Agenda, regular meeting — Moreno Valley City Council, October 6, 2026 (part 7 of 11)

Resource List
Primary No. Trinomial Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by Reports P-33-003346 CA-RIV-003346 Other - ARU #870; Site Prehistoric APO02;AP04 1987 (Daniel F. McCarthy and Barry RI-02171, RI-02876 Other - UCR ARU #1089 R. Neiditch, Archaeological
Research Unit, UC Riverside, CA.);
1990 (Brooke S. Arkush,
Archaeological Research Unit, UC
Riverside, CA.);
2006 (M. Dice, Michael Brandman
Associates, Irvine, CA.)
P-33-003347 CA-RIV-003347 Other - ARU #870; Site Prehistoric APO2; AP0O4 1987 (Daniel F. McCarthy and Barry RI-02171, RI-02876 Other - UCR ARU #1089 R. Neiditch, Archaeological
Research Unit, UC Riverside, CA.);
1990 (Brooke S. Arkush,
Archaeological Research Unit, UC
Riverside, CA.);
2011 (Archaeological Staff, Michael
Brandman Associates)
P-33-015045 CA-RIV-008006 Other - NS#1 Site Prehistoric AP0O4 2006 (Dice, M., Michael Brandman Associates)
P-33-015148 Other - ASM2 Site Prehistoric AP0O4 2006 (Moslak, Ken, ASM Affiliates, Inc.);
2017 (H. Murphy, K. Stankowski, B.

Bolger, M. Jorgensen and D. Faith,
Tierra Environmental Services)
P-33-015149 Other - ASM3 Site Prehistoric AP0O4 2006 (Moslak, Ken, ASM Affiliates, Inc.);
2017 (H. Murphy, K. Stankowski, B.

Bolger, Jm. Jorgensen and D. Faith,
Tierra Environmental Services)
P-33-015150 Other - ASM4 Site Prehistoric AP0O4 2006 (Moslak, Ken, ASM Affiliates, Inc.);
2017 (H. Murphy, K. Stankowski, B.

Bolger, M. Jorgensen and D. Faith,
Tierra Environmental Servicse)
P-33-019919 Other - CWA 63-6 Structure, Historic AHO05;AH06 2010 (C. Cotterman, ECORP Site Consulting)
P-33-028081 CA-RIV-012678 Other - TES-MV-001H Structure Historic AH11 2017 (H. Murphy, K. Stankowski, R.

Bolger, M. Jorgensen & D. Faith,
Tierra Environmental Services, Inc.)
P-33-028082 CA-RIV-012679 Other - TES-MV-002 Site Prehistoric AP14 2017 (H. Murphy, Tierra Environmental Services, Inc.)

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Resource List
Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by Reports
P-33-028083 CA-RIV-012680 Other - TES-MV-003 Site Prehistoric AP04 2017 (H. Murphy, K. Stankowski, R.bolger, M. Jorgensen & D. Faith,
Environmental Services, Inc.)

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Resource List
Primary No. Trinomial Other IDs Type Age Attribute codes Recorded by Reports P-33-028083 CA-RIV-012680 Other - TES-MV-003 Site Prehistoric AP0O4 2017 (H. Murphy, K. Stankowski, R.bolger, M. Jorgensen & D. Faith,
Environmental Services, Inc.)

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Pl. Property Name/Temporary No.: --
P2. Location: County - Riverside
Reviewer
a.Address: Lake Perris State Recreation Area (LPSRA)
17801 Lake Perris Drive
. Perris, CA 92370
c. UTM: Zone 11, 485300 mE 3751360 mN
USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. (1980) 7.5'
P4. Resources Present: _ Building _ Structure _ Object ..L Site PS. Recorded by: (Name, affiliatioo. an:1 addm,s)
Element of District
Date

RECEIVED IN
FEB 1 2 2001
ETC
Daniel F. McCarthy -- Cultural Resource Facility; California State University; 9001 Stockdale Highway; Bakersfield, CA 93311-1009
P9. Date(s) Recorded: Various visits between 1988 and 1995.

PlO. Reason Recorded: Update information as a result of site monitoring .

Pll. Report Citation:

Rock Art Monitoring Studies at Lake Perris State Recreation Area, Riverside County, California, by D. F.

McCarthy (Cultural Resource Facility, California State University, Bakersfield), 1995 Rock Art Management Considerations at Lake Perris State Recreation Area, Riverside County, California.

American Indian Rock Art, by D. F. McCarthy, Vol 16:71-79, Solveig A. Turpin, ed., 1990.

Rock Art Sites RIV-12, RIV-21, RIV-419, and RIV-421 Pilot Treatments and Recommendations for Conservation, by C. S. Silver, report submitted to Landmark Land Company of California, Inc., Moreno Valley, California, 1988.

A13 Remarks and interpretations:

Constance Silver (1988) completed a conservation effort to remove graffiti at this site. Twenty years of spray paint was successfully removed from the rock art panel in 1988. This treatment program was very successful in that unsightly spray paint was removed and the weathered rock paintings were again visible (McCarthy 1990). The site remains free of new graffiti.

Other Listings,
Page_1of _1_ Review Code Reviewer Date
Pl. Property Name/Temporary No.: -- P2, Location: County - Riverside a.Address: Lake Perris StateRecreation Area (LPSRA)
17801 Lake Perris Drive RECEIVED IN
_ Perris, CA 92370
c. UTM: Zone 11, 485300mE 3751360mN FEB1 2 2001
USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. (1980) 7.5’
P4. ResourcesPresent: __Building __Structure __ Object _ Site __Elementof District FIC P8. Recorded by: vue, affiliation, sndaddress)
Daniel F. McCarthy -- Cultural ResourceFacility; California StateUniversity; 9001StockdaleHighway; Bakersfield, CA 93311-1009
P9. Date(s) Recorded: Various visits between 1988 and1995.

P10. ReasonRecorded: Updateinformationas a result of sitemonitoring.

P11. Report Citation:

Rock Art Mosioring Studies atLake Perris StateRecreationArea, Riverside County, California, by D. F.

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Rock Art Management Considerations at Lake Perris State Recreation Area, Riverside County, California.

AmericanIndianRock Art, by D. F. McCarthy, Vol 16:71-79,SolveigA. Turpin,ed., 1990.

Constance Silver (1988) completeda conservationeffort to removegraffiti at this site. Twenty yearsof spray paint was successfully removed fromtherock art panelin1988. Thistreatmentprogramwasvery successful in that unsightly spray paint was removed and the weathered rock paintings were again visible(McCarthy 1990). The site remains free of new graffiti.

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36. County: Riverside
USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. (1980) 7.5'
UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 485300 mE 3751360 mN
Twp. 3S Rng. 3W: NE 1/4; NW 1/4; SW 1/4; SE 1/4; SE 1/4 of Sec. 14 Map Coordinates: -- mmS -- mmE 6. Elevation: 1660'
Location: Along the base of the hills just east of the projected end of Wilmot Street on to p of a boulder ridge
Prehistoric: X Historic: Protohistoric:

Site Description: Camp site with milling features and rock paintings Area: 40 m x 70 m; Method of Determination: Pacing
Depth: 30+ cm; Method of Determination: Observation
Features: Numerous mortars, slicks and basin metates, and rock paintings Artifacts: None observed
Non-artifactual Constituents:

Date Recorded: Jan 1988 16. Recorder(s): Daniel F. McCarthy Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, UC Riverside Buman Remains: None noted
Site Integrity: Good although the site has been disturbed by relic hunters and surface artifact collecting
Nearest Water: Springs at site
Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub Vegetation (on site): Introduced grasses, buckwheat, elderberry, pepper trees
Soil: Gray midden 24. Surrounding Soil: Grus
Geology: Granitic 26. Landform: Base of hills
Slope: < 10% 28. Exposure: North
Landowner and Address: Lake Perris State Recreation Area Remarks: The paintings as well as other boulders at the site have been spray painted. Earlier site record (SR SI 1983) reported another area of paintings and another of cupules. Careful examination did not relocate either. The paintings are indicated to be in an area where the rock contains a lot of red oxides. Perhaps this is what was mistaken for aboriginal paintings. As no detailed sketch map or drawings of the images are available it is impossible to make any comparisons.

References:

Name of Project: Rock Art Study of Lake Perris
Type of Investigation: Field Review and Update
Site Acce11ion Ruuer: N/A Curated at:

Photos: Yes Taken by:

Photo Accession I: RIV-419... On File at:

Reservoir Area
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DPR & McCarthy

RECEIVED IN
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JUN 23 1989 LJ ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
Permanent Trinomial: CA-RIV-419 UPDATE
Other Designation(s): Wilmot Site

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1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. (1980) 7.5°

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 485300 mE 3751360 mN

4. Twp. 35S Rng. 3W: NE 1/4; NW 1/4; SW 1/4; SE 1/4; SE 1/4 of Sec. 14

5. Map Coordinates: -- mmS -~- mmE 6. Elevation: 1660’

7. Location: Along the base of the hills just east of the projected end of Wilmot Street on top of a boulder ridge

8. Prehistoric: X Historic: Protohistoric:

9. Site Description: Camp site with milling features and rock paintings

10. Area: 40 m x 70 m; Method of Determination: Pacing

11. Depth: 30+ cm; Method of Determination: Observation

12. Features: Numerous mortars, slicks and basin metates, and rock paintings

13. Artifacts: None observed

14. Non-artifactual Constituents: -- 15. Date Recorded: Jan 1988 16. Recorder(s): Daniel F. McCarthy

17. Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, U C Riverside

18. Human Remains: None noted

19. Site Integrity: Good although the site has been disturbed by relic hunters [ and surface artifact collecting

20. Nearest Water: Springs at site

21. Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub

22. Vegetation (on site): Introduced grasses, buckwheat, elderberry, pepper trees

23. Soil: Gray midden 24. Surrounding Soil: Grus

25. Geology: Granitic 26, Landform: Base of hills

27. Slope: < 10% 28. Exposure: North

29. Landowner and Address: Lake Perris State Recreation Area

30. Remarks: The paintings as well as other boulders at the site have been spray painted. Earlier site record (SRSI 1983) reported another area of paintings and another of cupules. Careful examination did not relocate either. The paintings are indicated to be in an area where the rock contains a lot of red oxides. Perhaps this is what was mistaken for aboriginal paintings. As no detailed sketch map or drawings of the images are available it is impossible to make any comparisons.

31. References: -- 32. Name of Project: Rock Art Study of Lake Perris Reservoir Area

33. Type of Investigation: Field Review and Update

34. site Accession Number: N/A Curated at: N/A

35. Photos: Yes Taken by: Daniel McCarthy

36. Photo Accession #: RIV-419... On File at: DPR & McCarthy 1153

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1. LOCALITY: 2. ROCK I: 1

3. PANEL DESIGNATION: _1 _ OF _1_
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4. DIRECTION OF PANEL: North INCLINATION: 90°

5. KIND OF ROCK: Granitic
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6. DIMENSIONS or ROCK: (length) 830 cm, (width) 420 cm, (height) 255 cm

7. PANEL SIZE: 245 x 180 cm 8. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( ); no ( X)

9. CUPULE () (Y) --> AVERAGE DIAMETER OF CUPS: 70 mm; AVERAGE DEPTH: 6 mm

10. PICTOGRAPH ( ) (Y) --> COLOR(S): Red, black

11. PETROGLYPH (N) () --> DEGREE or PAT INATION:
n/a / none/ light/ intermediate/ complete.

12. CONDITION OF PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe: The rock has been marked with graffiti several times in the last 18 years since I first saw the paintings •

13. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos/ color (slide, print) / scaled drawing/ tracing other (explain):

14. REMARKS: There are several renditions of the paintings by previous investigators. Several have stated that red pigment was present but no one has attempted to draw the complete panel showing the placement of all of the paintings and the cupule element. The spray paint covers most of the paintings, however, efforts are underway to remove it.

15. SCALED DRAWING Attached:

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COUNTY: Riverside
RECORDER: Daniel McCarthy

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1. LOCALITY: -- 2. ROCK #: 1

3. PANEL DESIGNATION: 1 OF _1

4. DIRECTION OF PANEL: North INCLINATION: 90°

5. KIND OF ROCK: Granitic

6. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 830 cm, (width) 420 cm, (height) 255 cm

7. PANEL SIZE: 245 z 180 cm 8. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( J); no ( X)

9. CUPULE ( ) (Y) ==> AVERAGE DIAMETER OF CUPS: 70 mm; AVERAGE DEPTH:

10. PICTOGRAPH ( ) (Y) --> COLOR(S): Red, black

11. PETROGLYPH (N) ( ) --> DEGREE OF PATINATION: -- n/a / none / light / intermediate / complete. 6 mn

12. CONDITION OF PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe: The rock has been marked with graffiti several times é in the last 18 years since I first saw the paintings.

13. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos / color (slide, print) / scaled drawing/ tracing other (explain):

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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Pwrmanent Trinomial: ----------- Supplement D ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD T_,.porery Number: _____ R-=.I.,;..V_4_1 _;_9 ___________ _ Page __ ,_ ot_:f_. � Oesienation: ______ ----!.R.!!o.!!E�C=Ee!.!.IV..L.!!!!!ED�..!.!•N!.3-. __ _ ARU

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5. County: Riverside
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USGSClcad: Sunnymead -"-'-'-�:;...c... _____ (7.5'1 )967 (15'1 _____ Photorawised __ _..] __.Q.,_7�3 ______ _ UTM Coordinat•:

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Zone ------- 11 / 0485 299 Easting / 3 7514 30 Northing Range ___ • ___ %of 3W SW NW ¼of SE ¼ot NE ¼ofSection_l___ 4 8-(MwJSBM ( I mmS ___ mmN (from NW comer of map) 6. Elevation _..:.1.::.6.;;;;8.a:cO _________ _

7. Location: l mile east of Moreno Blvd. at base of Mount Russell at southern end of Wilmcnt St. 40 meters south of dirt road Jn top of small knoll and east of sprir,; area.
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8. Prehisto6c --'-X-'-" __ Historic ___ Protohistoric ___ 9. SiteDesaiption: C:ampsite an tap af finger ridge which connects the base of Mt. Russell to a large outcro� with oumerpus large deep mortar holes and slicks. Very dark brown midden on site area. Spring located_ 50 meters west of site. Black pictograph on vertical face of boulder on west side of site. Faded red pictograph on boulder on NW edge of outcrop. 1o. ArN: ..40- mllengthlx -'-7=0 __ mlwidthl 2200 m2. Method ot 0etwmination: Tape roea sure cm
11• o.ptt,: ....... 30=--______ cm Methodoto.termtnation: Dug hole with trowel

12. Featuras: 17 bedrock mortars; 21 s]jcks, rock art, aoe c,rp11Je -------------------------------------------e' )
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14. Non-Artifactual Constitutiants:_S_m_a_l_l_.:.p_i_e_c_e_o_f_b_u_r_n_t_b_o_n_e ___________________ _

15. Dat•R-cW: 10/24/83 1a. RkOfdedBy: Jackie Desautels
Scientific Resource Surveys, 5232 Ave., Suite 5

17. AfflllationandAddr-: Huntington Beach, l"'A 92647
DPR 422A (R.-.,. 8/821
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1. County: _Riverside JAN 985

2. USGS Quad: SUNNymead 75) 1987 as) Photorevissd 1973
3 3. UTM Coordinates: Zons __1) 0485299 Easting /__3751430 Northing ( ) a. Township Range SW. SW yor NW yor SE wot NE %ofSection_!2 pasemer)SBM (

5. Map Coordinates: mms mmN (from NW corerof map) 6. Elevati 1680

7. Location: __)Mile east of Moreno Blvd. at base of Mount Russell at southern epd of i Wilment St. 40 meters south of dirt road sn top of small knoll and east of sprinz area.
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8. Prehistoric _X Historic Protohistoric 9. Site Description:_Campsite on top of finger ridge which connects the base of Mt. Russell to a large outcror with numerous large '@ deep mortar holes and slicks. Very dark brown midden on site area. Spring located _ 50 meters west of site. Black pictograph on vertical face of boulder on west side of site. Faded red pictograph on boulder on NW edge of outcrop. EE) ) 10. Ares:40 mitergthix 20 miwieth) 2200 m2. MethodofDetermination: __Tape measure tt)

11. Depth: 30°" cm MethodofDetermination: __Dug hole with trowel ()

12. Feswrss:__17 bedrock mortarsy 21 slicks, rock art. one cupule Ej
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13. Astifscts: 2 flakes
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18. Non-Artifactual Constitutions: oMal1 piece of burnt bone J ()
@® 15. Date Recorded: 10/24/83 18. RecordedBy: __Jackie Desautels {) Scientific Resource Surveys, 5232 Ave., Suite 5

17. Affiliationand Address: _Huntington Beach, CA 92547 t) DPR 422A (Rev. 8/82) 1159
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l spring, 20 meters S of site, 1 spring 50 meters

20. N .. ,est Water (type, distance and direction): ·.� of s 1 te .

21. Largest Body of Watet within 1 km (type, distance and direction):�� ........ n....,_ ________________ _

22. VevetationCommunity(sitevicinity):Coast-a] sage scr:1b and grasses Plowed field to north
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24. Ref..-encesfor above: -:-::----:-�-'--- MUNZ 1 974 ------------------------ l Oyr 4/2 dark grayish Site Soil: brown loam
Granite bedrock &
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25. SurroundingSoil: decomposed granite
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30. Geology: boulders v. Landform: Finger ridge w/knoll e
Slope: __ 5 __ s_l_o_.p_e_n...;o;...r_t;...h _____ t 29. Exposure: Sheltered from south Landowner ls) (and/or tenants) and Addr-: ___ R,...o.._.b ... e._r ... t_,.__ ... P .... , __.._w ... a ..... rm ....... j .... o.� ... t ... o .... o_C..._o ______________ _ )
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Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS, 1984

32. ReferenC111:_-======--------------------------------- Perris Reservoir Archeology, J.G. O'Connell, ed. ----------------------------------------1 1

33. NameofProject: Wn)fskj]] Raocb

34. Type of lnvesti9ation: Resurvey

35. Site Accession Number: 120 BLWa 35mm CQlQC Curded At:

36. Photos: Talc.en By: M. Desautels

37. Photo Acee.ion Number: On Fil• At: SRS
DPR 422A (R.-.,. B/821
Stats of Caiitornis — The Resources Agency
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Permenent Trinomial: / i ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
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18. Remains: NONE
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' 19. SiteIntegrity:F0 holes throughout site area, spray paint qraffiti on

31. Tomparwy Number: RIV 419
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Black pictograph
1 spring, 20 meters S of site, 1 spring 50 meters
Nearest Water (type, distance and direction): J of site.

Largest Body of Water within 1 km {type, distance snd direction}: None ) Plowed field to north
Vegemtion Community lon site): _oame with Datura [Plant List {< ) ] Referencesfor above: MUNZ 1974 {
10yr 4/2 dark grayish light yellowish brown
astal sage scrub and grasses {Plant List (2) 1 RESont> {) Site Soil: brown loam {) 25. SurroundingSoil: decomposed granite { ) Granite bedrock &
Geology: boulders { ) 27. landform: Finger ridae w/knoll () Slope: __5_slope north { ) 29. Exposure: Sheltered from south () Landowner(s} (and/or tenants) andAddress: ___RobertP, Warmington Co 3090 Py sa, CA 9262f t)
Remarks:
_Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS, 1984 References:

Perris Reservoir Archeology, J.G. O'Connell, ed.

Nameof Project: __W011 fskill Ranch
Typeof Investigation: __RESUTVEY
Site AzcemionNumber: 120 B/W, 35mm color Curated At:

Photos: TokenBy: __M.Desautels
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Riv 419

RECEIVED IN
ARU
JAN 1985
Discrepancies between the information given in site record forms, on Records Check maps, and in Perris Reservoir Archeology have made it impossible to··· determine whether site Riv 419 belongs where Riv 421 was plotted or where Riv 419 is plotted. For the purposes of this report, the original site survey record forms will be followed, placing site Riv 419 east of Riv 421. (0'Connel, et�-, 1974, include both sites under the designation Riv 419.) Each is located on a small knol� on the northwestern slope of Mount Russell.

Betwe�n them lies a small valley containing a spring (See Figure foldout).

Wilmont Road leads directly south from Moreno through agricultural land to the saddle, where it intersects with a dirt road that follows along the base of t�e mountain. Riv 419 lies at a contour elevation of 1680 feet (See attached figure).

A total of 21 slicks and 17 mortars are distributed across the site on bedrock outcrops. A particularly broad exposure of bedrock occurs south of datum, and contains at least 17 slicks and mortars. The slicks range in size from 6 by 6 centimeters to 23 by 21 centimeters and the largest mortar is 20 centimeters in diameter and 23 centimeters deep. One cupule is located at the north end of the site on a small boulder.

Approximately 20 meters at 273° from datum on the west side of the knoll is an outcrop with black painted pictographs. The bedrock is at a steep angle on the side of the knoll and the rock art is on its north face. There are also some remnants of red pictographs on a boulder about 35 meters northwest of the center of the site. Rock art is described in Part I of this report.

Three soil samples were taken from the site. One was taken from near datum > and it yielded a Munsell color of grayish brown (10 YR 3/2). A second sample was obtained from the bottom of a pothunter's old hole and it gave a dark grayish (10 YR 4/2) result. A third Munsell sample was the same color and it was taken from the southern slope of the site. It may be inferred from these dark colors and from field observations that an extensive midden covers the knoll. Elsewhere, the soil is yellower > from decomposing granite. - - ---·-- -- ---· ·-· -· ----- --- ----
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RECEIVEDIN
ARU
RIV 419 JAN 1985
Discrepancies between the information given in site record forms, on Records Check maps, and in Perris Reservoir Archeology have made it impossible to determine whether site Riv 419 belongs where Riv 421 was plotted or where Riv 419 is plotted. For the purposes of this report, the original site survey record forms will be followed, placing site Riv 419 east of Riv 421. (O'Connel,et al., 1974, include both sites under the designation Riv 419.) Each is located on a small knoll on the northwestern slope of Mount Russell.

Between them lies a small valley containing a spring {See Figure foldout). #Wilmont Road leads directly south from Moreno through agriculturzi land to the saddle, where it intersects with a dirt road that follows along the base of the mountain. Riv 419 lies at a contour elevation of 1680 feet (See attached figure).

