La Placentia Tract
The La Placentia Tract is the 1926 subdivision that makes up the east side of greater Kadota Fig, from Kadota Street to Stearns Street. Its original large lots can still be seen along Barnard and Alta streets north of the 118, and the tract continues south past Cochran Street toward Los Angeles Avenue. Its lots on both sides of Cochran form Planning Units 2, 3 and 4 of the city's 1996 Southeast Kadota Fig Specific Plan.
Mostly documented: the name and location are confirmed; some details rest on a single source.
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La Placentia Tract quick facts
| Also called | Record map 16 MR 7 |
|---|---|
| Neighborhood | Kadota Fig, Simi Valley |
| Built | Map recorded 1926; houses from many decades |
| Homes | About 95 parcels north of Cochran Street outside later tracts (about 70 with buildings) |
| Home types | Single-family homes of many eras, from about 1,100 to 3,100 sq ft and more |
| Lot sizes | Most 0.25–1.1 acre, median about 0.5 acre |
| Streets | Barnard St, Alta St, Kadota St, Alamo St, Cochran St, Stearns St |
| Gates | Not gated |
| HOA | No association covers Kadota Fig as a whole. Tract 5092 has the Crossroads at Simi Valley Homeowners Association, and Apricot Ranch has its own townhome association. (neighborhood association) |
Approximate location, not a tract boundary.
About La Placentia Tract
North of Cochran, about 95 parcels outside later tracts keep large lots with a median near half an acre. Many La Placentia lots were later redrawn, including Tracts 2054 and 2145 (1969–70), Golf Meadows Court (1986), the Stearns Street condominiums (1987), Fairway Park, the 200-home Tract 5092 (1999), Tract 4921 (2004), Tract 5483 (2006) and, south of Cochran Street, Auburn Lane.
Schools for La Placentia Tract
School attendance areas
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Kadota Fig, Simi Valley
Kadota Fig is the semi-rural middle of north-central Simi Valley, from Tapo Canyon Road east to Stearns Street between Alamo and Cochran streets, plus a strip south of Cochran out to Leeds Street. It grew from 1920s fig-farm acre lots, and the city counts 448 acres in the original area. Big, uneven lots, large trees and streets that often lack curbs still set the tone.
Other tracts in Kadota Fig
Homes for sale near La Placentia Tract
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Where these facts come from
- Ventura County record map 16 MR 7: La Placentia Tract (1926) — maps.ventura.org
- Ventura County GIS record maps layer (La Placentia Tract extent and later tracts) — maps.ventura.org
- Ventura County GIS parcel layer (parcel counts and sizes) — maps.ventura.org
- City of Simi Valley — Southeast Kadota Fig Specific Plan (SP-S-20, approved December 9, 1996, Ordinance No. 878) — simivalley.org
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