CITY OF REDONDO BEACH RECELMED BY:
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
APPLICATION FOR LANDMARK DESIGNATION
4/2(2024
Application is hereby made to the Preservation Commission of the City of Redondo Beach for designation of the herein described historic resource as a landmark pursutant to Chapter 4, Title 10 of the Redondo Beach Municipal Code.
PART I - GENERAL INFORMATION
A APPLICANT INFORMATION
STREET ADDRESS OF PROPERTY:
707 S Broadway
EXACT LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY: ZONING:
LOT: 57 BLOCK: TRACT: Knob Hill
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER: 7508 008 020
RECORDED OWNER'S NAME: AUTHORIZED AGENT'S NAME:
Moore, Ronald J and Monica L
MAILING ADDRESS: MAILING ADDRESS:
707 S Broadway, Redondo Beach CA 90277
TELEPHONE: TELEPHONE:
310-944-5659 (Monica)
FAX#: N/A FAX #:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED LANDMARK: Give full and complete answers:
1. Indicate the type and use of building (residential, commercial, etc.):
Residential
2. Indicate type of construction (wood frame, masonry, etc.) Wood frame construction with brick masonry chimney, and concrete foundation.
Landmark Designation application form and fact sheet
1 3. Indicate architectural style: Distinctive two-story front gabled Craftsman design with exposed beams and supporting brackets, grouped casement and fixed windows, tapered window and door trim, unique mill-sawn redwood barn shingle exterior, and broad porch columns with a dashed plaster finish.
Interior details include original maple and Douglas firfloors, mostly original doors and windows with wavy glass, original fireplace and mantel, built-ins, and woodwork. Kitchen and bathrooms have been modified over time.
4. Indicate the year main structure was built (indicate factual or estimated):
Per City Permits:
House 1911
Garage 1961
5. Indicated if is listed in the Redondo Beach Historic Resources Survey: Yes X No O If yes, indicate rating:
The house was rated as A 3 in the 1986 Historic Resources Survey and pictured as an example of an A Rated Craftsman, along with the description "This elegant two-story house displays Craftsman detailing in the exposed beams and supporting brackets and is notable in its grouped casement windows with shaped wood surrounds."
The 1986 survey included 16 properties from the 700 block of South Broadway. Today, only five remain.
Historic Resources Inventory Sheet and Primary Record are included for reference.
6. Other information (provide any useful additional detail regarding the proposed landmark's architectural style, history, etc:
Ours was the first house built on the block and is now one of the last originals still standing. More importantly, there is not another house like it in Redondo Beach. 707 is a unique and exceptional example of a California Craftsman bungalow influenced by the popular Arts and Crafts movement of the time where simplicity, connection with nature and skilled craftsmanship were valued.
Matilda C. Boebinger waltzed into City Hall and pulled the original building permit on December 19, 1911 to build a $2,500 residence, a significant amount of money to spend on a home 113 years ago. There were not many women so heavily invested in real estate back then either. Old city directories, City minutes and Redondo Reflex articles confirm that her name was associated with at least five other properties (many on the Esplanade) in Redondo at a time when the City was awakening to become the place to be as a year-round destination to live.
See attachments on the following pages for Matilda's published 1913 philosophy on property ownership, local real estate investing and general praise for Redondo as well as additional historical information on past owners and occupants.
We found the phrase "H V P Redondo, Cal" handwritten on a piece of built-in furniture, which we surmise was from a shipment of wood to the builder of our house. We assume that "H VP" is Henry V. Panton, a local builder and longtime Redondo resident whose name also graces the local landmark at 411 Emerald Street.
Our home has lived through two sets of Boebinger's, two sets of Moore families (not related but each includes a Ron Moore) and not to mention multiple street name changes, piers, power plants and heavy losses of historical buildings over time. More research could be done to fill in additional detail as there are certainly more stories to tell, especially of more recent owners and occupants of the last seventy years.
Special thanks to the late Gloria Snyder, the late Shirley McDonald; Douglas Thompson and Ed Martinez of the Redondo Beach Public Library, and Sydni Sanderson of the Redondo Beach Historical Museum for past and present research assistance.
Landmark Designation application form and fact sheet
2 707 S Broadway Owner / Occupant Timeline
Owners Occupants
Pre Los Angeles & Redondo Railway Co.