Three soil samples were taken from the site. One was taken from near datum, and it yielded a Munsell color of grayish brown (10 YR 3/2). A second sample was obtained from the bottom of a pothunter's old hole and it gave a dark grayish (10 YR 4/2) result. A third Munsell sample was the same color and it was taken from the southern slope of the site. It may be inferred from these dark colors and from field observations that an extensive midden covers the knoll. Elsewhere, the soil is yellower, from decomposing granite. 1164
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Local vegetation includes valley grassland and coastal sage scrub biotic communities (Munz 1974:4). Listed among the plants are coastal sage (Aitenisia Californica), buckwheat (Eriogonum fasciculatum), brittle bush (Encelia farinosa), jimsonweek (Datura meteloides), sunflower (Helianthus anthus), white sage (Salvia apiana), cholla (Opuntia acanthocarpa), and assorted grasses. At the spring grows one oak (Quercus dumosa) and elderberry (Sambucus mexicana). The local Native Americans used all of these plants.
u�fortw�3tely, the potential for destruction of this site is high. The name "Linda" is scrawled in orange spraypaint below the rock art panel. Additionally, a pothunter has dug a hole in the center of the midden deposit. Given the accessibility and visibility of this site to the public, it seems unlikely that ei�her graffiti writing or pothole digging will cease.

Riv 419
Local vegetation includes valley grassland and coastal sage scrub biotic communities (Munz 1974:4). Listed among the plants are coastal sage (Aitenisia Californica), buckwheat (Eriogonum fasciculatum), brittle bush (Encelia farinosa), jimsonweek (Datura meteloides), sunflower (Helianthus anthus), white sage (Salvia apiana), cholla (Opuntia acanthocarpa), and assorted grasses. At the spring grows one oak (Quercus dumosa) and elderberry (Sambucus mexicana). The local Native Americans used all of these plants. R
Urfortu-ately, the potential for destruction of this site is high. The name "Linda" is scrawled in orange spraypaint below the rock art panel. Additionally, a pothunter has dug a hole in the center of the midden deposit. Given the accessibility and visibility of this site to the public, it seems unlikely that either graffiti writing or pothole digging will cease. 1165
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3. County B�, .... ·v.._.e""'r .... scui ... d.._e...._ ____ _ SE _l/4ofSec, ______ _

5. Location One-half mile south of Moreno off of Redlands Blvd. in rock outcrops at base of Mount Russell.

6. On contour elevadon _l=-6=8""0.._.f.,.e...,e ...t..__ ____ _

7. Previous designations for site ---'N::.:.;o""'n:.:.:e;a.._, ________________________

8. Owner George L. Swartz 9. Address 4 928 Hayyenhurst, Encino, Ca) i r.

10. Previous owners, dates __,,U�n�k�n""'o.::.w�n _________________________ _

11. Present tenant---------------------------------

12. Attitude toward excavation ---.::U::.:.n�k�n�o:.11:Wwn1--_______________________ _

13. Description of site Midden and grinding areas in rock outcrop

14. Area 150' X 100'
, Sparse cha�arral

15. Depth------- 16. Height--------
Dry spring 50 1 SE of main area
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21. Previous excavation _N_o __ n_e ______________ ....._ _______ .._._ _______ _

22. Cultivation Up +a edge of outcrop 23. Erosion ...
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24. Buildings, roads, etc. Road 150' north of site.on valley floor

25. Possibility of destruction ..aN�o;..;ta.-:i;;aarnm=i.:.:ne..:.. =-=-nt__..__ ____ ....._ _________________ _

26. House phs _N=o=ne,__e __ v ... i=d=e=n-'t _____ ........ __ ......,_......,. ___ ...._......., _________________ _

27. Other features 8 grinding slicks, 12 .bedrock mortars, 1 pict.ograpb panel

28. Burials None evident

29. Artifacts 1 small triangular, concave-based projectil e.. point; J hllrned, granite mano fragment; 1 Tjzon Brown potsherd; 6 pieces. of chipping waste '1 chaJcedooy:, 2 quartzite, 3 quartz).

30. Remarks Glass, scrap metal and fired cartridges :were found. _ - e ,
jl. Published relerences .......,_......, _______ ....... ____ ......... ____.._.........,........,_�......,.-�------------------- 1. '

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE SURVEY RECORD Rw-H19
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Location One-half mile south of Moreno off of Redlands Blvd. in rock outcrops at base of Mount Russell.

6. On contour elevation 1680 feet.

7. Previous designations for site __None

8. Owner. George IL. Swartz 9. Address 4228 Ha

10. Previous owners, dates Unknown

11. Present tenant

12. Attitude toward excavation Unknown

13. Description of site Midden and grinding areas in rock owterop

14. Area_150' X 100" 15. Depth mo. 16. Height
© 8parse chaparral Dry spring 50' SE of main area
® - 17. Vegetation and grasses 18. Nearest water .2nd. elevation. 25" higher oo. © "iy. Soil of siteDark, midden. loose ____._ 20. Surrounding soil type Yellow-brownloam... __

21. Previous excavation .None ii —

22. Cultivation Ip. to edge of oiterop 23. ErosionSlight. _

24. Buildings, roads, etc. .Road150" north of site on valley flgaor

25. Possibility of destruction Not imminent

26. House pits None evident ee

27. Other features .8 grindingslicks, 12 bedrock.mortars, 1 pictograph panel...

28. Burials None evident

29. Artifacts_. mano fragment: 1 .Tizon. Brown potsherd;.6 pisces of .chipping.waste.(1.chalcedony, 2 quartzite, 3 quartz).

30. Remarks Glass, scrap metal and fired cartridges were found. ..... [ \ 1, Publishedreferences None
1, Accession No.. — . 33, Sketch map OS uence. .
34, DateOctober12, 1068 __. 35, Recordedby M.. 1. Photos None...

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5 6
7 8
9 10
11 12
13 14
15 16
17 18
19 20
21 22
23 24
25 26
27 28
29 30
31 32
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35 36
37 38
39 40
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43 44
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423
424
425
426
427
428
429
430
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432
433
434
435
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437
438
439
440
441
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444
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446
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448
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450
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
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424
425
426
427
428
429
430
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432
433
434
435
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437
438
439
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452
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454
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456
457
458
459
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5o Location 0n £1J1.t on :r.tdDA bel.ow -�- .... 1 mile aou.'ih ot Moreno. 60 On contour, elevation 18�0•
?o Previous designation for site
Bo Owner 9o Address
lOo Previous owners9 dates

11. Present tenant
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130 Description
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170 Vegetation Cautus (se-reral Tarieiiee) • bu.cllw1':eat. �, cottonwood. :,
◄Bo Nearest water S--'-- <'n hll.laide imrnediatel.ir above cite. 9 o Soil of siteBl.aek triable 1' decomposed ��ng soil tn,e Y,llow deooawd 210 Previous excavationl!rtenaive nothuntina. granite
220 Cultivation Non� 230 Erosion Sl.ight water.
240 Buildings9 roadsg etco Jione
250 Possibility of destruction fo "h\ndala
260 House pits or rings Hon•
270 Other features About l.0 or so BR ,aorian1 lit aetates, Pir.togra.ph 280 Burials None
290 Artifacts lfone recovered.
300 Remarks l'o J)Ottery observed.
310 Published reference None
320 Other museum reference li"one
Another �ite acroes dftw to west.
330 Sketch map Ncne
.. 4. Date 20 3u.l.y 196� 350 Recorded byl?• Chace & E. Bh�p!l:?d 36 o Photos P • Chace 7o Informant
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Site ~EBR~~53F- 2. Map USGSElsinore '01 3. County Riverside Twp, 2 8B Range_ J ¥ av *% of S¥__ « of Section _13
Location On fiat on ridge below spring 1 aile south of Koreno,

6. On contour elevation .1B880%
Previous designation for site
Owner 9, Address
Previous owners, dates
Present tenant
Attitude toward excavation
Description of site Village on fiat of ridge overiooking ¥oreno to news north valley. and
Area _40' B/W 50! N/S
Depth 8% least 12 inches 16, Height
Vegetation Cautus (severnsl varieties), Yuckwheat, gage, cottonwood.

Nearest water _Spring on hillside immediately obove site.

Soil of siteBléck friable & decomposed gxeliiProunding soil type L2110W decomposed Previous excavationBxtenaive pothunting, granite
Cultivation None 23, Erosion _Skight weter.

Buildings, roads, etc... Bone
Possibility of destruction TO Vandals
House pits or rings _ Nouhe
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1. Site-� 2. Map USGS Sunnymead Quadrangle 3. County .... R...,i=-v __ e-=-r...,s,.._id.._e.___ ____

4. Twp. -=T�J,a._;;S�-- Range 3 W __ S_E_ 1/ 4 of ___ S_E 1/4 of Sec,_1;...4..._ ____

5. Location _Q.ne-haJ f mile south of Moreno off of Redlands Elyd, in rock outcrops at the base of Mount RusselJ,
------------------ 6. On contour elevation _1£,('...,)0..__.f_..e..,.e...,t ______

7. Previous designations for site -lll.lol,,l,j,,li,._ ______________________ _

8. Owner George L, Swartz ·9, Address 4928 Ha.yvenhurst, Encino, Calif.

10. Previous owners, dates ..,U""'n::.:k..,.n�ow�n�------------------------- ··11. Present tenant--------------------------------

12. Attitude coward excavation _,U.:.i:n.w.k�n�o,11,wn------------------------ 13, Description of site Grinding slicks and bedrock mortar on �rani tic rock outcrop 3 0 )( l

14. Area ___ 80 __ ', .... X--...3._5 _' _____ 15, Depth _______ 16. Height--------- Sparse chaparral Dry spring 2501 SW of site

17. Vegetation and grasses 18. Nearest water and 10�5' higher elevation

19. Soil of site Yellow-brown loam 20, Surrounding soil type _Sa_m-e _________ _

21. Previous excavation N_o_n_e ____________________________ _

22. Cultivation Up to edge of outcrop 23. Erosion Severe on east and west edges of sj te ·

24. Buildings, roads, etc. Dirt road 80' S and 300' W

25. Possibility of destruction ...,s,..1 ... ·.......,..,.t ______ ...;_, ______________________

26. House pits .... N=o .... n ... e-e"'"v .... i...,.d::.::e...,n .... t ______________________________ ___

27. Ocher features 9 grinding sJicks; .1 small bedrnck_mortar

28. Burials None evident .. -

29. Artifacts 1 granHe mano fragment; 1 p_i ece of quartz.He cbi ppi ng waste

30. Remarks Scattered remains. of broken gla,ss bottle.sat J fired . brick, _ti .. n. cans,. and fired cartridges (brass).

31. Published relerences _...,N.,..o.,.ne ....... ___... ....... .._._ ......................... -................ -............................................................... ________________ .........

32. Accession No, ____ ................................................ . 33, Sketch tnllp ..,)1.B.......,s. .................................... -...................................... . ___

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4. Twp. IL 2S Range 3 W_ . SE__ 1/4 0f SE 1/4 of Sec. 14

5. Location One-
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6. On contour elevation ~1600 feat,

7. Previous designations for site None . —— —

8. Owner George L, Swartz 9. Address 4928 Hayvephurst, Encino, Calif

10. Previous owners, dates Unknown
“11, Present tenant

12. Attitude towardexcavationUnknown
13, Description of site Grinding slicks and bedrock mortar on granitic rock outcrop 30 x1

14. Area ___8C'X 35! 15. Depth 16. Height Sparse chaparral Dry spring 250' SW of site

17. Vegetation and grasses 18, Nearest water 2nd105"higherelevation

19. Soil of site Yellow-brown loam 20, Surrounding soil type Same

21. Previous excavationNone —

22. Cultivation Up to edge of outcrop... 23. Erosion Severe oneast and vest edges of site

24. ‘Buildings, roads, etc,Dirt road 80'S apd 300'W

25. Possibility of destruction Slight

26. Housepits None evident
| 27. Other features _C grinding slicks; ne small bedrock. mortar

28. Burials None evident. _ ee
29, Artifacts 1 granite nan fragment; l.piece of guartzite chipping waste...

30. Remarks _remai : glass bottles. 1 fired brick, kin cans, and fired cartridges (brass).

31. Published references Ome ou ee

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. DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Permanent Trinomial: ----------- Supplement D ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD Temporary Number: __ ...,_R,..l...,V....._4...,2..,0.__ ___________ _ Page_1_ of _!f,_ . Agency Designation: __________________ _

1. County:_..;�.:...=..:....:::...!,.::.=----- Riverside -------

2. usasauac1: Sunnymead (7.5') 1 967 (15') _____ Photorevised --1-1�9>-17...,J__. _______ _

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8. Prehistoric ___ x __ Historic ____ Protohistoric ___ 9. Site Description: Gran j tic 011tc rap exposed in cultivate d field. Milling area runs from southern extremity to northern extremity of outcrop. The smallest of three bedrock mortars is in the northern end.

10. Area: 21..._ m(length
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11. Depth: ________ cm Method of Determination: ___________________ _

12. Features: __ 6;;..._s;;:..'.;..1 -.;..j c;::..c..c.:Z=s-"-, --"-3-=b=e-=d.,_r=o=c..,..k'--'-'-'m ... o.,_r..,.t""a ... r.... s�o._.n_,___4.,___,s...,e�p�a....,r,_,a.._t'"'e""--'o"'-u,._t..._c,,,_r'-'o'-4"p.,._s _.__ ___________ _ ________________________________________ ( I
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14. Non·Artlfactual Constitutient1:_...;N:.:.;o,.,.n'-"e=-------------------------------

15. 0.WReoordllcl: JOL24/83 11. Flewdedly:_J __ a_.c __ k_i...,e__,.._D...,e..,sa....,y ...,te.._l,._s ________ _ Scientific Resource Surveys, Inc.

11. AHHlatlocuncUddr•: 5232 Balsa Ave , Sidte 5 H11otingtoo Beach, Cl\ S2647 DPR 422A (Rev. 8/821
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ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD Temporary Number: RIV 420

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1. County: _ Riverside

2. USGS Quad: _Sunnymead (257-1967 G15) Photorevissd 1973

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 1 /___ 0485238 Easting /___3751450 Northing ( )

4. Township 35__ Range 3W ; SW wor NW kot. SE%of_ NE_%of Section.14.Base(MerdSBM( )

5. Map Coordinates: mmS mmN (fromNW corner of map) 6. Elevation _1600

7. Location: Granitic outcrop surroundéd by cultivated field. 1/2 mile S ofMoreno - 70" east of Wilmont Road. 50" north of dirt road at base of Mt Russell which bears 130° ESE. |
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8. Prehistoric __X Historic Protohistoric_____ 9. Site Description: _(Graniticoutcrop exposed in cultivated field. Milling area runs from southern extremity to northern extremity of outcrop. The smallest of three bedrock.mortars is in the northern end.
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10. Area:27 _ milangthix _10 miwicth)_212 m2, Methodof Determination: __Tape ()

11. Depth: cm Method of Determination: t)

12. Features: __ 6 slicks, 3 bedrock mortars on 4 separate outcrops. (I)

13. Arifects: —_Nane noted
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14. Non-Artifactual Constitutients: ___NONE
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15. Dete Recorded: 10/24/33 16. RecordedBy: Jackie Desgutels { Scientific Resource Surveys, Inc.

17. Affiliationad Address: _D232 Balsa Ave , Suite 5 Huntington Beach CA 92847 {1 DPR 422A (Rev. 8/82)
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18. Human Remains: None noted
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19. Site Integrity: Normal weathering and erosion.
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20. west of site
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Nearest Water SW f · (type, distance and direction): _..,_p_r1__n_..9.__;;,a'-'-r_e_a�....c..;;-------'�---..:..• '...:0:...:......,;S;..l,a..te_::..,,., _......R,....I ,._V_-4..,_,_l 9 .:. __ (

21. Largest Body of Water within 1 km (type, distance and direc:tion): ___ No;:;.,;.;.ne.;:_ ________________ _

22. 23.

Vegetation CommunitY (site vicinity): __,;,.P_l ...;;co..;..w_ed...;;;......;f .. i...;;e_ld...;;'--____________ [Plant List ( Vegetation CommunitY (on site): Coastal sage SC rub, g ra s se s [Plant List ( , 1 see SRS, l
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26. Geology: _.;:;;.;_.a::.;..:...:...;..;.=-------- Granitic 2a. SIOP41: 't' north & west

25. Surrounding Soll: __ .:;,,g.141,.1; __________ _

21. Landform: Rack a11tcrap in field

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31. Remarks:---------------------------------------
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32. Referena.:

Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS, 1984
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33. NameofProject: Wolfskill Ranch

34. Tvpeof ln�ion: ___ Resurv__;_,�-------------------------' ey

35. Site Ac:ceaion Number: ____________ Curated At: ________________ _

36. Photo9,35mm col or & B/W 120 Tauna,.: Mark Desautels

37. Photo ACClaion Number: ___________ On FIN At: -1141.i""'---------------- OPR '22A (Rev. 8/12t
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DEPARTMENTOFPARKSAND RECREATION PermanentTrinomial: ! es yr ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD TemporaryNumber: RIV-420

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18. Human Remains:___None_noted

19. Site Integrity: Normal weathering and erosion.
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20. Nearest Water(type,distance and direction): _SPring area 130® and 100". SW of site, RIV-419 {

21. LargestBody of Water within 1 km (type, distanceand direction): __None {

22. Vegetation Community (site vicinity): _Plowed field [Plant List ( )] ad

23. Vegetation Community (on site):COastal sage scrub, grasses Pant Uist( }1 RESore> References for above: __MUNZ1974 : (
10yr 5/4 yellow-brown

24. siteSoi: _sandy decomposing. loam ( ) 25. SurroundingSoil: same ( granite.

26. Geology: _Granitic {) 27. landform: _ Rock outcrop in field {

28. soe: _north 20 & west () 28. Expawe: __Qpen (

30. Landowner(s) (and/or tenants) and Address: Robert P. Warmington Co. 3090 Pullman St. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 - (

31. Remarks:

Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS, 1984

32. References:

Berris Reservoir Archeglagy, J G Q'Cannell, ed t

33. Nameof Project: _WO1fskill Ranch

34. Type of Inventigation: __RESUTVEY -
Site Accamion Number: Curstad At: {
Photos: 35mm color & B/W 120 TokenOy: Mark Desautels {

37. Photo Accamion Number: On FiteAe:SRS {
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Riv 420
Riv 420
Site Riv 420 is a milling station which lies across the dirt road north of Riv 419 (See Riv 419 complex Figure-foldout). Together, these two sites plus Riv 421 form a cluster. Riv 420 lies at the vertex of an angle formed by the intersection of the dirt road (50 meters south) and Wilmont Road (70 meters west). The site is a granitic outcrop of several boulders, which lie as an island in the midst of plowed agricultural land. The top of Mount Russell bears 130 ° east-southeast.

The site comprises 6 bedrock milling slicks and 3 bedrock mortars on 4 separate outcrops. The southeasternmost boulder is 1.8 by 1.0 meters and contains at least two slicks. North of these slicks is a larger boulder in the center of the entire outcrop, which has three slicks ground on its southern end. Another boulder sits northwest of the last and it contains both a slick and a mortar. The mortar is very small (5 centimeters diameter, 5 centimeters deep), possibly a child's mortar. Evidence to support this hypothesis may be found in the fact that a slick (30 by 28 centimeters), where a parent may have worked, lies just north of the mortar. Finally, two mortars have been ground into a rock at the northernmost end of the site.

The vegetation within the small site area is primarily coastal sage scrub with some grasses (Munz 1974:4). In some places sages (Artemisia californica and Salvia apiana) grow so thickly that the rock outcrops are obscrued from view. Some grinding areas may actually be hidden by the vegetation growth.

The soil at the site is derived from decomposed granite, and is 10 YR 5/4, ye 11 owi sh brown.

Site integrity is good and little chance of destruction exists. Because a farmer has saved the site by plowing around it, it seems unlikely that there is any further possibility of disturbance aside from normal weathering and erosion.
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Riv 420
Riv 420
Site Riv-420 is a milling station which lies across the dirt road north of Riv 419 (See Riv 419 complex Figure-foldout). Together, these two sites plus Riv 421 form a cluster. Riv 420 lies at the vertex of an angle formed by the intersection of the dirt road (50 meters south) and Wilmont Road (70 meters west). The site is a granitic outcrop of several boulders, which lie as an island in the midst of plowed agricultural land. The top of Mount Russell bears 130° east-southeast.

The soil at the site is derived from decomposed granite, and is 10 YR 5/4, yellowish brown.

Site integrity is good and little chance of destruction exists. Because a farmer has saved the site by plowing around it, it seems unlikely that there is any further possibility of disturbance aside from normal weathering and erosion.
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Trinomial CA-RIV-421 UPDATE
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Pl.

P2.

Property Name/Temporary No.: -
Location: County - Riverside
a.Ad�: Lake Perris State Recreation Area (LPSRA)
17801 Lake Perris Drive
. Perris, CA 92370
c. UTM: Zone 11, 48S140 mE 37S13S0 mN
USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. (1980) 7 .S'
RECEIVE:D IN
FEB ·1 2 2001
ETC
P4. Resources Present: _ Building _ Structure _ Object L Site Element of District PS. Recorded by: <Namo, affiliauoa. aod adcheesl
Daniel F. McCarthy - Cultural Resource Facility; California State University; 9001 Stockdale Highway; Bakersfield, CA 93311-1009
P9. Date(s) Recorded: Various visits between 1988 and 199S.

PIO. Reason Recorded: Update information as a result of site monitoring .

PU. Report Citation:

Rock Art Monitoring Studies at Lake Perris State Recreation Area, Riverside County, California, by D. F.

McCarthy (Cultural Resource Facility, California State University, Bakersfield), 199S Rock Art Management Considerations at Lake Perris State Recreation Area, Riverside County, California.

American Indian Rock Art, by D. F. McCarthy, Vol 16:71-79, Solveig A. Turpin, ed., 1990.

Al3 Remarks and interpretations:

In the fall of 1986, this site was vandalized with spray paint. "DUARTE", "Joel" and "ll/S/86" were spray painted in yellow over the aboriginally painted images located on Rock 2. The graffiti was removed successfully in 1988 without doing any damage to the rock paintings (Silver 1988, McCarthy 1990).

