Historical Resource. Under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), a historical resource is a resource listed in or determined to be eligible for listing in, the California Register of Historical Resources; a resource included in a local register of historical resources; or an object, building, structure, site, area, place, record, or manuscript which a CEQA lead agency determines to be historically significant in the architectural, engineering, scientific, economic, agricultural, educational, social, political, military, or cultural annals of California, provided the agency’s determination is supported by substantial evidence (California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Division 6, Chapter 3 Section 15064.5).
Historical Resource buildings, structures, objects, sites, landscapes, districts, and all manner of properties associated with past human activities. Historical resources in the XXXXX Inventory include those that have and those that have not undergone formal evaluation by federal, state, or local government agencies with respect to historical significance.
Historical Resource. A cultural resource listed in or determined eligible for listing in the 202 CRHR by the CPUC or other appropriate government agency per CEQA and CEQA Guidelines. 203
Historical Resource. A group of residents, now known as the Friends of La Laguna, formed to support the preservation of La Laguna de San Xxxxxxx, also known as Dinosaur or Monster Park \Communay Development Planning \Planning DivisionTlanning Cases 2007Wincent Xxxx Park Environmental, PL-07-070\Environmental Checklist and Initial Study GS FINAL with additions.doc in October 2006. N I the help and hard work of this com., iity group, the City has learned a great amount of information about La Laguna and its artist, Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx. We have also learned about the importance of this play area to many of our residents and of its importance as a cultural and historic landmark for our community. In December 2006, in response to these efforts, the City provided a proposal to the Friends of La Laguna to identify a process by which the City could evaluate and conserve the La Laguna play area, and by which safety and disabled access could be appropriately addressed. This initial proposal was followed by a second-phase proposal in January 2007 which further developed a common agreement for addressing the aforementioned issues. More detailed historical information on the art pieces is available on a compact disc at City Hall Community Development Department or the Parks and Recreation Department. The existing La Laguna De San Xxxxxxx Play Area will remain with all existing site furnishings to be preserved due to historical cultural significance. A cultural resource evaluation will be prepared to provide the background historical material for the HABS (Historic American Buildings Survey)/HAER (Historic American Engineering Record) documentation. Attached is the City's Work Program to delimit and protect the play area. The Friends of La Laguna which is a non-profit organization has applied for grant funds to obtain historical status under the California Register of Historic Places. Since then, the City's preservation architect has developed a proposed strategy documenting the steps needed to conserve La Laguna, which has been shared with their representative. In a meeting June 20, 2007 (subsequent to the noticing of the draft document), the City's staff agreed to several additional measures including:
a. The protection and incorporation of two elements which lie partially outside the conservation zone. These are the "dock" which lies along the northern edge of the play area, and the sign.
b. Use of existing luminaires wherever possible to reflect the play area's original appearance, and u...
