARA

MILLER, ALICE

MILLER, BABY

MILLER, J L

MOULTON, EDWARD H

OROZCO, MANUEL C

ORTUSO, NATHAN

PHELPS, RALPH C

PULLIN, C T
(Cont'd)
-
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EDR Digital Archive
6326895.5 Page: A84
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
731 ROMANDIA, YVONNE

RYAN, G

SEGHERS, D H

SHENNERS, CHUCK

SINCLAIR, CLAUDIA

SPENCER, W A

TURNER, ALFRED

WENTWORTH, FRED E
736 BORGE, JAMES

SANTANA, ROSA M

WISSER, JOHN H
979 SWATH OCEAN SYSTEMS INC
997 BAYSIDE BOAT STORAGE

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD
-
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EDR Digital Archive
6326895.5 Page: A85
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1992
15 MORGAN, LEE J
42 HILDEBRAND, ERNEST H
45 INTERIORS UNLIMITED

MICHAEL, HENRY L
52 LONG, FRANK
55 OGDEN, JACK L
70 STANCZAK, FRANK J JR
71 NELSON, ANTON J
86 DUNKLE, RAYMOND E
93 STONE, BILLIE C
111 DALE, ROBERT G
121 ZAPPONE, CARMEN
130 HULST, WARREN J
134 PERRY, ROBERT R
135 PHILLIPS, IRENE
141 ALLEN, VIVIAN E
146 DEERING, R W
159 STEIN, K F

WALLACE, FRANK T
163 SUTTON, THOMAS W
164 KELLY, THOMAS M
173 TAULBEE, L
181 HALTMEYER, FRED H
194 DIXON, TIM B
195 TROTTER, JANET C
202 BECKWORTH, NORMAN
203 JOHANSEN, JACK
207 AMOS, E H
210 LADD, L E
215 PARKS, JUANA L
222 ALLEN, W H

BARNHART, RICHARD E

BARRY, F E

BUTLER, EDITH C

LECHATEAU APARTMNTS

PRAY, M L

SALONIA, M

ZAVALA, ALEX
223 FASTH, M

LOPEZRIVERA, CARLOS

ZULAICA, BENITO
226 BARRIOS, CARMEN A
229 PRICE, KEVIN
233 DOEGE, DOUGLAS W
241 RUTHERFORD, VIOLEE F
244 LILLEYMAN, A I
252 FLINT, SUZANNE L

ISLEK, ALP
255 VISCARRA, ADRIANA
264 CASILLAS, XAVIER
(Cont'd)
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6326895.5 Page: A86
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1992
264 SORENSON, ROBERT
268 JOHNSON, RICHARD A

SPRING CLEANING
274 PHOTOGRAPHY GREGORY
277 FRITCHER JAS F

FRITCHER, JAMES F
281 DEE JAY REALTY

FAMILY TAX SERVICE

JORDAN DAN

JORDAN, DAN

YELLOW BIRD COMPANY
282 AILE INTERIOR DSGN

WHITTINGTON F&ASCTS
283 GOVE DWIGHT AGCY
286 BUTLERS AUTO&ELEC
287 MCDOUGALL D S ATTY

ROCKWELL F APC ATTY
309 GOMEZ, MANUEL
310 KENNERLY, AL

KOHMETSCHER, KENNETH
311 HABEL, N S
313 STOCKTON, PEGGY L
317 GALLAGHER, JOE

ONOFRIO, ESTHER R
318 DELAROSA, RICHARD

DUENAS, JOHN

POPE, S
319 POLIDORI, M
320 COLE, NELLIE S

SOTO, OLIVIA
325 KAYE, JOHNNY
330 KEATING, TROY

WEATHERRED, C G
333 OGILVIE, FLOYD E JR
334 SANTAMARIA, JOSEPH
335 LUCKINBILL, CHARLES O
340 WEAVER, ROY E
350 HIGH, LEONORA G

MCCULLOUGH, L M

SIEVI, VERA
357 CHULA VST WOMAN CLB
371 KONDRASHOFF, EUGENE R
374 SLINKARD, WILLIAM C
375 MURPHEY, LILLIAN H
379 ALL FAITHS

KEMERY, WILLIAM E

NEW THGHT EPSCPL CH
383 MORTON, LARRY
394 DOMINGUEZ, GABRIEL
399 HAMMOND, JAMES M
(Cont'd)
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6326895.5 Page: A87
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1992
411 SUMACOT, EMMA
414 SPARBY, REBECCA I
419 BOSCOSKY, ROBERT
424 ENGLISH, P

JIMENEZ, JOSE

LONG, DAVID D
427 WOOD, JUAN A
473 MACK, BEN L
479 MACK, L
489 HARTZHEIM, GARY
507 MEJIA, F J
515 DELEON, CONNIE
517 FOWLER, ROLLY
521 AGUILAR, S

DAVIS, AUBREY
535 CASTRO, ANTHONY
540 VISTA SQ ELEM SCHL
553 ORTEGA, DENIS J
560 FARFAN, VICTOR
564 DORAME, C

NAVARRO, ROSIO
565 RAMIREZ, ABIGAIL B
567 OCHOA, VICTOR SR
568 GONZALEZ, VICTOR
580 CADENA, N

CAMACHO, SANDRA

GLORIA APTS THE

GONZALEZ, RAQUEL

TANSLEY, M

URIBE, IGNACIO S

WHITE, G
581 LARAS&AARONS APLNCS
585 DAVIS, LES
590 ARCHITCTRL&CONSTR

CASAS DE MARQUEZ

INDEP BNKRPTY DVRCE

MOARALES, AGUSTIN A

MORALES AGUSTIN A

NIMAC PROPERTIES
P T S
610 CAPWELL, JOHN

HANSON, ROMAINE C

HARDIMAN, PAP J

HESS, L

WALLACE, THOMAS J
616 ARAUJO, ARMANDO

GRIMSBY, TRESA

JOHNSON, DENNIS A

JOHNSTON, BRUCE F SR

MANKUS, EDWARD
(Cont'd)
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SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1992
616 PETZEL, NEIL

RODRIGUEZ, YOLANDA

SAINZ, H L

SLEWA, WILLIAM D

SOUTH BAY TOWER APT

TORRES, YSAIAS S

VARGAS, PEDRO
633 ESTRADA, M
635 WRAY, CATO W
644 FREEWILL BAPTIST CH
651 SUMNER, CLINT G SR
667 MARSTERS, GORDON
677 BENNETT, M L

BOTTS, ROBERT J

BROADWAY TRAILER PK

DENTON, WALLACE W

DUNGAN, K W

ELKINS, M J

GAGLIANO, A

GEORGE, L B

GREENE, FRANK S SR

HAYDEN, ANNA

HOWELL, JOHN P

JOHNSON, GENE

KELLY, THOMAS

KETCHUM, GEORGE

MARNETTE, OTTO H

POTTS, CLAUDIA T

SMITH, LEWIS V

SWOPE, D R

WEIR, I

WILHELMI, W D
716 CORONADO, HENRY U
731 APPLETON, PERRY H

CABRILLO MOBILE LDG

CYRANKOWSKI, LUCY

DWYER, JOHN

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GRASSO, S

LITTLE, M D

MILLER, ALICE

MILLER, BABY

MILLER, J L

PULLICIN, C T

QUINN, E L

SEGHERS, D H

SPENCER, W A

VANCUYK, B

WILSON, G A
736 BORGE, JAMES
(Cont'd)
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1992
736 WISSER, JOHN H
997 BAYSIDE BOAT STRG

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD

SWATH OCEAN SYSTEMS
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1986
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1986
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1986
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1982
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1982
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1982
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1979
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1979
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1979
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1975
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1975
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1975
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1971
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1971
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1971
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Haines Criss-Cross Directory
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1971
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1965
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1965
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1965
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1965
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1965
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1960
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1960
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1960
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1955
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
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1955
Parcel B Buildings - Former Collins Aerospace
850 Lagoon Drive
Chula Vista, CA
91910
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Year Target Street Cross Street Source
2017   EDR Digital
Archive
2014   EDR Digital Archive
2010   EDR Digital Archive
2005   EDR Digital Archive
2000   EDR Digital Archive
1995   EDR Digital Archive
1992   EDR Digital Archive
1986   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1982   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1979   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1975   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1971   Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1965   POLK DIRECTORY CO
1960   POLK DIRECTORY CO
1955   POLK DIRECTORY CO
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Year Target Street Cross Street Source
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FINDINGS
TARGET

PROPERTY STREET
850 Lagoon Drive
Chula Vista, C
A 91910
Year CD Image Source
G ST
2017 pg A2 EDR
Digital Archive
2014 pg A10 EDR Digital Archive
2010 pg A17 EDR Digital Archive
2005 pg A24 EDR Digital Archive
2000 pg A31 EDR Digital Archive
1995 pg A37 EDR Digital Archive
1992 pg A44 EDR Digital Archive
1986 pg A47 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1986 pg A48 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1982 pg A49 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1982 pg A50 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1979 pg A51 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1979 pg A52 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1979 pg A53 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1975 pg A54 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1975 pg A55 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1971 pg A56 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1971 pg A57 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1971 pg A58 Haines Criss-Cross Directory
1965 pg A59 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1960 pg A60 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1960 pg A61 POLK DIRECTORY CO
1955 pg A62 POLK DIRECTORY CO