A fire, spreading from the west, swept through the site in August 1994 and consumed all of the vegetation on site and in the vicinity. Fortunately, the vegetation had been kept to a minimum around the bases of the rock art panels. The site remains free of new graffiti.

Land development continues to creep toward the site. The Moreno Valley Ranch development now lies adjacent to the north and west of this site. While the area adjacent to the site was undeveloped six years ago, an additional housing tract is nearly completed within 100 m west of the site and within 100 meters west. 40 PRIMARY RECORD : Primary #
HRI #
Trinomial_CA-RIV-421 UPDATE
NRHP Status Code
Other Listings
Page1 of _1_ : Review Code Reviewer Date ________
_____________— ____________]
Pl. Property Name/Temporary No.: -- P2. Location: County - Riverside a.Address: Lake Perris State Recreation Area (LPSRA) ; 17801 Lake Perris Drive RECEIVED IN . Perris, CA 92370 a
c. UTM: Zone 11, 485140mE 3751350mN FEB'122001
USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. (1980) 7.5’ : E lo
P4. Resources Present: _ Building __ Structure __ Object Site __Elementof District P8. Recorded by: @iame, afilistion, sndaddress)
Daniel F. McCarthy -- Cultural ResourceFacility; California StateUniversity; 9001Stockdale Highway; Bakersfield, CA 93311-1009
P9. Date(s) Recorded: Various visitsbetween 1988and1995.

P10. ReasonRecorded: Updateinformationas a resultof sitemonitoring.

P11. Report Citation:

Rock Art Monitoring Studies at Lake Perris State Recreation Area, Riverside County, California, byD. F.

McCarthy (Cultural Resource Facility, California State University, Bakersfield), 1995 Rock Art Management Considerations at Lake Perris StateRecreation Area, Riverside County, California.

American Indian Rock Art, by D. F. McCarthy, Vol 16:71-79, Solveig A. Turpin, ed., 1990.

Al13 Remarks and interpretations:

In thefall of 1986, thissitewasvandalizedwith spraypaint. “DUARTE”, “Joel” and“11/5/86 werespray painted in yellow over the aboriginally painted images located on Rock 2. The graffiti was removed successfully in 1988 without doing any damage to therock paintings (Silver 1988, McCarthy 1990).

A fire, spreading from the west, swept throughthe sitein August 1994 andconsumedall ofthe vegetationon siteandin thevicinity. Fortunately, thevegetationhadbeenkept to a minimumaroundthebasesof therock art panels. The site remains free of new graffiti.

RECEIVEDIN
ARU
JUN 23 1989

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
Permanent Trinomial: CA-RIV-421 UPDATE
Other Designation(s): Wilmot Site

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1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. (1980) 7.5'

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 485140 mE 3751350 mN

4. Twp. 3S Rng. 2W: SW 1/4; NE 1/4; SE 1/4; SW 1/4; SE 1/4 of Sec. 14

5. Map Coordinates: -- mms -- mmE 6. Elevation: 1640'

7. Location: Along the base of the hills at the southern extension of Wilmot Street and 200 m west of RIV-419 and south of dirt road following the base of hills

8. 9.

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36. Prehistoric: X Historic: Protobistoric:

Site Description: Numerous milling features scattered about on the boulders and three rocks with paintings or cupules
Area: 50 m x 80 m; Method of Determination: Pacing
Depth: Unknown; deposit is present
Features: 7 bedrock metates; 3 basin metates; 7 mortars; 1 cup and groove rock; 1 cupule rock and 2 other boulders with paintings Artifacts: None observed
Non-artifactual Constituents:

Date Recorded: 1973; 1978; May 1988 16. Recorder(s): Daniel F. McCarthy Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, UC Riverside Human Remains: Cemetery reported by Shepard on earlier site record Site Integrity: In the fall of 1985 the main rock art panel was spray painted; some grading activities has taken place in front of the cemetery and rock art location
Nearest Water: Springs 100 m east
Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub Vegetation (on site): Introduced grasses, buckwheat, Datura Soil: Possible midden present 24. Surrounding Soil: Grus Geology: Granitic 26. Landform: Base of hill
Slope: < 3% 28. Exposure: Open
Landowner and Address: Lake Perris State Recre�tion Area Remarks:

References:

Name of Project: Rock Art Study of Lake Perris Reservoir Area Type of Investigation: Field Review and Update
Site Accession Number: NIA Curated at:

Photos: Yes Taken by:

Photo Accession I: RIV-421... On File at:

NIA
Daniel McCarthy
Home & DPR

RECEIVED IN
ARU
JUN 231989

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
Permanent Trinomial: CA-RIV-421 UPDATE
Other Designation(s): Wilmot Site

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1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. (1980) 7.5°

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 485140 mE 3751350 nN

4. Twp. 3S Rng. 2W: SW 1/4; NE 1/4; SE 1/4; SW 1/4; SE 1/4 of Sec. 14

5. Map Coordinates: -- amS -- mmE 6. Elevation: 1640’

7. Location: Along the base of the hills at the southern extension of Wilmot Street and 200 m west of RIV-419 and south of dirt road following the base of hills

8. Prehistoric: X Historic: Protohistoric:

9. Site Description: Numerous milling features scattered about on the boulders and three rocks with paintings or cupules

10. Area: 50 m x 80 m; Method of Determination: Pacing

11. Depth: Unknown; deposit is present

12. Features: 7 bedrock metates; 3 basin metates; 7 mortars; 1 cup and groove rock; 1 cupule rock and 2 other boulders with paintings

13. Artifacts: None observed

14. Non-artifactual Constituents: -- 15. Date Recorded: 1973; 1978; May 1988 16. Recorder(s): Daniel F. McCarthy

17. Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, U C Riverside

18. Human Remains: Cemetery reported by Shepard on earlier site record

19. Site Integrity: In the fall of 1985 the main rock art panel was spray painted; some grading activities has taken place in front of the cemetery and rock art location

20. Nearest Water: Springs 100 m east

21. Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub

22. Vegetation (on site): Introduced grasses, buckwheat, Datura

23. Soil: Possible midden present 24. Surrounding Soil: Grus

25. Geology: Granitic 26. Landform: Base of hill

27. Slope: < 3% 28. Exposure: Open

29. Landowner and Address: Lake Perris State Recreation Area

30. Remarks:

31. References: -- 32. Name of Project: Rock Art Study of Lake Perris Reservoir Area

33. Type of Investigation: Field Review and Update

34. Site Accession Number: N/A Curated at: N/A

35. Photos: Yes Taken by: Daniel McCarthy

36. Photo Accession #: RIV-421... On File at: Home & DPR 1182

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1. LOCALITY: 2. ROCK I: 1

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5. KIND or ROCK: Granitic
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Riverside
Daniel McCarthy
May 1988

6. AVERAGE DIAMETER OF CUPS: 50-60 mm.; AVERAGE DEPTH 10 llll

7. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 110 m, (width) 122 m, (height) 60 cm

8. PANEL SIZE: 10 x 50 m 9. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( ); no { X)

10. DEGREE OF PATINATION: n/a /none/ light/ intermediate/ complete.

11. CONDITION or PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe:

12. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos/ color (slide, print) / scaled drawing/ tracing other (explain):

13. REMARKS: Panel consists of two short parallel grooves and one cupule

14. SCALED DRAWIHG (use space below): L<>•k1"n, S'ovth. 20 cm

CUPULE RECORDING FORM
SITE NO.: _CA-RIV-421
COUNTY: Riverside
RECORDER: Daniel McCarthy
DATE: May 19388

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1. LOCALITY: -- 2. ROCK #: 1

3. PANEL DESIGNATION: 1 OF _1

4. DIRECTION OF PANEL: North INCLINATION: »>90°

5. KIND OF ROCK: Granitic

6. AVERAGE DIAMETER OF CUPS: 50-60 mm; AVERAGE DEPTH 10 am

7. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 110 m, (width) 122 m, (height) 60 cm

8. PANEL SIZE: 10 x 50 m 9. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( ); no { X)

10. DEGREE OF PATINATION: n/a / none / light / intermediate / complete.

11. CONDITION OF PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe:

12. DATA COLLECTED: Db & w photos / color (slide, print) / scaled drawing / tracing other (explain):

13. REMARKS: Panel consists of two short parallel grooves and one cupule

14. SCALED DRAWING (use space below): Looking South.
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1. LOCALITY: 2. ROCK #: 2

3. PANEL DESIGNATION: _1_ OF _1_

4. DIRECTION OF PANEL: North INCLINATION: 90°

5. KIND OF ROCK: Granitic
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COUNTY:

RECORDER:

DATE:

CA-RIV-421
Riverside
Dariiel McCarthy
May 1988

6. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 8 m, (width) 6 m, (depth) 8 m

7. PANEL SIZE: 400 x 300 cm

9. COLOR(S): Red

8. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( · ) ; no ( X )

10. CONDITION OF PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced If defaced, describe: The name "Duarte, Joel" and date "11-9-85" was added supposedly on the December 11, 1985. Efforts are underway to remove the spray graffiti. Lichens are growing on the rock surface but mostly around the edges of the rock surface and not near the paintings

11. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos/ color (slide, print) / scaled drawing/ tracing other (explain):

12. REMARKS: Lichens and spray paint removed in December 1988. The drawings reflects images after spray paint was removed. I have a good sequence of slides showing before and after pictures.

13. SKETCH (Attached):
® PICTOGRAPH RECORDING FORM
SITE NO.: CA-RIV-421
COUNTY: Riverside
RECORDER: Daniel McCarthy
DATE: May 1988

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1. LOCALITY: -- 2. ROCK #: 2

3. PANEL DESIGNATION: 1 OF 1

4. DIRECTION OF PANEL: North INCLINATION: 90°

5. KIND OF ROCK: Granitic

6. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 8 m, (width) 6 m, (depth) 8 m

7. PANEL SIZE: 400 x 300 cm 8. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( ); no ( X)

9. COLOR(S): Red

11. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos / color (slide, print) / scaled drawing/ tracing other (explain):

12. REMARKS: Lichens and spray paint removed in December 1988. The drawings reflects images after spray paint was removed. I have a good sequence of slides showing before and after pictures.

13. SKETCH (Attached):
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1. LOCALITY: 2. ROCK I: 3

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4. DIRECTION or PANEL: North INCLINATION: <85°

5. KIND or ROCK: Granitic
CA-RIV-421
Riverside
Daniel McCarthy
May 1988

6. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 120 cm, (width) 43 cm, (height) 130 cm

7. PANEL SIZE: 60 x 60 x cm 8. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( ); no ( X)

9. COLOR(S): Red

10. CONDITION OF PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe:

11. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos/ color (slide, print) / scaled drawing/ tracing other (explain):

12. REMARKS: Images difficult to trace

13. SKETCH (use space below):
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9. COLOR(S): Red

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Riverside
Daniel McCarthy
May 1988
(height) 130 cm
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10. CONDITION OF PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe:

11. DATA COLLECTED: b & w.photos / color (slide, print) / scaled drawing / tracing other (explain):

12. REMARKS: Images difficult to trace

13. SKETCH (use space below):
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1. LOCALITY: 2. ROCK I: 4

3. PANEL DESIGNATION: _1 _ or _1_
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COUNTY:

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DATE:

4. DIRECTION or PANEL: Up INCLINATION: Horizontal

5. KIND or ROCK: Granitic

6. AVERAGE DIAMETER or CUPS: 3-5 cm; AVERAGE DEPTH 6 mm CA-RIV-421
Riverside
Daniel McCarthy
May 1988

7. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 55 cm, (width) 29 cm, (height) 15 cm

8. PANEL SIZE: 12 x 12 cm 9. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( ); no ( X)

10. DEGREE or PATINATION: n/a / none/ light/ intermediate/ complete.

11. CONDITION or PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe:

12. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos/ color (slide, print) / scaled drawing/ tracing other (explain):

13. REMARKS: Rock protrudes above the present ground level only 15 cm. All but two of the cupules are weathered and not well formed.
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SITE NO.: CA-RIV-421
COUNTY: Riverside
RECORDER: Daniel McCarthy
DATE: May 1988

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1. LOCALITY: -- 2. ROCK #: 4

3. PANEL DESIGNATION: 1 OF 1

4. DIRECTION OF PANEL: Up INCLINATION: Horizontal

5. KIND OF ROCK: Granitic ) 6. AVERAGE DIAMETER OF CUPS: 3-5 cm; AVERAGE DEPTH 6 mm

7. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 55 cm, (width) 29 cm, (height) 15 cm

8. PANEL SIZE: 12 x 12 cn 9. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( ): no ( X)

10. DEGREE OF PATINATION: n/a / none / light / intermediate / complete.

11. CONDITION OF PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe:

12. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos / color (slide, print) / scaled drawing / tracing other (explain):

13. REMARKS: Rock protrudes above the present ground level only 15 cm. All but two of the cupules are weathered and not well formed.

14. SCALED DRAVING (use space below):
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1. LOCALITY: 2. ROCK I: 5

3. PANEL DESIGNATION: _1_ or _1_
SITE NO.:

COUNTY:

RECORDER:

DATE:

4. DIRECTION OF PANEL: Up INCLINATION: Horizontal

5. KIND OF ROCK: Granitic

6. AVERAGE DIAMETER OF CUPS: 3 cm; AVERAGE DEPTH 10 mm
CA-RIV-421
Riverside
Daniel McCarthy
May 1988

7. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 70 cm, (width) 53 cm, (height) 15 cm

8. PANEL SIZE: 10 x 50 cm 9. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( ); no ( X)

10. DEGREE OF PATINATION: n/a /none/ light/ intermediate/ complete.

11. CONDITION OF PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe:

12. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos/ color (slide, print) / scaled drawing/ tracing other (explain):

13. REMARKS: Rock protrudes above the present ground level less than 15 cm. The cupules are not weathered and are well formed.

14. SCALED DRAWING (use space below):
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CUPULE RECORDING FORM
SITE NO.: CA-RIV-421
COUNTY: Riverside
RECORDER: _Daniel McCarthy
DATE: May 1988

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1. LOCALITY: -- 2. ROCK #: 5

3. PANEL DESIGNATION: 1 OF _1

4. DIRECTION OF PANEL: Up INCLINATION: Horizontal

5. KIND OF ROCK: Granitic

6. AVERAGE DIAMETER OF CUPS: 3 cm; AVERAGE DEPTH 10 mm

7. DIMENSIONS OF ROCK: (length) 70 cm, (width) 53 cm, (height) 15 cm

8. PANEL SIZE: 10 x 50 cm 9. SUPERIMPOSITION: yes ( Yi no ( X)

10. DEGREE OF PATINATION: n/a / none / light / intermediate / complete.

11. CONDITION OF PANEL: intact / weathered / lichen / defaced if defaced, describe:

12. DATA COLLECTED: b & w photos / color (slide, print) / scaled drawing / tracing other (explain):

13. REMARKS: Rock protrudes above the present ground level less than 15 cm, The cupules are not weathered and are well formed.

14. SCALED DRAWING (use space below):
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1. County: _u.8 .... I ..... v ___________ _

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2. USGSOuad: Sunnymead (7.5")_ ] 967 1 "' (15") ---- Photorevised -rlv-/;AH,e,N-iil<-,;J�--+vY--,.L----- l985

3. UTMCoordinates: Zone_l_l ______ /_0_4_8_5_2_1�6 ____ Easting / 375] 350 Northing

4. Township__,.,3..,S __ Range 3W NE "of SE x of SW "ed. NE ¼ ot Section J 4 e-lMer.JSBM , ,

5. Map Coordinates: ____ mmS ___ mmN (hom NW corw of map) 6. Elevirtion ] 640 1 - ] 7QQ 1

7. Location: ½ mile sw of sw corner of Moreno town plat as shown on map Sunnymead 7 .5 photo rev. 1980. Located at south end of Wilmont St. Site runs from 1640' elev. tp_ 1700' on granitic finger ridge to edge of cultivated field. Mt. Russell is 110• east. A milling area is located behind (to the south of) a large outcrop which� 1

8. Prehistoric--
"�-Historic --- Protohistoric ___ 9. Site Description: The mi 11 i n g area i s on a

10. flat location approx �o• higher and 50' distance behind the pictograph located on a huge boulder
Area:!.!}__ m(length)Jt _s_o __ m(width) 27 5 0 m
2 . Method of Determination: _T-'--'a"-'pC...ec..-.:;m;;;.;e:c.=a::..:s:..;;u:..:.r..;;;:e:..,.._ ____ _ ( )
, 11. Depth: Unknown cm Method of o.t.mination: __________________ _

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Features: (6} bedrQck mgrtars.
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from datum (B) (E) pictograehs /cupules ( )
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AttHi.uonandAdor-= 5232 Solsa Ave , Suite 5, Huntiogtao Beach, Ca 92i47 I I Of>R 422A (Rft. 8�)
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ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
State of California — The Resources Agency
Supplement
Temporary Number: RIV-421
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1. County: __ RIV ARU

2. USGS Quad:Sunnymead 7571967 (15%) Photorevised __JABYZ3 188L,

3. UTMCoordinates: Zone _] 1_0485216 Easting /_3751350 Northing ( }

4. Township 3S Range IW: NF xot_ SE %of_ SW.%ot NE _%ofSection_14 BaseMerSBM ( )

5. Msp Coordinates mmS mmN {fromNW corner of map) 6. Elevation 1640" - 1700"

7. Location: 3 Mile sw of sw corner of Moreno town plat as shown on map Sunnymead 7.5 photo rev. 1980. Located at south end of Wilmont St. Siteruns from 1640' elev. to 1700" on granitic finger ridge to edge of cultivated field. Mt. Russell is 110° east. A milling area is located behind (to the south of) a large outcrop which g

8. Prehistoric __X Historic Protohistoric_______ 9. Site Description: ___1hemilling area is on a flat location approx 40' higher and 50' distance behind the pictograph located on a huge boulder
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10. Ares: 70 mitengthix 20 miwidth) 2750_m2. methodofDetermination: _Tape_measure a)

11. Depth: _UNKnNOwn___ em Methodof Determination: tt)

12. fFeswres:_(6) bedreck mortars. (5) slicks on 4boulders. (A) 4.8m from dass) (8) 11m from datum S)
(C) 11m from datih) (0) 4m from datum (8) (E) pictographs /cupules ( ) a J 1 mano frag
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15. Dste Recorded: 10/24/83 18. RecowdedBy:_ Jackie Desautels = I BN Scientific Resource Surveys, Inc.

17. Affilistion snd Address: __2232 30153 Ave, Suite 5,Huntington-Beachy~La-—32641 { DPR 422A (Rev. 8/82)
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DEPARTMENT OF ?ARKS AND RECREATION Pwman4nt TrinomiaJ: _________ /�_.;..__ ____ _ mo. yr.

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Temporary Numbw: ---'-'R'-"I_._Y_-_,_4-==21 -'-___ ----::---------- � Designmon: ----------------

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19. Site Integrity: Normal weathering and exfol.iatfon--Y&lnda1jsm: "1921" pickeg out of rock at rock art location.

20. Nearest Watar (type, d"tstanc:e and diNCtion): Dry springs within 150 I s. F.

21. Largest Body of Water within 1 km (type, d-.stance and d\,action):_....;;.S.;;.ame =________________ _

22. V999tationCommunird1itevicinity):Coastal sage scrub-plowed field to nortnNantListl ))

23. Vegetation Community (on site): _ _,..C_...o .... a .... s.... t ... a .... ]___;;swau..gµ;e:........;S,..,c..r.r...1.1.u.1 h..__ __________ [P\ant List ( ) J References for above: _ _._.M.,,.U_...N.._Z__._J _.9'-.l..7.:,.4.;..__ ____________ ...,,...:--:--,---:-:,-----:---,-------- 10 yr 6/3 pale brown light yellowish brown

24. SiteSoil: in mi11ing area 25. Surroundir>;Soi1:decomposing granite I 26.

Granitic Geology: ___________ _

21. Landform: Granite finger ridge
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3090 ull P man St. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 ( )

31. Remarks:---------------------------------------
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32. Refer1nc:ee:

Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS, 1984
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Perris Reservoir Archeology, J. 8. O'Connell, ed. 1974. ---:--------'--------------------------------�' )

33. Nameof Pro;.et: Wol fskil l Ranch

34. Type of ln-1igation: -Resurvey -----''-------------------------------

35. Site Acea.ion Nurnber: _____________ CurWUd At: ________________ _ 3 6. Photoe: 35mm co 1 or - B & W 120 T._..,: Mark Desautels

37. Photo A«-ion Numbar: ___________ On flle At: __.:..;..R""'---------------- ) OPR 422A IA ... S/821
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Permanent Trinomial: /_mo. yr ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD Temporary Number: RIV-42]
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18. Human Remaing;_ONE noted

15. Sitelnwegriny: __Normal weathering and exfoliatjon--Vandajjsm: "1921" picked out of rock at rock art location.

20. Nearest Water (type,distance and direction): ___Dry springs within 150" S.F.

21. Largest Body of Water within1 km (type, distanceand direction): ___Same

22. Vegetation Community {site vicinity): Coastal sage scrub-plowed field to nortibantlist )}

23. Vegeution Community onsite): __Cnastal sage scrub [Plant List( ) References for above: MUNZ 1974
10yr 6/3 pale brown Tight yellowish brown

24. Site Soi: _jin milling area «) 26. Surrounding So: d€COmposing granite

26. Geology: Oranitic { ) 27. Usndorm: Granite finger ridge [ B Sope: 2° slope in rock art ix) 28. Empamse:_Open

30. Landownerls) {and/or tenants) and Addrem: Robert P. Warmington Co. 3090 Pullman St. Costa Mesa, CA 92626
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31. Remarks:

Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS, 1984

32. References:
2 Perris Reservoir Archeology, J. B.O'Connell, ed. 1974.

33.° Nameof Project: __WO1fskill Ranch
’ 34. Type of Investigation: RESUrVEyY

35. Site Accession Number: a Curzod At:

36. Photos: _32MM color - 8 & W 120 TokenBy: Mark Desautels

37. Photo Acamion Number: On FileAt: _SRS
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7. projects from the northern flank of Mt. Russell. Red pictographs are found on the vertical face of a large boulder at the north end of the outcrop.

