Northside - City of Riverside
Northside - City of Riverside
Northside - City of Riverside
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The topography <strong>of</strong> this non-residential area is flat, rising slightly at SR-60, and<br />
dropping sharply to at its eastern boundary to SR-91, below. The noise <strong>of</strong> the<br />
freeway traffic and the current Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and<br />
California Department <strong>of</strong> Transportation (Caltrans) Interstate Route 215 (I-215)/SR-<br />
91/SR-60 Improvement Project drowns out the sounds from businesses such as<br />
Burgess Moving and Storage, Genesis Boats, and Arpin Logistics that occupy the<br />
buildings and large yards within the area. This area was developed in the late 20 th<br />
century and features vernacular buildings associated with various industrial,<br />
commercial, and manufacturing ventures. One public building, the California<br />
Department <strong>of</strong> Forestry Southern California Headquarters and Operation Center<br />
(1954; 2524 Mulberry Street), is found within the boundaries.<br />
North <strong>of</strong> State Route 60<br />
The area <strong>of</strong> the survey area that is situated north <strong>of</strong> the SR-60 is bounded by the<br />
freeway to the south, Strong Street to the north, Fairmount Boulevard to the west<br />
and the SR-91 to the east. Streets included within the North <strong>of</strong> State Route 60 Area<br />
are Fairmount Boulevard, Main Street, Orange Street, Oakley Avenue, Stoddard<br />
Avenue, Shamrock Avenue, and Stansell Drive. The short Arroyo Vista Avenue,<br />
located northeast <strong>of</strong> the intersection <strong>of</strong> Orange Street and SR-60, now serves as a<br />
restricted access road and any properties associated with this avenue are no longer<br />
extant. West La Cadena Drive south <strong>of</strong> Strong Street (also identified as Charles<br />
Street) and associated commercial properties (1707 and 1769 W. La Cadena) are no<br />
longer extant due to current construction for the I-215/SR-91/SR-60 Improvement<br />
Project (Figure 13).<br />
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