LAGOON DR
2017 pg A8 EDR
Digital Archive
2014 pg A15 EDR Digital Archive
2010 pg A22 EDR Digital Archive
2005 pg A29 EDR Digital Archive
6344626- 1 Page 3
Year Uses Source

FINDINGS
Year CD Image Source
2000 pg A35 EDR
Digital Archive
1995 - EDR Digital Archive Target and Adjoining not listed in Source 1992 - EDR Digital Archive Target and Adjoining not listed in Source 1986 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1982 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1979 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1975 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1971 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1965 - POLK DIRECTORY CO Street not listed in Source
1960 - POLK DIRECTORY CO Street not listed in Source
1955 - POLK DIRECTORY CO Street not listed in Source

MARINA PKWY
2017 pg A9 EDR
Digital Archive
2014 pg A16 EDR Digital Archive
2010 pg A23 EDR Digital Archive
2005 pg A30 EDR Digital Archive
2000 pg A36 EDR Digital Archive
1986 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1982 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1979 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1975 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1971 - Haines Criss-Cross Directory Street not listed in Source 1965 - POLK DIRECTORY CO Street not listed in Source
1960 - POLK DIRECTORY CO Street not listed in Source
1955 - POLK DIRECTORY CO Street not listed in Source

MARINA PKY
1995 pg A41 EDR
Digital Archive
1992 pg A45 EDR Digital Archive
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FINDINGS

CROSS STREET
S
No Cross Streets
Identified
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City Directory Images
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SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
677 AHRENS, CLAUD

ALFARO, JEFF

AMAYA, LUZDEL C

ARANDA, MARIA G

ARGUELLO, MIGUEL M

ARROYO, ROSA C

ARSENAULT, JOHN E

AUDLEY, EDWARD F

AUSTRIA, PRESCILA

AVILES, MARCELA V

BAILEY, ROBERT

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BESHEARS, IMELDA M

BIGGERS, DOROTHY R

BLANCK, SKIP

BLINN, GLEN E

BOLDRIDGE, LEON I

BREARLEY, WALTER D

BROWNING, DALIA O

BUCHANAN, PAUL

BUTTERWORTH, MARCELLE S

BYRD, VELVA J

CAMPOS, HERMELINDA

CARRANZA, JENNIFER

CASKINETTE, RICHARD J

CASTRO, FRED H

CEJA, RODOLFO M

CHRISTENSEN, BRENDA

CLARK, PATRICIA A

COMMER, RAFAEL

CONNOLLY, ANGELINA G

CORTEZ, JOHNNY M

CRABBE, MICHAEL P

CRIE, WILLIAM D

CROCKETT, BONNIE W

CRUMP, DANIELLE A

DELCAMPO, ENRIQUE M

DUGAN, DON N

EDWARDS, CLAUDE G

EPSTEIN, RANDY P

ESCOTO, REYES G

FAIRLEE, LARRY L

FERNANDEZ, JOSE L

FRANCOUR, SANDRA L

GENTZ, LINDA I

GINDROZ, ROBERT J

GOMEZ, MICAELA L

GOMEZ, PABLO

GONZALEZ, JOSE A

GONZALEZ, LORETO
(Cont'd)
-
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6344626.1 Page: A3
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
677 GRAVES, DAVID

GRAVES, REBECCA

GUERRA, JOE R

HAHN, RAY A

HALL, DONALD W

HEDGE, WILLIAM A

HERMOSILLO, MARIA L

HERNANDEZ, GUADALUPE

HERNANDEZ, MARCO

HERRERA, FRANCISCO J

HIGA, DOROTHY T

HOFF, RONNIE J

HOGAN, ALMA J

HUBERT, RICHARD L

IBANEZ, RUBEN N

JOHNSON, RONALD G

JONES, LAMAR R

KAMINS, SYBIL R

KANITZ, LEVY L

KELLOGG, HEIDI C

KIRKPATRICK, SARA

KRAMER, JAMES M

KRUPINSKI, DOUGLAS J

LEACH, JEFF F

LEGASPI, OSCAR L

LIMIN, ESTER M

LISTER, ROBERT R

LOZANO, ARMIDA

MACIAS, ADELINA

MAEVA, TUTAI

MANLEY, SARA J

MANNON, THEODORE T

MARK, DOROTHY

MARKEL, JOSEPH L

MARTINEZ, CARLOS L

MELENDEZ, ERNEST

MELVILLE, MARGARITA B

MEZA, MARCELA A

MORALES, ANDRES M

MORRIS, AARON B

MORRIS, REGINALD J

MOTL, STEVEN

MOYA, ELIZABETH

MUCH, JULIETTE E

MUSGRAVE, ROSE M

NEAL, JULIETTE M

NEWNHAM, EDITH L

ORAMAS, JOSEFINA O

OSUNA, ANA M

OURS, JUDITH E
(Cont'd)
-
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6344626.1 Page: A4
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
677 PAGE, SYLVIA J

PALOMARES, MARIANA

PARMLEY, RONALD A

PASSENEAU, CAROLYN S

PEARSON, GLADYS M

PETRA, CRUZ

PRECIADO, PETRA G

PROVENCHER, JANICE L

RADINOVSKY, KATHRYN M

READER, MALINDA S

RIVERAASTACIO, JOSE E

ROBBINS, BRUCE E

ROCHA, JOSE

ROSSETTI, RITA J

SANDOVAL, DONNA J

SCHLEGEL, JERRY J

SHAFFER, ORLA

SHAWBELL, LEWIS R

SILVA, DAMIANA

SMITH, CINDY L

SPITZER, JOYCE L

STINEBUCK, NANCY J

SUNSET CAB

TAAVASA, FRANKIE L

TERRYS MOBILE PARK

THAYER-STOKES, LAVERNE M

TIMBOL, NENITA

TORRES, MARK

TURO, MARJORIE L

VASQUEZ, ADELINA C

VAZQUEZ, JOSE C

VELASCO, ISAURA

VIGIL, GREG F

VILLAFUERTE, JOSE D

VISTA, GLORIA

VOGT, HERMELINDA M

VOLLER, NORMA J

WADELL, LORRAINE C

WALKER, YONG C

WATKINS, WILLIAM R

WATSON, KENNETH D

WESTON, NANCY O

WITMER, MICHAEL P

WOOD, CAROLYN F

YOUNG, PAUL G

ZAMUDIO, ORALIA G

ZARAGOZ, ALBERTO N

ZEPEDA, ROSA L
704 BARAJAS, MARTHA

GARCIA, JUAN A
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A5
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
704 GARCIA, MARIA
716 CORONADO, HENRY H

RAMIREZ, GABRIEL

YOUSSOFI, TERESA
724 JOHNSON, STEVEN

PHILLIP, MERVYN

STIMPSON, MARY E
731 ACKER, JOHN S

AGLIPAY, RONALD M

ALEXANDER, MARIA S

ANDERSON, BILLIE J

ARCE, MARIA E

BACALLAO, IRMA A

BARRAGAN, PETRA P

BEELES, RONALD G

BENFER, ESPERANZA Z

BONATUS, JACKIE D

BOWLES, PEGGY D

CABRILLO MOBILE HOME PARK

CASTANEDA, ODILA

CASTRO, PABLO

CISNEROS, BULMARO

CLAY, MARSHALL L

CONTRERAS, MARIA

CRUZ, REYNALDA N

CUEVA, FILIBERTO C

CUNARD, MARIA E

DEMOORE, IRMA

DORSCHER, SHEILA

DUENAS-JR, RAMON J

EASTWOOD, MARIA B

ELIAS, MARTHA G

ENCISO, MARIA M

ESTRELLA, ELVIA

FALLING, BILLY

FIERRO, SILVINA

GALEANA, FERNANDO

GALEANA, MARIA

GARCIA, RITA

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GOMEZ, ROSALINDA

HAUSWIRTH, DENNIS J

HEADLAND, JAMES N

HERNANDEZ, ANGELICA L

HERNANDEZ, EVA

HERNANDEZ, JUAN S

JUAREZ, JESUS A

KARAKEY, APOLONI A

LITTLE, MICHAEL D

LUGO, ANGELINA L
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
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6344626.1 Page: A6
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
731 LUPPENS, JOHN A