28. area. The ridge climbs steeply south of milling area. .

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7. projects from the northern flank of Mt. Russell. Red pictographs are found

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The ridge climbs steeply south of milling area.

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Riv 421

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JAN 1985
The third in a cluster of three sites, Riv 421 lies west of Riv 419 across a small valley containing a spring (See Riv-419 complex Figure-foldout). The site is located on a knoll projecting from the northwestern slope of Mount Russell, stretching from elevation 1640 feet at the dirt road to elevation 1700 feet behind the large (up to 5 meters tall} granite outcrops. The higher level is fairly flat and it is here that a grinding station is located.

At the lowest elevation of the.site, only 17 meters south of the dirt road bordering the agricultural land, there is an 8 meter tall boulder with red pictographs on its north face; 5 ground cupules surround the pictographs.

These are described in the rock art section of Part I.

At the upper site elevation, a grinding area contains 6 bedrock mortars and 5 slicks. All of the slicks are concentrated on one rock which measures 4.5 by 1.5 meters wide and 50 centimeters tall. Two mortars are also located on '- this rock. The rock is 11 meters northeast of Datum 8; another rock containing one mortar lies the same distance to the southeast. Four meters southwest of datum, a third rock also contains a single mortar. Finally, an outcrop which lies 4.8 meters northwest of datum contains two mortars. ,.

Mortars at this site range from 23 centimeters diameter, 14 centimeters deep to 8 centimeters diameter, 15 centimeters deep. The slicks range from 22 by 20 centimeters to 15 by 10 centimeters.

The site belongs to three biotic communities: valley grassland, coastal sage scrub and chapparal (Munz 1974:4). Included among the plants are: brittle bush (Encelia farinosa), chamise (Adenostoma fasiculatum), sugar bush (Rhus ovata), chia (Salvia columbariae), coastal sage (Artemisia californica), buckwheat (Eriogonum fasciculatum), and range grasses. Between sites Riv-421 and Riv-419, in the valley near the spring, elderberry (Sambucus mexicana), arroyo willow (Salix Lasiolepus), and sunflower (Helianthus californica) may be found. The majority of the seeds from these plants were ground into flour by the Native Americans. The soil at Riv-421 is primarily composed of

RECEIVED IN
Riv 421 ARU
JAN 1985
The third in a cluster of three sites, Riv 421 lies west of Riv 419 across a small valley containing a spring (See Riv.419 complex Figure-foldout). The site is located on a knoll projecting from the northwestern slope of Mount Russell, stretching from elevation 1640 feet at the dirt road to elevation 1700 feet behind the large (up to 5 meters tall) granite outcrops. The higher level is fairly flat and it is here that a grinding station is located.

At the lowest elevation of the,site, only 17 meters south of the dirt road bordering the agricultural land, there is an 8 meter tall boulder with red pictographs on its north face; 5 ground cupules surround the pictographs.

These are described in the rock art section of Part I.

At the upper site elevation, a grinding area contains 6 bedrock mortars and 5 slicks. All of the slicks are concentrated on one rock which measures 4.5 by 1.5 meters wide and 50 centimeters tall. Two mortars are also located on this rock. The rock is 11 meters northeast of Datum B; another rock containing one mortar lies the same distance to the southeast. Four meters southwest of datum, a third rock also contains a single mortar. Finally, an outcrop which lies 4.8 meters northwest of datum contains two mortars.

Mortars at this site range from 23 centimeters diameter, 14 centimeters deep to 8 centimeters diameter, 15 centimeters deep. The slicks range from 22 by 20 centimeters to 15 by 10 centimeters.
-The site belongs tothree biotic communities: valley grassland, coastal sage scrub and chapparal (Munz 1974:4). Included among the plants are: brittle bush (Encelia farinosa), chamise (Adenostoma fasiculatum), sugar bush (Rhus ovata), chia (Salvia columbariae), coastal sage (Artemisia californica), buckwheat (Eriogonum fasciculatum), and range grasses. Between sites Riv-421 and Riv-419, in the valley near the spring, elderberry (Sambucus mexicana), arroyo willow (Salix Lasiolepus), and sunflower (Helianthus californica) may be found. The majority of the seeds from these plants were ground into flour by the Native Americans. The soil at Riv-421 is primarily composed of 1196
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Site integrity is fairly good. Aside from the 1
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pictograph panel, there has been no destruction. The most immediate threat to the site--the pictographs in particular--is weathering and exfoliation.

Trash, however, does litter the area, because of easy accessibility via dirt roads.

Riv 421
decomposed granite, and has a Munsell color of 10 YR 6/3, pale brown.

Site integrity is fairly good. Aside from the "1921" date pecked in the pictograph panel, there has been no destruction. The most immediate threat to the site--the pictographs in particular--is weathering and exfoliation.

Trash, however, does litter the area, because of easy accessibility via dirt roads.
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4. Twp. --=T�3....,S"---- Range 3 w I ______ SE ___ 1/4 of _,__;S:;.::E:;.._ 1/4 of Sec. --:.14=i:.------ S. Location One baJ f mile south of Moreno off of Redlands Blvd, in rock outcrops at base of Mount Russell.

6. On contour elevation _16:.t.i4-iP.-fwo1e,...e.wt _____ _

7. Previous designations for site ...... N:.:.oa:.,;1n�e'-------------------------

8. OwneaGeorge L, f:wartz 9, Address 4928 Hayvenhurst, Encino, Calif.

11. Present tenant--------------------------------

13. Description of site Mi ddeu and gri ndi n� area in rock outcrop

14. Area 150' I SQ' 15, Depth _______ 16, Hel1ht.......,...,....,._ _____ _ Sparse chaparral Dry spring 300 1 E of site ;

17. Vegetation and grasses
18, Neare■t water @llY at east side o f site

19. Soil of sice Dark, gravelly midden 20. Surrounding soil type light er brown loam

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22. Cultivation Up to N edge o f site 23, Erosion _....,s ... 11.::.1· g.h.:..t;....... ___________ _

24. Buildings, roads , etc:, ·Dirt road at base of rock outcro12 to north .

25. Possibilicy of destruction _s_J_i_g_h_
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26, House pits .,.N.._.o .. ne ____ ev .. i ... • d.,.e __ n ... t,_ ----------------------------

27. Ocher feature• 2_grinding slick$, 5 .,betlr.Qck m,artar,s,,. 1 ,Dictogp;i.nh,.,.12anel 28, Burials Nohe evident
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30. Remarks Evigence _of pot-hunt:in;� _]roken _ _gla.$.S.,a _tin cansz1 and_sa¥J!o;t.,__gll_n s_h�ll,s_ i,,:�r� .. __ fg
ungthIP� white pictograph elements seem to be of more recent origin than 31, Published reference, :,Nona - ,, - - - r

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Location
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Previous designations for site __None
OwneGeorge L. Swartz 9. Address 4228 Hayvenhurst, Encino, Calif, Previous owners, datesUnknown
Present tenant
Attitude toward excavation __lnknown
Description of site .Xidden and grinding area ip rock oulcrop Area —150' X 80! ___ 15. Depth _ 16. Height Sparse chaparral P Dry Ly 300" E of site; Vegetation .and_grasses 18, Nearest water Sully at east side of site Soil of site Dark, gravelly midden 20. Surrounding soll type lighter brown loam Previous excavation None
Cultivationtoto. Nodge.of site 23, Erosion..51ight
Buildings, roads, ete. “Dirt . road at base of rock outerop. to north Possibility of destructionS1ight
Housepits Jone evident Other features 2_gxi
Burials lone evident,
Artifacts None
Remarks Evidence of pot-hunting, Brokenglass, .tin cans, and shot gun shells were und, , The white pictograph elements seem to be of more recent origin than I 3 ons
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Archaeological Research Unit
University of California
Riverside, CA 92521 Update
Permanent Trinomial: CA-Riv-2775
Temporary Designation:

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1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. 7.5' dated 1967 photorevised 1980

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 486400 mE, 3752160 mN

4. Twp. 3 S.; Rng. 3 W.; SBBM, SE 1/4 SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Section 13

5. Map Coordinates: 409 mmS 395 mmE 6. Elevation: 1660 ft.

7. Location: From the intersection of Theodore and Alessandro Blvd., drive approx .. 5 miles west on Alessandro, and then go south on dirt road, heading SW, for approx. 300 m. This road joins with a dirt road running east/west.

Drive west on this road for approx. 100 m. and stop. The site is situated 40 m. to the south, at the base of the hills.

8. Prehistoric: xxx Historic: Protohistoric:

9. Site Description: A single milling slick on one granitic boulder.

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Area: 2.5 m (N/S) x 6.5 m (E/W); Method of Determination: Tape.

Depth: Surface.

Features: One milling slick.

Artifacts: None observed.

Non-artifactual Constituents: None observed.

Date Recorded: July 11, 1990
Recorder: Brooke S. Arkush
Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, UC Riverside Human Remains: None observed.

Site Integrity: Fair.

Nearest Water: Seasonal drainage located to the east.

Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub.

Vegetation (on site): Same.

Soil: Decomposing granitics.

Geology: Granitic.

Slope: 3%
Landowner and Address: Private.

Remarks: None.

References: None.

Name of Project: UCRARU #1089

24. 26.

28. Surrounding Soil: Same.

Landform: Foothills.

Exposure: Open.

Type of Investigation: Reevaluation of ten sites.

Site Accession Number: N/A Curated at: N/A
Photos: N/A Taken by: N/A
Photo Accession#: N/A On File at: N/A

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
Archaeological Research Unit
University of California
Riverside, CA 92521 Update
Permanent Trinomial: CA-Riv-2775
Temporary Designation:

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1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. 7.5° dated 1967 photorevised 1980

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 486400 mE, 3752160 mN

4. Twp. 3 S.; Rng. 3 W.; SBBM, SE 1/4 SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Section 13

5. Map Coordinates: 409 mmS 395 mmE 6. Elevation: 1660 ft.

7. Location: From the intersection of Theodore and Alessandro Blvd., drive approx. .5 miles west on Alessandro, and then go south on dirt road, heading SW, for approx. 300 m. This road joins with a dirt road running east/west.

Drive west on this road for approx. 100 m. and stop. The site is situated 40 m. to the south, at the base of the hills.

8. Prehistoric: xxx Historic: Protohistoric:

9. Site Description: A single milling slick on one granitic boulder.

10. Area: 2.5m (N/S) x 6.5 m (E/W); Method of Determination: Tape.

11. Depth: Surface.

12. Features: One milling slick.

13. Artifacts: None observed.

14. Non-artifactual Constituents: None observed.

15. Date Recorded: July 11, 1990

16. Recorder: Brooke S. Arkush

17. Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, U C Riverside

18. Human Remains: None observed.

19. Site Integrity: Fair.

20. Nearest Water: Seasonal drainage located to the east.

21. Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub.

22. Vegetation (on site): Same.

23. Soil: Decomposing granitics. 24. Surrounding Soil: Same.

25. Geology: Granitic. 26. Landform: Foothills.

27. Slope: 3% 28. Exposure: Open.

29. Landowner and Address: Private.

30. Remarks: None.

31. References: None.

32. Name of Project: UCRARU #1089

33. Type of Investigation: Reevaluation of ten sites.

34. Site Accession Number: N/A Curated at: N/A

35. Photos: N/A Taken by: N/A

36. Photo Accession #: N/A On File at: N/A
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25. RECEIVED IN
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL. SITE SURVEY RECORD MAR 18 1984
site no. _ RW -2775
COUNTY Riverside
USGS QUAD. Sunnymead - (7%) 15")
UTM GRID ZONE _| | : 48€400 mE 3752160 aN
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Address 6906 Glendale, Riverside
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Vegetation sumac, buckwheat, black sage _
Water intermittant drainage
Site 8011 DG/silt
Previous Excavation €Xtensive in vicinity; cultivation,

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Riverside, CA 92521 Update
Permanent Trinomial: CA-Riv-2776
Temporary Designation:

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1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. 7.5' dated 1967 photorevised 1980

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 486370 mE, 3752190 mN

4. Twp. 3 S.; Rng. 3 W.; SBBM, SE 1/4 SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Section 13

5. Map Coordinates: 407 mms 393 mmE 6. Elevation: 1650 ft.

7. Location: From the intersection of Theodore and Alessandro Blvd., drive approx .. 5miles west on Alessandro, and then go south on dirt road, heading SW, for approx. 300 m. This road joins with a dirt road running east/west.

Drive west on this road for approx. 100 m. and stop. The site is situated immediately south of the road.

8. Prehistoric: xxx Historic: Protohistoric:

9. Site Description: Five milling slicks on one granitic boulder.

10. 11.

12. 13.

14. 15.

16. 17.

18. 19.

20. 21.

22. 23.

25. 27.

29. 30.

31. 32.

33. 34.

35. 36.

Area: 3 m (N/S} x 5 m (E/W}; Method of Determination: Tape.

Depth: Surface.

Feat�res: Five milling slicks.

Artifacts: None observed.

Non-artifactual Constituents: None observed.

Date Recorded: July 11, 1990
Recorder: Brooke S. Arkush
Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, UC Riverside Human Remains: None observed.

Site Integrity: Fair.

Nearest Water: Seasonal drainage located to the east.

Vegetation Community (site vicinity}: Coastal Sage Scrub.

Vegetation (on site}: Same.

Soil: Decomposing granitics.

Geology: Granitic.

Slope: 1%
Landowner and Address: Private.

Remarks: None.

References: None.

Name of Project: UCRARU #1089
Type of Investigation: Reevaluation
Site Accession Number: N/A
Photos: N/A
Photo Accession#: N/A

24. Surrounding Soil: Same.

26. Landform: Edge of valley.

28. Exposure: Open.
of ten sites.

Curated at: N/A
Taken by: N/A
On File at: N/A

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
Archaeological Research Unit
University of California
Riverside, CA 92521 Update
Permanent Trinomial: CA-Riv-2776
Temporary Designation:

Page _1 of _3

1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. 7.5° dated 1967 photorevised 1980

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 486370 mE, 3752190 mN

4. Twp. 3 S.; Rng. 3 W.; SBBM, SE 1/4 SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Section 13

5. Map Coordinates: 407 mmS 393 mmE 6. Elevation: 1650 ft.

7. Location: From the intersection of Theodore and Alessandro Blvd., drive approx. .5 miles west on Alessandro, and then go south on dirt road, heading SW, for approx. 300 m. This road joins with a dirt road running east/west.

Drive west on this road for approx. 100 m. and stop. The site is situated immediately south of the road.

Prehistoric: xxx Historic: Protohistoric:

Site Description: Five milling slicks on one granitic boulder.

Area: 3 m (N/S) x 5 m (E/W); Method of Determination: Tape.

Depth: Surface.

Features: Five milling slicks.

Artifacts: None observed.

Non-artifactual Constituents: None observed.

Date Recorded: July 11, 1990
Recorder: Brooke S. Arkush
Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, U C Riverside Human Remains: None observed.

Site Integrity: Fair.

Nearest Water: Seasonal drainage located to the east.

Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub.

Vegetation (on site): Same.

Soil: Decomposing granitics. 24. Surrounding Soil: Same.

Geology: Granitic. 26. Landform: Edge of valley.

Slope: 1% 28. Exposure: Open.

Landowner and Address: Private.

Remarks: None.

References: None.

Name of Project: UCRARU #1089
Type of Investigation: Reevaluation of ten sites.

Site Accession Number: N/A Curated at: N/A
Photos: N/A Taken by: N/A
Photo Accession #: N/A On File at: N/A
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MAR 16 1984
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE SURVEY RECORD MAR 16 1984
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12. Vegetation [ONE (recently plowed) oo _

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14. Site Soil ba/silt 15. Surrounding Soil _ Same

16. Previous Bxcavation extensive; cultivation and EMWDeasement

17. Previous Site Designation, Published References TTM 19802

18. Destruction Possibility will be avoided by developer

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21. Artifacts OIE R

22. Remarks ——

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University of California
Riverside, CA 92521 Update
Permanent Trinomial: CA-Riv-2777
Temporary Designation:

Page _l_ of ---1._

1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. 7.5' dated 1967 photorevised 1980

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 486350 mE, 3752300 mN

4. Twp. 3 S.; Rng. 3 W.; SBBM, SE 1/4 SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Section 13

5. Map Coordinates: 405 mmS 391 mmE 6. Elevation: 1635 ft.

7. Location: From the intersection of Theodore and Alessandro Blvd., drive approx .. 5miles west on Alessandro, and then go south on dirt road, heading SW, for approx. 300 m. This road joins with a dirt road running east/west.

Drive west on this road for approx. 100 m. and stop. The site is situated approx. 100 m. north of the road.

8. Prehistoric: xxx Historic: Protohistoric:

9. Site Description: Two milling slicks on one granitic boulder.

10. 11.

12. 13.

14. 15.

16. 17.

18. 19.

20. 21.

22. 23.

25. 27.

29. 30.

31. 32.

33. 34.

35. 36.

Area: 1.5 m (N/S) x 2 m (E/W); Method of Determination: Tape.

Depth: Surface.

Features: Two milling slicks.

Artifacts: None observed.

Non-artifactual Constituents: None observed.

Date Recorded: July 11, 1990
Recorder: Brooke S. Arkush
Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, UC Riverside Human Remains: None observed.

Site Integrity: Fair.

Nearest Water: Seasonal drainage located to the east.

Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub.

Vegetation (on site): Same.

Soil: Decomposing granitics.

Geology: Granitic.

Slope: 1%
Landowner and Address: Private.

Remarks: None.

References: None.

Name of Project: UCRARU #1089
Type of Investigation: Reevaluation
Site Accession Number: N/A
Photos: N/A
Photo Accession#: N/A

24. Surrounding Soil: Same.

26. Landform: Edge of valley.

28. Exposure: Open.
of ten sites.

Curated at: N/A
Taken by: N/A
On File at: N/A

ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
Archaeological Research Unit
University of California
Riverside, CA 92521 Update
Permanent Trinomial: CA-Riv-2777
Temporary Designation:

Page _1 of _3

1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Quad: Sunnymead, Calif. 7.5° dated 1967 photorevised 1980

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11: 486350 mE, 3752300 mN
4, Twp. 3 S.; Rng. 3 W.; SBBM, SE 1/4 SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Section 13

5. Map Coordinates: 405 mmS 391 mmE 6. Elevation: 1635 ft.

7. Location: From the intersection of Theodore and Alessandro Blvd., drive approx. .5 miles west on Alessandro, and then go south on dirt road, heading SW, for approx. 300 m. This road joins with a dirt road running east/west.

Drive west on this road for approx. 100 m. and stop. The site is situated approx. 100 m. north of the road.

8. Prehistoric: xxx Historic: Protohistoric:

9. Site Description: Two milling slicks on one granitic boulder.

10. Area: 1.5m (N/S) x 2 m (E/W); Method of Determination: Tape.

11. Depth: Surface.

12. Features: Two milling slicks.

13. Artifacts: None observed.

14. Non-artifactual Constituents: None observed.

15. Date Recorded: July 11, 1990

16. Recorder: Brooke S. Arkush

17. Affiliation and Address: Archaeological Research Unit, U C Riverside

18. Human Remains: None observed.

19. Site Integrity: Fair.

20. Nearest Water: Seasonal drainage located to the east.

21. Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub.

22. Vegetation (on site): Same.

23. Soil: Decomposing granitics. 24. Surrounding Soil: Same.

25. Geology: Granitic. 26. Landform: Edge of valley.

27. Slope: 1% 28. Exposure: Open.

29. Landowner and Address: Private.

30. Remarks: None.

31. References: None.

32. Name of Project: UCRARU #1089

33. Type of Investigation: Reevaluation of ten sites.

34. Site Accession Number: N/A Curated at: N/A

35. Photos: N/A Taken by: N/A

36. Photo Accession #: N/A On File at: N/A
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AllCHAEOLOCICAL SITE SURVEY RECORD
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MAR 16 1984
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Destruction Possibility will be avoided by developer
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ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
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,. eouniv: Riverside

2. uSGs ouac1:. Sunnymead

3. UTM Coordinat•: Zone 11
Permanent Trinomial:

Temporary Number: #4
Apncy o .. ignation: .
(7.S't 1967 '15')
Supplement

RECEIVED IN
ARU
OCT O 1 1984
Photorevised 1973
1 485950 Easting / 3751290 Northint
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4. Township. 3S 11anee. 3W SE
380
1' of. SE X of. SW 1' of. SW ¼,of Section. 13 BueCMwJSBM .1

5. Map Coordinates: 441 mmS . mmN (from NW corner of map) 6. Elevation 2100

7. Location:. On slight flat meadow-like area on east edge of steep rocky arroyo.on north face of Mt. Russell.

8. Pnhistoric. X Historic

10. Ar•: mOength)x

11. Depth:. None

12. Featur•: 1 slick

13. Artif&1a: None
Protohistoric
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e. Site O-iption: 1 slick on a bedrock outcrop.
m(width)
./
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14. Non•Artifactuei Conatit11tienta:. None

16. � 17

0.ie "--ded:. 10/27 /83
DPR 422.A (Rev. 1/12)
1a. Rkelfded av: Thomas J. Banks
SCIENTIFIC RESOURCE SURVEYS, INC., 5232 Bolsa Ave.,
Huntington Beach, California 92647
Suite 5
State of California — The Resources Agency
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Permanent Trinomial: cA -R1v-2453 Suppiement [] ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD Temporary Number: #4 RECEIVED IN | ARU
Lo of _3 _ . Agency Designation:| 0CT 0 1 1984

1. County: Riverside

2. USGS Qusd:. Sunnymead (757 1967 1s) Photorevised. 1973

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11 / 485950 Easting / 3751290 Northing ()

4. Township, 3S Qamge, 3W SE wot. SE xof SW wot SW %ofSection. 13 Base(mer)SBM (

5. Map Coordinates: 441 mms 380 mm tfrom NW corner of map) 6. Elevation 2100

7. Locaation:. On slight flat meadow-l1iké area on east edge of steep rocky arroyo.on north face of Mt. Russell.
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8. Prehistoric. X Historic Protohistoric 9. Site Description:. 1 slick on a bedrock outcrop. ® ,
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10. Ares: milength)x miwidth} m2, Mathod of Determination:. tt)

11. Depth: None om Methodof Determination: ()

12. Features: 1 slick
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13. Artifacts: None
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14. Non-ArtifactuslConstitutients:. None
t)

16. Oeste Recorded: 10/27/83 16. Resorded By: Thomas J. Banks « SCIENTIFIC RESOURCE SURVEYS, INC., 5232 Bolsa Ave., Suite 5

17. Affiliation snd Address: Huntington Beach, California 92647 t DPR 422A (Rev. 2/82)
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ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
Temporary Number: ___ ....u.._,_4 _______________ _
Agency Designation: ___________________ _

18. Human Remeins: __ N_o_n_e ____________________________________ _ ------------------------------------------ ( I

19. Site Integrity: ___ G_o_o_d ____________________________________ _

20. Nearfit Water (type, distance end direction): -�S�e"-e"-p.__..c.3_.;.;.m..:;e:....:t:....:e::...cr_Sc...._e.c;..c...a.;;;;.S..:::t _________________ _

21. Largfit Body of Water within 1 km (type, distance and direction): _ __:N..:..o:::...:.:.n->=e __________________ _

22. Vegetation Community (site vicinity); __ C_h_a-=-p_a_ r
_
ra__l _______________ (Plant List ( ) J

23. Vegetation Community (on site): __ .....,::S:..:,a:.:_:mc,.,e::._ __________________ (Plant Lin ( ) ) References for above: Munz

24. Site Soil: sandy loam 25. Surrounding Soil: same

26. Geology: Granite boulder 27. Landform: edge of arroyo

28. Slope: 10-30 °

29. Exposure: Open

30. Landowner(s) (and/or tenants) and Addreu: ___ Robe.;;....;...;c.;,.....:::....-'---':.......:c.:...:::.�:...:....:..:...;;i_;::..::...:�=..:..... rt P. Warmington Co. --------------- 3090 Pullman Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 _________________________________ ( I

31. Remarks: Found as a result of survey via mule in very steep rocky terrain, ___ ___.w-, .... ·J ..... J.L......Jb ..... e...._hUJa.._rL-'d...__t"'"o..,__r'-'e�l o�c�a�te�- _________________________ , 1

32. References: Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS 1984. _____________________________________ ( I

33. NamaofProject: Wofskill Ranch

34. Type of lnvntigation:

35. Sit• Acceaion Number; Curated At:

36. Photos: 110 Color Taken By: T. Banks

37. Photo Ac:casaion Number: On Fil• At:

OPR 422A (Rav. 8/82)
State of California — The Resources Agency

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
Page __2 of 3 .