05/20/1899
Pre Redondo Improvement Company
06/07/1907
06/07/1907 Mrs. M.C. Davis (one half interest) and
Mrs. Lillian Ossing (one half interest)
Terms: Consideration of ten dollars "lawful money"
"...that no main building shall be erected or suffered to remain upon the premises hereby conveyed that is not reasonably worth $2000 if two story and that said main building shall be erected before any other building on the property hereby conveyed and so located that its front will not be less than 25 feet back from the front boundary line of said lot.." 10/25/1910 Mrs. Lillian Ossing to
Matilda C. Boebinger (formerly Mrs. M.C. Davis)
Terms: Consideration of ten dollars for one half interest 1913/1914 Boebinger, Matilda C. Mrs. (widow
Charles), h
08/23/1915 Matilda C. Boebingerto
Julia V. Ransom
1915/1916 Ransom, H.B., Wife Julia V., retired, h
Ransom, Mary E., student, r
Ransom, Jack, student, r
04/25/1916 Julia V. Ransom to
Sonia M. Boebinger King
Terms: Consideration of ten dollars
1917/1918 King Roy S., (Sonia M.), Redondo Const.
Co., h
1920 Hammond, Aileen Mrs., teacher, r
Spaudling, Imogene Miss, teacher, r (1)
Spaudling, Laura Mrs., housewife, r (1)
1921/1922 King, RoyS., (Sonia M.) clk SO Co.
09/19/1922 RoyS. and Sonia M. Boebinger Kingto
Susan Nethery a widow
1923/1924 Nethery, Susan Mrs., h
1925/1926 Nethery, Susan Mrs., h
1927 Nethery, Susan Mrs. (wid J.W.), h
1931 Nethery, Susan Mrs. (wid J.W.), h
1936 Nethery, Susan Mrs. (wid J.W.), h
1947 Nethery, Susan Mrs. (wid J.W.), h
3 707 S Broadway Owner / Occupant Timeline
Owners Occupants
09/26/1951 Susan Nethery (then estate of Susan Nethery
(J.H. Hawkins Adm)) to
Raymond R. and Virginia Wortham Moore
Terms: Sales Price (?) $8,100
1952 R.R. Moore (Virginia), mech Douglas ES), h
11/13/1956 Virginia Moore removed
1960 R.R. Moore, h
1963 Ray R. Moore, h
Ronny Moore USA, r
01/05/1989 Steven A. and Michael C. Moore,
Executor of Ray R. Moore
Terms: Value $300,000
08/24/1990 Michael C. Moore
Michael Moore, h
11/05/1991 David Gakenheimer
11/1991 - Renters:
04/1993 Angela B. Degenhardt, Helen McCree,
(Various Simone Haque, Ann F. Panzieri (2)
Dates)
11/1991 - Jon Schoenbeck (3)
04/1993
05/1993- Marianne D. Gendron (3)
04/1994
05/1994- Stephen and Barbara Ramsey Duke,
06/2000 Sara Ramsey Duke (3)
06/22/2000 Ronald J. and Monica Litjen Moore
06/2000 - Ron and Monica Moore (3)
Present
Notes:
Owner Information - County of Los Angeles Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Real Estate Records
Occupant Information - City phone directories at the Redondo Beach Historical Museum and Main Public Library:
h = Homeowner
r = Resident
Additional Notes:
(1) Typo in phone directory - Should read Spaulding
(2) Source: Ancestory.com Library Edition - Address search (3) Provided by Owner
4 707 S Broadway Original Permits
Permits
12/19/1911 Building (permit #381) MC Boebinger, value $2,500 01/08/1912 Plumbing (permit #653) MC Boebinger
01/1915 Sewer (permit #811) Mrs. Julia V. Ransom
Building Permit (1)
372 11/8/11 C. A. Sweetsex 4, 3 Nilming fIt. 2,b1.141 $100.00 373 11/16/11 J. A. Vail t.18 b1.182 $400.00
374 11/17/11 Ira Lewellen t.10 b1.137 $1,150.00
375 11/22/11 Andrew Dinsmore Its.35,36, b1.754 $2,000.00 376 11/23/11 Ida M. Drew 7oGdOtulina 1t.50, Knob Hill $2,000.00 377 11/27/11 J.W. Kessler 43N Eams It.1, b1.141 $5,000.00 378 11/27/11 first Christian Church It. 2,b1.191 $1,000.00 379 12/1/11 1. K. Bennett 2881 Yur wIt.9,b1.135 $1,000.00 380 12/9/11 J. Robinson 1t.16,b1.194 $100.00
381 12/19/11 M. C. Boebinger 707d/Qwy/t.57, Knob HIll $2,500.00 382 12/22/11 High School b1.149 $500.00
383 12/27/11 Charles F. Rust It. 18,b1.181 $50.00
384 1/2/12 Redondo Theater 213 Feet It. 136, OBS $100.00 385 1/2/12 Mabel H. Clover $2,000.00
386 1/9/12 Max Broszey 227 A Justs 1t. 29,b1.66 $950.00 387 1/13/12 C. T. Smith 1ts.47,48,bl.168 $600.00
388 1/13/12 C. I. Smith Its.47,48,b1.168 $600.00
389 1/18/12 P. H. Brown 5071 Sued L-It.6.b1.164 $150.00 390 1/23/12 E. Albright 1t.17,b1.133 $400.00
391 1/30/12 Miss M. G. Stott32 gAlesudst. 26,OBS $500.00 392 2/1/12 A. B. Wood It.l,tr.1383 $1,400.00
393 2/6/12 w. I. Hudson It.52,bl.121 $750.00
Plumbing Permit (2)
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Source:
Redondo Beach Historical Museum
