APPENDIX 8.3A Resumes of Cultural Resources Staff · Provided cultural resources support in preparation of ... Historic Preservation and Architectural History, ... July 2003 to November

APPENDIX 8.3A

Resumes of Cultural Resources Staff

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James C. BardCultural Resources

EducationPh.D., Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley (1979)M.A., Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley (1976)B.A., Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley (1974)

Related ExperienceDr. Bard is responsible for directing cultural resource management projects for CH2M HILL.He has 32 years of experience in prehistoric archaeology, cultural resource management andsmall business management. He has been extensively involved in the management ofand/or participation in cultural resource investigations in compliance with the NationalEnvironmental Policy Act, the National Historic Preservation Act, and a variety of otherfederal cultural resource regulations. He has extensive experience in the implementation ofcultural resource investigations to meet the requirements of the California EnvironmentalQuality Act (CEQA) and the Washington State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA).

• Woodland Generating Station 2, Modesto Irrigation District. Provided culturalresources support in preparation of the SPPE for submittal to the CEC. Tasks includeevaluation of applicable regulations, conducting field surveys, and recommendingmitigation.

• Cosumnes Power Plant, SMUD. Provided cultural resources support in preparation ofthe AFC for submittal to the CEC. Tasks include evaluation of applicable regulations,conducting field surveys, and recommending mitigation.

• San Joaquin Valley Energy Center, Calpine. Provided cultural resources support inpreparation of the AFC for submittal to the CEC. Tasks include evaluation of applicableregulations, conducting field surveys, and recommending mitigation.

• East Altamont Energy Center, Calpine. Provided cultural resources support inpreparation of the AFC for submittal to the CEC. Tasks include evaluation of applicableregulations, conducting field surveys, preparation of a historic site evaluation,conducting presence/absence testing, and recommending mitigation.

• Metcalf Energy Center, Calpine. Provided cultural resources support in preparation ofthe AFC for submittal to the CEC. Tasks include evaluation of applicable regulations,conducting field surveys, preparation of a historic site evaluation, conductingpresence/absence testing, and recommending mitigation.

• Los Esteros Critical Energy Facility, Calpine. Provided cultural resources support inpreparation of the AFC for submittal to the CEC. Tasks include evaluation of applicableregulations, conducting field surveys, preparation of a historic site evaluation,conducting presence/absence testing, and recommending mitigation.

• Delta Energy Center Project in Contra Costa County, California for Calpine/Bechtel,San Francisco, California. Principal investigator for the cultural resource assessment.

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Delta Energy Center is a 700+ MW gas-fired power plant licensed by the CaliforniaEnergy Commission.

• Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s Tri-Valley Project, Amador and LivermoreValleys, California. Principal investigator for cultural resource assessment. Surveys andsiting studies for new electrical transmission generating capacity and delivery forDublin, Pleasanton, and Livermore, California.

• Principal investigator for cultural resource assessment for Pacific Gas and ElectricCompany’s Jefferson to Martin Upgrade Project, San Mateo County, California.Surveys and siting studies for new and replacement electrical transmission distributionfor South San Francisco, San Mateo, and Burlingame, California.

• Principal investigator for cultural resource assessment for Pacific Gas and ElectricCompany’s Walnut Creek-Alamo-Danville21 kV Distribution Planning Area, 2005Capacity Increase Project, Contra Costa County, California. Survey and siting studiesfor new substations in Contra Costa County, California.

• Principal investigator for Calpine Natural Gas Company’s Rio Vista PipelineProject/Rio Vista Gas Unit, Solano and Sacramento Counties, California. Survey fornew natural gas transmission line in central California.

• Principal investigator for the cultural resource assessment of the Teayawa EnergyCenter Project in Riverside County, California for Calpine Corporation, Pleasanton,California. Teayawa Energy Center is an 800 MW gas-fired power plant licensed by theCalifornia Energy Commission.

• Principal investigator for the cultural resource assessment of the Rancho Seco Gas-Fired Power Plant Project near Sacramento, California for the Sacramento MunicipalUtility District. Rancho Seco Gas-Fired Power Plant is a 1000 MW combined cyclepower plant licensed by the California Energy Commission.

