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San Francisco, Ca CALIFORNIA LAND SITE LIST JOBSITE START END DATE EXPOSURE MODIFICATION DATE DATE LEVEL 100 MCALLISTER STREET--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 01-Jan-51 31-Jan-51 L 110 SIXTH AVE--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 30-Jan-68 - - VL 1200 CALIFORNIA ST--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 01-Jan-64 31-Dec-66 L 12TH COAST GUARD DISTRICT--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 17-Nov-67 - - L 14TH STREET PIER, OUTER HARBOR--OAKLAND, CA 01-Jan-74 31-Jan-74 S 1500 PAGE MILL ROAD--PALO ALTO, CA 02-Dec-71 07-Dec-71 L 22 BATTERY STREET--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 01-Mar-51 31-Mar-51 L 2636 ADELINE STREET--OAKLAND, CA (RES) 01-Jan-52 31-Dec-54 VL 3140 ALFRED ST--SANTA CLARA, CA 16-May-72 16-May-72 VL 31ST AVENUE & GEARY (RES)--SAN FRANCISCO, CA (SENIOR CITIZEN'S HOME) 01-Sep-73 30-Sep-73 VL 329 BRANNAN STREET BUILDING--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 20-Dec-68 - - L 3436 PIERCE ST--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 30-Jan-68 - - VL 433 CALIFORNIA STREET--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 14-Aug-69 21-Aug-69 L 4TH AVENUE APARTMENTS--PALO ALTO, CA 01-Jan-64 31-Dec-72 VL 525 UNIVERSITY AVENUE--PALO ALTO, CA 01-Jan-62 31-Dec-72 VL 5558 CHRISTIE ST--EMERYVILLE, CA 23-Jun-70 23-Jun-70 VL 580 MONTGOMERY ST--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 31-Jul-69 31-Jul-69 L 601 CALIFORNIA STREET--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 01-Jan-53 31-Dec-92 L 635 SACRAMENTO ST--SAN FRANCISCO, CA 06-Dec-65 - - L 7TH & HENSLEY--RICHMOND, CA 01-Jul-72 31-Jul-72 VL 7TH STREET PIER--OAKLAND, CA 01-Oct-70 31-Mar-77 S 807 ACACIA LANE (RES)--SANTA ROSA, CA 01-Jan-49 31-Dec-55 L A. TEICHERT & SON, INC.--DAVIS, CA 23-Jun-70 - - VL A.R. 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