(1) Gloria Snyder Collection, File Folder of Building Permits 12/11/1908 to 12/31/1921 (2) Permits for Sewer, Plumbing, Gas, City of Redondo Beach, Pg 71 5 707 S Broadway - Matilda Boebinger, Redondo Reflex October 1913 Redondo Reflex - October 1913
MRS. M. C. BOEBINGER
•
"I love Redondo Beach for its "I have been in every beach city quiet and charm and for its unex- from Santa Barbara to San Diego, celled natural beauty" said Mrs. M.C. and without one exception this city Boebinger, " and my faith in the offers more beautiful building sites city is attested by the fact that I than any other. These sites may have brought every dollar 1 pos- ( be purchased more reasonably than sess bere and have invested it in real inferior sites in the other cities, too. estate and the building of homes. "We need a very high class apart- I have investigated the investment ment house here. One that people Dosaibilities in nearly all of the of means will feel like living in dur- Southern California beach cities and ing the summer or winter months. 1 have not found one which compares Another need of the city is for a with this city. Now is the time to
invest here. Opportunities are of-
fered in this city which cannot be
found any place else. Property is library site. Even if the building is advancing steadily, but values are not erected immedlately, the site still not as far advanced as they are should be purchased now before the in most of the other coast towns. price of suitable property advances "The real test of property values to where It will soon be.' is whether money can be raised on Mrs. Boebinger has been a resí- it or not. This can be easily done dent of thie city for seven years and on Redondo Beach property. There has, perbaps, taken more business is no decline in realty values here interest in the city than any other and there is no danger of there being woman. She is a heavy property The advance is In keeping owner, having purchased the Wolf- with the growth and improvements skill property and converted it into of the city so that when the values an up-to-date apartment house. Her 1325 other properties are to be found ir
they are normal and are
Wearis every section of the city
"Redondo Beach should not be
considered altogether as a summer
resort. There is no place more
pleasant than this during the sum- Subseribe for The Reflex. mer months, but it is also a winter
resort. The climate here is excep-
tionally even and temperate. To
my mind, and I have lived in both
places, this is a better resort than
Pasadena. It is a place for per-
manent people and permanent
homes.
6 707 S Broadway - Supplemental Owner Information
Matilda Christina (Stewart) Boebinger
aka Matilda C. Boebinger, M.C. Boebinger, M.C. Davis, Matilda C. Ford, Tillie C. Boebinger Born: 10/1864 (also seen as 1866 and 1867) in Cincinnati, Ohio Died: 1/1/1938 in Santa Ana In addition to 707 S. Broadway, Matilda Boebinger is associated with:
• Boebinger residence on Guadalupe (address unspecified in Early Reflex articles) • 500 Esplanade - Matilda converted the Wolfskill Mansion (fka 500 Pacific Ave) to The Fairmont Apartments eventually leasing it to Mr. & Mrs. Henry Marr in 1914 • 507 Esplanade - Built in 1914
• 509 Esplanade - Water Service Permit 6/11/1914 Lot 3, Block 215 South 1/2 • 525 Esplanade - Multiple Reflex references
• Lot 3, Block 153 West side of Francisca - Water Service Permit 6/9/1911, also Reflex 6/22/1911 (between Opal (Torrance Bld) and Sapphire)
• Lot 16, Block 75 West side of Lucia Water Service Permit 3/2/1914 (between Agate and Anita)
• Lot 43, Block 90 North side of Jasper - Water Service Permit 5/12/1915 (near Irena, eventually becomes part of Torrance Blvd)
• "New Boebinger Cottages" corner of Irena and Opal (1915 Reflex article) Matilda and her daughter Sonia (RUHS class of 1913; also seen as Sanah, Sarah, Sonah and finally Sonia after she got married) were mentioned frequently in the Reflex over a period of almost two decades and appeared to be well and favorably known in both civic and society circles. It was published in the Reflex in 1912 that Matilda and daughter journeyed to Los Angeles to buy a new car (an Overland) and then ironically Matilda was appointed to a special RB committee on auto parking.