MANJARREZ, MARIA C

MARCUSSEN, BJORN B

MAYBURY, KATHLEEN R

MCGONIGLE, GARY R

MEDINA, DAVID E

MELVIN, JOHN H

MENDOZA, PEDRO

MILES, BOB P

MILLER, JOSEPH R

MOORE, IRMA C

OLSON, ARACELI

ORTEGA, FLAVIO

ORTEGA, SARAH

ORTEGA, ZENORINA

OVERSTREET, JEAN L

PALOMINO, PASCUAL

PATRON, MARIA G

PENA, MANUELA

PENNERMAN, WILLIAM A

PERRY, HARLEY L

PRADO, GUADALUPE R

REYES, IRMA

REYNOSO, JESOS J

RHOADES, TERRY M

RICHARDS, ROBERT S

ROMERO, NORMA B

SAMANIEGO, GUILLERMO A

SANCHEZ, EFRAIN

SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SIZE, KIM

SPATIG, BETTY L

TALAMANTES, PATRICIA

TOBIE, SOTO G

TOSCANO, VICTORIO A

TROY, JOHN W

TUMBOKON, ELVIRA L

TURNIR, MAGDALENA

URIBE, LUIS

YOUNG, FLORENCE A

ZARATE, MARIA A

ZENORINA, ORTEGA

ZIDLER, MILAGROS

ZIGLER, MILAGROS D

ZINN, ALEXANDRA C
736 DEJESUS, TOMAS M

LOZANO, ASHLEY

VELA, EDUARDO

VELAZQUEZ, PRISCILLA
997 MARINE GROUP BOAT WORKS
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A7
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
997 TRUITT MACHINE & FABRICATION
-

LAGOON DR
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A8
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
833 BANNER BANK ATM
850 GOODRICH AEROSTRUCTURES
-

MARINA PKWY
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A9
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2017
477 UNLIMITED PLACEMATS & MENUS
550 CHULA VISTA MARINA

GALLEY AT THE MARINA
640 CALIFORNIA YACHT MARINA
642 ABRAZADO, ABRAHAM A

ADMASSACHEW, NOEL A

ALTMAN, BRAD J

ARNESON, ELLA L

BASMADJAN, ARAM

BERRY, DEAN

CIUDIN, CATALIN

CONNER, AMY

DUNING, JOHN L

DUNING, PENNY S

FITZGERALD, RICHARD D

GRIMM, MICHAEL

HUYNH, TAM H

JOHNSON, RICHARD

MALLEN, JOHN G

MANISCALCO, CARL A

MURRAY, DONALD

REYNOLDS, STEVEN L

RUDMAN, NORMAN C

SCHEETZ, LINDA J

SCHULTZ, MARK D

SHELBY, CHARLES

SHOEMAKER, OWENS M

SUMMERVILLE, LARRY

TOWNSEND, AL

VINCE, WHALEN
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A10
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2014
677 ACUNA, ROBERTO T

AHRENS, CLAUD

AMAYA, LUZDEL C

ANDREWS, ELLIOTT

ANES, ANA A

ANGEL, MARIA E

ARROYO, ROSA C

ARSENAULT, JOHN E

AUDLEY, EDWARD F

BAILEY, ROBERT R

BARRIOS, JOSE G

BAUMGARDNER, LORAINE J

BEERS, WESLEY J

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BESHEARS, IMELDA M

BIBO, ROBERT G

BIGGERS, DOROTHY R

BLANCK, SKIP

BLINN, GLEN M

BOLDRIDGE, LEON I

BREARLEY, WALTER D

BRIZUELA, ISMAEL H

BROWNING, DALIA O

BURKETT, SALLY R

BUTTERWORTH, MARCELLE S

BYRD, VELVA J

CARRERA, CARLOS M

CASTRO, FRED H

CEJA, RODOLFO M

CHRISTENSEN, BRENDA

CHRISTIAN, MADELYN R

CONNELLY, ROBERT W

CRABBE, MICHAEL P

CRIE, DON

CURTIS, ROGER J

DAKEL, AMBER

DELCAMPO, ENRIQUE M

DOERING, KENNETH M

DOUGLAS, JEFFREY A

DUGAN, DON N

ESCOTO, REYES G

FAIRLEE, LARRY L

FERNANDEZ, JOSE L

FRANCOUR, SANDRA L

GENTZ, LINDA I

GOMEZ, PABLO

GONZALEZ, JOSE A

GUERRA, JOE R

HALL, DONALD W

HARVEY, JERRY D
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A11
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2014
677 HEDGE, WILLIAM A

HERNANDEZ, RAFAEL

HERNANDEZ, RAMIRO

HERRERA, FRANCISCO J

HIGA, DOROTHY T

HOFF, BRIAN E

HOGAN, ALMA J

HUBERT, RICHARD L

JACKSON, DAISSE

JARVIS, LEONARD G

JOHNSON, RONALD G

JONES, LAMAR R

KAMINS, SYBIL R

KANITZ, LEVY D

KINCAID, FLORENCE I

LAMB, GLORIA J

LEGASPI, OSCAR L

LIMON, EDUARDO G

LISTER, ROBERT R

LOZANO, ARMIDA

MACIAS, ADELINA

MAMANGUN, ZENAIDA Z

MANLEY, SARA J

MANNON, THEODORE T

MARK, DOROTHY

MARKEL, JOSEPH L

MARSH, ANNE M

MARTINEZ, MANUEL D

MATHEWS, DORA M

MAXWELL, TOM M

MEILE, RALPH E

MELENDEZ, ERNEST

MELICIA, EUGENIO

MELVILLE, THOMAS

MORRIS, REGINALD J

MOTL, STEVEN

MUCH, JULIETTE E

MURGUIA, ISSAC

MUSGRAVE, ROSE M

NEAL, JULIETTE M

NEELY, BILLY J

NEWNHAM, EDITH L

NIETO, JAMES

OH, WON Y

OSUNA, ANA M

OURS, JUDITH E

OWN A PROPERTY REALTY

PACELY, SILVIA

PARKER, JOE M

PARMLEY, RONALD A
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A12
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2014
677 PASSENEAU, CAROLYN S

PEARSON, GLADYS M

PIERCE, MARY M

PIKE, MARTIN E

POE, LINDA L

PROVENCHER, JANICE L

RADINOVSKY, KATHRYN M

RAMIREZ, JOSIE

READER, MALINDA S

REED, EUGENE W

RIVERAASTACIO, JOSE E

ROACH, FRANK D

ROBBINS, BRUCE E

ROSSETTI, RITA J

SHAFFER, ORLA

SILVA, DAMIANA

SPITZER, JOYCE L

SUNSET CAB

TAAVASA, FRANKIE L

TAYLOR, CAROL

TERRYS MOBILE HOME PARK

THAYER-STOKES, LAVERNE M

TIMBOL, NENITA

TURO, MARJORIE L

ULRICH, JIM

VALLEJO, JOSE J

VALLIN, ESTEBAN

VASQUEZ, ADELINA C

VAZQUEZ, JOSE C

VIGIL, GREG F

VILLAFUERTE, JOSE D

VISTA, GLORIA

VOGT, HERMELINDA

VOLLER, NORMA J

WADELL, LORRAINE C

WALKER, JOHNNY E

WATSON, KENNETH D

WESTON, NANCY O

WISCHSTADT, CHRIS

WOOD, CAROLYN F

WRIGHT, BONNIE K

YOUNG, PAUL G

ZEPEDA, ROSA L
691 GARCIA, REBECA
704 CASTANEDA, FERNANDO F

GARCIA, JUAN A

NAVARRO, MARIA E

RUELAS, MARIA M

SMITH, HARVEY C
716 BENAVENTE, RICARDO
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A13
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2014
716 CORONADO, HENRY U

RAMIREZ, GABRIEL
724 JOHN LAFFERTY

JOHNSON, STEVEN

STIMPSON, MARY E
731 ACKER, JOHN S

AGLIPAY, RONALD M

AHUMADA, ARTURO P

ALEXANDER, MARIA S

ANDERSON, BILLIE J

AYOTTE, JIM

BARRAGAN, PETRA P

BEELES, RONALD G

BENFER, ESPERANZA Z

BERMUDEZ, RAQUEL L

BERNAL, AL

BOWLES, PEGGY D

BROWN, PAUL R

CABRILLO MOBILE HOME PARK

CASTANEDA, ODILA

CHAVEZ, P

CISNEROS, BULMARO

CLAY, MARSHALL L

CONKLIN, STEVEN R

CONNER, RONALD D

CRUZ, REYNALDA N

CUNARD, MARIA E

DORSCHER, SHEILA

DUENAS-JR, RAMON J

EASTWOOD, MARIA B

ELIAS, MARTHA

EROS, JOEL

ESTRELLA, ELVIA

FALLING, BILLY

FARRIS, THOMAS

GALEANA, MARIA

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GOMEZ, ROSALINA

GONZALEZ, DAWNA R

GUERRA, TONY

GUTIERREZ, JUANA

HAUSWIRTH, DENNIS L

HEADLAND, JAMES N

HERNANDEZ, EVA

HERNANDEZ, JUAN S

HUNT, BRENT R

JUAREZ, JESUS A

KARAKEY, APOLONI A

KRASTINE, NANCY

LITTLE, MICHAEL D
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A14
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2014
731 MANJARREZ, MARIA C