18. HumanRemains: None
Permanent Trinomial: R1v-2453 /
Temporary Number: # 4
Agency Designation:

19. Site Integrity: Good

20. Nearest Water (type, distance and direction): seep 3 meters ea st.

21. Largest Body of Water within 1 km (type, distance and direction): None

22. Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Chaparral [Plant List { ))

23. Vegetation Community (on site): Same (Plant List { )] References for above: Munz

24. Site Soit: Sandy loam { } 25. Surrounding Soil: same

26. Geology: Granite boulder { ) 27. Landform: _edge of arroyo

28. Siope: __ 10-30° ( ) 20. Exposure: Open

30. Lendowner(s) (and/or tenants) and Address: Robert P. Warmington Co. 3090 Pullman Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92626

31. Remarks: _Found as a result of survey via mule in very steep rocky terrain, —will be hard to relocate.

32. References: Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS 1984.

33. Name of Project:__Wofskill Ranch

34. Type of Investigation: _ Survey

36. Site AccessionNumber: CuratedAt:

36. Photos: 110 Color Taken By: T. Banks

37. Photo Accession Numb On File At: SRS
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS ANO RECREATION

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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
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1. County: Riverside

2. usos auact:. Sunnymead
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P.rm.inent Trinomial:

Temporary Number: #7 RECEIVED IN
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Agency Desig,�tion:
1967 (15')
486060
OCT O 1 1984
Photorevised
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1973
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Northing

4. Township. 3S �nge. 3W SW "of. NW "of. SE ¼ of. SW ¼,of Section 13 Base CM« J S BM .I

5. Map Coordinat": 4 36 E
mmS 382 . mmN (from NW corner of mapl 6. Elevation 2000

7. Location:. On shelf overlooking valley, north and below meadow-like area on north slope of Mt. Russell.

8. Prehistoric . Historic Protohistoric e. Site DetctiPtion: 1 slick on bedrock outcrop.

10. Alea: mllength)x

11. Depth:. None

12. Featur•: 1 slick

13. Artifacts: None
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. Method of o.termination: .
,:n, Method of Dttwmination: .

14. Non-Artttactuai eon.titutienta:_ None
1&. Dew Recorded:. 10/27 /83 ,e. R-dad av: Thomas J. Banks SCIENTIFIC RESOURCE SURVEYS, INC., 5232 Balsa Ave., Suite 5

11. Afft11ationenc1Addf•: Huntington Beach, California 92647 DPR 422A CRft. 81821
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1. County: Riverside oct 1 1984

2. USGS Quad:. Sunnymead 725) 1967 w1s9 Photorevised . 1973

3. UTM Coordinates: Zone 11 / 486060 Easting/ 3751420 Northing {

4. Township. 3S Range. 3W . SW % of. NW % of, SE % of SW %.of Section. 13 Base (Mer) SBM A)

5. Map Coordinates: 436 mmS 382 mA ifrom NW corner of map) 6. Elevation 2000

7. Loastion:. On shelf overlooking valley, north and below meadow-like area on north slope of Mt. Russell.
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8. Prehistoric. Historic Protohistoric 9. Site Description: 1 slick on bedrock outcrop.

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11. Depth:. None em Method of Determination: . ( )

12. Features: 1 slick
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13. Anifacts: None
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14. Non-ArtifactuslConstitutients:. NONE
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Temporary Number: ___ ...,#:...:7 ______________ _
Page -----'-of � Agency Da»ignation: __________________ _

18. Human Remaina: ___ N.;..;o;.,.;n.;..e;;.._ _________________________________ _ ___________________________________________ ( I

19. Site Integrity: ____ G_o_
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20. Near$ Water (type, distance and direction): ____ sc..;ec..;e;;.,p_l;;;..5;;;._m"-'-"-e..;;.te_;_ _rs..;;.____;:S..::Ec_ ________________ _

21. Larg85t Body of Water within 1 km (type, di,tance and direction) :_N_o_n_e __________________ _

22. 23.

24. 26.

28. 30.

Vegetation Community l,ite vicinity): ___ _,C._.h.,_,ao.:p::.,a...,r__,r_,a._l,__ ________ ___ [Plant List 1 1 1 Vegetation Community (on ,ital:

Referenc85 for above:

Site Soil: sandy loam
_____
S_a_m_
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Munz

25. Surrounding Soil: _...;S;;..a;;;;m...;e�----------- Geology: Granite boulders 27. Landform: _s_l_
o__,pc...e _______________
Slope: 15 °
Landowner(sl (and/or tenants) and Address:

29. Exp05ura: _ __,;;O .... p...;;e;_;.n.;__ ____________ _ Robert P. Warmington Co.
___ . _____ 3090 Pull man Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 I I Found as a result of survey via mule in very steep rocky terrain, 31. Remarks:-----------------=-----------=---�--__:_ ________ _ ----�� will be hard to relocate. -------------------< I

32. References: _ ___;;;.=..;.....;;..;;;;.;;...:;.;_.;.....;.�..:...;;;.,;__;;:_::......;::...:;.;....,;__:;�.::...:..:..-- Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskil -------l Ranch, ---=----- SRS 1984. --------- -------------------------------------' I

33. Name of Projact: ____ w __ o __ l __ f..;;s_k;..;.i ..... l __ l.....a..;R..;;;a.;.;n..;;;c.;.;.h __________________________ _

34. Type of Investigation: S11rvPv

35. Site ACOllllion Number: Curated At:

36. Photos: 110 color Taken By: T. Banks

37. Photo Acceuion Number: On File At: SRS
OPR 422A (Rev. 8/821
State of California — The Resources Agency - DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Permanent Trinomisl: Riv A45¢ / ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD remoorary Nomber: 47 me v
Page __2 of 3. Agency Designation:

18. Human Remains: None

19. Site Integrity: Good

20. Nearest Water (type, distanceand direction}: seep 15 meters SE

21. Largest Body of Water within 1 km (type, distance and direction): __NONE

22. Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Chaparral (Plant List{ }}

23. Vegetation Community (on site): Same [Plant List{ }) References for above: Munz

24. site soil: __sandy loam ( 25. Surrounding Soil: ___Same

26. Geology: Granite boulders () 27. Landform: Sl0pe€

28. Slope: 15° { ) 29. Exposure: ___0OpEN

30. Landowner(s) (and/or tenants) and Address: ____RObertP. Warmington Co. _ ......___3090 Pullman Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92626

31. Remarks: Found as a result of survey via mule in very steep rocky terrain, will be hard to relocate.

32. References: Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS 1984.

33. Name of Project: Wolfskill Ranch

34. Type of Investigation: ___Survey
365. Site Acosssion Number: Curated At:

36. Photos: 110 color Taken By: T. Banks

37. Photo Accession Number: On File At: SRS
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS ANO RECREATION

ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD

1. Couniy:

2. USGS Quad: •
Riverside
Sunnymead

3. UTM Coordlnat•: Zone 11
Pwmantnt Trinomial:

Tempo,,1ry Nur11ber:

Apncy Delignation:.

17.5') 1967 (16'1
I 486244
SRS C
Easting /
Supplement

RECEIVED IN
ARU
FEB 15 1985
1973
3751970 Northing
□

4. TOWfllhip. 35 �nge. 3W NW v. ot. NE "of. NE 1' ol SW X.,ot Section 13 ease IMerJSBM .I i

6. Mlp Coordinat•: 415 mmS 390· mm• (from NW corner of mapl 6. Elevation 1 750 feet 7- l.ocltlon:. Half a mile south of Alessandro Blvd, in plowed field at toe of slope just NE of a new water tank under construction
a. Pr.hiltoric . X
Historic

10. Ar•: 1 m(length)x 1

11. Depth:. unknown
Protohistoric
mlwidthl 2
I. Site Description:
· 1 1ng s a M " l l . t t . 10n
m2
. Method of Determination: .
-=rn Method of Oetwmination: .

12. FNtur•:. 4 slicks on one oblong shaped granite boulder.

13. ArtifllCIS: none

14. Non-Anifac1ua1 eon.titu11en1:1:. none

16. Oat. Recxwdecl:. 10/27/83 11. Recordecl8Y: Thomas Banks I I
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

ARCHEOLOGICALSITE RECORD

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1. Permanent Trinomisl:

Yomporary Number:

Riv-41193
SRS
Supplement J
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ARU
FEB 15 1985
Agency Designation: , County: Riverside
USGSQuad:. Sunnymead (78) 1967 (15) Photorevised.

UTM Coordinates: Zone n / 486244 Easting / 3751970
Township. 3S Range. 3 = Ny ¥eof. NE Xof.

Msp Coordinates: 415 mmS 390I (from NW corner of map) 6. Elevation 1973
Northing
NE %of SW %-of Section. 13 Base (Mer JBM .
1750 feet
Locstion:. Half a mile south of Alessandro Blvd, in plowed field at toe of slope just NE of a new water tank under construction
Prehistoric, X Historic Protohistorie
Ares: 1 milength)x 1 miwidth) 2
Oepth:. unknown

9. Site Description:
m®. Methodof Determination:.
em Method of Determination: ,
Festwes:. 4 sticks on one oblong shaped granite boulder.

Artifacts: none
Non-ArtifactuslConstitutients:. none
OsteRecorded: 10/27/83 16.

Aftiliston snd Address:

RecordedBy: Thomas Banks
Scientific Resource Survey,
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OPR 422A (Rov. 8/82)
5232 Bolsa Avenue #5 , Huntington Beach, CA 92647
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1 DEPARTMENT OF PARKS ANO RECREATION
! ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD
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18. Human Remaine: none
Pwman■nt Trlnomial:. I.
mo.

SRS C
,.._cy Designation:

19. Site Integrity: . area around boulder plowed, boulder with slicks not damaged.

20. Nearest Wat• (type, distanoe and diNCtion): Spring 500 meters SW up ravine

21. Largest Body of Wat• within 1 km (type, distance and dinctionh. none

22. Vegetation Community Cait■ wicinitv): coasta 1 sage scrub on hi 11

23. V■getationCommunity(onlit■): valley grassland, plowed Rafaran.:. for ■bow: Munz 1974

24. Sit• Soil: light brown loam

26. Geology: granite boulder

25. Surrounding Soil:

27. Landform:
sane
[Plant List ( ) J
(Plant Lia ( ) J
-28. Slope: 29. Exposure: open
I 30. Landown•C.I (and/or t■n■ntal and Meir-:

31. Remarlca: .

Robert P. Warmington Co,
3090 Pullman Street, Costa Mesa CA 92626

32. R■t•■nce1: Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS 1984; Perris Reservoir Archaeology, J.F. O'Connell ed., State of California, Department of yr.
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Parks and Recreation 1974. c

33. Name of Project:. Wolfskill Ranch

34. Type of ln�ion:

36. Sit• :":; � Ion Number:

38. Photoe: 110 color

37. Photo :'t � � aaken Number:

OPR 422.A (Rew.1/12)
Survey f )
Teun8Y: Tom Banks (
On file At:

State of Calitornie = The Resources Agency | DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION | | ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD

18. HumanRemains: none

19. Site Integrity: |

20. NearestWater (type, distance and direction):

References for sbove: Munz 1974

28. SieSoil: 1ight brown loam ()

26. Geology: granite boulder «)
®. Siope: «)

30. Landowner(s) (and/or tenants) and Address:

Robert P. Warmington Co,

31. Remarks: .

32. References:

Parks and Recreation 1974,

33. Nameof Project:. Wolfskill Ranch

34. Type of investigation: Survey

36. Site AccessionNumber:

38. Poum: 110 color

37. Photo AccessionNumber:

22. Vegetation Community (sits vicinity): coastal sage scrub on hill

23. Vegeution Community {onsite}: valley grassland, plowed Riv-2993 / Permanent Trinomial:

Temporary Number: | SRS C
AgencyDaignation:
area around boulder plowed, boulder with slicks not damaged.

Spring 500 meters SW up ravine
Largest Body of Water within 1 km (type, distance and dirsction):. pong [Plant List ( ))
[Plant List ( ))
Surrounding Soil: s ane
Landform:

29. Expose: open
3090 Pullman Street, Costa Mesa CA 92626
Cultural Resource Survey on Wolfskill Ranch, SRS 1984; Perris Reservoir Archaeology, J.F. 0'Connell ed., State of California, Department of Curated At:

TokenBy: Tom Banks
On File At:

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3. UlM Coordinates: Zone 11; 485760 m Easting; 3751510 m Northing

4. Township 3S Range #W. NA 1/4 of NA 1/4 of NA 1/4 of NA 1/4 of Section No Sections, within land grant
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5. Map Coordinates: NA mmS NA mmE (from NW corner of map)

6. Elevation: 1780 ft

7. Location: The site is located within a small canyon at the toe of the northwest face of Mt. Russell. The site encompasses three topographic components: a small, steep drainage extending down (S to N) the face of a steep, boulder-strewn slope; a broad, U-shaped alluvial flat created by the drainage; and two small alluvial fans which emanate from the slope and border the flat on the east and west respectively./ To reach the site, follow Wilmot Ave. to its southern extent; continue on a dirt road due south until its intersection with a dirt road which follows the base of Mt. Russell ( E-W}. Proceed east for roughly 0.4 miles. The site is to the south of the dirt road.

8. Prehistoric X Historic Protohistoric

9. Site Description: SRS-782-1 comprises a small processing site consisting of 7 mortars on 6 granitic boulders. These feature-bearing boulders are distributed on the lower portions of the sloping sides of a small canyon. A cluster of 3 boulders containing features lies at the mouth of a small drainage in the center of the site. The drainage contains a spring or seep. No portable artifacts, faunal remains, or culturally stained matrix was evident.

10. Area: 25 (NE-SW) m (length} x 17 (NW-SE} m (width} = 334 m2.

Method of Determination: Surface investigation, mapped using compass and pacing.

11. Depth: O cm. Method of Determination: Excavated 3 small (25 cm x 25 cm) shovel probes; they were placed at the eastern and western ends of the site and one was placed in the center. All were located near to feature-bearing boulders. Depths ranged from 19 to 40 cm. No cultural materials were recovered. All matrix screen through 1/8 inch mesh.

12. Features: 7 mortars on 6 granitic boulders; 3 mortars were surrounded by slicks (see Feature Record, page 3 of 6}.

13. Artifacts: None observed; ground-surface visibility ranged from 60 to 100 percent.

14. Non-Artifactual Constituents and Faunal Remains: None DPR 422 A (Rev.4/86)
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USGS Quad: Sunnymead (7.5') 1967 (15') Photorevised 1980JUL 211387 UTM Coordinates: Zone 11; 485760 m Easting; 3751510 m Northing Township 3S Range #W. NA 1/4 of NA 1/4 of NA 1/4 of NA 1/4 of Section No Sections, within land grant
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Map Coordinates: NA mmS NA mmE (from NW corner of map)
Elevation: 1780 ft
Location: The site is located within a small canyon at the toe of the northwest face of Mt. Russell. The site encompasses three topographic components: a small, steep drainage extending down (S to N) the face of a steep, boulder-strewn slope; a broad, U-shaped alluvial flat created by the drainage; and two small alluvial fans which emanate from the slope and border the flat on the east and west respectively./ To reach the site, follow Wilmot Ave. to its southern extent; continue on a dirt road due south until its intersection with a dirt road which follows the base of Mt. Russell (E-W). Proceed east for roughly 0.4 miles. The site is to the south of the dirt road.

Prehistoric X Historic Protohistoric
Site Description: SRS-782-1 comprises a small processing site consisting of 7 mortars on 6 granitic boulders. These feature-bearing boulders are distributed on the lower portions of the sloping sides of a small canyon. A cluster of 3 boulders containing features lies at the mouth of a small drainage in the center of the site. The drainage contains a spring or seep. No portable artifacts, faunal remains, or culturally stained matrix was evident.

Area: 25 (NE-SW) m (length) x 17 (NW-SE) m (width) = 334 m2.

Method of Determination: Surface investigation, mapped using compass and pacing.

Depth: 0 cm. Method of Determination: Excavated 3 small (25 cm x 25 cm) shovel probes; they were placed at the eastern and western ends of the site and one was placed in the center. All were located near to feature-bearing boulders. Depths ranged from 19 to 40 cm. No cultural materials were recovered. All matrix screen through 1/8 inch mesh.

Features: 7 mortars on 6 granitic boulders; 3 mortars were surrounded by slicks (see Feature Record, page 3 of 6).

Artifacts: None observed; ground-surface visibility ranged from 60 to 100 percent.

Non-Artifactual Constituents and Faunal Remains: None
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15. Date Recorded: 4/13/87 16. Recorded By: K.J. Peter/L.A. Carbone

17. Affiliation and Address: Scientific Resource Surveys, Inc. 5232 Bolsa Avenue, Suite 5, Huntington Beach, CA 92649-1053

18. Human Remains: None

19. Site Disturbances: A lightly used two-track road extends into the northern edge of the site. The area is used to keep bees, but this has not caused obvious disturbance. Possibly the area has been used for camping, since bottles and propane cannisters are scattererd around.

Apparently, the area was burned by a brush fire within the past few years.

20. Nearest Water (type, distance and direction): Spring/seep; on site.

21. Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub; riparian near spring. [Plant List( ) ]

22. Vegetation (on site): Same

23. Site Soil: Light brown to brown sand; medium to coarse grained.

24. Surrounding Soil: Same

25. Geology: Granitic boulders numerous.

26. Landform: Alluvial fan, alluvial flat.

27. Slope: 20-25% south 28. Exposure: Partially sheltered.

29. Landowner( s) (and/or tenants) and Address: Landmark Land Company of California, P.O. Box 1138, Moreno Valley, California

30. Remarks: Although this site contained no artifacts or midden, sites with mortars near springs in this area often represent occupations sites (SRS 1984).

31. References: Scientific Resource Surveys, Inc. 1984 Cultural Resource Surveys Report on Wolfskill Ranch, submitted to Douglas Wood and Associates, Coronadel Mar.

32. Name of Project: Moreno Valley Ranch Site Documentation/SRS Job #782

33. Type of Investig.ation: Site Documentation

34. Site Accession Number: NA Curated At: NA

35. Photos: Roll 782-A:2-30 (B/W; 100 ASA)
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Site Disturbances: A lightly used two-track road extends into the northern edge of the site. The area is used to keep bees, but this has not caused obvious disturbance. Possibly the area has been used for camping, since bottles and propane cannisters are scattererd around.

Apparently, the area was burned by a brush fire within the past few years.

Nearest Water (type, distance and direction): Spring/seep; on site.

Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Coastal Sage Scrub; riparian near spring. [Plant List( )]
Vegetation (on site): Same
Site Soil: Light brown to brown sand; medium to coarse grained.

Surrounding Soil: Same
Geology: Granitic boulders numerous.

Landform: Alluvial fan, alluvial flat,
Slope: 20-25% south 28. Exposure: Partially sheltered.

Landowner(s) (and/or tenants) and Address: Landmark Land Company of California, P.0. Box 1138, Moreno Valley, California
Remarks: Although this site contained no artifacts or midden, sites with mortars near springs in this area often represent occupations sites (SRS 1984).

