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Kennedy/Jenks Consultants <br /> Date Comments <br /> 1917 The subject property was developed with eleven residences, a church, and three <br /> commercial businesses The United Brethren Church was at 133-135 S Stanislaus <br /> Street An auto trim shop and storage was at 626-632 Market Street (This appeared to <br /> be the building currently onsite ) A blacksmith &wagon shop and carriage painting was <br /> at 636-640 E Market Street The Chinese laundry at 122-124 S American Street was <br /> reduced to one single-story building and adjacent residence The lot at 604 E Market <br /> Street was developed with a residence and 644-648 E Market Street was developed <br /> with a store Adjacent property to the north and east was residential except for a wood, <br /> coal, and hay company to the east at 124 S Stanislaus Street <br /> ' 1950 The subject property was developed with five residences to the south along Washington <br /> Street The lot at 615 E Washington Street was used for parking and sales of gas &oil <br /> The lot at 639-645 E Washington was undeveloped The San Joaquin Local Health <br /> Center was at 130 S American Street The lot at 612 E Market Street was occupied by <br /> ' K W G Radio Studio The lot at 620-622 Market Street appeared to developed with the <br /> building currently onsite The map indicated that the first floor was occupied by a <br /> wholesale tobacco and candy company, and that hotel rooms were on the second and <br /> third floors The lot at 624 E Market Street appeared in its current configuration, and <br /> was occupied by the Chinese laundry The map indicated that stores occupied <br /> 626-632 E Market Street The lot at 636-640 E Market Street was occupied by an auto <br /> repair company The map indicated that gas and oil tanks were in the yard south of the <br /> building The lot at 121 S Stanislaus was undeveloped, and 602-606 E Market Street <br /> was developed with a two-story building containing stores on the first floor and a meeting <br /> hall on the second floor The lot at 644-648 E Market Street was developed with a two- <br /> story building containing a furniture store on the first floor and a hotel on the second <br /> floor Adjacent property to the north was developed with a printer, auto upholstery shop, <br /> and a store To the east was residential except for a store at 700 E Market Street and <br /> an auto shop with a dirt floor at 124 S Stanislaus Street <br /> 1972 The subject property appeared to be in its current configuration A printing company was <br /> located at 612E Market Street The Hotel Cunningham was at 620-622 Market Street, <br /> and a furniture warehouse occupied the first floor The lot at 626-632 E Market Street <br /> ' was occupied by stores, and 636-640 E Market Street was undeveloped The lot at 602- <br /> 606 E Market Street was developed with a two-story building containing stores on the <br /> first floor and a meeting hall on the second floor, and 644-648 E Market Street was <br /> developed with a two-story building containing a restaurant on the first floor and a hotel <br /> on the second floor The remainder of the subject property was occupied by parking <br /> lots Adjacent property to the north was commercial/retail To the east was commercial, <br /> including a dry cleaners at 700 E Market Street and Goodwill Industries at 129 Grant <br /> Street <br /> ' 3 3,4 City Directory Review <br /> Kennedy/Jenks reviewed available historic city directories at the Stockton Main Library on <br /> 4 March and 20 March 1996 This review, which spanned the time penod from the present <br /> back to 1919 in approximately 5 year increments, did not reveal any information relative to <br /> potential environmental liabilities that was substantially different from that available through <br /> review of the Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps Some business names were different, but the <br /> nature of the businesses occupying the specific buildings were the same For example, <br /> the laundry occupying 624 Market Street building had a variety of names over the time <br /> penod from the mid-1930s to 1965, after which time it was a barbershop until 1980 <br /> i\Job%ffigM14 001text doe 11 <br />