MAPLE, GRAYDEON R

MARCUSSEN, BJORN B

MARISCAL, MARIA R

MARTINEZ, MARIO A

MAYBURY, KATHLEEN R

MCGONIGLE, GARY R

MELVIN, JOHN H

MENDOZA, ROSA

MILES, BOB P

MILLER, JOSEPH R

OCHOA, GERMAN

PALOMINO, PASCUAL

PARDEE, BARBARA J

PATRON, MARIA G

PENNERMAN, WILLIAM A

PERRY, HARLEY L

PERRY, RONALD K

PRADO, GUADALUPE R

RHOADES, TERRY M

RICHARDS, ROBERT S

RITCHIE, ELIDIA G

ROMERO, NORMA B

RUIZ, IRMA

SAMANIEGO, GUILLERMO A

SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SIMPSON, TAMARA

SPATIG, BETTY L

TALAMANTES, PATRICIA

TOBIE, SOTO G

TROY, JOHN W

TUMBOKON, ELVIRA L

URIBE, FRANCISCO

VELASQUEZ, JOSE A

WALTHALL, LAWRENCE B

YOUNG, FLORENCE A

ZIGLER, MILAGROS D

ZINN, ALEXANDRA C
736 VELA, EDUARDO

WISSER, JOHN H
931 BETCHER, FRED
997 PACIFIC YACHT REFITTERS INC

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD NAUTICAL HARDWAR

TRUITT MACHINE & FABRICATION
-

LAGOON DR
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A15
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2014
850 GOODRICH AEROSTRUCTURES
-

MARINA PKWY
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A16
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2014
477 UNLIMITED PLACEMATS & MENUS
550 BARTLETT, CAROL

CHULA VISTA MARINA

CRANDELL, WILSON J

GALLEY AT THE MARINA

GRIMM, MICHAEL

OHIER, DOMINIQUE G

PLENERT, KATHERINE A

RAINS, PENNY R

REES, THOMAS J

ROSSER, CHARLOTTE R

RUBLE, VICTORIA

TAPSCOTT, PENNY S
570 SAN DIEGO CATERING CONCEPTS
604 CAYS YACHT SALES INC

CHILDS MARINE SERVICES
624 SUMMERVILLE, LARRY
640 CALIFORNIA YACHT MARINA
642 ALLS, BENNY B

ALTMAN, BRAD J

ARMER, WALLEY D

BODEN, RICHARD

BOECKMANN, TOD

CONKLIN, MARY C

COOPER, JILL

DAVIES, HOWARD E

DUNING, JOHN L

FITZGERALD, RICHARD D

FREEMAN, RICHARD A

GILL, BETTY L

HICKAM, MICHAEL C

HUYNH, TAM H

JESSE, ANTHONY M

KALPUS, JOHN A

MCNUTT, REBECCA K

MERCER, JACQUELINE

MORTENSEN, RICK W

MURRAY, DONALD

OBRIEN, JAMES S

OSBORNE, KEVIN

REYNOLDS, STEVEN L

RUDD, JANET

RUDMAN, NORMAN C

SCHEETZ, LINDA J

SHELBY, CHARLES

SHOEMAKER, OWENS M

TOWNSEND, AL

VINCE, WHALEN
650 CHULA VISTA YACHT CLUB
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A17
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2010
677 ACKERMAN, ABRAHAM N

AHRENS, YOKO I

AMAYA, LUZDEL C

AMICK, IRENE G

ANGEL, LILIA E

ARSENAULT, JOHN E

AVILA, ELLY G

BAILEY, ROBERT L

BEERS, WESLEY J

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BIGGERS, DOROTHY R

BRANDT, STEVE N

BREARLEY, WALTER D

BREESE, REUBEN V

BROWN, OLIVIA M

BUTTERWORTH, MARCELLE S

BYRD, VELVA J

CANEZ, JESUS A

CARDONA, PRISCILLA M

CARRERA, ALEJANDRA

CASKINETTE, ANN

CASTRO, RUBEN

CEJA, RODOLFO

CHRISTIAN, MADELYN R

COMER, C

CONNELLY, ROBERT W

CORBIN, ROBERT L

CRABBE, MICHAEL P

CURRY, ROBERT L

CURTIS, ROGER J

DAKEL, AMBER

DANIELS, EDWARD A

DOUGLAS, JEFFREY A

DUGAN, DONNA M

DUNHAM, MARILYN E

DUNKER, DOUGLAS A

ELKINS, M J

ESCOTO, REYES G

FAIRLEE, LARRY L

FRANCOUR, SANDRA L

FRANKLIN, HARRY

FUSCO, BRYAN E

GAONA, ALAN

GENTZ, LINDA I

GOMEZ, MICAELA L

GONZALEZ, JOSE A

GUADALUPE, BARRIOS J

GUERRA, ALBERTO C

GUERRA, JOE R

HAHN, RAY A
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A18
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2010
677 HALL, CHERYL P

HALL, VIVIAN L

HAMBY, JUANA C

HARVEY, JERRY D

HEDGE, WILLIAM

HEDRICK, WILLIE L

HENDRICK, WILLIE

HERNANDEZ, RAFAEL

HERNANDEZ, RAMIRO

HOFF, BRIAN E

HORD, RAYMOND K

JACKSON, ANDREW W

JACKSON, DAISSE

JARVIS, LEONARD G

JOHNSON, RONALD G

JONES, LEROY R

KALIN, SYDNEY

KAMINS, SYBIL R

KINCAID, FLORENCE I

KING, BARBARA A

KNOWLES, CAROL S

KRUPINSKI, DOUGLAS J

LAMARK, DOROTHY L

LANGLOIS, BLANCHE N

LARSON, KATHLEEN

LEGASPI, OSCAR L

LIMON, EDUARDO G

LOTZGESELLE, FRANK W

LUCY, MARGARET

MACIAS, ADELINA

MACIAS, MARIA G

MAGALLANES, ALICIA R

MAMANGUN, CONSUELO

MANLEY, JOYCE L

MANN, HILDRA B

MANNON, THEODORE T

MARSH, ANNE

MATHEWS, R P

MAXWELL, TOM M

MCCAULEY, BETTY J

MCGRATH, BILL B

MEILE, RALPH E

MEZA, ANDREA C

MORRIS, AARON B

MOSLEY, MARGARET M

MUCH, JULIETTE E

MUSGRAVE, ROSE M

NEELY, BILLY J

NEWNHAM, EDITH L

NIETO, JAMES
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A19
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2010
677 NORMAN, DORIS F

ORAMAS, JOSEFINA O

OURS, JUDITH E

OWN A PROPERTY REALTY

PACELY, SILVIA

PARKHURST, LINDA K

PEARSON, GLADYS M

PERENA, DELFIN

PIERCE, MARY

PIKE, MARTIN E

POTTS, CLAUDIA T

PRECIADO, CRUZ

PURDUE, CLARA L

RADINOVSKY, KATHRYN M

RAINS, YUKO

RAMIREZ, JOSIE

REED, EUGENE W

RIVERAASTACIO, JOSE E

ROBB, MARJORY C

ROBBINS, BRUCE E

ROSSETTI, RITA J

SANCHEZ-ALDANA, GABRIEL

SHAFFER, ORLA

SHELTON, MARK C

SMITH, ARTHUR

SMITH, EARL J

SOTO, IRMA V

STINEBUCK, NANCY J

SUNSET CAB

SUNSHINE CAB CO

TERRYS MOBILE PARK

THAYER-STOKES, LAVERNE M

TIMBOL, EPENITO

TOBIE, SOTO G

TURO, MARJORIE L

VALVERDE, MIGUEL

VEGA, GLORIA

VIGILIA, SANDIE

VILLAFURTE, LETICIA D

VOLLER, NORMA J

WACHTLER, REGENIA G

WATERS, RONALD B

WATSON, KENNETH D

WEATHERLY, V

WILLIAMS, BERNARD

WOOD, CAROLYN F

WRIGHT, BONNIE K

ZAMUDIO, ORALIA G
691 GARCIA, REBECA
704 CASTANEDA, FERNANDO F
(Cont'd)
-
G ST
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A20
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704 GARCIA, JUAN A

NAVARRO, MARIA E

SMITH, HARVEY C
716 CORONADO, HENRY U

MAINWARING, ELIZABETH M

RAMIREZ, GABRIEL

ROMO, YESSICA
724 CARTER, EMIKO S

JOHNSON, STEVEN

PHILLIP, RABBIA

STIMPSON, MARY E
731 ALEXANDER, MARIA

ANDERSON, BILLIE

AYOTTE, JIM

BARRAGAN, PETRA

BEELES, RONALD G

BENFER, ESPERANZA

BERMUDEZ, RAQUEL L

BETCHER, GOTTFRIED E

BIRKINSHAW, JACK R

BONATUS, JACKIE D

BOWLES, PEGGY D

BRIDGES, MARSHA

CABRILLO MOBILE LODGE LLC

CASTANEDA, MANUEL

CLARK, DONALD F

CLAY, MARSHALL L

CONKLIN, EDWARD C

CONNER, RONALD D

CUEVA, FILIBERTO C

CUEVA, FRANCISCO J

CUNARD, MARIA E

DORSCHER, SHIRLEY J

EASTWOOD, MARIA B

FALLING, BILLY

FERREIRA, MARIA

GARCIA, RITA

GERBASIO, MARGARET A

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GRASSO, SALVATORE I

HAUSWIRTH, DENNIS L

HERNANDEZ, EVA

HODGES, MACK C

JACKSON, WARREN H

JACQUEZ, ORTENCIA S

JUAREZ, JESUS

KARAKEY, APOLONI A

KNIGHT, SHAWN M

LITTLE, MICHAEL D

LUGO, ANGELINA L
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MAPLE, GRAYDEON R

