Historical Use Information Sample Clauses

Historical Use Information. Historical use formation describing the subject property was obtained from a variety of sources as discussed below. This information is summarized in the table below.‌ Period/Date Land Use Source of Information 1984, 1895, 1910, 1918, 1923 Streets and land use Xxxxxxx Fire Insurance Maps, various years Various years around 1900 Old photographs, brewery, manufactured gas plant Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx (web)

Historical Use Information. Historical Aerial Photographs will be obtained from aerial photography firms having inventory of the subject area. The photographs will be reviewed to evaluate previous land use characteristics for the property and adjacent parcels. The photographs will also be checked for possible oil and gas exploration activities, surficial anomalies associated with waste ponds or dumps, and previous commercial and/or industrial activities. A Chain of Title will be reviewed from the Galveston County Clerk's records to identify site ownership from 1940 forward. The records will be reviewed to evaluate the potential for industrial or environmentally significant land use activities onsite, based on the identities of previous owners. Local City Directories and Xxxxxxx Fire Insurance Maps, if available, will be reviewed for listings of the types of past structures or business operations that may have existed on the property. In addition, Texas Railroad Commission Records will be reviewed to determine if oil and/or gas exploration or production has occurred on the site. This information will be obtained from a Regional Oil and Gas Survey Map prepared by Xxxxx Research, Inc. Task 2: Interviews and Agency Inquiries Owner/Occupant Inquiry Inquiries will be made of person(s) who may have knowledge of current or historical conditions associated with the subject property. One or more of the following individuals may be contacted for an interview: 1) Current Owner 2) Owner's Representative 3) Occupants or Tenants 4) Adjacent Property Owners/Occupants. Interviews may be conducted in person, by telephone, or by written correspondence in the form of an Owner/Occupant Questionnaire. Local Agencies and/or Officials Inquiries will be made of local agencies or officials that may have records of environmental conditions or incidents related to the subject property or adjacent properties. Such agencies may include the Local Fire Department, Hazardous Materials Response, City/County Health Department, Local Pollution Control Agency, or others deemed appropriate for the property, its location, or specific conditions.