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Ms . Margaret Lagorio December 16, 1994 Page 2 to Parmaceast, a California limited partnership, on December 5, 1963 .1 (See Attach. A, "Disposition Contract for Approved East Stockton Urban Renewal Area Project No. A-2111 . ) It appears that the property was undeveloped at the time of the sale . (See Attach. B . ) Parmaceast immediately began to redevelop the property. On December 9, 1963 , Parmaceast submitted an Application for Use Permit to the City to "use the northeast corner of Filbert and Myrtle Streets as a service station. " (See Attach. B. ) On January 6, 1964, a Use Permit was issued by the City to Parmaceast, allowing Parmaceast to erect and operate a service station at the site. (See Attach. C. ) The remainder of the site was apparently developed as a strip mall or shopping center. The service station was apparently built and operated in connection with the Mac Department store and may have included automotive servicing facilities . (See Attach. D. ) From a review of historical phone books from 1964 through 1975, it appears that the service station may have been known as Mac Disco of East Stockton Auto Parts or Disco Gas, and may have been associated with other Mac Disco, Disco Mart or Disco East stores . The service station and shopping mall appear to have been in operation for about ten years . Del Monte has contacted several agencies that would have had regulatory jurisdiction over the service station, such as the Stockton Fire Department, but has not been able to obtain any information regarding the historical uses of the site. We assume that information regarding the site, such as operating permits and other records, will be found in the files of the owners and operators of the service station. Parmaceast, the owner and developer of the site, was composed of two general partners : Mr. W. L. Simmons and Fampar, Inc . , and several limited partners as listed in the Disposition Contract at Attachment A, page 2 . Mr. Simmons was President of Fampar Inc. , and both used the same address . As general partners of Parmaceast, Mr. Simmons and Fampar, Inc. are each fully responsible for any and all liabilities of the limited partnership. Mr. Simmons' current address is 2000 Atlas Peak Road, Napa, California. He can be contacted through his attorney, Sidney Rudy, Esq. of Hanson, Bridgett, Marcus, Vlahos and Rudy, 333 Market Street, San Francisco, CA 94105 . Mr. Simmons and Fampar, Inc . are responsible parties as the owners of the site when the station was operated and when releases occurred. Mr. Simmons would likely be able to provide 1 Parmaceast was also known as Par Mac East . 11818558