McKenna et al.
History/ Archaeology/ Architectural History/ Ethnography/ Paleontology March 19, 2019
West Coast Hotels Group, LLC
Attn: Hitesh S. Patel
19215 Wild Mustang Court
Apple Valley, California 92307
Jeanette A. McKenna, MA, HonDL
Reg. Professional Archaeologist
Owner and Principal Investigator
RE: TTM No. 36317 @ La Sierra and Victoria, Riverside, Riverside Co., CA.
Mr. Patel:
At your request, I have reviewed my 2014 report for the property identified as TTM No. 36317, located at La Sierra and Victoria in the City of Riverside, Riverside County, CA.
When originally reported, this study was completed for ADKAN Engineering and both reviewed and edited for the final document of August 1, 2014. I understand you are the new owners of the property and the property boundaries have not changed and there have been no changes to the existing/ reported improvements within the property boundaries. My research and reporting concluded there were no significant structures within the project area and no evidence of prehistoric or historic archaeological re- sources. I did, however, conclude the property is sensitive for the presence of paleonto- logical resources.
McKenna et al. did not recommend archaeological monitoring, but did recommend a paleontological monitoring program. Since there have been no changes to the property, McKenna feels the existing report is adequate and does not require any supplemental research or field investigations. With the implementation of the recommended paleonto- logical monitoring, the property should be considered clear of any significant cultural re- sources and any proposed demolition or redevelopment will not result in any adverse environmental impacts. The City should consider the report compliant and comfortable with the existing documentation. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at your convenience.
Sincerely,
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Jeanette A. McKenna, Principal
6008 Friends Avenue, Whittier, California 90601- 3724 or 1941 E. Pegasus Drive, Tempe, Arizona 85283 562) 696- 3852 ( CA Office) ( 480) 664- 0682 ( AZ Office) Cell 562- 754- 7712 Email = jeanette. mckennaetal© gmail. com
P19- 0380 & P19- 0480, Exhibit 8 - Environmental Document
ATTACHMENT C
SACRED LANDS FILE SEARCH RESULTS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA Gavin Newsom, Governor
NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE COMMISSION
February 28, 2024
Nina Gallardo
CRM TECH
Via Email to: [email protected]
Re: Proposed La Sierra Residential Project, Riverside County
To Whom It May Concern:
A record search of the Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC) Sacred Lands File (SLF) was completed for the information you have submitted for the above referenced project. The results were negative. However, the absence of specific site information in the SLF does not indicate the absence of cultural resources in any project area. Other sources of cultural resources should also be contacted for information regarding known and recorded sites.
Attached is a list of Native American tribes who may also have knowledge of cultural resources in the project area. This list should provide a starting place in locating areas of potential adverse impact within the proposed project area. I suggest you contact all of those indicated; if they cannot supply information, they might recommend others with specific knowledge. By contacting all those listed, your organization will be better able to respond to claims of failure to consult with the appropriate tribe. If a response has not been received within two weeks of notification, the Commission requests that you follow-up with a telephone call or email to ensure that the project information has been received.
If you receive notification of change of addresses and phone numbers from tribes, please notify me. With your assistance, we can assure that our lists contain current information.
If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact me at my email address: [email protected].
Sincerely,
Andrew Green
Cultural Resources Analyst
Attachment
CHAIRPERSON
Reginald Pagaling
Chumash
VICE-CHAIRPERSON
Buffy McQuillen
Yokayo Pomo, Yuki,
Nomlaki
SECRETARY
Sara Dutschke
Miwok
PARLIAMENTARIAN
Wayne Nelson
Luiseño
COMMISSIONER
Isaac Bojorquez
Ohlone-Costanoan
COMMISSIONER
Stanley Rodriguez
Kumeyaay
COMMISSIONER
Laurena Bolden
Serrano
COMMISSIONER
Reid Milanovich
Cahuilla
COMMISSIONER
Vacant
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Raymond C.
