75C - PH - BRISTOL EIR FROM WARNER TO ST. ANDREW

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project area. A water reservoir and hydrogeneration station are located adjacent to the east side of Bristol Street just south of Santiago Creek near the northern limits of the project area. An enlarged reservoir and pumping station at this facility are currently trader study by the Santa Ana Public Works Agency. .I(IMb . Telephone service in the project area is currently provided by Pacific Bell Telephone Company, The telephone company currently maintains both overhead and underground telephone facilities along Bristol Street. Aerial facilities are generally located north of Santa Clara Avenue and south of First Street and include poles, overhead cables, drip wires, and cross- connect boxes. Underground facilities are located at various locations along the length of Bristol Street and include buried cables, duct structures and manholes. A large twenty -four duct structure rugs along the west side of Bristol Street from 6th Street to Warner Avenue in two parallel conduit structufes. Cable Television Cable service to the proposed project area is currently provided by the Comcast Cabtevision Company, located at 1400 N. Main Street in the City of Santa Ana. According to Comcast's Construction Supervisor, cable facilities are located within the proposed project area. The lines are located predominantly on overhead utility poles with a couple of drops to ground level to feed underground facilities. Cable lines generally follow e3dsting Pacific Bell and Southern California Edison poles. �i[ifN��.[��i1.�`�� .'�IE�lICi7.�iL• iii :i:GY7il��L� The purpose of this section is to describe the paleontological, archaeological and historical resources e7dsting along Bristol Street between Warner Avenue and Memory Lane in the City of Santa Ana. For the purpose of historic assessment, the project was limited to the first row of properties fronting on Bristol Street in the segment between Warner Avenue and Memory Lane. A Historic Property Survey Report, which is available from the City Public Services Agency, was prepared for this project by Willdan .Associates. The archaeological and historical assessments were completed by RonaId M. Bissell, an Orange County Certified Archaeologist, Additional research and evaluation related to a possibly significant building was conducted by Mr. Roger Hatheway, architectural historian. The paleontological assessment was accomplished by Mr. Rodney E. Raschke, an Orange County Certified Paleontologist. In addition, a historical records search was completed by the ID -60 - 75C -131