Villavante

132 addresses sit inside the 15.6 acres the city draws for Villavante on its HOA Local register. They sit on nine streets, Via Caseta, Via Encanto, Via Floria and Via Helena among them, carrying 0.98 miles of centerline. The county parcel record inside the boundary is 153 parcels, predominantly detached single family houses. The median lot the county records here is 0.07 acres and 35 feet wide. The city general plan gives 10.0 of those acres a low-medium density residential designation. The zoning layer puts 10.4 acres in the RM-3000-D zone and 0.9 in OS. Mail here carries the 92688 zip code and a Rancho Santa Margarita postal city.

The city assigns the ground to evacuation zone RSM09, which it describes as SFR, Elementary School, Church, Skate Park, HOA parks and pools. Water comes from the Santa Margarita Water District and trash is collected Friday by CR&R. All of it lies in Capistrano Unified, which feeds Arroyo Vista Elementary and Tesoro High.

Villavante gives nine streets to 132 homes, which is a lot of street names for a small place, and they do not agree with each other. Via Bonita and Via Linda are both simply pretty, Via Encanto is enchantment and Via Caseta is a little cottage. Via Jacinto is the hyacinth. Via Helena, Via Floria and Via Geneva are names, and Via Mirage is not Spanish at all.

The houses were built in 1994 on about sixteen acres, laid out tightly with a median lot of well under a tenth of an acre and almost a mile of street inside the boundary. This is the southern side of the city, so the addresses feed Arroyo Vista and Tesoro High rather than the Saddleback Valley schools that serve the north.