Hitchcock
Miwok, Nisenan
NAHC HEADQUARTERS
1550 Harbor Boulevard
Suite 100
West Sacramento,
California 95691
(916) 373-3710
[email protected]
NAHC.ca.gov
ATTACHMENT D
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL RESOURCES INVENTORY
RECORD FORMS
Site 33-023901 (CA-RIV-11736H; with Update)
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Other Listings:
Review Code: GZ Reviewer: Jeanette A. McKenna Date: March 4, 2014
Pl. Other Identifier: L-Bar Ranch
*P2. Location Not for Publication X Unrestricted
*P2a. County: Riverside
P2b. USGS 7.5' Quad: Riverside West Date: 1980 T3S; R6W; Portions of Sections 24 and 25; S.B.B.M .
P2c. Address: No street address City: Riverside Zip: 92505 P2d. UTMs: (NAO 27) Zone: 11 See below mE See below mN
P2e. Other Locational Data: (e.g.: parcel#, directions to resource, elevation, etc., as appropriate) Northeastern corner of La Sierra Avenue and Victoria Avenue; oriented at 450 angle; four corner NAD 27 UTMs = West 457229/ 3749617; North 457380/3749726; East 457492/3749524; South 457351/3749443 . NAD 83 UTMs = West 457230/3749811; North 457381/3749920; East 457492/3749717; South 457352/3749636 *P3a. Description: (Describe resource and its major elements. Include design, materials, condition, alterations, size, setting, and boundaries.) Roughly rectangular property oriented on a 450 angle off North; flat land under citrus cultivation (orange trees) since 1902. No structures on property and post-1996 alterations in eastern ¼ of property (where trees have been removed).
P3b. Resource Attributes: (List attributes and codes.) HP-30 (Trees); HP-33 (Ranch/Farm) *P4. Resources Present: □ Building □ Structure □ Object X Site □ District □ Element of District □ Others {Isolate, etc.) ~--------------------- ---~ P5a. Photo or Drawing (Photo Required for Buildings, Structures , and Objects.) L__- ======================-'-------'
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*P6. Date of Construction/ Age
X Historic □ Prehistoric □ Both
*P7. Owner and Address: c/o
ADKAN Engineers
6879 Airport Drive
Riverside, California 92504
*PS. Recorded by: McKenna et al.
Jeanette A. McKenna
6008 Friends Avenue
Whittier, California 90601 -3724
*P9. Date Recorded: March 4, 2014
*PlO. Survey Type: Phase I Survey
*Pll. Report Citation: (Cite survey report and other sources, or enter "None.") McKenna, Jeanette A. (2014) - A Cultural Resources Investigation of Assessor Parcel No. 136-220-016, Located in the City of Riverside, Riverside County, California . On file, McKenna et al., Whittier, California 90601-3724 *Attachments □ NONE X Location Map X Sketch Map X Continuation Sheet □ BSO Record X Archaeological Record □ District Record □ Linear Feature Record □ Milling Station Record □ Rock Art Record □ Artifact Record X Photographic Record X Other (List): Photos & Maps DPR 523A (1/13) * Required Information
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD Trinomial CA-RIV-1 1 7 3 6
Al. Dimensions: a. Length: 630 ft. (S/NW)
Method of Measurement: D Paced D Taped
Method of Determination : (check any that apply) D Artifacts D Cut bank D Vegetation D Topography
b. Width: 580 ft. (NW/NE)
D Visual Estimate
D Features
D Animal Burrow
X Other
D Soil
D Excavation
X Property Boundary
Reliability of Determination:
X Other: Riverside County Land Information System
X High D Medium D Low D Explain:
Limitations: (Check any that apply) D Restricted Access D Paved/Built Over D Site Limits Incom pletely Defined
D Disturbances
A2. Depth:
D Vegetation
X NONE
X Other: (Explain) Fencing not on property line
D Unknown Method of Determination: Visual Inspection
A3. Human Remains: D Present X Absent D Possible D Unknown (Explain) A4. Features: (Number, briefly describe, indicate size, list associated cultural constituents, and show location of each feature on sketch map.) Citrus Orchard; Irrigation System; Wind Machine (and modern additions) AS. Cultural Constituents: (Describe and quantify artifacts, ecofacts, cultural residues, etc., not associated with features.) NONE
AG. Were Specimens Collected? X No
□ Yes (If yes, attach Artifact record or catalo and identify where specimens are curated.)