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Lori L DurioCultural Resource Specialist

EducationM.F.A., Historic Preservation and Architectural History, Savannah College of Art and Design,1995B.A., English and Political Science, Louisiana State University, 1985

Distinguishing Qualifications

• Qualified as a historian, an architectural historian, and a historic preservationist under theSecretary of the Interior's Historic Preservation Professional Qualification Standards asdefined in 36 CFR 61

Relevant ExperienceMs. Durio is a planner based in CH2M HILL’s New Orleans, Louisiana office. She has a diversebackground in cultural resources. She has knowledge and contacts in the network of federal,state, and local agencies and non-governmental organizations that deal with cultural resources.These organizations include the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, the National ParkService, National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers, and the National Trust forHistoric Preservation. She has worked for the Louisiana State Historic Preservation Office(SHPO) as an Architectural Historian managing cultural resource grants programs and theHistoric American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record program. In herformer capacity as the Principal Architectural Historian for the City of New Orleans, sheworked closely with state and federal agencies on Section 106 Environmental Reviews andNational Park Service projects, including conducting public hearings, drafting Memoranda ofAgreement, and monitoring ongoing projects. She has extensive experience in cultural resourcesurveys. Her experience also includes materials conservation and preservation education.

Ms. Durio brings clients eight years of experience in cultural resources and provides experiencedealing with cultural resource issues from local, state, and federal perspectives.

Representative Projects and Dates of Involvement

Cultural Resource Survey and Monitoring

Architectural Historian; Garden District Historic District; City of New Orleans; New Orleans,Louisiana; May 2002 to March 2003. Completed a survey of a National Historic LandmarkDistrict and research of neighborhood history and development, in preparation for itsdesignation as a local historic district. This included assessment of all sites and structures withinthe designated boundaries for architectural, historical and cultural significance, compilation ofall research and writing of complete report for presentation at public hearings and New OrleansCity Council meeting.

Architectural Historian; Irish Channel Historic District; City of New Orleans; New Orleans,Louisiana; November 1998 to February 2000. Completed a survey of the National RegisterIrish Channel Historic District, performed research of neighborhood history and development,and prepared a final report, resulting in designation of the area as a local historic district.Included assessment of all sites and structures within the designated boundaries for

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architectural, historical, and cultural significance. Presented findings and report at publichearings, City Planning Commission, and City Council meetings.

Architectural Historian; Riverview Historic District Survey; City of Atchison; Atchison,Kansas; February 2001 to November 2001. Performed a survey of this residential district onKansas State Reconnaissance forms, including assessment of each structure for architecturalsignificance and integrity, and for physical condition of property.

Architectural Historian; Commercial Street Historic District Survey; City of Atchison;Atchison, Kansas; November 2001 to May 2002. Performed a survey of this commercialdistrict, assessing physical condition of each structure and making recommendations for theirimprovement and/or restoration, including ten prototypical building restoration programs.

Architectural Historian; Klamath River Hydroelectric Facilities FERC Relicensing;PacifiCorp; Klamath County, OR and Siskiyou County, CA; June 2003 to November 2003. Aspart of a FERC relicensing application, conducted survey fieldwork to document historichydroelectric facilities and their associated sites and properties, culminating in post-fieldrecordation on both Oregon Inventory of Historic Properties Section 106 forms and CaliforniaState 523 Primary Record forms and Building, Structure, and Object forms.

Architectural Historian; Groundwater Recovery Enhancement and Treatment (GREAT)Program; City of Oxnard; Oxnard, CA; July 2003 to November 2003. Conducted a historicresources survey/inventory along a proposed pipeline route through both rural and developedland. The project included documentation of all located cultural resources on California State523a Primary Record forms and Building, Structure, and Object forms, research and writing of abrief history of development in the area, and technical assistance on the Cultural ResourcesInventory Report and Technical Report.

Architectural Historian; Berth 206-209 Container Terminal Reuse Project; Port of Los Angeles;Terminal Island, Los Angeles, CA; October 2003 to November 2003. Surveyed site planned forredevelopment to determine presence and eligibility of cultural resources, including researchand writing of brief history of Terminal Island, CA, culminating in Cultural Resources section ofthe Environmental Impact Report.

Architectural Historian; Clinton Keith Road Extension Project; Riverside CountyTransportation Department; Riverside, CA; September 2003 to November 2003. Conducted ahistoric resources survey along a proposed road extension route, surveying standing structuresas well as assisting with the archaeological survey, culminating in an Environmental ImpactReport.