References: Scientific Resource Surveys, Inc. 1984 Cultural Resource Surveys Report on Wolfskill Ranch, submitted to Douglas Wood and Associates, Corona del Mar. =
Name of Project: Moreno Valley Ranch Site Documentation/SRS Job #782 Type of Investigation: Site Documentation
Site Accession Number: NA Curated At: NA
Photos: Roll 782-A:2-30 (B/W; 100 ASA)
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BOULDER FEAT URE# DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONS USE
1 F-1.1 Mortar 16cm x 13cm x 3cm depth Moderate
Surrounding slick 43cm x 21cm
2 F-2.2 Mortar start 12cm dia. x 1cm depth Light
3 F-3.3 Mortar start 15cm x 13cm x 1.5cm depth Light
4 F-4.4 Mortar 16cm dia. x 3cm depth Moderate
Surrounding slick 47cm x 21cm
4 F-4.5 Mortar 16cm X 14cm x 2cm depth Moderate
Surra und i ng slick 33cm x 27cm
5 F-5.6 Mortar start 15cm dia. x 1cm depth light
6 F-6.7 Mortar 15cm x 18cm x 5cm depth Heavy
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BOULDER FEATURE # DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONS USE
1 F-1.1 Mortar 16cm x 13cm x 3cm depth Moderate
Surrounding slick 43cm x 21cm
2 F-2.2 Mortar start 12cm dia. x lcm depth Light
3 F-3.3 Mortar start 15cm x 13cm x 1.5cm depth Light
4 F-4.4 Mortar 16cm dia. x 3cm depth Moderate
Surrounding slick 47cm x 2lcm
4 F-4.5 Mortar 16cm x l4cm x 2cm depth Moderate
Surrounding slick 33cm x 27cm :
5 F-5.6 Mortar start 15cm dia. x lcm depth Light
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Moreno School Staff Evaluation
Point of Historical Interest
The old Moreno School was cxmstructed in 192 8 on the same site as the first school in Moreno which it replaced. '!he wilding that ranains today continued as a school tmtil 1962 when it was sold and converted to a private residence. '!he school was an iriqx:>rtant part of the community's cultural and social life. Its auditorium was used for dances, elections, rallies, parties, meetings and school prograns. '!he school's original domed auditorium has tmfortunately been demolished, however, the dome's arpola was saved and awaits being placed on the future reconstructed dome. '!he Moreno School appears to be an imfX)rtant part of Moreno Valley's heritage. It is the only substantial wilding over fifty years old in the community and was once an iriqx:>rtant cultural and social neeting place.

Staff recornmerrls listing as a Point of Historical Interest.

Cynthia Howse
July 18, 1988
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Moreno School Staff Evaluation
Point of Historical Interest
The old Moreno School was constructed in 1928 on the same site as the first school in Moreno which it replaced. The building that remains today continued as a school until 1962 when it was sold and converted to a private residence. The school was an important part of the community's cultural and social life. Its auditorium was used for dances, elections, rallies, parties, meetings and school programs. The school's original domed auditorium has unfortunately been demolished, however, the dome's cupola was saved and awaits being placed on the future reconstructed dome.

The Moreno School appears to be an important part of Moreno Valley's heritage. It is the only substantial building over fifty years old in the community and was once an important cultural and social meeting place.

Staff recommends listing as a Point of Historical Interest.

Cynthia Howse
July 18, 1988
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rerside REC!:!!VED
Moreno Valley JUL 71988
;inificance:
0HP
Central to community life for over seventy years, the Old Moreno School site is the most historically significant landmark in Moreno Valley.

The Old Moreno School replaced an 1892 building torn down as a fire hazard.

This new school, dedicated in 1928, served the educational needs of the small community and later developed into an important and vital community center for this community.
�' ;�'iALONEY, Clerk
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EPUTY
THIS POINT OF HISTORICAL INTEREST IS NOT A STATE REGISTERED HISTORICAL LANDMARK.

APPROVED:

Signature-Chairman, Historical Landmarks Advisory Committee Date JLY 5., 1988
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POINT OF HISTORICAL INTEREST Date.

By.

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rexside 01d Morena Schonl RECEIVED
Moreno Valley Jub 7 1988
nificance: ifi : OHP
Central to community life for over seventy years, the 0ld Moreno School site is the most historically significant landmark in Moreno Valley.

The 01d Moreno School replaced an 1892 building torn down as a fire hazard.

This new school, dedicated in 1928, served the educational needs of the small community and later developed into an important and vital community center for this community.

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EPUTY . THIS POINT OF HISTORICAL INTEREST IS NOT A STATE REGISTERED HISTORICAL LANDMARK. — DED: APPROVED: J ( - Qc County Board of Supervisors © Signature—Chairman, Historical Landmarks Advisory Committee Date
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material was re-used to cut down on the cost of the building.

This beautiful building with its original domed top proudly dominat.ed the Moreno COlllllunity. While not of a9nUlllental architecture, it is of great historical importance to the couuni ty. · -
It is the only substantial building over fifty yea.rs old of historic importance in the entire City of Moreno Valley.

Preservation of the old Moreno School is important to the Moreno Area particularly where rejuvination and renovation will revitalize an older section of the city. Unless steps are ta.ken quickly, the school is enda.ngered·by the rapid developnent of the City. If it is lost, a_pa.rt of our heritage• is lost and can never be regained..

It is desired that the outside of the building be restored as built on the outside and that the iruside be rehabilitated. for a cultural center, a museum and/or meeting rooms. The auditiorum when rebuilt will a.gain be used for the many cultural events ani other activities.

Also on the property i& a.. bus garage ani a saa.11 well house.

The aa.gnificant trees tell their own history and make fine shade for the school groums.or park area.

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material was re-used to cut down on the cost of the building.

This beautiful building with its original domed top proudly dominated the Moreno community. While not of monumental architecture, it is of great historical importance to the community. -
It 1s the only substantial building over fifty vears old of historic importance in the entire City of Moreno Valley.

Preservation of the old Moreno School is important to the Moreno Area particularly where rejuvination and renovation will revitalize an older section of the city. Unless steps are taken quickly, the school is endangered by the rapid development of the City, If it is lost, a .part of our heritage 1s lost and can never be regained.

It is desired that the outside of the building be restored as built on the outside and that the inside be rehabilitated for a cultural center, a museum and/or meeting rooms. The auditiorum when rebuilt will again be used for the many cultural events and other activities.

Also on the property is a bus garage and a small well house.

The magnificant trees tell their own history and make fine shade for the school grourds .or park area.
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Pres. MV Historical Society
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Parks Director

HISTORY DIVISION
Diana L. Seider
Division Director
Don Kleinhesselin k
Curator of History

RIVERSIDE COUNTY

HISTORICAL COMMISSION
B.J. Mylne, Riverside
Erin Port. Blythe
Mary Haggland. Riverside
Kilty Kieley Hayes, Palm Springs
Van Perkins. Riverside
Joseph Byrne, Wildomar
Jean Stein, ldyllwild
Alvino Siva, Banning
Esther Klotz, Riverside
Vincent Bautista. Corona
Bill Jennings, Hemet
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Kathryn Gualtieri
State Historic Preservation Officer
Office of Historic Preservation
P.O. Box 942896
Sacramento, CA 94296-0001
Dear Kathryn:

RECEIVED
JUL 71988
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I am pleased to submit this nomination for State Historic Point of Interest to the State Historic Resources Conmission. This site has served as a valuable community resource to the city of Moreno Valley since the 1890s, as well as the county of Riverside.

At its regular meeting on November 19, 1987, the Historical Commission approved the county landmark nomination, submitted by the city of Moreno Valley and the Moreno Valley Historical Society, for the Old Moreno School. On July 5, 1988, the Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Connnission's action and accepted the School's designation as a county landmark.

The city of Moreno Valley and the Moreno Valley Historical Society hope to continue the school's role within the community. Plans to utilize the site as a museum and cultural center will insure this.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
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Diana L. Seider
Riverside County Historian
DLS/MR/0156A
PAUL D. ROMERO
Parks Director

HISTORY DIVISION
Diana L. Seider
Division Director
Don Kleinhesselink
Curator of History

RIVERSIDE COUNTY

HISTORICAL COMMISSION
B.J. Mylne, Riverside Erin Port. Blythe
Mary Haggland, Riverside
Kitty Kieley Hayes, Palm Springs
Van Perkins, Riverside
Joseph Byrne, Wildomar Jean Stein, Idyllwild
Alvino Siva, Banning
Esther Klotz, Riverside
Vincent Bautista. Corona
Bili Jennings, Heme!
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4600 Crestmore Road, P.O. Box 3507, Riverside, CA 92519, (714) 787-2551

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JUL 71988
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July 5, 1988
Kathryn Gualtieri
State Historic Preservation Officer
Office of Historic Preservation
P.0. Box 942896
Sacramento, CA 94296-0001
Dear Kathryn:

I am pleased to submit this nomination for State Historic Point of Interest to the State Historic Resources Commission. This site has served as a valuable community resource to the city of Moreno Valley since the 1890s, as well as the county of Riverside.

At its regular meeting on November 19, 1987, the Historical Commission approved the county landmark nomination, submitted by the city of Moreno Valley and the Moreno Valley Historical Society, for the 01d Moreno School. On July 5, 1988, the Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Commission's action and accepted the School's designation as a county landmark.

The city of Moreno Valley and the Moreno Valley Historical Society hope to continue the school's role within the community. Plans to utilize the site as a museum and cultural center will insure this.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
[A ( , —_ vie] yu Ae ~— Diana L. Seider
Riverside County Historian
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“The Moreno’School on Alessandro boulevard just west of Redlands boulevard no longer will be the scene “of school board meetings. The'board of trustees held their last session last night. On July 1 the school i FE Bal A CW - becomes’ a part of the- Midland district. .

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FORM 11 (Rev. 12/82)
SUBMITTAL TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 3 3 = 7 "Jtl $
COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA ,{r:---;:;";
FROM:
' Parks Department SUBMITTAL DATE: June 22' 1988 (
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,.·,e Old Moreno School Historic Site Designation \ .;: ... �/ SUBJECT: � RECOMMENDED MOTION: That the Board

1. Approve designation of the Old Moreno School as Riverside County Point of Historic Interest No. 53;

2. Authorize the Chairman to sign the application for registration of the Old Moreno School as Point of Historic Interest, to be submitted to the State Office of Historic Preservation.

3. Direct the Clerk of the Board to return the executed copy of the application to the Parks Department for submittal to the State Office of Historic Preservation.

INFORMATION: At its regular meeting on November 19, 1987, the Riverside County Historical Commission unanimously recommended that your Honorable Board approve the designation of the Old Moreno School as a Riverside County Historical Land mark and request that the Chairman of the Board sign the application to the State of California Office of Historic Preservation for a Point of Historical Interest.

Dedicated in 1928, the Old Moreno School replaced an 1892 schoolhouse torn down as a fire hazard. With the new school building, this school site continued to serve the educational needs of the small community and later developed into an important and vital community center for this rural area., Central to community life for over seventy years, the Old Moreno School site is the most historically significant land mark in Moreno Valley.

Following approval by your Honorable Board, a marker dedicAtion ceremony will be scheduled to take place. At this ceremony, city, county and state officials and members of the local historical community, will be present for the marker unveiling.
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C.A.O. RECOMMENDATION: FINANCIAL IMPACT:

Approve. No additional requirements of the
General Fund.

Administrative Officer Signature

MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF S
On motion of Supervisor Dunlap, seconded by Supervisor Larson and duly carried by unanimous vote, IT WAS ORDERED that the above matter is approved as recommended.

Ayes: Dunlap, Ceniceros, Larson, Younglove,
Noes: None

Absent: None
Date: July 5, 1988
xc: Parks
Prev. Agn. ref.

None
Depts. Comments
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and Abraham
Gerald A. Maloney
Cle.ck of the Board
By: -------- Deputy
Dist. AGENDA NO.
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SUBMITTAL TO THEBOARD OF SUPERVISORS 3 3 = 7278 ST

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FROM: | Parks Department SUBMITTAL DATE: June 22, 1988 dg 7 2 suBJecT: 01d Moreno School Historic Site Designation Rai RECOMMENDEDMOTION: hat the Board

1. Approve designation of the 0ld Moreno School as Riverside County Point of Historic Interest No. 53;

2. Authorize the Chairman to sign the application for registration of the 01d Moreno School as Point of Historic Interest, to be submitted to the State Office of Historic Preservation.

3. Direct the Clerk of the Board to return the executed copy of the application to the Parks Department for submittal to the State Office of Historic Preservation.

INFORMATION: At 1ts regular meeting on November 19, 198/, the Riverside County Historical Commission unanimously recommended that your Honorable Board approve the designation of the 01d Moreno School as a Riverside County Historical Landmark and request that the Chairman of the Board sign the application to the State of California Office of Historic Preservation for a Point of Historical Interest.

Dedicated in 1928, the 01d Moreno School replaced an 1892 schoolhouse torn down as a fire hazard. With the new school building, this school site continued to serve the educational needs of the small community and later developed into an important and vital community center for this rural area... Central to community life for over seventy years, the 0ld Moreno School site is the most historically significant landmark in Moreno Valley.

Following approval by your Honorable Board, a marker dedication ceremony will be scheduled to take place. At this ceremony, city, county and state officials and members of the local historical community, will be present for the marker unveiling.
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C.A.O. RECOMMENDATION: FINANCIAL IMPACT:

Approve. No additional requirements of the
General Fund.
7 Administrative Officer Signature A MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SYPERVESO On motion of Supervisor Dunlap, seconded by Supervisor Larson and duly carried by unanimous vote, IT WAS ORDERED that the above matter is approved as recommended.

Ayes: Dunlap, Ceniceros, Larson, Younglove, and Abraham Noes: None Gerald A. Maloney

Absent: None Clerk of the Board
Date: July 5, 1988 By:
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION
Regular Meeting
2 p.m., Thursday, November 19, 1987
Gene Autry Hotel
4200 E. Palm Canyon Drive
Palm Springs, CA

MINUTES
MEMBERS PRESENT: Mary Haggland, Commissioner, Riverside Bill Jennings, Chairman, Hemet
Ernie Maxwell, Commissioner, Idyllwild
Esther Klotz, Vice-Chairman, Riverside
Vincent Bautista, Commissioner, Corona
Kitty Hayes, Commissioner, Palm Springs
Alvino Siva, Convnissioner, Banning
MEMBERS ABSENT: B.J. Mylne, Commissioner, Riverside
Erin Port, Commissioner, Blythe
Two vacant positions
OTHERS PRESENT: Diana L. Seider, History Division Director, Parks Department Sandra Medina, Stenographer, Parks Department
Maricarmen Ruiz, Student Intern, History Division
,. Call to Order:

The meeting was called to order by Chairman Bill Jennings 2:20 p.m.

2. Roll Call:

Roll was taken and recorded above.

3. �proval of Minutes:
re minutes were approved as printed.

4. Conmissioner Reports:

Kitty Hayes - · The City Council of Palm Springs has given up in trying to sell the Welwood Murray Library to a commercial developer.

Alvino Siva - Beaumont is celebrating its 75th year anniversary. Banning will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary in the spring of 1988.

Mary Haggland - Distributed copies of the press release for the Jensen-Alvarado Ranch Candlelight Dinner and Tour on December 10, 1987.

Ernie Maxwell - The gentleman who was willing to help fund the speed of light ma.rker has withdrawn his proposal, because the speed-of-light test was a failure.

MEETING
OPENED
ROLL
CALL

APPROVAL OF

MINUTES

COMMISSIONER

REPORTS
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION
Regular Meeting
2 p.m., Thursday, November 19, 1987
Gene Autry Hotel
4200 E. Palm Canyon Drive
Palm Springs, CA

MINUTES
MEMBERS PRESENT: Mary Haggland, Commissioner, Riverside Bill Jennings, Chairman, Hemet
Ernie Maxwell, Commissioner, Idyllwild
Esther Klotz, Vice-Chairman, Riverside
Vincent Bautista, Commissioner, Corona
Kitty Hayes, Commissioner, Palm Springs
Alvino Siva, Commissioner, Banning
MEMBERS ABSENT: B.J. Mylne, Commissioner, Riverside
Erin Port, Commissioner, Blythe
Two vacant positions
OTHERS PRESENT: Diana L. Seider, History Division Director, Parks Department Sandra Medina, Stenographer, Parks Department
Maricarmen Ruiz, Student Intern, History Division

1. Call to Order:

The meeting was called to order by Chairman Bill Jennings 2:20 p.m. EEC

2. Roll Call:

RoTT was taken and recorded above. nor

3. Approval of Minutes:

The minutes were approved as printed. APPROVAL OF

MINUTES
4, Commissioner Reports:

Kitty Hayes - The City Council of Palm Springs has given up in trying to sell the Welwood Murray Library to a commercial developer. COMMISSIONER Alvino Siva - Beaumont is celebrating its 75th year anniversary. Banning REPORTS will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary in the spring of 1988.

Mary Haggland - Distributed copies of the press release for the Jensen-Alvarado Ranch Candlelight Dinner and Tour on December 10, 1987.

Ernie Maxwell - The gentleman who was willing to help fund the speed of light marker has withdrawn his proposal, because the speed-of-light test was a failure.
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2. Gilman Ranch - marker dedication, barbecue, chili dinner The marker dedication sponsored by the Colonial Dames, Palm Springs Chapter, was very successful and well attended. The Gilman Ranch Hands held their last barbecue potluck for the year. The annual chili dinner will be held on January 29, 1988, tickets will be on sale for $5.

Francis Johnston will attend the chili dinner to autograph The Bradshaw Tra i 1 books.

3. Chinatown - dedication week, feasibility study
The Chinatown celebration for the whole week was very nice. The events scheduled for that week were well attended. Ms. Seider stated that there will be a meeting with the feasibility study committee and the consultant on December l, at 10:30 a.m. at the Parks Headquarters.

4. History Day will be held at the Riverside Community College on March 19, 1988. The theme this year is Frontier and History People, Places, Ideas. The History Day planning committee is asking the Historical Commission if they are interested in presenting another special award this year. They are also inquiring if any commissioners are interested in judging this year's event.

6. Opportunity for the Public to Address the Comission:

No public input.

7. Old Business:

A. Publications Committee - information
The sale of The Bradshaw Trail is doing well. Mr. Tom Patterson wrote an article in the Press Enterprise about The Bradshaw Trail resulting in a lot of interest from the public.

Diana Seider stated that a quarterly report must be completed by December 15 to calculate the royalty payment to Francis Johnston for the sales of The Bradshaw Trail for 1987.

Diana Seider stated that the Commission should consider publishing a brochure on the Historical Commission, the county historic resources inventory and a booklet on landmark sites in the county. The publications committee in coordination with the landmark committee should coordinate this effort.

GILMAN
RANCH
UPDATE

CHINATOWN

FEASIBILTY
STUDY

HISTORY
DAY

PUBLICATIONS

COMMITTEE

BRADSHAW
TRAIL
BOOK
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Francis Johnston will attend the chili dinner to autograph The Bradshaw Trail books.

6. Opportunity for the Public to Address the Commission:

No public input.
. 01d Business:

Diana Seider stated that a quarterly report must be completed by December 15 to calculate the royalty payment to Francis Johnston for the sales of The Bradshaw Trail for 1987.

GILMAN
RANCH
UPDATE

CHINATOWN

FEASIBILTY
STUDY

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DAY

PUBLICATIONS

COMMITTEE

BRADSHAW
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4. Moreno School
Diana Seider explained that the Moreno Valley Historical Society is pursuing the nomination of the Old Moreno School as a county historic site because the City is trying to purchase the property and designate it as a city historic landmark; but in order to receive the funding necessary to purchase the site the City needs to have a higher designation on the site. The City is also trying to use city community development block grant funds, which require county landmark status on the property. Ms. Seider stated that this is the oldest historic structure in Moreno Valley, so it is very .important that a decision be made. She also stated that it is quite possible that the school site may be used as a community center and/or a museum for the City of Moreno Va 11 ey.

Esther Klotz moved that
"the Historical Commission proceed with the designation of the Old Moreno School as a county historic site."
The motion was seconded by Mary Haggland and carried unanimously.

5. Double Butte Indian Site
Double Butte, located in Winchester, is a county park site and is being used as a dump station by County Waste Disposal. Within this park area there is an old Indian site The Equestrian Trails Incorporated Corral #29 is establishing a horse trail from Winchester across Double Butte Park, and they are interested in helping to protect this Indian site.

The Historical Commission should advise the Park Advisory Commission of the importance of this site and the concerns raised by ETI Corral #29.

The Historical Commission is encouraging ET! Corral #29 to complete an application for designation as a county historical landmark.

Mary Haggland moved that
"the Historical Commission advise the Park Advisory Commission of the concerns of the ET! Corral #29 regarding Double Butte Indian site."
The motion was seconded by Ernie Maxwell and carried unanimously.

5. Cherry Valley Indian Trail
Chairman Bill Jennings stated that more information is needed on the Indian trail along the stagecoach route in Cherry Valley. Alvino Siva will look into this matter further.

MORENO
SCHOOL
DOUBLE
BUTTE
INDIAN
SITE
CHERRY
VALLEY
INDIAN
TRAIL
_HISTORICAL_ COMMISSION MINUTES
4, Moreno School
Diana Seider explained that the Moreno Valley Historical Society is pursuing the nomination of the 01d Moreno School as a county historic site because the City is trying to purchase the property and designate it as a city historic landmark; but in order to receive the funding necessary to purchase the site the City needs to have a higher designation on the site. The City is also trying to use city community development block grant funds, which require county landmark status on the property. Ms. Seider stated that this is the oldest historic structure in Moreno Valley, so it is very .important that a decision be made. She also stated that it is quite possible that the school site may be used as a community center and/or a museum for the City of Moreno Valley.

Esther Klotz moved that
"the Historical Commission proceed with the designation of the 01d Moreno School as a county historic site."
The motion was seconded by Mary Haggland and carried unanimously.

The Historical Commission should advise the Park Advisory Commission of the importance of this site and the concerns raised by ETI Corral #29.

The Historical Commission is encouraging ETI Corral #29 to complete an application for designation as a county historical landmark.

Mary Haggland moved that
"the Historical Commission advise the Park Advisory Commission of the Concerns of the ETI Corral #29 regarding Double Butte Indian The motion was seconded by Ernie Maxwell and carried unanimously.

5. Cherry Valley Indian Trail
Chairman Bill Jennings stated that more information is needed on the Indian trail along the stagecoach route in Cherry Valley. Alvino Siva will Took into this matter further.

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8. New Business:

A. San Timoteo Canyon School/Haskell Ranch.Project - information/action Diana Seider stated that the San Timoteo Canyon School is believed to be the oldest standing school in the county; and it is owned by the Beaumont School District. Landmark Development is considering purchasing this site as part of their development in the area. Ms.

Seider stated that if Landmark Development purchases the site, the school house would be relocated. The Park Advisory Commission at its previous meeting took action on this matter to develop the site as a county historic park. The Beaumont School District is willing to sell the school house to the Parks Department for $1.

