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ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONSULTING SERVICES Kathy Kivley, Page 2 2. Identify if the structure occupies the location of a significant historical event; 3. Identify if the structure belonged to a person or group that contributed significantly to the culture and development of the City; 4. Identify if the structure within the City exemplifies a particular architectural style or way of life important to the City or is the best remaining example of an architectural style in a neighborhood; 5. Identify if the structure is the work of a person or group whose work influenced the heritage of the City, the State or the United States; 6. Identify if the structure relates to another designated historical building or a proposed district in such a way that its preservation is essential to the integrity of the building of the building or district; and 7. Identify if the structure or if the site has potential for yielding information of archaeological interest" (City of Colton 2001:2-3). Properties to be Evaluated for Historical Resource Significance Specifically, the evaluations are focused on the following properties: A. Three Offerings for Historic Designation- Three property owners have submitted applications for historic designation of their structures. ACS will identify and document all cultural resources on three properties. In addition, ACS will evaluate the significance of the architectural components on the three properties. Historical archaeological components will be identified on the properties. However, historical archaeological evaluative excavations that would determine the significance of archaeological resources will not be undertaken at this time. A Change Order to this Contract will be required to implement the excavations. B. Three Predetermined Property Eligibilities- A property owner wants to destroy three properties in preparation for a future construction project. City staff have already assessed two of the buildings on the properties as potentially significant, while the third building appears to exhibit compromised integrity. ACS will identify and document all cultural resources on the three properties. ACS will evaluate the significance of the architectural components on the properties. Historical archaeological components will be identified on the properties. However, historical archaeological evaluative excavations that would determine the significance of archaeological resources will not be undertaken at this time. A Change Order to this Contract will be required to implement the excavations. C. One Questionable Designation- One property was previously approved for historic designation by the City's Historic Preservation Commission. However, no action was taken by the City staff for several years. ACS will identify and document all cultural resources on the property. In addition, ACS will evaluate the significance of the architectural components on the P.O. Box 39. 13826 Pollard Drive • Lytle Creek, CA 92358 • Tet/Fax 909-887-0795 • Email:Alexarcheo@aol.com