Cultural Resource Specialist; Cosumnes Power Plant Project; Sacramento Municipal UtilitiesDistrict; Sacramento, CA; August 2003. Assisted with a Phase II archaeological investigationinvolving monitoring selected excavations, documenting discovered artifacts, and working withlocal Native American representatives.

National Register of Historic Places

Architectural Historian; Main Street Historic District Survey; City of Newton; Newton,Kansas; January 2000 to October 2000. Surveyed the Main Street District, performing researchof history and development of community, and preparing the National Register of HistoricPlaces nomination form, resulting in designation of two National Register districts.

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Architectural Historian; Myers-Spalti Complex; R. Fifield, Architect, AIA; Houston, TX; April2002 to September 2002. Researched and wrote the complete history and development of thismulti-building urban industrial complex, and prepared the National Register nomination form.

Architectural Historian; Talkeetna Airport Improvements Project; Alaska Department ofTransportation and Public Facilities and Federal Aviation Administration; Talkeetna, AK;September 2003 to November 2003. As part of a drainage improvement project for theTalkeetna Airport, conducted research for a determination of eligibility for the NationalRegister of Historic Places for a historic railroad bridge, culminating in a written determination,including assessment of physical, historical and cultural significance of the railroad and thebridge structure.

Preservation Planning

Architectural Historian; USAF Integrated Cultural Resource Management Plan; United StatesAir Force Academy; Colorado Springs, CO; March 2003 to May 2003. Assisted with theresearch and writing of an Integrated Cultural Resource Management Plan for the USAFA. Theplan focused on integrating the ongoing management of the facility and its significant culturalresources with the unique mission of the Academy. The project included developing acomprehensive, user-friendly document that will be used by Academy personnel, as well ascoordinating with the Colorado SHPO and other interested agencies during development of theplan.

Architectural Historian; Fireboat Ralph J. Scott Preservation Plan; Port of Los Angeles; LosAngeles, CA; August 2003 to March 2004. Currently developing and writing a preservationplan for this historic marine vessel, a National Historic Landmark, for the Port of Los Angelesand the Los Angeles Fire Department. The project includes involving the public, the NationalPark Service, the CA SHPO, and other stakeholders in the community.

Section 106 Compliance

Architectural Historian; Louisiana ArtWorks; Arts Council of New Orleans; New Orleans,Louisiana; January 2000 to March 2003. Worked closely with the Arts Council of New Orleans,the National Endowment for the Arts, and the State Historic Preservation Office on Section 106Environmental Review with adverse impact on historic structures, including assisting in thedrafting of the resultant Memorandum of Agreement and Amended Memorandum ofAgreement (AMOA). Monitored the project for compliance with the signed AMOA throughproject completion.

Experience Prior to CH2M HILLPrincipal Architectural Historian; City of New Orleans, Historic District LandmarksCommission; New Orleans, Louisiana; 1997—2003. Conducted research and wrote reports onpotential landmarks, historic districts, and other historic properties. She performed completesurveys of potential new local historic districts and prepared and delivered public presentationsto the New Orleans and the Central Business District Historic District Landmarks Commissionsand to the New Orleans City Council. Ms. Durio assisted applicants with historical accuracyand appropriateness of renovation and restoration projects. She assisted with outreach projectsin the community, including informational presentations to the public. Ms. Durio worked with

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preservation programs at local universities through student projects and internships. She servedon the Housing Conservation District Review Committee to review proposed demolitionsoutside of local historic districts. She assisted the public citywide with architectural historyqueries and worked with other city agencies, the State Historic Preservation Office, andassorted federal agencies on Restoration Tax Credit projects and Section 106 EnvironmentalReviews.

Preservation Consultant; New Orleans, Louisiana; 1997—2003. Ms. Durio assisted propertyowners and developers with the federal Historic Preservation Tax Credit and the LouisianaRestoration Tax Abatement programs and served as liaison between property owners and StateHistoric Preservation Office. She performed architectural/historical research and renderedgeneral restoration and renovation design assistance. Ms. Durio assisted in creating localhistoric district design guidelines for communities outside of New Orleans, especially forcommercial areas. She performed architectural survey work for state and local governments andprepared National Register of Historic Places nomination forms, including surveys of potentialdistricts as well as nominations for individual listings.

