The site was used by the Army as a radio station. The properties, of unknown acreage, in the vicinity of the site were used for the maintenance of all necessary electrical and radio antenna, masts, poles and wires over the property in connection with the use or maintenance of the radio station.
On 12 July 1944 the three use permits and the lease were classified as surplus. The per.mits and lease were terminated on 16 September 1944. Releases relating to the use permits were signed on 30 November 1948, 28 December 1948, and 6 January 1949 releasing the United States Government "for any and all claims for rental" and "any and all other claims ...". arising out of or incidental to the use and/or occupancy" of the permitted property. The 0.534-acre site is currently owned by the Morrison and Cook Street Partnership, et aI, and Ms. Carroll Silvera, on which are the Santa Maria Care Center and a multi-unit apartment complex.
Site History: From April 10, 1942, to September 16, 1944, the War Department leased this site from R.C. Wylie, et aI, under lease number W3460-eng-759. The Army used this site as a
radio station. A radio antenna, masts, poles, and wires were installed on the site.
On 16 September 1944, the site was declared surplus. The site is now owned by private owners.