MARISCAL, MARIA

MARTINEZ, MARGARITA

MCGONIGLE, GARY R

MEASEL, GLENN J

MEDINA, RAMON

MELVIN, JOHN H

OSEJO, MARIA

PARDEE, BARBARA J

PATRON, MARIA G

PENNERMAN, WILLIAM A

PERRY, HARLEY L

PRADO, GUADALUPE R

RHOADES, TERRY M

RICHIE, ELIDA

RITCHIE, ELIDIA G

ROBERTS, SANFORD

RODRIGUEZ, GUILLERMO

RODRIGUEZ, JUANA

RODRIGUEZ, WILLIAM

SANCHEZ, ESTELA C

SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SWANSON, DOROTHY J

THOMAS, L

THOMPSON, ROBERT N

TUMBOKON, ELVIRA L

TURNER, THERESA

UNDERHILL, BRENDAN J

URIBE, JOSE G

VAZQUEZ, JAVIER A

VELASQUEZ, JOSE A

WALTHALL, GLEN A

WOODY, NEREIDA

YOUNG, FLORENCE

ZABALA, BULMARO C

ZIGLER, MILAGROS D

ZINN, ALEXANDRA C
736 BAXTER, STUART A

PEYRO, JUAN S

VELA, EDUARDO
997 FIVE STAR YACHT SVC INC

PACIFIC YACHT REFITTERS INC

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD

TRUITT MACHINE & FABRICATION
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GOODRICH AEROSTRUCTURES GROUP

PACIFIC TRUST BANK
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MARINA PKWY
EDR Digital Archive
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477 UNLIMITED PLACEMATS & MENUS
510 GORZEGNO, ARTHUR
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BENNETT MOTOR EXPRESS

CHULA VISTA MARINA

CONNOR, ROBERT L

GALLEY AT THE MARINA

JESSE BRETT MARINE SVC

JESSE RUBLE ROOFING

MCMANUS, KAJANE S

MONAGHAN, TOM T

RAINS, PENNY R

SCHMID, JOAN T

SERENITY SEAS

SOUTH SHORE YACHT SALES

VONGLASCOE, CHRISTINE A
560 SMITH, KARENNE
570 SOUTH BAY FISH & GRILL
640 CALIFORNIA YACHT MARINA

EURO HOME & GDN CONCEPTS LTD
642 ARMER, WALLEY D

BECKNER, ROBERT L

CALFIRST FINANCIAL

CAMERON, CARRIE

CHULA VISTA YACHT CLUB

DAVIES, HOWARD E

DEBRISK, JOSEPH R

DUFF, MARY A

DUNING, JOHN L

FREEMAN, RICHARD A

GADOLA, MICHELE A

GARCIA, GEORGE R

MCARDLE, DELISA L

MCNUTT, REBECCA S

MERCER, TERENCE C

PALOMBIT, A

REECE, RAYMOND J

RIGNEY, THOMAS C

RUDMAN, NORMAN C

SCHEETZ, LINDA J

SHOEMAKER-OWENS, MARCUS T

SMITH, MANFRED C

TOWNSEND, ELAINE S

TROTTIER, BRADLEY M

WILLIAMS, GUY S

WISE, PHIL

WOOD, MELISSA J
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667 AGUILAR, ALBA M
677 ACKERMAN, ABRAHAM N

AMERICAN SOUTHWEST SERVICES

ANGEL, MARIA E

BEERS, WESLEY J

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BERRY, VIVIAN A

BOWEN, ANGIE M

BRANDT, STEVE N

BREARLEY, WALTER

BREESE, REUBEN V

BURT, STUART C

BUTTERWORTH, MARCELLE S

BYRD, VELVA J

CAMPBELL, CHARLES L

CASTRO, FRED H

CEJA, MARIA A

CHANG, GERMAINE F

CHILDERS, WILLIAM

CONNELLY, ROBERT W

COOK, MARGARET W

CORBETT, RICHARD J

CORBIN, ROBERT L

DECK, JERRY E

DELAHUERTA, GUSTAVO

DELAHUERTA, J G

DOERING, KENNETH M

DOUGLAS, JEFFREY A

DUGAN, DONNA M

DUNKER, NORMA M

DUPERRON, DONALD J

EDINGTON, ARVEL H

ELKINS, M J

FAVERTY, CAROLYN F

FRANKLIN, HARRY

FUSCO, BRYAN E

GAGLIANO, ANGELINA

GALARZA, ARMANDO R

GENTZ, LINDA I

GOMEZ, MICAELA L

GONZALEZ, J A

GRAHAM, GEORGE H

GREEN, LUCILE Y

GUERRA, ALBERTO C

HAHN, JEAN A

HALL, CHERYL P

HALL, DONALD W

HALL, VIVIAN L

HAMILTON, JUANITA M

HARVEY, HAL K
(Cont'd)
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677 HEDRICK, WILLIE L

HENDRICK, WILLIE

HUBERT, RICHARD

JACKSON, DAISSE

JDK WEBS

JOHNSON, DANIEL J

JONES, CAROL V

JONES, LAMAR R

JONES, LEROY M

KALIN, SYDNEY

KAMINS, MARVIN S

KELLOGG, WILLIAM B

KINCAID, FLORENCE I

KING, JUDITH E

KISBERT, MARY A

KNOWLES, CAROL S

KOHLMAN, LAVADA J

KRUPINSKI, DOUGLAS J

LAMARK, DOROTHY L

LANGLOIS, BLANCHE K

LEDINGHAM, COLLEEN

LONGHOFER, WAYNE

LOTZGESELLE, FRANK W

MACIAS, MARIA G

MAGALLANES, ALICIA

MAMANGUN, CONSUELO

MANLEY, JOYCE L

MANN, HILDRA B

MARSH, ROBERT

MARTINEZ, LUPE C

MATHEWS, R P

MAXWELL, TOM M

MCGRATH, BILL B

MEILE, RALPH E

MENDOZA, LUPE C

MILLER, RAV

MORRIS, AARON B

MUSGRAVE, ROSE M

NEAL, ROBERT I

NEELY, BILLY J

NEWMAN, LUETTA L

NIETO, JAMES

NORMAN, DORIS F

OLVERA, SONIA R

ONLINESALES

ORTNER, CONSTANCE L

PARKER, JOE

PARKHURST, LINDA K

PIKE, MARTIN E

POTTS, CLAUDIA T
(Cont'd)
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2005
677 PURDUE, CLARA L

RADINOVSKY, KATHRYN M

RAINS, YUKO

REED, EUGENE W

REEVES, LAURA

ROBB, MARJORY C

SANDOVAL, HERMELINDA A

SAUNDERS, LESLIE

SCHLEGEL, WILLIAM J

SERVICIO RADIANTE

SHAFFER, ORLA

SMILEY, WANDA F

SMITH, TIMOTHY A

SOTO, IRMA V

STINEBUCK, NANCY J

STONE, ANNA J

STONE-WEYGAND, ANNA

STRAHAN, LOUIS

SYMO CONSULTING OF CALIFORNIA

TAGLE, JOSE

TERRYS MOBILE HOME PARK CORP

THOMPSON, LAWRENCE E

TREVINO, ROBERT L

VALENZUELA, PEDR

VALUATOIN CONCEPTS INC

VALVERDE, MIGUEL

VAZQUEZ, ANTONIA

VIGIL, ELFIDES M

VILLAFUERTE, TONY P

VISTA, GLORIA

VOLLER, DONALD R

WACHTLER, REGENIA G

WATERS, RONALD B

WATSON, KENNETH D

WATTS, JOAN M

WESTON, NANCY O

WHITING, EDNA R

WHITTAKER, BARBARA A

WILLIAMS, BERNARD

WOLFE, DOLORES

WOLFORD, JOANN E

WRIGHT, BONNIE K
691 GARCIA, REBECA
704 AVILA, RUBEN

CASTANEDA, FERNANDO

MARTINEZ, ROBERT

MONTOYA, DANIEL J

SMITH, STEPHEN E
716 CORONADO, HENRY U

MAINWARING, ELIZABETH
(Cont'd)
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2005
716 RAMIREZ, FRANCISCA