Adjunct Professor; University of New Orleans, College of Urban and Public Affairs; NewOrleans, Louisiana; Summer 1999. Responsible for developing and teaching a course innineteenth century architecture to both graduate and undergraduate students from diverseacademic backgrounds.

Architectural Historian II; State of Louisiana, Office of Cultural Development, Division ofHistoric Preservation; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; 1995—1997. Responsible for coordination of allhistoric preservation grants, including Louisiana Main Street Program facade grants. Sheconducted site visits to render technical and design advice to owners of historic propertiesstatewide. She monitored covenants and memoranda of agreement on previous grantees andassisted with Section 106 Environmental Review for potential impact on grantees and MainStreet communities. She administered the Restoration Tax Credit program for projects in MainStreet communities and the Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic AmericanEngineering Record program, working with Schools of Architecture at universities throughoutthe state. Ms. Durio performed public presentations statewide to provide information on SHPOprograms.

Center for Building Arts Education; Savannah College of Art and Design; 1991. Ms. Durioserved as Conference Coordinator of Preservation Law and Economic DevelopmentConference. Her responsibilities included implementation of seminars for field professionals,including assisting with development of brochures and educational materials.

City of Savannah, Park and Tree Department; Savannah, Georgia; 1990. For an internshipthrough The Center for Preservation Research, Columbia University, Ms. Durio performedhistorical research and physical survey of Colonial Cemetery, culminating in a written reportand including prototypical restoration, repair, and conservation of gravestones.

Professional Organizations/AffiliationsAssociation for Preservation Technology

National Trust for Historic Preservation

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Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans

Society of Architectural Historians

Member, Board of Trustees, Louisiana Landmarks Society

Editor, Preservation, Louisiana Landmarks Society publication

Honors and Awards2000. Iberville Award for Distinguished Contribution to the Central Business District (by NewOrleans Magazine)

Publications and Presentations2001. Urban Revitalization Tools. New Orleans, LA. Tulane Institute for Environmental Law

and Policy Annual Conference.

2000. Revitalization of the Warehouse District Historic District. New Orleans, LA. AmericanPlanning Association Annual Conference.

Supplemental InformationYears Experience Prior to CH2M HILL: 8CH2M HILL Hire Date: March 17, 2003

Employment HistoryCity of New Orleans, Historic District Landmarks Commission, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1997—2003State of Louisiana, Office of Cultural Development, Division of Historic Preservation, BatonRouge, Louisiana, 1995—1997

Last Employee Update: 01/28/2004

APPENDIX 8.3B

Historic Resources Within the Project Vicinity

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TABLE 8.3B-1Historic Resources within the Project Vicinity

Central Water Front District Resources

Street Address Name/Property Type Other District Status Code

651 Illinois St. Twigg Brothers Boat Building Shop/Industrial 3B

Pier 66 Boatyard Office/Industrial 5S3

555 Illinois Street Bluepeter Building/Industrial 5S3

420 17th Street Industrial 6Z1

1830 3rd Street Mixed Use 4D2

701 16th Street Industrial 6Z1

1900 3rd Street Bethlehem Steel Co./Industrial 4D2

2085 3rd Street Gilmore Oil Co./Industrial 4D2

550 18th Street Industrial/Commercial 4D2

2075 3rd Street Gilmore Oil Co./Industrial/Commercial 4D2

2065 3rd Street Cresent Oil Co./Commercial 6Z1

2051 3rd Street Vincent Morabito Building/Industrial/Commercial 5S3

2092 3rd Street Jacob Knoblock Bldg/Mixed Use 4D2

603 Tennessee Street Industrial 5S3

670-674 Tennessee Street Frank Lester Building/Residential 5N

674-682 Tennessee Street Residential 5N

690 Tennessee Street Landini Building/Commercial 5S3

501-555 Minnesota Street Industrial 4D2

590 Minnesota Street Industrial 5S3

580-598 Indiana Street Industrial 4D2

600 Minnesota Street California Canneries Company/Industrial 3D

725 18th Street Industrial 4D2

695 Minnesota Street Industrial 5D1

601-645 Minnesota Street Mixed Use 6Z1

721 Tennessee Street Industrial 6Z1

2146-2148 3rd Street Commercial 4D2

2150-2152 3rd Street Now We’re Cooking Inc./Mixed Use 4D2

2130 3rd Street Industrial 4D2

2121 3rd Street Seaside Oil Co./Industrial 4D2

548 20th Street, Bldg #101 Industrial 3B


SF Yard, Bldg #122 Industrial 3D



SF Yard, Bldg #’s 113- 114 Industrial 3B

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SF Yard, Bldg #’s 115-116 Industrial 3D