A7. Site Condition: □ Good X Fair D Poor
Describe Disturbances: Some tree removed. Portion of site now used for modern purposes (i.e. community garden, playground, etc.)
AS. Nearest Water: (Type, distance, and direction.) NA
A9. Elevations: 870 Feet AMSL
Al0. Environmental Setting: (Describe culturally relevant variables such as vegetation, fauna, soils, geology, landform, slope, aspect, exposure, etc.) Native vegetation no longer present; soils are coarse to medium sandy loam and decomposing granite; property is flat and easily accessible.
All. Historical Information: Under cultivation since 1902 A12. Age: D Prehistoric
X 1880-1914
D Protohistoric
X 1914-1945
D 1542-1769
X 1945-1965
D 1769-1848 D 1848-1880
X Post-1965 D Undetermined
Al3. Interpretations: (Discuss data potential, function(s), ethnic affiliation, or other interpretations) Existing Improvements traced to post-1902 planting of property- not the original trees; irrigation system dates to The 1920s and the wind machine dates to post-WWII.
A14. Remarks: Property is slated for redevelopment .
AlS. References (Documents, Informants, Maps, and other references) McKenna, Jeanette A. (2014) AlG. Photographs (List subjects, direction of view, and accession numbers or attach a Photographic Record.) on file Original Media/Negatives Kept At: McKenna et al., Whittier, California 90601-3724 A17. Form Prepared by: Jeanette A. McKenna (McKenna et al.) Affiliation and Address: 6008 Friends Avenue, Whittier, CA 90601-3724 Date: March 4, 2014 DPR 523C (1/13) * Required Information
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Recorded by: Jeanette A. McKenna *Date March 4, 2014 X Continuation Update The current project area is located at the southern extent of the City of Riverside, Riverside County, California. More specifically, the project area is located within Township 3 South, Range 6 W, and portions of Sections 24 and 25, as illustrated on the current USGS Riverside West Quadrangle. This 8.8 acre parcel, currently dominated by orange trees, has no street address (never had a street address), but is cross-referenced by the Riverside County Assessor as Assessor Parcel No. 136-220-016. The property is oriented on a 45° angle and bounded to the northwest by Victoria Avenue; to the southwest by La Sierra Avenue; and to the northeast by Millsweet Place. Historically, this area was within the Rancho El Sobrante de San Jacinto.
Surrounding properties are currently dominated by residential developments and the La Sierra Avenue alignment defines the southern boundary of the incorporated city. At this time, the proposed project consists of removal of the existing orange tree orchard and the redevelopment of the parcel. Associated features (e.g. irrigation system and wind turbine, and fencing) will also be removed.
Based on the information presented by Robinson (1997), the current project area was held within the Mexican rancho until after 1888 and when it was purchased by the consortium of the three individuals identified above. Between 1893 and 1895, the area was known as the San Jacinto Estates, but undivided except by Sections. By 1896, the current project area and much of its surrounding acreage was owned by J.F. Moulton and H.B Praed as investment land (all of Section 25 and approximately one half - irregularly shaped - in Section 24. The project area is predominantly in Section 24.
Moulton and Praed were Englishmen who invested heavily in land throughout Southern California. The never occupied the properties and likely never visited them. Rather, through representatives, they managed their lands. Moulton and Praed filed a "Resubdivision of Lands of J.F. Moulton and H.B. Praed" in ca. 1897 (Map Book 1, Pages 49 and 50), represented by W.E. Pedley. As subdivided, the current project area was identified as Lot 6 of the Moulton and Praed Subdivision, while a cross-reference to the property identified it as part of the San Jacinto Estates property until 1895 and only associated with Moulton and Praed after 1896.
The project area is identified as Lot 6 of Block 12 of the Moulton and Praed Subdivision , consisting of 10.01 acres. Research at the Riverside County Archives showed Lot 6 of Block 12 was assessed to Moulton and Praed between 1896 and 1899. No improvements were noted.
In 1900, the land was listed under J.D. Gray with an assessed value of $1000. In 1902, Gray improvement the property with an assessed $400 improvement in trees (citrus). Between 1902 and 1910, Gray's investment in trees was increased to $2000, likely reflecting the maturing of the trees and the increased harvesting yield.