ROARK, ERNIE A
724 CARTER, EMIKO S

JOHNSON, STEVEN
730 HOLLMAN, MARIE J
731 ACKER, JOHN S

BARRAGAN, PETRA

BERMUDEZ, RAQUEL L

BIRKINSHAW, JACK R

BOWLES, PEGGY D

BYRNE, HELEN A

CABRILLO MOBILE LODGE LLC

CALDEAN, ALLEN

CHAPMAN, WILLIAM

CISNEROS, BULMARO

CLARK, DONALD F

CLAY, MARSHALL L

CONNER, RONALD D

CUEVA, FRANCISCO J

CUEVA, GRACIELA C

DAWSON, JOE W

DORSCHER, SHIRLEY J

ESTRADA, JULIAN

GERBASIO, MARGARET A

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GRALEY, JAMES E

GRASSO, SALVATORE

GROSSMAN, BARBARA

GUTHRIE, IRMA

HATCHETT, IRA H

HAUSWIRTH, DENNIS L

HOLLINGER, ROSELA M

JACKSON, WARREN H

JOLLY, BARBARA E

KALLENBERGER, MARVIN B

KARAKEY, APOLONIA

KIENLEN, TOM

LARA, JOSE L

LITTLE, MICHAEL D

LUGO, ANGELINA

LUPPENS, JOHN

MAPLE, GRAYDEON R

MARTINEZ, TRINIDAD

MCGONIGLE, GARY R

MEDINA, RAMON

MELFORD, MICHEAL B

MELVIN, JOHN H

MONCRIEF, CAROLYN A

NEVEU, KERRY L

PASCHEN, JOE M
(Cont'd)
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731 PATRON, MARIA G

PAWLAK, EDWARD F

PENNERMAN, WILLIAM A

PERRY, H L

PROTHEROE, IVOR

RITCHIE, ELIDIA S

RODRIGUEZ, GUILLERMO

ROMANDIA, YVONNE E

SAENZ, ARMANDO

SANCHEZ, ESEQUIEL

SANCHEZ, ESTELA C

SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SERRANO, LUPE

SINGER, THOMAS

SPENCER, W A

THOMAS, JOHN S

TINITIGAN, ZENAIDA P

TURNER, ALFRED S

UNDERHILL, BRENDAN J

WALTHALL, GLEN A

WENTWORTH, FRED E

WILLIAMS, SHERRY L

YAOTANI, BENIGNA

YOUNG, FLORENCE
736 PEYRO, JUAN J

VELA, EDUARDO

WISSER, JOHN H
979 PACIFIC DEFENSE SYSTEMS
997 MARINE GROUP LLC

PACIFIC MARITIME FREIGHT INC

SD FUEL DELIVERY

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD

TRUITT MACHINE & FABRICATION
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LAGOON DR
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6344626.1 Page: A29
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850 ADECCO EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

ADO STAFFING INC

EUREST DINING SERVICE GOO

GOODRICH CORP

GOODRICH CORP AEROSTRUCTURE GROUP

TOLO INC

TORREY PINES PROPERTIES
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MARINA PKWY
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A30
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2005
500 GEARY, JOHN F
510 GORZEGNO, ARTHUR
520 A F S INDUSTRIAL LLC

LOVIE, MARK D
550 AWARENESS COMM TECHNOLOGY

BAY VIEW NAUTICAL

CHILDS MARINE SERVICES INC

INTERRANTE, GINNY

JESSE RUBLE ROOFING

LIFE SKILLS U
RELX

SCHOONER INC

SOUTH SHORE YACHT SALES

STARFISH MARINE
560 SMITH, KARENNE
570 SANDIEGOWEDDINGS
640 A DADS DIVORCE CENTER

CALIFORNIA YACHT MARINA
642 ARMER, WALLEY D

BAKER, SCOTT I

BURNES, GLEN W

BURNS, KEN D

CHULA VISTA YACHT CLUB

DUNING, JOHN L

EVANS, A E

GARCIA, GEORGE R

HICKAM, MICHAEL C

ICATCHING GRAPHICS

LAVIOLETTE, GILBERT J

LUDOVISSY, CHUCK F

LUNDY, STANLEY D

MALLEN JOHN GRARD OTREACH SERVICES

MERCER, TERENCE

MORAN, MARILYN J

OSBORN, ROBERT T

PALOMBIT, A

RING, ALAN C

RUDMAN, NORMAN C

SMITH, MANFRED C

STEENBAKKER, EMANUEL

TOMS TAX SERVICE

VEITCH, JAMES

YU, KRISTI M
652 HULSE, KATHLEEN M
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2000
677 ACKERMAN, A

ADAMSON, RALPH T

ANDREWS, BEULAH

BEERS, WESLEY J

BERGERON, RAYMOND J

BIGGERS, EARL D

BRANDT, STEVE N

BURGER, A

BUSCHUR, LAURA

CASTEEL, RUBY L

COOK, ROLINE

COOPER, JOHN E

CORBETT, RICHARD J

CORBIN, ROBERT L

DECARO, MICHAEL

DUNKER, N M

ECKHARDT, S A

ELKINS, M J

ELMORE, JAMES

FRANKLIN, HARRY

GAGLIANO, A

GARCIA, OFELIA

GIUSTI, JULIUS J

HAHN, JEAN A

HALL, STANLEY B

HAMILTON, J M

HAMNER, JULIA

HARVEY, JERRY D

HIME, M H

HINKLE, DARYL B

HUBERT, RICHARD

HUTCHISON, H S

JACKMAN, D

JOHNSON, L A

JOHNSON, RAY B

JONES, HUGH L

JONES, LAMAR R

KANNITZER, TONY

KELLOGG, EVELYN B

KINCAID, F I

KOLBOWSKI, JENS D

KURINKO, HAZEL

LAMARK, DOROTHY L

LEDINGHAM, COLLEEN

LLOYD, H D

MAGALLANES, ALICIA

MANGLESS, DONALD R

MANLEY, DONALD A

MANN, HILDRA

MATHEWS, R P
(Cont'd)
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677 MCCAMON, FRANK

MCGRATH, W B

MEILE, R E

MENDOZA, LUPE C

MEZA, ANDREA

MEZA, MARCELA

MORSE, MICHAEL W

MOSS, WILLIAM W

NELSON, JOYCE

NEWMAN, L L

NICHOLS, BARBARA

ORTIZ, J

PEREA, CHARLIE H

PERRY, BARBARA G

POTTS, CLAUDIA T

RADINOVSKY, SID

RAINS, YUKO

RICE, WILLIAM A

RICHE, JAMES

ROBB, MARJORY C

ROTHELL, CHERYL E

RUIZ, ALFREDO

RUSSELL, FRANK

SANDOVAL, H A

SAUNDERS, LESLIE

SCHOLL, L M

SMITH, EARL J

STINEBUCK, NANCY J

TAGLE, BEATRIZ N

TERRYS MOBILE PARK

THOMAS, WENDELL C

TREVINO, ROBERT

UHER, C

VILLAFURTE, TONY

VINING, GORDON

VOLLER, DONALD R

WATSON, KENNETH D

WEIR, NORMAN J

WHITE, L D

WHITTAKER, ROBERT

WILLIAMS, BERNARD

WILLIAMS, JARRETT R

WOLFE, GERALD

YELLAND, E M
691 GARCIA, REBECCA
704 CASTANEDA, GUADALU

ZATARAIN, JOSE
716 CORONADO, HENRY U

HAMPTON, MARIA

LOPEZ, EDUARDO R
(Cont'd)
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2000
716 MACIAS, INES

MOORE, V A
724 CARTER, EMIKO S

HADDAD, LUMA

KHALIFEH, ISSA O

SOCAL ROOFING COMPANY
731 ABBOTT, BEN

ALLEN, GEORGE J

ARCHULETA, MARTHA

BOWEN, A

BYRNE, HELEN A

CABRILLO MOBILE LODGE

CLAY, M L

CORONA, M

CORONA, S

CUEVA, G C

DENESSEN, DONALD A

DONOGHUE, LEO

DONOHUE, M E

DREDGE, HENRY

DROZE, S L

DUFFY, WILLIAM A

GERBASIO, M

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GROSSMAN, B

HARTMAN, BETTY J

HATCHETT, IRA H

HOLLINGER, OSBORN E

IULI, PHILLIP

JENKINS, ROGER F

JOLLY, BARBARA

LEWIS, FOX C

LITTLE, M D

LOTZGESELLE, LINDA A

LUGO, A

MILLER, ALICE

MILLER, BABY

MOULTON, EDWARD H

MURPHY, LINDA

OROZCO, MANUEL C

PAWLAK, EDWARD F

PULLIN, C T

RAMIREZ, VICTOR J

SEGHERS, DOREEN H

SHEPHERD, NICK

SPENCER, W A

THOMAS, JOHN S

TINITIGAN, ZENAIDA P

TURNER, ALFRED

WALTHALL, GLENN A
(Cont'd)
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2000
731 WENTWORTH, FRED E

WHITTINGTON, R L

WYMORE, R W
736 BORGE, JAMES

VELA, EDUARDO

VELASQUEZ, CESAR L

VELAZQUEZ, GABRIEL H

WISSER, JOHN H
997 PARAMOUNT SCAFFOLD COMPANY

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD NAUTICAL HARDWARE STORE

SWATH OCEAN SYSTEMS INCORPORATED
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LAGOON DR
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850 JOHNSTON, CHARLES F
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MARINA PKWY
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6344626.1 Page: A36
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
2000
477 ABCHEM MANUFACTURING CO

