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Mike Carey January 26,2016 <br /> Historic Resource Evaluation: 4791 Augustine St., Pleasanton, CA Page 7 <br /> Originally part of the Nevis Tract, the property was subdivided into residential lots prior to <br /> construction of the circa-1895 residence. Presently the subject property encompasses two lots: Lot <br /> 94 (empty), facing Old Bernal Avenue; and the adjacent Lot 95 at the corner of Old Bernal Avenue <br /> and Augustine Street, which contains the subject residence and outbuildings. <br /> Based on a review of the Sanborn maps from 1907 and 1943 (updated from 1907), the two subject <br /> lots— lots 94 and 95—contained residences and outbuildings constructed by 1907 (Figure 8— <br /> previous page). By 1943 when the Sanborn maps were updated, the residence and outbuilding <br /> shown on lot 94 have been removed and the lot was empty at this time. The subject residence is <br /> shown on Lot 95 (Figure 9—previous page), with the shed-roofed rear addition installed on the <br /> building. The three accessory buildings are in slightly different configurations than as exists <br /> presently, indicating that they were either demolished or moved near to the north property line. <br /> The property was passed onto Augustine Bernal (descendent of Joseph and Juana Nevis) in 1902, <br /> who passed the property to Philip Kolb almost immediately in 1903. The property changed <br /> ownership continuously each year until being purchased by Giacomo Zaro in 1926. The property <br /> remained in the possession of descendants of the Zaro family until 1997. Based on an examination <br /> of local records and city directories it appears that the Zaro children—Americo and Grace Zaro, <br /> lived in the house in the 1940s. The Zaro family is the only residents to have occupied the subject <br /> residence for a significant period of time. The family owned and operated Americo Zaro Gravel <br /> Company in the Pleasanton area and likely rented the residence at 4791 Augustine Street to <br /> company workers. <br /> 4791 Augustine Street: Historic Resource Evaluation <br /> The following evaluates the subject building for eligibility under the National Register of Historic <br /> Places and the California Register of Historical Resources. <br /> National Register of Historic Places Evaluation: <br /> The National Register Criteria appear below, with an evaluation of the subject property: <br /> A. That are associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns <br /> of our history; or <br /> The subject property is not eligible under this criterion because it is not associated with any events <br /> that have made a significant contribution to national, State of California, or City of Pleasanton <br /> history. While the subject building was constructed during the City of Pleasanton's post-railroad <br /> expansion, this event is not significant enough to qualify the subject property under Criterion A. <br /> B. That are associated with the lives of persons significant in our past; or <br /> The subject property contained a continuously changing list of occupants, none of whom owned or <br /> lived in the residence for more than one year. The exception is the Zaro family, who owned the <br /> property from 1926 to 1997. The Zaro family owned and operated the Americo Zaro Gravel <br /> Company. However, none of the Zaro family or descendants have proven to be significant in <br /> national, State of California, or City of Pleasanton history. The property is not eligible under this <br /> Criterion. <br />
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