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Recorded by: Jeanette A. McKenna *Date March 4, 2014 X Continuation Update Gray sold the property in 1911 to D.J. Wilson (10.01 acres). Subsequent owners and property assessments following the acquisition by Wilson are listed in the table 1, below.
Property Owners Identified between 1911 and 1961.
Dates Owners Assessments
Land Improvements TreesNines
1911-1914 D.J. Wilson 2000 0 500
1916-1920 J.G. Snyder 1000 0 500
1921-1923 D.B. Jack 1500 200 1500
1924 Mary Jack 1500 200 1500
1925 J.A. Barnett 1500 260 1500
1926-1927 Citizen's Mortqaqe Co. 1500 300 1500
19281939 Michael Mullins 2700 180 2400
1940-1942 A.V. Jester 2200 0 2400
1943-1944 C.L. Briaas et al. 2200 0 2800
1945-1953 R.C. Brewer 2750 0 2100
1954-1961 L-Bar Ranch 5000 250 3600
As late as 1961, Lot 6 of Block 12 still consisted of 10.01 acres and there was no record of any occupation of the property. A review of census data showed that Michael Mullins, the owner with the longest association with the property, lived elsewhere during the 1930s (on Magnolia Avenue in Riverside) with his extended family. The property on Victoria Avenue and La Sierra Avenue was always orchard land for supplemental income and not occupied as a residential property. It should be noted that La Sierra Avenue was originally identified as Taylor Street (between 1920 and 1926). Victoria Avenue and Taylor Street are illustrated on the 1926 and 1932 maps of the subdivision. Taylor Street was renamed after 1932.
The 1901 USGS Riverside Quadrangle (15') illustrates Victoria Avenue ending abruptly at the boundary line between Ranges 5 West and 6 West Gust east/northeast of the project area) and continuing as a meandering dirt road to the southwest, eventually crossing the road now identified as La Sierra Avenue.
By 1942, the USGS Riverside Quadrangle (15') shows Victoria Avenue established past Taylor Street (La Sierra Avenue) to Fillmore Street. No structures area illustrated with the project area in 1942, suggesting the improvements attributed to Mullins were something other than a building.
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Recorded by: Jeanette A. McKenna *Date March 4, 2014 X Continuation Update The 1967 USGS Riverside West Quadrangle (7.5'), revised in 1980, illustrate the project area and surrounding properties as orchards. There is a post-1967 residential community to the west/northwest of Victoria Avenue and La Sierra Avenue and a few pre-1967 structures further north on Victoria Avenue. The improvements illustrated on the current aerial photograph are modern and post-date the completion of the 1980 USGS quadrangle .
The survey was completed by systematically walking between the tree rows. In this case, the rows averaged 22 feet apart (7 meters) and each line between the tree rows was covered .
Ground visibility was fair, although there were some areas where it was excellent and others were it was quite poor.
In examining the orange trees, it was determined they were not the original trees (100+ years old) but representative of an orchard that was periodically replanted. The trees currently on-site are moderate in size and some are not considered mature trees. No evidence of early agricultural equipment was identified on the property.
No significant artifacts were identified during the survey (historic or prehistoric) . The only features identified included: 1) the orchard, itself; 2) the irrigation pipe and value system; and 3) the wind machine located near the center of the property. All other evidence of use within the property was determined to be of modern origin, including the small garden areas, play areas, and outdoor seating areas. The driveway leading to the circular turn-around is also modern.
The Orchard:
As previously noted, the initial planting within the project area occurred in ca. 1902 and is credited to J.D. Gray. Since 1902, the property has always been under cultivation and no record of any occupation was found during research of the field survey. Over the course of the past 11 0+ years, the trees within the orchard have been replaced - either as individually required or as a group to keep the yield at a maximum. In either case, the existing orchard does not consist of the original trees. A properly maintained tree will yield fruit for up to 50 years. If this is the case, the trees within the current property may be the third generation of orchard . It is evident that the property boundaries have been altered over the years. With the widening of La Sierra Avenue, Victoria Avenue, and Millsweet Place, the original 10.01 acre property is now
8.65 acres. In addition, the fencing of the property, especially along Millsweet Place, suggests Millsweet Place will be widened , resulting in an additional loss of some acreage.