SF Yard, Bldg #21 Industrial 3B

SF Yard, Bldg #111, 46 Industrial 3D


SF Yard, Bldg #’s 109 & 52 Industrial 3D





SF Yard, Bldg #107 Industrial 4D5








SF Yard. Bldg #14 Industrial 3D













SF Yard, Bldg #24 Industrial 6Z1

SF Yard, Fire Station Industrial 6Z1


SF Yard, Crane Support Industrial 6Z1

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SF Yard, Slip #4, Cranes,Pier 70 Industrial 4D2

SF Yard, Pier 68 (Piers) Industrial 4D5-7

SF Yard, Pier 68 (Slips) Industrial 6Z1

SF Yard, Pier 70 (Piers) Industrial 6Z1-7

SF Yard, Pier 70 (Slips) Industrial 6Z1


2289-2295 3rd Street Mixed Use 4D2

2201-2203 3rd Street White Candy Co./Industrial 4D2

2225 3rd Street M. Levins & Sons Warehouse/Industrial 4D2

2255 3rd Street Jos. Levins & Sons/Industrial 4D2

2290 3rd Street Crocker-Anglo National Bank/Commercial 4D2

815-825 Tennessee Street C.J. Figone & Son/Bowie SwitchCompany/Industrial 4D2

2230 3rd Street Commercial 5S3 (5N)

724-728 20th Street Commercial 6Z1

800 Indiana Street AM Castle & Co. Office & Warehouse/Industrial 5S3

2350 3rd Street Commercial 4D2

2342-44 3rd Street Troy Hotel/Residential 4D2

2368 3rd Street Margaret Keefe Boarding & Lodging/Mixed Use 5N

2476-2478 3rd Street Residential 4D2

2420 3rd Street Petrucello Barber Company/Commercial 4D2

2440 3rd Street Bertsch Machine Works/Industrial 4D2

2430 3rd Street Industrial 6Z1

2472 3rd Street Cazeneuve Building/Industrial 6Z1

2400 3rd Street Goodyear Rubber Company/Commercial 4D2

2360-64 3rd Street Pellegrini Brothers Winery/Commercial 4D2

2301 3rd Street American Can Company/Industrial 3B

2518-20 3rd Street Mixed Use 3D

2524-26 3rd Street Hard Knox Café/Mixed Use 5N

2530 3rd Street Commercial 5S3 (5N)

2542-44 3rd Street Mixed Use 5S3 (5N)

2604-08 3rd Street Commercial 6Z1

2620 3rd Street Industrial 4D2

2624-26 3rd Street Commercial 4D2

2628-32 3rd Street Mixed Use 4D2


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2636-38 3rd Street Residential 3B

2642-46 3rd Street Residential 6Z1

2501 3rd Street American Can Company, SouthernExtension/Industrial 4S1

1270 Indiana Street McKay House/Industrial 5N

825 Minnesota Street Dogpatch 7

900 Minnesota Street Dogpatch 5D1





910-12 Minnesota Street Dogpatch 7



914-16 Minnesota Street Dogpatch 5D1

915 Minnesota Street Dogpatch 5N










945-47 Minnesota Street Dogpatch 5N


949-51 Minnesota Street Dogpatch 5N






1015-17, 1019-21 MinnesotaStreet Dogpatch 5D1

1280 Minnesota Street Potrero Compressed Yeast & Vinegar/Industrial 6Z1


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1201 Minnesota Street Lady’s Choice Foods, Inc./Industrial 6Z1

1225 Minnesota Street Crown Products Warehouse/Industrial 6Z1

1237 Minnesota Street Charles D. Walker Mfg./Industrial 5D

1275 Minnesota Street Crown Products Corporation/Industrial 4D2

1300 Illinois Street The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph/Industrial 4D2

1215-75 Michigan Street Eaton & Smith Plant/Sheedy Dryag/ Industrial 6Z1

1485 Illinois Street W.C. Thompson Garage, Wash Rack, & LoadingDock/Industrial 5N

1401 Illinois Street Hood Transportation/W.C. ThompsonBuildings/Industrial 5N

2833 3rd Street W.C. Thompson Office & Storage Warehouse/Industrial/Commercial 6Z1

