Mission Courts II

207 addresses sit inside the 11.3 acres the city draws for Mission Courts II on its HOA Local register. They sit on ten streets, Buckthorn, Islay, Milkwood and Silktassel among them, carrying 0.63 miles of centerline. The county parcel record inside the boundary is 218 parcels, predominantly condominium units. The city general plan gives 7.7 of those acres a high density residential designation. The zoning layer puts 7.6 acres in the RH zone and 0.6 in OS. Mail here carries the 92688 zip code and a Rancho Santa Margarita postal city.

0.7 acres are rated Very High on the 2025 state fire hazard severity map the city publishes. The city assigns the ground to evacuation zone RSM05, which it describes as City Center, City Hall, Retail, High Density Apt. Complexes, Elderly Care Facilities, High School, Middle School. All of it lies in Saddleback Valley Unified, which feeds Trabuco Mesa Elementary, Rancho Santa Margarita Intermediate and Trabuco Hills High.

The second phase of Mission Courts abandoned the first phase's Spanish virtues completely and planted itself instead. All ten of its streets are trees and shrubs, and most are California natives rather than nursery imports: Islay is the wild cherry that grew across these hills and fed the people who lived here, Silk Tassel and Buckthorn are chaparral shrubs, Roble is the valley oak and Blue Oak its drier cousin, with Redbud, Dogwood, Hemlock, Boxelder and Milkwood filling out the list.

That choice reads differently from the flower and bird names used elsewhere in the city. The phase holds 207 homes on 11.3 acres and dates from the same late 1980s building as its neighbor.