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Recorded by: Jeanette A. McKenna *Date March 4, 2014 X Continuation Update At this time, only¾ of the property is under trees (approximately 6.5 acres), with the remaining 3 acres left as open space for modern uses.
The Irrigation Pipe and Value System:
The irrigation pipe and value system identified within the property is quite typical of systems seen throughout Southern California. This particular type of system involves the establishment of one or more master valves that feed water into a buried concrete pipe system. These pipes have a series of "standpipe" distribution posts with individual flow channels. The system is gravity fed and, in the case of the orchard development, a row of pipe may be placed every 3 to 6 rows, depending on the size of the orchard. The establishment of a system of irrigation pipes and the master valve system is a considerable investment. The first recorded indication of such an investment in the property is recorded in 1921 and credited to D.B. Jack.
While the irrigation pipes are generally not marked, the master valve may have evidence of manufacturing. In this case, the master valve, identified along Victoria Avenue, was marked on the metal fixtures (gates, etc.). Here, the steel gate is marked "SNOW MFG. CO., LA CAL." The Snow Mfg. Co. of Los Angeles patented the "Gate Valve" in ca. 1933 (Serial No. 703,893) , although its manufacturing and sales may easily have preceded 1933. The Snow Manufacturing Company of Los Angeles was operating as early as 1912.
Despite its early manufacturing and implementation on the property, this system is not unique to the area or indicative of any unusual or intricate design. It is a simple , gravity fed system used to water orchards via water pumped into the master valve system. In this case, it is possible the main source of water prior to 1914 was the Riverside Canal. However, once the canal was abandoned, alternative sources of water were required. It exact source of water for this property has not been determined , but given the master valve is along Victoria Avenue, the source is likely to be from Victoria Avenue or points north/northwest.
The Wind Machine:
The wind machine was located in the center of the property and consists of a single, tall and hollow metal pole with a single propeller style fan. No markings were found on this feature , as the base was too heavily overgrown to find any such markings.
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Recorded by: Jeanette A. McKenna *Date March 4, 2014 X Continuation Update It is noted, however, that the Snow Manufacturing Co. also produced windmills and wind machines. Parsons (2010) notes that wind machines were often used to prevent frost damage to citrus. He states:
"Wind machines may regain popularity for citrus and blueberries. Wind machines are commonly used to protect crops in the western U.S. In calm conditions , an inversion of warmer air above the cold air at ground level can sometime develop.
Wind machines mix the upper warmer air with the colder lower air and raise the temperature in the crop zone by a few degrees. The volume of air moved and area covered are related to propeller design and horsepower. Newer types of wind machines have become available in recent years, and they range from 15 to more than 150 horsepower. While these wind machines are only effective in radiation frost conditions and raise temperatures only slightly, they can be useful in borderline frost conditions."
The design of the wind machine within the project area appears to be a later addition to the property, as it powered by electricity (not a gas driven system) and is made of galvanized steel.
Between 1941 and 1958, no improvements were noted for this property. In 1958, a $250 improvement is recorded.
McKenna et al. suggests this investment reflects the establishment of the wind machine by the owners of the L-Bar ranch. Assuming this feature dates to or before 1958, it is one of the historic (over 50 years of age) elements of the overall agricultural activities on the property.
McKenna et al. concluded the property, overall, is not a significant or important resource as defined in the various evaluation criteria. As a property failing to meet any of the criteria for recognition, McKenna et al. has also concluded there will be no adverse environmental impact if this property is redeveloped.
