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KLEINFELDER Bright People.Right Solutions. Three residences are located along the south side of Weber Avenue west of F Street; these residences are not within the project site but would be demolished as a part of the project. These homes were constructed in the "historical period" (> 50 years ago). A fourth, located within the site, was constructed in 1996 and is not historic. The parcel numbers, address, owner and date of construction as shown in ParcelQuest are listed below. 153-180-08 2391 E Weber Gupta 1996 153-180-09 2392 E Weber Gupta 1951 153-180-12 2376 E Weber Arroyo 1946 153-180-14 2374 E Weber Fernandez 1952 The three houses constructed during the historic period are relatively small and have no notable architectural characteristics, photos of the three homes are available in Appendix B. The residences are not City Landmarks or located within a Historic District, and the structures are not listed on any local, state or federal register of historic places. Pictures of the subject residences have been submitted to the Community Development Department for inclusion in the project file. The Stockton Development Code (16.220.105) requires that demolition permit applications for structures of historic age (>50 years) be evaluated by the Director of Community Development as to whether they constitute potential historic resources or not. In the event that structures are determined to be potentially historic, additional environmental review and conditions on demolition, or prohibition of demolition, may be required. In the event that demolition would result in significant effects on historic resources, an EIR needs to be prepared. Environmental Impacts Cultural Resources Impact As a result of past disturbance of the site and the recent nature of existing structures on the site, proposed development of the project site is not expected to result in any direct effect on known archaeological or historic resources. The proposed project would involve the demolition of three residences constructed during the historic period. Demolition would be subject to the requirements of Development Code Section 16.220.105. Under this section, a demolition application must be prepared and submitted to the Director of Community Development. The Director will determine whether the structure is a potentially historic resource and whether demolition may proceed pursuant to a Notice of Exemption under CEQA, or whether an EIR needs to be prepared. It is assumed for the purposes of this Negative Declaration that a Notice of Exemption will be sufficient for the subject residences. Compliance with the Development Code is required by a mitigation measure below. 121339/ST011 R226 3-27 October 14, 2011 copyright 2011 Kleinfelder