| The tract below is west of Mary, and south of Remington and is known as "Rancho Verde Addition built in 1962. I originally had this area as part of the Fairbrae tract, it actually touches the Fairbrae tract which is right across Mary to the east. I looked closer at the satellite photos and noticed something that surprised me, clearly this tract contains double-peaked atriums, while Fairbrae appears to have only flat-roofed atriums. I drove this neighborhood recently and noticed that not only are they double-peaked, but they look like Jones and Emmons atriums as opposed to the Claude Oakland atriums I see all over in Sunnyvale. Some of the houses in this group look just like the Anshen and Allen model E-111 too, so this might be a "mixed" tract. I count 40 houses in this unique neighborhood. |