Matilda married Charles Boebinger (born 05/11/1860, died 12/21/1900) of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Charles, President Boebinger Hardware and father of Sanah (aka Sonia) Marie Boebinger. He died after being hit by a streetcar in Cincinnati. Charles' accident insurance paid Matilda $3,000 in 1901 and she is listed as living in Ohio up to mid 1904.
Matilda married physician Magnet Jervais Davis of Ohio (born 12/20/1862, died 10/25/1946) in Long Beach on 12/12/1904. In May 1905, LA Times articles reported re: a mysterious shooting at his Los Angeles house over an 18 year-old female patient while his wife was visiting back East. In October of 1907, Matilda sued him for maintenance and secured a temporary injunction in LA Superior Court so he couldn't sell off stocks, she claimed he deserted her.
In December 1905, Dr. Davis petitioned the City to grade the alley near Pacific, block 189.
M.J. Davis is listed in 1906/1907 RB Directory as physician and surgeon, Guadalupe St. nr Pacific Ave. In the 1907 RB Directory he is listed as M.J. Davis Dr., Keystone Plaster Co., res.
Guadalupe Avenue. 1906 ads in the Reflex appear as M.J. Davis physician and surgeon Office 115 S. Guadalupe Ave. By 1908, he is living in San Francisco.
Matilda married William Thomas Benjamin Richard Ford (born 04/21/1916 in North Carolina, died 05/31/1927 in Santa Ana) on 11/17/1916 in Riverside, CA. In October of 1897, Rev. W.T. Ford was convicted in Washington state court of seducing a 15 year-old girl from his church and household, changed his name and moved to CA. His wife (Susan L. (Saxon) Ford aka Leora S. Ford) and the mother of their four kids divorced him in 1905. He is with a hardware store in Pasadena in 1906.
According to his Orange County obituary, his first wife Ella (Norton) Ford died in Redondo in 1916.
Nothing has been found to support this.
B.R. Ford was President of Redondo Construction Company which did the grading of the Torrance Redondo Road (aka Torrance Blvd). The Certificate of Business published in 1916 7 707 S Broadway - Supplemental Owner Information
by the Reflex lists Redondo Construction Company at 315 S. Guadalupe. The 1917/1918 Directory lists Benjamin R. Ford, contractor and wife Matilda at 509 Esplanade. In 1918, he ran for City Board of Trustees and came in fourth of four. Ford is mentioned in City minutes from 1916 through 1918 and again in 1920 mostly over issues with the Torrance Redondo Road.
Matilda died the morning of 01/01/1938 in Santa Ana after being struck and killed instantly by a drunk driver while walking with a friend, Alice C. Wilson, who was also seriously injured. The driver, 28 year-old Virgil E. Martin, a sailor on the USS Maryland in San Pedro was charged with negligent homicide.
Julia V. Ransom
Born: 06/23/1863 Died: 11/26/1956
Julia V. Ransom owned 707 S. Broadway for only eight months. She and husband, Horace Backus Ransom owned a few other properties in Hermosa and Redondo Beach on and off. Julia started the first PTA in the South Bay and in 1911, she and Matilda served on the Program Committee where Julia was also President. Julia and her family appeared in numerous Redondo Reflex articles over the years and her kids attended quite a few of the same parties and schools Sonia did. Julia was a businesswoman and artist; Mary E., a local librarian; and John H., became well-known in the optics field.
Sonia Marie (Boebinger) King
Born: 06/30/1894 in Ohio Died: 04/02/1977 in Orange County Sonia is the first Boebinger to appear in the 1906/1907 and 1907 directories as a Miss Sanah and Sarah Baebinger (sic) student, res. Guadalupe Ave., nr. Pacific Ave. (same as M.J. Davis) Sonia appears in the Reflex more often than any other owner - having perfect attendance in grammar school, participating in plays, sports and debate in high school, attending and hosting many parties, attending USC for one year studying domestic science, getting married and later clerking elections. According to the Reflex, Sonia and Roy are well known here. Roy is listed in directories as a clerk of So Cal Edison and later secretary of Redondo Construction Company (B.R.