ARTWOW COM

BORDER ENVIRONMENTAL COMMERCE ALLIANCE BECA

BROWN BAG DESIGN GROUP

CORAZON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONSULTING

EZRA INTERNATL INCORPORATED

GLOBAL GREENCARS INCORPORATED

HIETT GARY S
IDET

KENSINGTON GROUP LLC

MARTHA VALDES & ASSOCIATES

METALLIC POWER

MILLENNIUM ENTREPRENEURS

REWATER SYSTEMS

RIGHT ANGLE COMMUNICATIONS

ROMO OSCAR

SCHOCK POWER CONVERSION

SCHOCK, JOSEF P

TERRA SEGURA INTERNATIONAL

ULTRA FORCE BATTERY
500 GEARY, JOHN F
550 BAY VIEW NAUTICAL

BRIANS CARPET CLEANING

CHULA VISTA MARINA BANQUET FACILITIES

GALLEY AT THE MARINA

MONAGHAN, TOM T
560 BROWN, LEE A
570 BOBS ON THE BAY JAKES SAN DIEGO BAY

JAKES SAN DIEGO BAY
604 PUTTIN ON THE RITZ ACRYLIC

RITZ AT THE MARINA
610 MITCHELL, RANDAL L
640 CALIFORNIA YACHT MARINA

SEA DANCE CHARTERS INCORPORATED
642 ADAMS, BARBARA L

FOULDS, DAVID J

GALLANT, WILFRED J

JONES, LEVI W

ODEHNAL, MARY

ROWDEN, THAYERN D

STUTZMAN, ROBERT
650 CHULA VISTA YACHT CLUB
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1995
677 ACKERMAN, A

ADAMSON, RALPH T

ALLEN, E

BARBER, MICHAEL

BARKER, T L

BEERS, WESLEY J

BEHRENS, E

BENNETT, M L

BERGERON, RAMOND J

BIGGERS, EARL D

BOTTS, ROBERT J

BRANDT, STEVE N

BRODERICK, ARTHUR

BURGER, MICHAEL T

BUSCHUR, LAURA

BUXTON, FRED

COOK, ROLINE

COOPER, JOHN E

CORBIN, AVIS

CSILLAG, MURIEL

CUESTA, K

DAVIS, MAUDE L

DOUGHERTY, F E

DOYLE, R

DUNGAN, K W

DUNKER, N M

ECKHARDT, S A

ELKINS, M J

FRANKLIN, HARRY

FREELAND, BILL

GAGLIANO, A

GIUSTI, JULIUS J

GLENN, LOIS

GOERSS, FRITZ

GREENE, FRANK S SR

HALL, STANLEY B

HAMILTON, J M

HAMNER, LYLE E

HARVEY, JERRY D

HAYDEN, ANNA

HIME, M H

HINKLE, DARYL B

HORST, PAUL

HUTCHISON, H S

JACKMAN, D

JOHNSON, GENE

JONES, LAMAR R

KANNITZER, TONY

KELLOGG, EVELYN B

KELLOGG, ROY F
(Cont'd)
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1995
677 KELLY, JAMES P

KETCHUM, GEORGE

KINCAID, F I

KISBERT, CHARLES A

KOLBOWSKI, JENS D

KURINKO, HAZEL

LABEAU, A

LEBLANC, RONALD

LLOYD, H D

MAGALLANES, ALICIA

MANGLESS, DONALD R

MANLEY, DONALD A

MANN, HILDRA

MARSH, ROBERT L

MARSTERS, GORDON

MATHEWS, R P

MCCAMON, FRANK

MCKEE, D

MCMILLAN, CARL A

MEILE, R E

MENDOZA, LUPE C

MEZA, ANDREA

MUNTER, WILFRED

NEWMAN, L L

NICHOLS, BARBARA B

NORMAN, CLINT SR

PERRY, G H

PORTER, ALFRED L

POTTS, CLAUDIA T

RICE, WILLIAM A

RICHE, LYNNE

RIIFF, DORIS M

ROBB, MARJORY C

SALLAM, MYNNA

SAUNDERS, LESLIE

SCHOLL, L M

SHAFFER, ORLA

SMITH, EARL J

SMITH, LEWIS V

STROUP, CHARLES W

SWOPE, D R

TAGLE, BEATRIZ

TERRYS MOBILE PARK

THOMAS, WENDELL C

TREVINO, ROBERT

UHER, J P

VALITON, H D

VERSLUIS, ISABEL L

VINING, GORDON

VOLLER, DONALD R
(Cont'd)
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6344626.1 Page: A39
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1995
677 WALKER, ERVIN G

WATERS, RONALD B

WATSON, KENNETH D

WEBSTER, LUCILLE

WHITE, L D

WILLIAMS, BERNARD

WILLIAMS, H

WILLIAMS, JARRETT R

WOLFE, GERALD

YELLAND, E M
704 ORTIZ, E

QUIROZ, BARBARA
716 CORONADO, HENRY U

WRIGHT, DONOVAN
724 CARTER, LOIS
730 OCCUPANT UNKNOWNN
731 BOARD, WILLIAM D

BROOKS, W

BYRNE, HELEN A

CABRILLO MOBILE LODGE

CLAY, M L

CYRANKOWSKI, LUCY

DECOLIBUS, GLEN

DONOHUE, M E

DREDGE, HENRY

DROZE, S L

DUFFY, WILLIAM A

DWYER, JOHN

FARNSWORTH, GLADYS

GERBASIO, M

GLAHOLM, THOMAS

GLEASON, EDWARD J

HARRIS, EARL G

HARTMAN, BETTY J

HOLMES, MARETTA F

HOWARD, H J

JACKSON, WILLIAM R

JORGENSON, VERNON

KIRKPATRICK, ROBERT M

LESHINSKI, JOSEPH A

LITTLE, M D

LUNDGREN, ALAN C

MEYER, SARA

MILLER, ALICE

MILLER, BABY

MILLER, J L

MOULTON, EDWARD H

OROZCO, MANUEL C

ORTUSO, NATHAN

PHELPS, RALPH C
(Cont'd)
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EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A40
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
731 PULLIN, C T

ROMANDIA, YVONNE

RYAN, G

SEGHERS, D H

SHENNERS, CHUCK

SINCLAIR, CLAUDIA

SPENCER, W A

TURNER, ALFRED

WENTWORTH, FRED E
736 BORGE, JAMES

SANTANA, ROSA M

WISSER, JOHN H
979 SWATH OCEAN SYSTEMS INC
997 BAYSIDE BOAT STORAGE

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD
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MARINA PKY
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A41
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
550 BROUSSARD, F L

CAPLIN, MYRON

CATES, ROBERT

CHULA VISTA MARINA

COOPER, LARRY

CYR, VERNON

DEHAAN, JAMES

DEROSIA, LEEANNE

DOCKSIDE MARINE

DOYLE, VINCENT

DUDA, JEFF

ENGLISH, FLOYD E

FAIR, ROBERT J

FISHER YACHT SALES

FLORES, SERGIO

FORMICO, MIKE

GALAN, CARLOS

GARTLAND, MICHAEL

GILLIS, DARLA

GRAF, L S

GRASCIA, SUSAN

HANSEN, ROBERT L

HEBERT, FRANCES

HELPS, S

INCOME PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

KENT, L

KLAMPE, NYLES O

KUESPERT, ANDREA

KUHN, RAYMOND G

LAMPLEY, PAUL H

LASALLE, ROGER JR

LASNIK, ERIK

LIBBY, DONALD W

LINSLEY, EDWARD

LOPEZ, ROBERT

MACPHERSON, JOHN

MAGLEY, DONALD

MCMULLEN, ARTHUR

MEYERS, B J

MORRIS, DARREN

NEWPHER, ART

OLSON, DERALD

OZENBAUGH, WILLIAM

PARSON, M E

PEARSON, KEVIN

QUINN, KRISTY

RAINS, J

RAMOUSSE, J F

REAL, THOMAS A

REDFIELD, FRANK
(Cont'd)
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MARINA PKY
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A42
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
550 RICHARDSON, GARY D

RUSSELL, HAROLD

SAMPSON, RAYMOND M

SCHMID, J

SCHOEN, JOHN W

SCHUMM, DONALD L

SEGUINE, KEN

SHORE, CARY

SIEGEL, DAN

SLAVIN, FRANCIS

SMITH, DAVID J

STANNARD, GEORGE

VERGARA, EDUARDO

WACHTER, EMIL

WARD, DAVID E

WESTON, NANCY L

WHITE, WALTER

WOLF, ROBERT L
570 JAKES SOUTH BAY
640 BAKER, FRANK L

BARNUM, GENE

BELKNAP, WILLIAM R

BLAISDELL, PHIL

BUTTERFIELD, C

CALIFORNIA YACHT MARINA

CORUM, JOSEPH P

CUNNINGHAM, JOHN V

DEHAAN, JAMES

DENNISON, EARL

EBERHARD, E

ERVING, WILLIAM

ESTUDILLO, ROBERTO

FISHER, ROBERT K

GARRISON, CHARLES R

HINKLEY, VERN

HORTON, AVERY T

IRWIN, JOHN

JENNERS, JOE

KAMRATH, GEORGE SR

LOWDER, WALT

MACNEILL, JOHN C

MCCLELLAND, JOHN R

MCDOWELL, BRUCE

MCLAIN, JERRY

NASON, JAMES

NELSON, MARTIN E

PHILLIPS, W R

RUNYON, DONALD

SLACK, JOHN M

SMITH, JIM A
(Cont'd)
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MARINA PKY
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A43
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1995
640 SWEARS, BILL