NOTE: None of the modern improvements are evident on the 1996 aerial photo. This photo shows the orange grove to cover the entire property.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD Trinomial CA-RIV- 1 1 7 3 6
Lens Size: EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Camera Format: Canon EOS Rebel 3000 Digital AF SLR Film Type and Speed: CompactFlash (CF) 128 MB card Negatives Kept at: McKenna et al., Whittier , CA Mo. Day Hour Frame SubjecUDescription View
02 04 8:00 001 Intersection of Victoria and La Sierra, Riverside (western corner of the E project area; subject property in background) 02 04 8:00 002 Similar view as Photo 001 , closer to corner E 02 04 8:00 003 Victoria Ave corridor from La Sierra Ave (subject property on right); note NE absence of sidewalk 02 04 8:00 004 La Sierra Avenue corridor from southern corner of the project area (subject NW property on right) 02 04 8:00 005 Sidewalk easement between La Sierra and the project area (subject property NW on right) 02 04 8:00 006 Southern corner of subject property is indented to allow for electrical facilities E 02 04 8:00 007 Southeastern edge of the project area NE 02 04 8:00 008 Utility gate to subject property on Victoria Ave (locked); note wind propeller SE in background 02 04 8:00 009 Similar view as Photo 008, closer to gate SE 02 04 8:00 010 Signage for Victoria Ave and Mill sweet Place near northern corner of the N subject property 02 04 8:00 011 Millsweet Place corridor from Victoria Ave (subject property on right) SE 02 04 8:00 012 Orange tree row between Millsweet and fence around subject property (this SE strip was surveyed); dark fence post is northern corner of project area 02 04 8:00 013 Subject property fence line parallel to Millsweet SE 02 04 10:00 014 Southern corner of project area from within the property (lower grade is a SW slope cut, apparently to help level the orchard and reduce runoff) 02 04 10:00 015 Typical tractor row in orchard with minimal clearance and reduced ground NW visibility 02 04 10:00 016 Typical tractor row in orchard with more clearance and better ground SE visibility 02 04 10:00 017 Non-stippled bottle base fragment in orchard Detail 02 04 10:00 018 Same object shown in Photo 017 Detail
02 04 10:00 019 Solitary wind machine near center of property NW 02 04 10:00 020 Same structure shown in Photo 019 N
02 04 10:00 021 "Community garden" feature at western end of grassy "park" (family SW recreation area) Acc. #
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Fieldwork and Photos Feb 4, 2014
Lens Size: EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5 .6
6 Camera Format: Canon EOS Rebel 300D Digital AF SLR
Film Type and Speed: CompactFlash (CF) 128 MB card Negatives Kept at: McKenna et al., Whittier , CA 02 04 10:00 022 Interior view of "community garden" showing unplanted rock-lined vegetable N beds 02 04 10:00 023 Similar view as shown in Photo 022 (picket fence is modern PVC material, w not wood) 02 04 10:00 024 Unfenced garden plots adjacent to "community garden" are also unplanted SE 02 04 10:00 025 Children play area, western end of grassy "park" N 02 04 10:00 026 Similar view of the "park" as shown in Photo 025 NE 02 04 10:00 027 Concrete debris in orchard (platform fragments) Close- up
02 04 10:00 028 Orchard-related feature on metal post Close- up
02 04 11 :00 029 Example of low-profile standpipe irrigation head; these are placed along Close- southeastern (upslope) edge of the orchard and across the middle up 02 04 11 :00 030 Another example of standpipe irrigation head Close- up
02 04 11 :00 031 Narrow looping driveway between orchard and the "park" (grassy family E recreation area) 02 04 11 :00 032 The narrow driveway approaching the loop from Millsweet (main entrance to w the property) 02 04 11 :00 033 Modern-era farm equipment in the orchard N 02 04 11 :00 034 Modern-era farm equipment and storage features adjacent to the looping N driveway 02 04 11 :00 035 Shady sitting area behind the storage features , disused and heavily s overgrown 02 04 11 :00 036 Overview of picnic area at eastern end of "park" s 02 04 11 :00 037 Large standpipe irrigation feature in eastern corner of the property E 02 04 11 :00 038 Interior of large standpipe feature in Photo 037 Close- up
02 04 11 :00 039 Gate valves within the large standpipe feature Detail 02 04 11 :00 040 Overview, central area of the grassy "park" NE 02 04 11 :00 041 Similar overview of area indicated in Photo 040 N 02 04 11 :00 042 Overview of the looping driveway WNW
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PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD
Camera Format: Canon EOS Rebel 300D Digital AF SLR
Film Type and Speed: CompactFlash (CF) 128 MB card
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33-23901
CA-RIV- 1 1 7 3 6
Fieldwork and Photos Feb 4, 2014
Lens Size: EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
Negatives Kept at: McKenna et al., Whittier, CA
02 04 11 :00 044 Apparent fire pit area near the loop, unused E DPR 5231 (12/11) *Required information