Ford's outfit). He was also a WWI vet who arrived in France a few days before the armistice was signed.
Sonia married Roy Stanford King (born 12/22/1891, died 05/21/1966) on 06/08/1915 in the bride's home on the Esplanade; son Stanford Charles King (born 4/30/1921, died 10/27/2004). The King family moved from Redondo Beach to Santa Ana in 1923.
Susan M. Nethery
Born: 1860 Died: 1951
Susan M. Nethery, widow of Joseph W (born 05/24/1856, died Feb 1913) lived at 707 for almost 30 years and according to a former neighbor, with many, many cats. Susan appeared in the Reflex and City minutes attending social events, traveling, giving talks, visiting neighbors and friends, and never missing a local election.
Other Notable Past Residents
Notable past residents included in 1920, Mrs. Aileen Hammond, a future RUHS principal, and for the summer of 1918, Madam Griselda, a world-renowned soprano singer. The briefest owner, Julia V. Ransom, interestingly came to California in an 1868 wagon train. 8 707 S Broadway - Supplemental Owner Information
Additional Information
We have copies of deeds going back to 1907 when the land was owned by the Redondo Improvement Company and Henry Huntington was bringing George Freeth to the City to promote surfing. Circa 1911 and into the teens, there were three busy commercial wharves, a pleasure pier, the grand Hotel Redondo, the Lightning Racer and thanks to the Red Car, El Paseo was booming, bringing tourists into town for our beautiful beaches, moonstones, fishing, fun and recreation.
There are too many Redondo Reflex articles on past owners and occupants as well as Henry V.
Panton to include here.
ITS Bipadly-Lucommel Application
Oldie ur baltornia — ine Mesources Agency Ser. No.
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION HABS_ - HAER
NR 3 SHL - _ Loc.
UTM: Al 1/371680/3744080 8
HISTORIC RESOURCES INVENTORY C
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IDENTIFICATION
1. Common name:
2. Historic name:
3. Street or rural address: 707 S. Broadway
City _Redondo Beach Zip. 90277 _County_ Los Angeles
4. Parcel number: 7508-8-20
5. Present Owner: Raymond R. Moore _ Address:_ same
City. Zip - Ownership is: Public
Private - X
6. Present Use: Residence Original use: residence
DESCRIPTION
7a. Architectural style: Craftsman
7b. Briefly describe the present physical description of the site or structure and describe any major alterations from its original condition:
This rectangular two-story wood-shingle house has a low pitched gable roof with lattice work under roof peak, cornice board at roof edge and three large "Z" Soor. The targe window to the let t shaped lintels around the windows and the wood front door. The large window to the left of the front door and two similar windows at second story are divided into four sections, each with a 3-light transom.
A plate glass window with a nine-light transom is to the right of the off-center front door. A large gable roof covers the front porch. Prominent at each porch corner_ in the front are large four-by-four foot stucco pillars. The porch gable end: has three exposed beams and a board running from pillar to pillar.
Construction date:
Estimated Seat: Factual 12/19/11
Architect
Builder /owner
-M.= C: Baebinjie
Approx. property size (in feet)
contage 50. Depth_135
approx. acreage
Cate (s) of enclosed photograph (s)
June, 1986
13. Condition: Excellent _ Good _X _ Fair _ Deteriorated . No longer in existence
14. Alterations: anne apparent
x
15. Surroundings: (Check more than one if necessary) Open land Scattered buildings _ _ Densely built-up — Residential X_ Industrial — Commercial _ _ Other:
16. Threats to site: None known — Private development _ Zoning . Vandalism Public Works project -
17. Is the structure: On its original site? Moved? _ Unknown?
18. Related features: .
SIGNIFICANCE
19. Briefly state historical and/or architectural importance (include dates, events, and persons associated with the site.) This house is a prime example of the Craftsman style and is especially notable for the shaped wooden moldings surrounding the windows on the front and the heavy triangular brackets supporting the low gabled roof.
Stylistically, this house is among the top 10% of the historic structures remaining in the City at the time of the survey and is a distinctive representative of its styl.
This building retains its architectural integrity and contributes substantially to th architectural and historical streetscape of the City of Redondo Beach.
Locational sketch map (draw and label site and
surrounding streets, roads, and prominent landmarks):
20. Main theme of the historic resource: (If more than one is NORTH checked, number in order of importance.)
Architecture _ Arts & Leisure -
Economic/Industrial __Exploration/Settlement
Government Military
Religion Social/Education_
21. Sources (List books, documents, surveys, personal interviews and their dates).
...