Ms. Seider also stated that the adjacent Haskell Ranch site, which is part of the Landmark Development project, is a very important historical ranch. This ranch is located in the same area as the San Timoteo Canyon School. Landmark Development is proposing to have the major buildings of the Haskell Ranch saved and used for commercial development.

Mary Haggland moved that
11the Historical Commission endorse the Park Advisory Commission's action to purchase the San· Timo'teo School as a Riverside County historical park site.11
- The motion was seconded and carried unanimously.

B. CCHS Proposed Insurance for Historical Societies or Support Groups information/action
The Conference of California Historical Societies has proposed insurance for non-profit organizations at a lower cost. This will allow non-profit organizations to obtain insurance at group rates.

Ms. Seider replied that there are different types of insurances that can be obtained and the prices vary. A brochure from Palmer Insurance Company and CCHS is available for review by area historical societies.

9. Time and Place of Next Meeting:

The next meeting will be on January 20, 1988 at the Cottonwood School. 10 Adjournment:

The meeting was adjourned at 4:45 p.m.
n Director
For
Paul D. Romero
- Secretary
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CANYON
SCHOOL
CCHS

INSURANCE
TIME &

PLACE OF
NEXT

MEETING

ADJOURNMENT
HISTORIAL_COMMISSION MINUTES NOVEMBER 19, 1987 PAGE _7

8. New Business:

A. San Timoteo Canyon School/Haskell Ranch Project - information/action Diana Seider stated that the San Timoteo Canyon School is believed to be the oldest standing school in the county; and it is owned by the Beaumont School District. Landmark Development is considering purchasing this site as part of their development in the area. Ms.

Mary Haggland moved that
“the Historical Commission endorse the Park Advisory Commission's action to purchase the San Timoteo School as a Riverside County historical park site.”
The motion was seconded and carried unanimously.

CCHS Proposed Insurance for Historical Societies or Support Groups information/action
The Conference of California Historical Societies has proposed insurance for non-profit organizations at a lower cost. This will allow non-profit organizations to obtain insurance at group rates.

9. Time and Place of Next Meeting:

The next meeting will be on January 20, 1988 at the Cottonwood School. 10 Adjournment:

The meeting was adjourned at 4:45 p.m.
jana L. Seider, History Bivisien Director
For
Paul D. Romero
[ Secretary
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CANYON
SCHOOL
CCHS

INSURANCE
TIME &

PLACE OF
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WHEREAS, notice of said hearing was duly given by
publication and by mail to interested parties; and
WHEREAS, said hearing was duly held and all persons
wishing to be heard at said hearing were heard by the Board, �
g and all oral and written evidence and comment presented at or c--:i for said hearing was considered by the Board; and -
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WHEREAS at the conclusion of said hearing, the Board duly deliberated on the ques�ion of whether or not to designate the Old Moreno Schoolhouse as a landmark;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, FOUND AND DETERMINED by the Cultural Preservation Board of the City of Moreno Valley, California, as follows:

1. The Old Moreno Schoolhouse has special historical,
archeological, paleontological, cultural, architectural or community value to the City of Moreno Valley in that:
(a) The Old Moreno Schoolhouse is the only sizable,
historically significant structure within the City which is more than fifty years old, having been built in 1928 to replace a prior school building built in 1892;
(b) Two Moreno Schools in succession have occupied
the site for more than seventy years;
(c) The Old Moreno Schoolhouse is an excellent
example of Mission Revival architecture in smaller public buildings;
(d) The Old Moreno Schoolhouse was included in the
State of California Historic Resources Inventory taken in 1983;
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WHEREAS, notice of said hearing was duly given by
publication and by mail to interested parties; and
WHEREAS, said hearing was duly held and all persons
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wishing to be heard at said hearing were heard by the Board, and all oral and written evidence and comment presented at or for said hearing was considered by the Board; and
WHEREAS at the conclusion of said hearing, the Board duly deliberated on the question of whether or not to designate the 0ld Moreno Schoolhouse as a landmark;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, FOUND AND DETERMINED by as follows:
the Cultural Preservation Board of the City of Moreno Valley, California,

1. The 01d Moreno Schoolhouse has special historical,
archeological, paleontological, cultural, architectural or community value to the City of Moreno Valley in that:
(a) The 0ld Moreno Schoolhouse is the only sizable,
historically significant structure within the City which is more than fifty years old, having been built in 1928 to (b)
replace a prior school building built in 1892;
Two Moreno Schools in succession have occupied
the site for more than seventy years;
(c)
buildings;
The 01d Moreno Schoolhouse is an excellent
example of Mission Revival architecture in smaller public (d) The 01d Moreno Schoolhouse was included in the
State of California Historic Resources Inventory taken in 1983;
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of the City of Moreno Valley to be known as "the Old Moreno Schoolhouse."
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, DIRECTED AND DETERMINED that the designation of the Old Moreno Schoolhouse as a landmark is categorically exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act pursuant to Section 15308 of Title 14 of the California Administrative Code and the Director of Developmental Services shall caus� an appropriate Notice of Environmental Exemption to be filed with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Riverside County.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AND DIRECTED that the Director of Developmental Services shall certify to the adoption of this Resolution and cause a copy hereof, so certified, to be recorded in the office of the Recorder of Riverside County, and to be transmitted to each person having an ownership interest in the landmark, to the City Manager, to the Assessor of Riverside County, to the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Moreno Valley, and to interested persons, City Departments and other governmental entities.

APPROVED AND ADOPTED this �t). day of . 'l7J7== , 19 ff'. �::�--+---'
Title: Sr. Permit Coordinator
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of the City of Moreno Valley to be known as "the 0ld Moreno Schoolhouse."
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, DIRECTED AND DETERMINED that the designation of the 0ld Moreno Schoolhouse as a landmark is categorically exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act pursuant to Section 15308 of Title 14 of the California Administrative Code and the Director of Developmental Services shall cause an appropriate Notice of Environmental Exemption to be filed with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Riverside County.

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28780 ALESSANDRO BLVD
Legal Description
Lots 1 to 4, inclusive, in
as shown by map on file in
Maps, Records of San
California;
Block 36 of Moreno,
Book 11 page 19 of
Bernardino County,
TOGETHER with that portion of the south half
of Williams Avenue, adjoining said property on
the North, as vacated by Order of the Board of
Supervisors, filed for record November 17,
1932 as instrument No. 617 of Official Records
of Riverside County, California;
EXCEPTING therefrom those portions of Lots 3
and 4, conveyed to the county of Riverside, by
Deed recorded October 9, 1975 as instrument
No. 124431 of Official Records of Riverside
County, California, more particularly
described as follows;
BEGINNING at the Southwest corner of said Lot
3;
THENC� North 00° 08' 36" West, along the West
:. line o�·said Lot, a distance of 18.00 feet;
'THENCE South 47° 31' 49" East, a distance of
,,26.59 �eet to the South line of said Lot;
THENCE "South 89° 51' 18" West, along said
South-�ine, a distance of 19.56 feet to the
Point o� Beginning;
;-•· ALSO BEGINNING at the Southeast corner of said
Lot 4;
THENCE North 00° 08' 26" West, along the East
line of said Lot, a distance of 18.00 feet;
THENCE South 47° 14' 38" West, a distance of

26.58 feet to the South line of said Lot;
THENCE North 89° 51' 18" East, along said
South line, a distance of 19.56 feet to the
Point of Beginning.

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28780 ALESSANDRO BLVD
Legal Description
Lots 1 to 4, inclusive, in Block 36 of Moreno,
as shown by map on file in Book 11 page 19 of
Maps, Records of San Bernardino County,
California;
TOGETHER with that portion of the south half
of Williams Avenue, adjoining said property on
the North, as vacated by Order of the Board of
Supervisors, filed for record November 17,
1932 as instrument No. 617 of Official Records
of Riverside County, California;
EXCEPTING therefrom those portions of Lots 3
and 4, conveyed to the county of Riverside, by
Deed recorded October 9, 1975 as instrument
No. 124431 of Official Records of Riverside
County, California, more particularly
described as follows;
BEGINNING at the Southwest corner of said Lot
3;
THENCE North 00° 08’ 36" West, along the West
©: line of ‘said Lot, a distance of 18.00 feet;
THENCE South 47° 31’ 49" East, a distance of
© ,.26.59 feet to the South line of said Lot;
THENCE South 89° S51’ 18" West, along said
South line, a distance of 19.56 feet to the
~ .. Point of Beginning;
ALSO BEGINNING at the Southeast corner of gaid
Lot 4;
THENCE North 00° 08" 26" West, along the East
line of said Lot, a distance of 18.00 feet;
THENCE South 47° 14’ 38" West, a distance of

26.58 feet to the South line of said Lot;
THENCE North 89° S51’ 18" East, along said
South line, a distance of 19.56 feet to the
Point of Beginning. )
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State of California - The Resources Agency

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION

HISTORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY
Ser. No. 2,?J-2-268- 3
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i ,_IDENTIFICATION None
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Moreno School 2. Historic name: __________________________________ 28780 Alessandro Blvd 3. Street or rural address: ______________________________ _ Sunnymead 92388 Riverside Cit _______________ Zip ______ County ___________ _

4. Parcel number: _
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92388 _____________ 0 h wners .. 1p 1s: P u bi· 1c ____ P. nvate _____ _ residential school 6. Present Use: ______________ priginal use: ________________ _

DESCRIPTION
7a. Architectural style: ve rn a cu 1 a r wood frame
7b. Briefly describe the present physical description of the site or structure and describe. any major alterations from its original condition:

Rectangular in plan with a Spanish tile gable roof, this old school building has wood and stucco siding, .double-hung windows, an arched entryway, and Mission style end gables. Tall deodar trees shade the building.
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11. Approx. property size (in feet)
Frontage ___ Depth--,-,--
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12. Date(s) of enclosed photograph(s)
February 1, 1983
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IDENTIFICATION None

1. Common name:

C Moreno School

2. Historic name:
28780 Alessandro Blvd

3. Street or rural address:

Sunnymead Zip 92388 County Riverside City__
478-171-006-6 4. Parcel number:

5. Present Owner: Y2Mes Q. Jordan Address: 28780 Alessandro Blvd ciy____Sunnymead zip 22388 Gnershipis:Public Private

6. PresentUse: residential Originaluse: school
DESCRIPTION : 7a. Architecturalstyle: vernacular wood frame 7b. Briefly describe the presentphysicaldescription of the site or structure and describe.any major alterations from its original condition:

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Constructiog date: unknouns
Estimated 21920_ Factual

9. Architect unknown

10. Builder Unknown

11. Approx. property size (in feet)
Frontage __ Depth —p—
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"12. Date(s) of enclosed photograph(s)
February 1, 1983
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Excellent __ Good __ Fair __ Deteriorated __ No longer in existenc;� 7 2, 18 Condition:

Alterations: --=U:..:.n.:..:a::..:..1-=t-=e�r-'e::;..;;;.d ______________________________ _ Surroundings: (Check more than one if necessary) Open land __ Scattered buildings __ Densely built-up _X __ Residential _X_lndustrial __ Commercial __ Other:

16. Threats to site: None known....!_Private development __ Zoning __ Vandalism Public Works project __ Other:

17. Is the structure: On its original site? __ _ Moved? __ _ Unknown? ____

18. Related features: __ .,.g.=a:..;.r...;a;;;..g...;e_, • .......,;S::..:.;.h.=e-=d=----------------------------

SIGNIFICANCE

19. Briefly state historical and/or architectural importance (include dates, events, and persons associated with the site.) --- ,- . .. . . . . ·- .....

Moreno School is typical of t he small grammar schools in t his rural area ; it is now used as a residence . It is an excellent example of t he Mission Revival style in a small public building . -

20. Main theme of the historic resource: (If more than one is checked, number in order of importance.)
Architecture X Arts & Leisure ______ _
Economic/Industrial _Exploration/Settlement ____
Government ____ Military ________ _
Religion _____ Social/Education· ---X· ----------�
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Date form p-r��r�d-· - · May 2 5, 198 3
By (name) J 1 m. Warner
Organization . R, V Co A, star, ca I Comm
Address: - 4 6 00 c res tmo re Rd
City R i v e rs i de Zip 9 2 5 1 9
Phone: · ( 7 14 } 7 8 7 - 2 5 5 1
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Condition: Excellent Good Fair Deteriorated
Alterations: __Unaltered
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Surroundings: (Check more than one if necessary} Open land Scattered buildings Densely built-up _X Residential __XIndustrial Commercial Other:

Threats to site: None known _X Private development Zoning Vandalism Public Works project Other:

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Is the structure: On its original site? . Moved? Unknown? SIGNIFICANCE : 19. Briefly state historical and/or architectural importance (include dates, ¢events, and persons associated with the site.)

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‘Moreno School is typical of the small grammar schoolsin this rural area; it is now used as a residence. It is an excellent example of the Mission Revival style in a small public building.

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Organization —.Riv Co Historical Comm
Address: Crestmore 4600 Rd
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Phone: — (714) 787 - 2551
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Daivd Castillo 28780 Alesandro 5. Present Owner: ------------------- Address: ------------ Ci
tv ___ S_u_n_n_y_m_ ea_d _______ Zip 92388 Ownership is: Public ____ Private _x ____ _

6. PresentUse: Single family residen
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DESCRIPTION
7a. Architectural style: MI S SI ON REV I VAL
7b. Briefly describe the �resent physical appearanc11 of the site or structure and describe any major alterations from its original condition:

Main building is Mission Revival in style, but has been altered by fire, partial demolition and misguided remodeling. The extant building is now rectangular in plan, a gable and shed roof, some spanish tile, stucco exterior walls, wood windows (dbl. hung) round roof vents, arched portico, round wood columns, flat arches over some windows, foundations of demolished portions of building to the North of the house. Two detached tiuildings to the west of main building. One of �oncrete, the other of concrete block. Fences and landscaping on site.

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9. a Architect unknown
10_ Builder O l i f Erickson :J
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11. Approx. prqP.erty size (in feet)
Frontage l l O De_pth S l O
or approx. acreage 2 • 7 5 a C •
( .. Moreno 12. Date(sl of enclosed photograph(s)
February 1, 1983 r -'. I 5-209-03-02
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@ __one 53-7278
oul 2. Historic name: Moreno Elementary School (OIL Moreno Schatl 28- 33-002)

3. Street or rural address: 28780 Alesandro Blvd.

City, Sunnymead Zip__ 92388 County___Rivers ide
478-171-006-6 4. Parcel number:

5. Present Owner: Daivd Castillo Address: 28780 Alesandro City Sumymad Zip 92388 Ownership is: Public Private

6. PresentUse: Single family residence original use: elementary school

DESCRIPTION
7a. Architecturalstyle: MISSION REVIVAL
7b. Briefly describe the present physicalappearance of the site or structure and describe any major alterations from its original condition:

Main building is Mission Revival in style, but has been altered by fire, partial demolition and misguided remodeling. The extant building is now rectangular in plan, a gable and shed roof, some spanish tile, stucco exterior walls, wood windows (dbl. hung) B round roof vents, arched portico, round wood columns, flat arches ‘@ over some windows, foundations of demolished portions of building Tl to the North of the house. Two detached buildings to the west of “main building. One of concrete, the other of concrete block. Fences and landscaping on site. SE Co :
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Attach PhotoEnvelopeHere : : 8. Constructiondate:.

Estimated Factual 192
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Approx. property size (in feet)
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5-209-03-02
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i- Tl;- , Con_�ition: Excellent _Good _ Fair ,l Deteriorated _ No longer in existence _ 14� Alterations: Altered by fire, demolition, remodeling l - �ld1�7 8
. 15. Surrounc:lngs: (Check more than one if necessary) Open land _Scattered buildings_ Densely�ilt•up _ - Residential --1...lndustrial _Commercial _Other: !,". Threm to site: None k,-n_Pri.- fted lo.,._,. X --
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Moreno school is typical of the small grammar schools in this rural area; it is now used as a single family residence. It could once again become an excellent example of the Mission Revival architectural style in a small public building.

Locational sketch map (draw and label site and L surrounding streets, roads, and prominent landmarks):

1. 20. Main theme of the histaric resoun:e: (If more than one is checked, number in order of importance.) U
NOR�
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ArchitectUre X Arts & Leisure ______
Economic/Industrial _Exploration&ttlement ___
Government ____ Military _______ _
Religion _____ Social/Education __ X ___ _
Soun:es ( List books, documents, surveys, personal interviews and their dates).

County records, personal interviews, news paper files, books Date form prepared May 2 5, 198 3
By (name) J i m W a r n er
Organizaticm R i v • Co • H i s tor i ca 1 Co mm .

Address: 4 6 0 0 C re s t mo re Rd .

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| 15. Surroundings: (Check more than one if necessary) Openland ___Scattered buildings - Residential __XIndustrial Commercial Other:
1 Threats to site: None known___Private development ____ X Zoning Vandalism ____ Public Works project Other:

17. isthe structure: On its original site?___X Moved? Unknown? —_—— "18 Relatedfeatures: Garage and shed |
| SIGNIFICANCE

19. Briefly state historical and/or architectural importance (includedates,events,andpersonsassocistedwith the site.) | Moreno school is typical of the small grammar schools in this rural area; it is now used as a single family residence. It could once again become an excellent example of the Mission Revival architectural style in a small public building. :
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- 20. Main themeof the historic resource:(If more than oneis NORTH g "checked, number in order of importance.) .
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*P3a. Description: (Describe rewurce and its major clements. Include design. materials. condition. alteralions. si7,e, selling. and boundaries) One hundred feet west of CA-RIV-421 is an isolated boulder on the east bank of a dry gully. Two near-vertical facets of the boulder retain polished convex surfaces that were apparently made by abrasion. They differ from milling slicks in being convex and are in nearly vertical orientation. If the boulder were rotated to place one surface in a horizontal position, the other would be inaccessible near the bottom of the boulder. In addition to the two polished surfaces, the boulder is scarred by equipment used to disc the surrounding agricultural land. This isolate does not appear to be significant of itself, nor is it associated with other cultural materials that would yield significant culturaf data. *P3b. Resource Attributes: <List attributes and codes> -""B"'e"'d""ro,,,c.,k,._rru=·t,.,_h,.,_· n..,g..,1" .. e"'a.,tu,..r"'e_,_('-'A"'P4--''"") __________________ _ *P4. Resources Present: D Building D Structure □ Object � Site D District D Element of District D Other (Isolates. etc.) Sa. Photograph or Drawing: (Photo required for buildings. structures. and objects.) PSb. Description of Photo: (View, data, accession#)_
LSA-KBH232-I-l Ph. View east of
isolated milling feature and CA-RIV421 in background.
*P6. Date Constructed/Age and Sources:
0 Historic
181 Prehistoric O Both
Mason. et al, 1984 Cultural Resource
Survey Report on Wolfskill Ranch
*P7. Owner and Address:

KB Homes
801 Corporate Center Drive
Pomona. California 91786
•PS. Recorded by: (Name, affiliation. and
address): Riordan L. Goodwin
I 650 Spruce Street. 5
th Floor
Riverside. California 92507
*1'9. Date recorded: 5/30/02
•PIO. Survey Type: (Describe)
Site delineation/recordation
* Pll. Report citation: (Cite survey report and other sources or enter "none.") Site Delineation/Recordation. Tract 30233. City of Moreno Valley, Riverside County, California.

Attachments: None 181Location Map 181Sketch Map □Continuation Sheet □Building, Structure, and Object Record 181Archaeological Record □District Record □Linear Feature Record 181Milling Station Record □Rock Art Record □Artifact Record □Photograph Record □Other (List) RECEIVED IN DPR 523A (1/95) SE p 2 5 ZUlf�equired Information
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#p2, Location: ® Not for Publication 0 Unrestricted *a, County Riverside and (P2bandP2c orP2d. AttachaLocationMap asnecessary.) SEYyFsw *b. USGS7.5' QuadSunnymead Date 1967,PR 1980T 3S;R 3S; _ S<470f_SE of Sec_14; SBB.M. ¢. Address_ChampionshipDr. City Moreno Valley Zip
d. UTM: (Givemore than one for large and/or linear resources) Zone _11; 485060 mE /3751350mN €. Other Locational Data: (e.g..parcel#, directions to levation, etc. asappropriate) FromHighway 60, takeRedlands Boulevard south 2.4miles to JohnF.Kennedy Road; turn left onChampionship Drive and left onForest Oaks Way. Theisolatedmillingfeatureisapproximately 43metersnorthof theintersectionofForestOaks Way andRyder Way.
*P3a. Description: (Describe resourceaudits majorekements. Include design, materials, condition,alterations,size,selting,andboundaries) One hundred feet west ofCA-RIV-421 is an isolatedboulder on the eastbank of a dry gully. Two near-vertical facetsof the boulder retain polished convex surfaces that were apparently made by abrasion. They differ from milling slicks in being convex andareinnearly verticalorientation. If theboulder wererotatedtoplace one surfacein ahorizontalposition,theother would be inaccessible near the bottom of the boulder. In addition to the two polished surfaces, the boulder is scarred by equipment used to disc the surrounding agricultural land. This isolate does not appear to be significant of itself, nor is it associatedwith other cultural materials that would yield significant cultural data. *P3b. Resource Attributes: (Lis auibutesandcodes) _Bedrock muling feature(AP4) *Pq, Resources Present: D guiding O stuctwre OD Object ® Site O District O Element of District. DO Other (Isolates, etc.) PS5a. Photograph or Drawing: (Photo required for buildings. str . andobjects.) PSb. Description of Photo: (View, data, accession#),
LSA-KBH232-1-1 Ph. View east of
isolated milling featureand CA-RIV421 in background.
*p6.Date Constructed/Age and Sources:
0 Historic B Pretisioric 0 Both
Mason, et al, 1984 Cultural Resource
Survey Report on Wolfskill Ranch
*P7. Owner and Address:

K B Homes
801 Corporate Center Drive
Pomona, California 91786
*P8. Recorded by: (Name,affiliation, and
address);_RiordanL..Goodwin
1650SpruceStreet,S™Floor
Riverside, California 92507
*P9. Date recorded: _5/30/02
*P10.Survey Type:(Describe)
Site delineation/recordation
* P11.Fr citation: Cie survey report andother sourcesor enter"none.")_SiteDelineation/Recordation, Tract30233, City of Moreno Valley, Riverside County, California.

