Tract guide · Oak Park Tract (Original Oak Park), Oak Park

Second Unit

The Second Unit lies just east of the Original Unit. Metropolitan Development Corporation recorded it as Tract 1873-2 in April 1967. Its roughly 250 houses sit on Bayberry, Maplegrove, Pinion and Joshua streets, the eastern blocks of Tamarind Street, part of Smoke Tree Avenue and the east end of Conifer Street.

Well documented: confirmed in official or multiple independent records.
Updated October 16, 2026 · Corrections: send a correction

At a glance

Second Unit quick facts

Also called	Unit 2, Phase 2
Neighborhood	Oak Park Tract (Original Oak Park), Oak Park
Builder	Metropolitan Development Corporation (owner of record on the tract map; Louis and Mark Boyar)
Built	1968 onward per the community history; county assessor records list nearly all houses as 1970 (map recorded April 19, 1967)
Homes	about 250 (251 residential lots, Nos. 182-432, on the 1967 map; 251 improved assessor parcels)
Home types	Detached single-family homes, mostly single-story. County records show 54 two-story homes, 53 of them on Bayberry, Joshua and Pinion. Living area is mostly about 1,600–2,340 sq ft, with common plans of about 1,590, 1,680, 1,830, 1,890, 2,000, 2,240 and 2,340 sq ft.
Lot sizes	Mostly about 6,900–9,200 sq ft (county parcel records; median about 7,700 sq ft)
Streets	Bayberry Street, Maplegrove Street, Pinion Street, Joshua Street, Tamarind Street (eastern blocks), Smoke Tree Avenue, Conifer Street (east end)
Tract map	Ventura County Tract 1873, Unit 2: recorded 1967 (48 MR 35), about 61 acres
Gates	Not gated
HOA	None — Agent guides list no HOA for the original Oak Park streets, including this section.

Highlighted: recorded Tract 1873, Unit 2 (county GIS). Other outlines are neighboring tracts in Oak Park Tract (Original Oak Park).

About

About Second Unit

The community history site dates the second unit to 1968 and says a later 'third unit' on Pinion and Joshua brought Oak Park's first two-story plans. That was a sales phase on this same map. The county's Tract 1873-3 is Sabra Avenue, west of Kanan. County records show 54 two-story houses, almost all on Bayberry, Joshua and Pinion, among single-story plans of about 1,600 to 2,000 square feet. Lots run about 6,900 to 9,200 square feet, most houses are listed as built in 1970, and there is no homeowners association.

Schools

Schools for Second Unit

School attendance areas

Oak Park Unified School District
From OPUSD's elementary street list (2017):

Middle: Medea Creek Middle School (one middle school and one high school for the whole district)
High: Oak Park High School (one middle school and one high school for the whole district)

These come from the district's own data, not from this site. Assignment goes by address, and districts change boundaries and run choice and transfer programs. Confirm with Boundaries and street lists, or check an address here.

Part of

Oak Park Tract (Original Oak Park), Oak Park

Oak Park Tract is where Oak Park began: about 650 homes on both sides of Kanan Road, running north from the Los Angeles County line at Agoura Hills. Metropolitan Development Corporation recorded the first of five Tract 1873 units in 1966, and the last of their homes were finished in 1972. A small tract of mostly attached homes near Kanan Road and Sunnycrest Drive followed in 1979.

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