City Directories, 1905-1936
Gloria Snyder, Historical Commission
Old Redondo
July 22, 1986
22 Date form prepared Cox
By (name)
Organization City of Redondo Beach
415 Diamond St.
Address:
Redondo Beach, La zip. 90277
City
372-117T
Phone:
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State of California - The Resources Agency Primary #_
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND REGREATION HRI#
PRIMARY RECORD Trinomial
P1. Identifier: APN: 7508-008-020
"P2. Location: [ Not for Publication X Unrestricted
*a County: _ Los Angeles and (P2c, P2e, and P2b or P2d, Attach a Location Map as necessary.) *b. USGS 7.5' Quad _ Redondo Beach Date _1981 - 1/4 of Seo. _ : S.B. B.M.
6. Address 707 S. Broadway Redondo Beach Zip 90277
d. UTM: (Give more than one for large and/or linear resources) Zone e. Other Locational Data: (e.g. parcel i, directions to resource, elevation, etc, as appropriate) West side of Broadway; between Topaz and Knob Hill.
*P3a. Description: (Describe resuurce and its major elements. Include design, materials, condition, alterations, stze, setting, and boundaries) Craftsman. Two story with a square floor plan, gable roof, wood shake siding, and casement and fixed windows. It is in relatively good condition with no apparent alterations. Features include a detached 2-car garage. City records confirm residence built in 1911. Further construction per records include a garage in 1981. Community Development issued correction notice in 1004 regarding plester separating from ceiling on 21 floor, possible termite damage, and electrical *P3b. Resource Attributes: (List attributes and codes) _HP-2 (Single Family Residence) or HP-3 (Multi-Family Residence) p4. Resources Present: X Building • Structure Object • Site • District • Element of District • Other (isolates, etc.) P5b. Description of Photo: (view, date.
PSa. Photograph or Drawing (Photograph required for buildings, structures, and sojects.) accession #) Roll 52; Frame 34 (SW) *Рб. Date of Construction/Age and
Source 1911
X Historic • Prehistoric • Both
Assessor Data
*PT. Owner and Address:
David Gakenheimer
P.O. Box 608
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
*p8. Recorded by: (Name, affilation, and
address)
Jeanette A. McKenna (McKenna et al.)
6008 Friends Avenue
Whittier, California 90601-3724
(562) 696-3852 (562) 693-4059 FAX
*P9. Date Recorded: 7/2001
*P10. Survey Type: Historic Resources
Survey (updated) - South Side Survey
*P11. Report Citation: (Cite survey report and other sourtes, or enter "none".) McKenna, Jeanette A and Mary Sullens (2001) - An Updated Report on the South Side Historic Resources Survey, Redondo Beach, Los Angeles County, California. On file.
McKenna et al., Whittier, Califomia.
Attachments: NONE X Location Map X Continuation Sheet • Building, Structure, and Object Record • Archaeological Record • District Record Linear Feature Record • Milling Station Record • Rock Art Record • Artifact Record Photograph Record • Other (List):
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DPR523L (Revised McKenna et si. 7/95) • Required Informatior
OWNER'S AFFIDAVIT
Project address: 707 South Broadway
Project description: Landmark Application
1 (We) Ron and Monica Moore, being duly sworn, depose and say I am (we are) the owners) of all or part of the property involved and that this application has been prepared in compliance with the requirements printed herein. I (we) further certify, under penalty of perjury that the foregoing statements and information presented herein are in all respects true and correct to be best of my (our) knowledge and belief.
Signature(s): Amb g more
Monica I. Moore
Address: 707 South Broadway
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Phone No. (Res.) 310-944-5658
(Bus.)
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12 day of March _ 2024
DANE THERE HALERMASARAUSE
Notary Pubiic • California
Los Angeres County
Commissic = 2:90606
My Comm. Expires FeD 8. 2026
A notary public or other officer completing this
certificate verifies only the identity of the individual who signed the document to which this certificate
is attached, and not the truthfulness, accuracy, or
validity of that document.
State of California
County of Los Angetes
Subscribed and sworn to (or affirmed) before me on this 12™ day of March 2024, by Ron Moore and
Monica Moore
proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person(s) who appeared before me.
DIANE THERESE HALERWAS KRAUSE
Notary Public • California
Los Angeles County
Commission = 2390606
My Comn. Expires Fee 8. 2026
(Seal) Signature Quaie Krause