2895 3rd Street Eisele & Dondeno Marble Mill/Industrial 5N

2800 3rd Street George R. Nelson Lumber Co./Industrial 5N

1000 25th Street Industrial 4D2

2955 3rd Street West Coast Fast Freight/Commercial 6Z1

800 Cesar Chavez Street Industrial 6Z1

3003-95 3rd Street Safeway Stores Inc./Industrial 4D2

1100 Cesar Chavez Street U.S. Plywood Corp./Industrial 5S3

1301 Cesar Chavez Street Cargill Inc. Office/Industrial 6Z1

1300 Cesar Chavez Street Industrial 6Z1

3150 3rd Street W.J. Lancaster Warehouse & Office/Industrial 6Z1

900 Marin Street General Tire Company Office &Warehouse/Industrial 6Z1

888 Marin Street Cobbledick-Kibbe Glass Co. Warehouse &Office/Industrial 6Z1

3201 3rd Street Industrial 4S1

3240 3rd Street F.E. Booth Company Inc. Plant/Industrial 4D2

Pier 84 and Copra crane Industrial 4S1

20th & Illinois Street 20th & Illinois Street Paving/ Infrastructure 4D5

23rd Street Bridge Infrastructure 3D

22nd Street Bridge Infrastructure 3D

Tunnels No. 1 & 2 Bayshore Cut-Off/Infrastructure 3D

Third Street Lights Infrastructure 4D5

Irish Hill Other 3D

636 20th Street 4D2

724 20th Street Dr. Frank M Close Medical Clinic 6Z1


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700 22nd Street Brady Saloon Dogpatch 5D

714 22nd Street Dogpatch 5N

718 22nd Street Dogpatch 3S

726 22nd Street March Hotel 5N

728-32 22nd Street Dogpatch 5N

798 22nd Street Dogpatch 7

800 22nd Street Dogpatch 5D






820-24 22nd Street Dogpatch 5D


833 22nd Street Graham Fuel & Feed Dogpatch 5D


845 & 849 22nd Street Dogpatch 5D

894-98 22nd Street Dogpatch 5N

900-02 22nd Street J. Twomey & Sons Groceries Dogpatch 5N

904 22nd Street George Scharetg & Sons Dryage Dogpatch 5D

1050 3rd Street Warehouse –Bladium Roller Skate 6Y2

1830 3rd Street The Viaduct Café 4D2

2300 3rd Street Potrero Police Station 5B

2339 3rd Street Factory 5S3

2500-02 3rd Street Kentucky Hotel Dogpatch 5D

2518 3rd Street 3D

3305 3rd Street San Francisco Fire Station 25 7K

671 Illinois Street Kneass Boatyard/Pier 66 Boatyard 5N

1201 Illinois Street Station A 7

570 Indiana Street Firebrick Supply Company Warehouse 4D2

1055 Marin Street Reynolds Metals Company Building 4S1

605 Tennessee Street 5N

680 Tennessee Street Frank Lester Buildings 5N

694 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 5D



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707 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 5D1


718 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 7J


729 Tennessee Street Wesco Machinery Manufacturing Comp Dogpatch 4D2


740 Tennessee Street Kentucky Methodist Episcopal Church Dogpatch 5D

748 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 7




800 Tennessee Street Hulme & Hart Company Dogpatch 5D




909 Tennessee Street San Francisco Fire Department Station Dogpatch 3S

950 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 5N

970 Tennessee Street Taylor Machine Shop Dogpatch 5D

991 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 6Z

993 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 6Z
















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1060 Tennessee Street Irving Murray Scott School Dogpatch 1S; SF HistLmk138

1063 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 5D1




1077-79 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 5D


1100 Tennessee Street Howley Liquors/Barsi Brothers Grocery Dogpatch 5D







1113-15 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 5N


1117-19 Tennessee Street Dogpatch 7

1120-22Tennessee Street Dogpatch 7









APPENDIX 8.3C

Agency Correspondence

APPENDIX 8.3D (CONFIDENTIAL)

CHRIS-annotated USGS Maps

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APPENDIX 8.3D

CHRIS—Annotated USGS Maps (Confidential)

Appendix 8.3D, CHRIS—Annotated USGS Maps, was submitted separately under a requestfor confidentiality.

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