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Method of Measurement: □ Paced 181 Taped _ □ Visual estimate _ □ Other: ____________ _ Method of Determination (Check any that apply): D Artifacts 181 Features D Soil D Vegetation D Topography □ Cut bank □ Animal burrow □ Excavation □ Property boundary □ Other (Explain): _____________ Reliability of determination: 181 High □ Medium □ Low Explain: ___________________ _ Limitations (Check any that apply) □ Restricted access □ Paved/built over □ Site limits incompletely defined 181 Disturbances □ Vegetation □ Other: (Explain): Feature may not be in its original location.

Depth: _____ □ None 181 Unknown Method of Determination: ___________________ _ Human Remains: D Present 181 Absent D Possible □ Unknown (Explain):

Features (Number, briefly describe, indicate size, list associated cultural constituents, and show location of each feature on sketch map):

One isolated boulder with two anamolous milling surfaces on its northeast and southwest portions.

Cultural Constituents: (Describe and quantify artifacts, ecofacts, cultural residues, etc., not associated with features):

None.

Were Specimens Collected? 181 No O Yes (If� ,ttach ArulactReconl o, catalog,n<Hd"1tifywhe, .. pecimensuccuntcd.) Site Condition: 181 Good □ Fair □ Poor (Describe disturbances):

Nearest Water: (Type, distance, and direction) Spring approximately 1200' to the east Elevation: 1640' AMSL
Environmental Setting: (Describe culturally relevant variables such as vegetation, fauna, soils, geology, landform, slope, aspect, exposure, etc.):

With the exception of seasonal grasses, very little native vegetation remains in the area of the isolate. The eastern portion of Moreno Valley is located southwest of the San Jacinto Fault at the northern end of the Perris Valley. The project is located on the north slopes of Mount Russell, and northern portions of the parcel sit on Pleistocene basin filling sediments covered with Holocene alluvium. Water seeping to the surface along a west-trending fault cutting the granitic rock is marked by green vegetation.

All. Historical Information:
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The site was once adjacent to or within the boundaries of a historic ranch complex (Mason, et al 1984).

Age: 181 Prehistoric □ Protohistoric □ 1542-1769 □ 1769-1848 □ 1848-1880 □ 1880-1914 □ 1914-1945 D Post 1945 □ Undetermined Describe position in regional prehistoric chronology or factual historic dates if known:

Interpretations (Discuss data potential, function(s), ethnic affiliation, and other interpretations) These anomalous milling surfaces are probably associated with the Late Prehistoric Cahuilla Remarks:

References (Documents, informants, maps, and other references):

Goodwin, Riordan L. and Robert Reynolds
2002 Site Delineation/Recordation, Tract 30233, City ofMoreno Valley, Riverside County, California. Prepared for KB Homes.

Unpublished report on file at the Eastern Information Center, UCR.

Mason, Roger, et al
1984 Cultural Resource Survey Report on Wolfskill Ranch. Prepared by Scientific Resource Surveys, Inc. Unpublished report on file at the Eastern Information Center, UCR.

Photographs (Ust subjects, direction of view, and accession numbers or attach a Photograph Record):

Various views of isolated feature, frames 88 through 91 - *Al7.

Original Media/Negatives Kept at: _,L.,S.,A=A,,s,,,s"'-oc=,i"'a.,,te,,,s"""'In.,,c"". ________________________ _ Form Prepared By: _,Ri.,,·"'or,_,d,.,,a,,.,n_,L.,.._,G.,o""o"'d""w""in,.,_ _________________ Date: 6/7/02 Affiliation and Address: 1650 Spruce Street, 5
th Floor, Riverside, CA, 92507
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Page_3 of_S_ me or #: (Assigned by recorder) LSA-KBH232-1-1 *Al. Dimensions: a. Length 2m ( N-S )xb. Width__1.7 ( E-W ) Method of Measurement: (JPaced ® Taped __ [OVisual estimate ___ [0 Other:

Method ofDetermination (Checkany thatapply): [J Artifacts ® Features [0 Soil [ Vegetation [0 Topography O Cut bank O Animal burrow 0 Excavation OJProperty boundary OJOther (Explain):

Reliability of determination: ® High 0 Medium OLow Explain; Limitations (Checkanythatapply) [J Restricted access [JPaved/built over [1Site limits incompletely defined B® Disturbances [0 Vegetation 0 Other:(Explain): Feature may not be in its original location.

A2. Depth: ___ DONone ®@Unknown Method ofDetermination:
*A3. Human Remains: [J Present ® Absent [J Possible O Unknown (Explain):
*Ad. Features (Number,brieflydescribe,indicatesize,list associatedculturalconstituents,andshowlocationofeachfeatureonsketchmap):

One isolated boulder with two anamolousmilling surfaces on its northeast and southwestportions. *AS. Cultural Constituents: (Describeandquantifyartifacts,ecofacts,culturalresidues,etc.,not associated with features):

None.
*AG. Were Specimens Collected? B No [J Yes (yes,attachArtifactRecordoecatalogandidentifywherespecimens arecurated.) *A7. Site Condition: ® Good (Fair [0 Poor (Describedisturbances):
® *A8. Nearest Water: (Type,distance,anddirection)Spring approximately 1200’ to the east *A9. Elevation: 1640'AMSL
A10. Environmental Setting: (Describeculturallyrelevantvariablessuchasvegetation,fauna,soils,geology,landform,slope,aspect,exposure,etc.):

With the exception of seasonalgrasses,very little native vegetation remains in the areaof the isolate. The easternportion of Moreno Valley is located southwest of the SanJacinto Fault at the northern end of the Perris Valley. The project is located on the north slopes of Mount Russell, and northern portions of the parcel sit on Pleistocene basin filling sediments covered withHolocene alluvium. Water seepingto the surfacealonga west-trending fault cutting the granitic rock is marked by green vegetation.

All. Historical Information:

The site was once adjacent to or within theboundaries ofa historic ranch complex (Mason, et al 1984). *Al12, Age: B Prehistoric O Protohistoric 0 1542-1769 0 1769-1848 [J 1848-1880 O 1880-1914 [1914-1945 O Post 1945 O Undetermined Describe position in regional prehistoric chronology or factual historic dates if known:

Al3. Interpretations (Discussdatapotential,function(s),ethnicaffiliation,andotherinterpretations) Theseanomolous milling surfaces areprobably associatedwith the Late Prehistoric Cahuilla Al4. Remarks:

Al5. References (Documents,informants,maps,andotherreferences):

Goodwin, RiordanL. and Robert Reynolds
2002 SiteDelineation/Recordation,Tract30233,CityofMoreno Valley,Riverside County,California.PreparedforKBHomes.

Unpublished report on file at theEasternInformation Center, UCR.

Mason,Roger, et al
1984 CulturalResourceSurveyReport on WolfskillRanch. Preparedby Scientific ResourceSurveys,Inc. Unpublishedreport on file at the Eastern Information Center,UCR.

A16. Photographs (List subjects,direction ofview, andaccessionnumbersor attacha PhotographRecord):
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DPR532C(1/95)
Various views of isolated feature, frames 88 through 91 Original Media/NegativesKept at: LSA Associates, Inc.

Form PreparedBy: RiordanL. Goodwin
Affiliation and Address:_1650 Spruce Street, 5 Floor, Riverside, CA, 92507 Date: 6/7/02
*Required Information
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MS Milling slick
BM Basin milling feature
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S Filled with soil
L Filled with leaves
U Unexcavated
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CO Conicalmortar PM Possiblemortar S Filled with soil R Containsrock OM Ovalmortar MS Milling slick L Filled with leaves P Containspestle SM Saucermortar BM Basinmilling feature U Unexcavated M Containsmano Other: : Other:
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PHOTOGRAPH I, View SSW of isolated boulder with abrasion smoothing and scars from discing equipment.

PHOTOGRAPH 3, View SE of isolated boulder with abrasion smoothing. Note also scars from discing
equipment and NW portion of site CA-RIV 421
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PHOTOGRAPH 2, Close up of isolated boulder with abrasion smoothing and scars from discing equipment.

PHOTOGRAPH 4, Close up view to SE of boulder with abrasion smoothing.below scale.

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PHOTOGRAPH 1:View SSW of isolatedboulder withabrasion
smoothingandscars from discingequipment.

PHOTOGRAPH 3: ViewSEof isolatedboulderwithabrasion
smoothing. Notealsoscarsfrom discing
equipmentandNWportion ofsite CA-RIV4.21
in distance.

PHOTOGRAPH 2:Closeupof isolatedboulder withabrasion
smoothingand scars from discing equipment.

PHOTOGRAPH 4:Closeup view toSEofboulder with abrasion
smoothing.belowscale.

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1. USGS QUAD Sunnymead 7½' X lS' ______ YEAR 1967, rev, 1973

2. UTM GRID ZONE lii : ,0_485NVfo mE 375136 "'J/,O mN

3. TWP. 3S RANGE: 3W NW 1/4 of SW 1/4: of SE 1/4,of. SE,1/4 of·Sec. ·1466'6.M_,

4. LOCATION South of town of Moreno at south end of Wilmont.St. at base of Mt. Russell, it is located within prehistoric site complex Riv 419, 420, 421 .

5. CONTOUR 1680 ft 6. OWNER & ADDRESS R
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7. SITE DESCRIPTION Site consists of the area between two promontories projecting from the north flank of Mt. Russel I. A spring provides water tor several pepper

8. TOTAL AREA _.:....:10:...::.0 __ x 75 meters 9. SUBSURFACE COMPONENT: YES NO unknown

10. SITE DISTURBANCE __
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11. SITE COMPONENTS ----------=-----'-------=..c.......:..___:�---=--- late 19th century house (demolished),spring house, & corral --

12. FEATURES (STRUCTURES) Spring house made of lime & decomposed granite mixture covered with plaster, forming a tank 5.1 x 3.1 x 1 .25m.

13. EVENTUAL IMPACT Development of Wolfskill Ranch property ----------------------------

14. PREVIOUS SURVEY ----------------------------

15. ARCHIVAL INFORMATION/INSTITUTION(S} ________________ _

16. ORAL INFORMANTS Dr. Gerald Smith recalls a house at this location.

17. HISTORIC MAPS Structure shown on 1901 USGS Elsinore Quad

18. ARTIFACTS: Ceramics X Glass X Meta 1 X
Faunal
--- ----
Charcoal Buttons Nails ----

X ---- -----

19. REMARKS Some structural material around pepper trees indicates former house location .

Artifacts are sparse, obscured by grass, corral 1nd1cated by two fence posts.

20. SKETCH MAP See Riv 419, 420, 421 21. DATE 12/5/83

22. RECORDER R. Mason, Scientific Resource Surveys, Inc.

PHOTO ROLL NO. on file at SRS FRAME NO.

FILM TYPE(S) B/W 125 TAKEN BY R. Mason
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USGS QUAD_Sunnymead 71 X 15 YEAR1967, rev, 1973
UTM GRID ZONE V1. .04852%240 mE 375136 3,0 mN To TWP. 35 RANGE: 3W ‘NW 1/4 of SW 174. of SE,1/4.0f SE.1/4 of Sec. 14546M, LOCATION South of town of Moreno at south end of Wilmont St. at base of Mt. Russell, it is located within prehistoric site complex Riv 419, 420, 421. . CONTOUR 1680 ft 6. OWNER & ADDRESS "goert fi:Warmington, 3090 Pullman SITE DESCRIPTION Site consists of the area between two promontories projecting from the north flank of Mt. Russell. A spring provides water for Several Pepper trees
TOTAL AREA _ 100 x __175 meters 9. SUBSURFACE COMPONENT: YES NO . unknown
SITE DISTURBANCE house demolished
SITE COMPONENTS late 19th century house (demolished),spring house, & corral FEATURES (STRUCTURES) Spring house made of lime & decomposed granite mixture covered with plaster, forming a tank 5.1 x 3.T x 1.25m.

EVENTUAL IMPACT Development of Wolfskill Ranch property

PREVIOUS SURVEY

ARCHIVAL INFORMATION/INSTITUTION(S)
ORAL INFORMANTS Dr. Gerald Smith recalls a house at this location.

HISTORIC MAPS Structure shown on 1901 USGS Elsinore Quad ARTIFACTS: Ceramics __ X Glass _ X Metal X
Faunal __ Charcoal Buttons Nails
REMARKS Some structural material around pepper trees indicates former house location.

Artifacts are sparse, obscuredby grass, corral 1ndiTated—by two—fence—posts:

X
SKETCH MAP See Riv 419, 420, 421 21. DATE 12/5/83
RECORDER R. Mason, Scientific Resource Surveys, Inc.

PHOTO ROLL NO. on file at SRS FRAME NO.

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Pl. Other Identifier: CA-RlV-2775, -2776, -2777
Reviewer
*P2. Location: [gl Not for Publication D Unrestricted *a. County: Riverside Primary # 3 3 - 1 5 0 HRI#
Trinomial: CA-RIV-xxxx
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*b. USGS 7.5' Quad: Sunnymead. CA. Date: 1980 (photorevised) T.3S: R.3W: SE¼ of the NW¼ of Section 13. c. Address: none City: none (County) Zip:
d. UTM: 0486224mE/3752414mN (no1thwcst corner) AND 048635 1mE/3752405mN (nort11cast comer) AND 0486354nE/3752354mN (southeast comer). Zone ll. Note: Plots taken in field via Garvin Legacy GPS. NAO 1984. e. Other Locational Data: The site is located at the base of Mount Russell. Elevation: 1640-1680. ASL. *P3a. Description: This site was previously known as CA-RIV-2775. CA-RIV-2776 and CA-RIV-2777. With the addition of new feature elements and GPS rendering of the original site locations. is becomes clear that the three original sites (which were all within 80 meters of each other) should be combined into a single site wth the new clements added. The new additional site elements are Lcnned Locus A and the three original sites arc tenned Locus B. This site consists of 12 milling feature groups on boulder outcrops. These outcrops exhibit a total of 29 milling slicks total. The site is located near the foot of an extreme slope al the nort11cast base of Ml. Russell. All outcrops are moderately exfoliated. No artifacts were detected with.in the site boundary during testing.

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*P6. Date Constructed/Age
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*P7. Owner and Address:

Highland Fain1iew Properties

2.J.525 Alessandro Boulevard
Moreno Valley. CA 92553
*P8. Recorded by:

Michael Dice
Michael Brandman Associates
220 Commerce. Suite #200
lrv
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*P9. Date Recorded:

June l. 2006
*P10. Survey T�·pe: CEQA
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formal.
*Pll. Re11ort Citation: Dice. M.H. (2006). Phase I Cultural Resources .•lssessment and Phase 2 Testing o.f Cultural Resources at rru 3.J838, Ci�v o.f Aforeno I alley, Cal/fornia. On-file. Michael Brandman Associates. * Attachments: ONO NE �Location Map [gjSkctch Map □Continuation Sheets □Building. Stmcture. and Object Record [gjArchaeological Record □District Record □Linear Feature Record [gjMilling Station Record □Rock Art Record OArtifact Record [gjPhotograph Record OOther (List):

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P1. Other ldentifier: CA-RIV-2775, -2776,-2777 é fr P WN EOO+ *P2. Location: Not for Publication [_] Unrestricted *a. County: Riverside *h. USGS 7.5" Quad: Sunnymead.CA. Date: 1980 (photorevised) T.3S: R.3W: SE of theNWY; of Section 13. ¢. Address: nonc City: nonc (County) Zip:
d. UTM: 0486224mE/3752414mN (northwest comer) AND 0486351mE/3752405mN (northeast comer) AND 0486354nE/3752354mN (southeast comer). Zone |]. Note:Plotstakenin field via Garvin Legacy GPS. NAD 1984. ¢. Other Locational Data: The site is located at the base of Mount Russell. Elevation: 1640-1680" ASL. *P3a. Description: This site was previously known asCA-RIV-2775. CA-RIV-2776 and CA-RIV-2777. With the addition of new feature elements and GPS rendering of the original site locations. is becomes clear that the threeoriginal sites (which were all within 80 meters of cach other) should be combined into a single sitc wth the new elements added. The new additional site elements arc tcrined Locus A and the three original sites are termed Locus B. This site consists of 12 milling feature groups on boulder outcrops. Thesc outcrops exhibit a total of 29 milling slicks total. The site is located ncar the foot of an extreme slope at the northeast base of Mt. Russell. All outcrops are moderately exfoliated. No artifacts were detected within the sitc boundary during testing,
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*P7. Owner and Address:

HighlandFairview Propertics
24325 Alessandro Boulevard
Moreno Vallev. CA 92553
*P8. Recorded by:

Michael Dice
Michael Brandman Associates
220 Conuncrce. Suite #200
Irvine. CA 92602
*P9. Date Recorded:

June 1. 2006
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*P11. Report Citation: Dice. M.-H. (20006). Phase I Cultural Resources Assessment and Phase 2 Testing ofCultural Resources at TTA3483K, City ofMoreno Vallev, California. On-file, Michael Brandman Associates. *Attachments: [JNONE PJLocationMap [Sketch Map []Continuation Sheets [_JBuilding.Structure.andObject Record BJ Archaeological Record [District Record [JLincar Feature Record XMilling Station Record [Jrock Art Record [Artifact Record [<JPhotographRecord [JOther (List):

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*Al. Dimensions: a. Length 140111 (E-W) x b. Width 55111 (N-S). CA - Q._ \\) - '5 (:;{)'1..

Method of Measurement: □Paced □Taped □Visual estimate C8]Ot11cr: site characteristics placed on sketch map using GPS mapping metl1od.

Method of Determination (Check any that apply.): □Artifacts C8]Features □Soil □Vegetation □Topography 0Cut bank □Animal burrow □Excavation □Property bow1dary OOt11cr (Explain):

Reliability of Determination: C8]High 0Low Ex1>laio: Phase I archaeological survey.

Limitations (Check any tl1a1 apply): 0Rcstricted access 0Pavcd/built over 0Site limits incompletely defined □Disturbances □Vegetation Dot11cr (Explain):

A2. Depth: □None C8]Unknown Method of Detennination: SUIVey only. *A3. Human Remains: □Present C8]Abscnt □Possible □Unknown (Explain): None seen during survey. * A4. Features: (Number. briefly describe. indicate size, list assoc. cultural constit11cnts, show location of each feature on sketch map.)
The site exhibits two Loci: Locus A includes aJI new clements discovered during survey. while Locus B contains all milling surfaces associated with CA-RJV-2775. CA-RN-2776 and CA-RIV-2777. Locus A exhibits seven milling features on exposed granitic outcrops. There are total of 11 milling slicks of varying size (see milling fonn). All are moderately exfoliated and range from good lo fair condition. Some additional slicks may be buried.

Locus B exhibits the following features. Former site -2775 exhibits one milling feature on a large granitic outcrop.

The slick measures -Px2-km in size and is in good condition. Former site -2776 exhibits se,·en milling slicks on a large granitic outcrop adjacent lo a dirt road. Milling surface# I is l8xl 2cm in size. Surface #2 is 20xl 5cm in size. Surface #3 is l 7x12cm in size. Surface #4 is 35x32cm in size. Surface #5 is 22:d5cm in size. Surface #6 is 22xl2cm in size. Surface #7 is I 9xl 6cm in size. Former site -2777 exhibits tlme different boulder outcrops. Outcrop A is located at tl1e north cdn and consists of a decomposing sentinel with a single missing slick measuring 25x2 I cm in size. Outcrop B is located near the ground and slicks may be partially buried beneath soil. Five slicks measuring 5-kd5cm and 31 x 17cm. l0x9cm and I 2x I 0cm in size were observed. Outcrop C is located at the south end of tl1c rock cluster. is tl1c most clearly visible of tl1c group and exhibits five slicks measuring 25:d6cm. 32x21 cm. 23xl 9cm. 39x25cm and 25xl-lcrn in size.

Testing of site took place. 52 shovel test pits were placed around the granite outcrops in an effort to detem1ine if any buried resources were noted in tl1e site boundary
. No buried features were noted. nor were any artifacts observed. which allows a detenninalion tl1at tl1e site is not a significant resource under CEQA guidelines. *AS. Cultural Constituents: (Describe and quantify artifacts. ccofacts. cultural residues. etc .. not associated witl1 features.) None.
*A6. Were Specimens Collected? �No □Yes (If yes. attach Artifact Record/catalog & identify where artifacts are cu.rated.) 1f checked ··Yes'·. tl1e artifacts would be located at tl1c Michael Brandman Associates office. Irvine. CA. * A 7. Site Condition: C8]Good OF air □Poor (Describe disturbances.):
*AS. Nearest Water: (Type. distance. and direction.) Flood waters arc deposited seasonally in a playa roughly 2 miles to tl1e southeast.
*A9. Elevation: 1640-1680 feet above sea level.

AlO. Environmental Setting: (Describe culturally relevant variables such as vegetation. fauna. soils. geology. landfonn. slope. aspect. exposure. etc.) Floor of alluvial plain. Grassy. no trees. Steep-walled mountain to tl1e soutl1.

All. Historical Information: None.
*A12. Age: C8]Prchistoric D Protoh.istoric D 15-l2-1769 D 1769-l8-l8 D L8-l8-L880 D 1880-19L-l D 19J-l19-l5 D Post l 9-l5 D U ndetennincd (Describe position in regional prehistoric chronology or factual historic dates if known).

A13. lnterJ)rctations: (Discuss data potential. functionlsl. ctlm.ic affiliation. and otl1er interpretations) The site probably is associated with sporadic use of the San Jacinto Valley by ancestral groups.

A14. Remarks: None.

A15. Refe1·ences: (Docwucnts. infonnants. maps. and other references).

Dice. M.H. (2006). Phase I Cultural Resources :lssessment and Phase 2 Testing of Cultural Resources at 1TAI 3-1838, Ci�v o/Moreno Talley, California. On-fi.le. Michael Br.mdman Associates.

A 16. Photographs (List subjects. direction of view. and accession munbcrs or allach a Photograph Record.): Sec Photograph Continuation Page. Original Media/Negatives Ke1>t at: None: digital. *A17. Form Prepared by: M. Dice Date: June 20. 2006.

Affiliation and Address:

Michael Brandman Associates. 220 Conm1erce. Suite 200. Irvine. CaJ. 92602 DPR 523L (1/95) *Required information
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