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EXHIBIT D <br /> -la r' t\ (?`s <br /> P A S T ; 1 <br /> CONSULTANTS LLC <br /> Seth A.Bergstein <br /> 415.515.6224 <br /> s e th @ p a s t c o n s u 1 t a n t s.c o rn <br /> January 26, 2016 <br /> Mike Carey <br /> Investment Real Estate Company <br /> 327 St. Mary Street <br /> Pleasanton, CA 94566 <br /> Re: Historic Resource Evaluation for 4791 Augustine St., Pleasanton, CA <br /> APN. 094-0155-000 <br /> Dear Mr. Carey: <br /> This letter states the findings of historic significance, based on our research and conditions <br /> assessment of the commercial building located at 4791 Augustine Street, in Pleasanton, California. <br /> PAST Consultants, LLC (PAST) attended a site visit to the subject property on January 20, 2016 to <br /> photograph the building and assess its existing condition. Research in local repositories was <br /> conducted in January 2016 to determine the historic significance of the building on the subject <br /> property. <br /> Summary of Findings <br /> The property at 4791 Augustine Street, Pleasanton, California is not historically significant under <br /> National Register (NR) Criteria or California Register(CR) Criteria. The property site is not the <br /> location of a significant event in national, State of California or City of Pleasanton history (NR <br /> Criterion A/CR Criterion 1). The property changed ownership on a regular basis throughout the <br /> historic period (circa-1895 to 1966). The longest occupancy of the property was by the Zaro family <br /> (1926 - I997), who owned the Americo C. Zaro Gravel Company near Pleasanton. While the <br /> family worked in the Pleasanton area, they were not significant persons in national, State of <br /> California, or City of Pleasanton history (NR Criterion B/CR Criterion 2). The circa-1895 residence <br /> on the property was constructed in a Vernacular Queen Anne Style that has been highly modified <br /> and is in very poor condition. The circa-1895 residence on the subject property is not designed by a <br /> master architect. Because of substantial additions to the front, right side and rear elevations, the <br /> building has been highly altered and has lost most of its historic integrity. For these reasons, the <br /> residence is no longer a distinctive example of a type, period, or method of construction (NR <br /> Criterion C/CR Criterion 3). <br /> P.O. Box 721 <br /> Pacific Grove, CA 93950 <br /> www.pastconsultants.coin <br />
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