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. rc I Land ESA Ma agement Ray Weiss January 2009 Page 10 Results Archival The records search conducted by the Central California Information Center,Stanislaus State University, indicated that no prehistoric or historic archaeological resources had been identified within the project area.The CCIC recorded seven historic structures located within or adjacent to the project area.The results of the records search is provided below on Table 1. TABLE 1 RECORDED HISTORIC STRUCTURES WITHIN OR IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THE PROJECT AREA Primary Number Description Within Project Area? P-39-00015/446 Tidewater-Southern Railroad Yes P-39-00112/445 Atchison Topeka and the No Santa Fe Railroad P-39-00439 Electric distribution lines No along McHenry Avenue/Escalon Avenue P-39-04167 Residence at 1750 McHenry Yes Avenue P-39-04168 Gas Station at 1303 First Yes Street P-39-04169 Trailer Court at 1666 No McHenry Avenue P-39-04170 Residence at 1606-1610, No 1616 McHenry Avenue source:CCIC,2008 The CCIC records identified the presence of two recorded structures within the project area:the gas station at 1303 First Street and the residence at 1750 McHenry Avenue.Each of these is described below. 1303 First Street.The gas station at 1303 First Street,located within the project area,was identified and surveyed by Corbett and Minor in 1996.The gas station was constructed in 1926,with its associated restroom and residence constructed in 1942,and associated garage constructed in 1952.The Corbett and Minor evaluation stated that the building was determined to be ineligible for listing in either the California Register or National Register due to lack of integrity(Corbett and Minor, 1996). 1750 McHenry Avenue.The Spanish Vernacular residence at 1750 McHenry Avenue was also evaluated by Corbett and Minor in 1996.According to that report,the single family residence was intended to recall the original owner's Spanish birthplace, and has distinct architectural features of the Spanish Vernacular style, including masonry construction covered with patterned stucco,white walls,and its conspicuous chimney on the southern end of the building.The residence was determined to be eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criteria C, that the residence embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type,period,region,or method of construction, or represents the work of an important creative individual,or possesses high artistic values(Corbett and Minor, 1996).