VARNER, ROBIN
642 COLEMAN, F

MACROSTIE, ERNEST P

MCCLELLAND, JOHN R

SCHWARTZER, JERI
664 STANFILL, DONALD
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EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A44
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1992
667 MARSTERS, GORDON
677 BENNETT, M L

BOTTS, ROBERT J

BROADWAY TRAILER PK

DENTON, WALLACE W

DUNGAN, K W

ELKINS, M J

GAGLIANO, A

GEORGE, L B

GREENE, FRANK S SR

HAYDEN, ANNA

HOWELL, JOHN P

JOHNSON, GENE

KELLY, THOMAS

KETCHUM, GEORGE

MARNETTE, OTTO H

POTTS, CLAUDIA T

SMITH, LEWIS V

SWOPE, D R

WEIR, I

WILHELMI, W D
716 CORONADO, HENRY U
731 APPLETON, PERRY H

CABRILLO MOBILE LDG

CYRANKOWSKI, LUCY

DWYER, JOHN

GLEASON, EDWARD J

GRASSO, S

LITTLE, M D

MILLER, ALICE

MILLER, BABY

MILLER, J L

PULLICIN, C T

QUINN, E L

SEGHERS, D H

SPENCER, W A

VANCUYK, B

WILSON, G A
736 BORGE, JAMES

WISSER, JOHN H
997 BAYSIDE BOAT STRG

SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD

SWATH OCEAN SYSTEMS
-

MARINA PKY
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A45
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1992
550 ALMADA, MANUEL

ANDREWS, JOHN C JR

ASHER, DOUGLAS

AVEY, ROBERT J

BARTON, JASON

DEHAAN, JAMES

DEILY, PETER

DORF, STEVE

DOYLE, VINCENT

DRAKE, LEE

DUKE, DREW

EVELEIGH, LONIE F

EVEN, DAN

GISSI, MICHAEL R

GRAF, L S

GROOME, MAURICE

GROSS, FLOYD J

HALLAM, GREGG

HANSEN, ROBERT L

HOLDEN, THOMAS

INCOME PROPERTY MNG

JACKSON, ERIK R

KECK, LANE D

KENT, L

KVARDA, JOSEPH

LADEKUNS, M E

LUSH, DON

MCGAVROCK, CAROLYN

MEYERS, B J

MILLER, BRENT A

MOOMEY, DON

MORRIS, DAVID

MURPHY, ANDREW F

NESS, J R

OZENBAUGH, WILLIAM

PIERZCHAJLO, STAN

PIETERS, EDWARD

RYAN, CAROL

SCHALLER, PAUL

SEA VENTURE CHARTRS

SEGUINE, KEN

SLAVIN, FRANCIS

TOWNSEND, AL

VERGARA, E

WILLMANN, BOB

WOLDRIDGE, DARYL

WOLF, ROBERT L

WRIGHT, PRESTON
570 JAKES SOUTH BAY
640 BELKNAP, WILLIAM R
(Cont'd)
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MARINA PKY
EDR Digital Archive
6344626.1 Page: A46
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1992
640 BODINE, ROBERT E

BUTTERFIELD, C

CA YACHT MARINA

CASON, ROGER

CHAFFEE, WILLIAM K

CLARK, R W

CORUM, JOSEPH P

DAVIS JOS M JR CAPT

ERVING, WILLIAM

ESTUDILLO, ROBERTO

GARRISON, CHARLES R

GIBSON, DANA E

GILL, JAMES B

HORTON, AVERY T

IRWIN, JOHN

JOHNSON, DENNIS D

KAMRATH, GEORGE SR

LENSTON, E E

LIENERT, JOHN

MACNEILL, JOHN C

MCDOWELL, BRUCE

MEAKER, J

MILLER, JACK C

MINNICK, DONALD L

MINTZ, MARK L

MOREY, ROBERT

RIDDLE, TOM

RUNYON, DONALD

SLACK, JOHN M

SORENSEN, AL R

WHITNEY, ALAN
642 TIERNEY RICHD A DDS
646 SLIPWAY MARINE YCHT
650 CHULA VST YACHT CLB
902 HALE JOE CONSTR CO
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G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A47
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1986
-
G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A48
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1986
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G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A49
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1982
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G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A50
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1982
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G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A51
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1979
-
G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A52
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1979
-
G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A53
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1979
-
G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A54
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1975
-
G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A55
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1975
-
G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A56
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1971
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G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A57
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1971
-
G ST
Haines Criss-Cross Directory
6344626.1 Page: A58
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1971
-
G ST

POLK DIRECTORY CO
6344626.1 Page: A59
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1965
-
G ST

POLK DIRECTORY CO
6344626.1 Page: A60
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1960
-
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
6344626.1 Page: A61
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1960
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POLK DIRECTORY CO
6344626.1 Page: A62
SourceTarget Street Cross Street
1955

APPENDIX B: Topographic Maps
Project No.

Key: Subject Property
Topographic Map Year: 1904
TP, San Diego, 1904, 15-minute
0 Miles 0.25 0.5 1 1.5
6326895 4
20-302755.1

APPENDIX B: Topographic Maps
Project No.

Key: Subject Property
Topographic Map Year: 1930
TP, San Diego, 1930, 15-minute
0 Miles 0.25 0.5 1 1.5
6326895 4
20-302755.1

APPENDIX B: Topographic Maps
Project No.

Key: Subject Property
Topographic Map Year: 1942, 1943, 1944
TP, National City, 1944, 7.5-minute
SE, San Ysidro, 1943, 7.5-minute
NW, Point Loma, 1942, 7.5-minute
0 Miles 0.25 0.5 1 1.5
6326895 4
20-302755.1

APPENDIX B: Topographic Maps
Project No.

Key: Subject Property
Topographic Map Year: 1953
TP, National City, 1953, 7.5-minute
SE, San Ysidro, 1953, 7.5-minute
NW, Point Loma, 1953, 7.5-minute
0 Miles 0.25 0.5 1 1.5
6326895 4
20-302755.1

APPENDIX B: Topographic Maps
Project No.

Key: Subject Property
Topographic Map Year: 1967
TP, National City, 1967, 7.5-minute
NW, Point Loma, 1967, 7.5-minute
0 Miles 0.25 0.5 1 1.5
6326895 4
20-302755.1

APPENDIX B: Topographic Maps
Project No.

Key: Subject Property
Topographic Map Year: 1975
TP, National City, 1975, 7.5-minute
S, Imperial Beach, 1975, 7.5-minute
NW, Point Loma, 1975, 7.5-minute
0 Miles 0.25 0.5 1 1.5
6326895 4
20-302755.1

APPENDIX B: Topographic Maps
Project No.

Key: Subject Property
Topographic Map Year: 1991
TP, SAN DIEGO, 1991, 15-minute
0 Miles 0.25 0.5 1 1.5
6326895 4
20-302755.1

APPENDIX B: Topographic Maps
Project No.

Key: Subject Property
Topographic Map Year: 1996
TP, National City, 1996, 7.5-minute
S, Imperial Beach, 1996, 7.5-minute
NW, Point Loma, 1996, 7.5-minute
0 Miles 0.25 0.5 1 1.5
6326895 4
20-302755.1

APPENDIX B: Topographic Maps
Project No.

Key: Subject Property
Topographic Map Year: 2012
TP, National City, 2012, 7.5-minute
SE, Imperial Beach, 2012, 7.5-minute
SW, Imperial Beach OE W, 2012, 7.5-minute
NW, Point Loma, 2012, 7.5-minute 0 Miles 0.25 0.5 1 1.5 6326895 4
20-302755.1
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CAC002577707 THE PORT OF SAN DIEGO 850 LAGOON DR CHULA VISTA 91910 CAC003056223 GOODRICH AEROSTRUCTURES, CHULA
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850 LAGOON DR CHULA VISTA 919102001
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ROHR INC., A COLLINS AEROSPACE

COMPANY
850 LAGOON DR
CHULA VISTA, CA 91910
County San Diego County
CalEnviroscreen 3.0 Percentile
Range
76-80%
SIC Codes
3728 Aircraft equipment, n.e.c.

NAICS Codes
336413 Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equip-
ment Manufacturing
Alternate IDs
Dun & Bradstreet Number 004467452
FRS 110000478518
Facility Identiﬁer 37-000-102457
Facilities Explorer ID 400868
EPA Identiﬁer CAD008382053
Regulatory Programs
Description Source System Program Id Start Date End Date Aboveground Petroleum Stor-
age
California Environmental Re-
porting System
10123903 07/10/2013
Chemical Storage Facilities California Environmental Re- porting System
10123903 07/10/2013
Hazardous Waste Generator California Environmental Re-
porting System
10123903 07/10/2013
CalEPA Regulated Site Portal | Site Report | ROHR INC., A COLLINS AEROSPACE COMPANY | 02/02/2021

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