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Here is the Mexican restaurant I mentioned earlier. http://www.rosecanyoncantina.com/ I do remember seeing that steak restaurant, but I think they only serve dinners. I will definitely try it soon, based on your recommendation. You live in OPA also?

Passed by Cooks Corner many times, never stopped by though and tried their food. There's a nice Mexican restaurant up the road a bit, got a nice outdoor patio in the back, pretty good food. Can't recall the name.

I now live in OPA and notice a lot of visitors on the weekend riding bikes, motorcycles (usually Harley's), hiking, jogging, etc. The Santiago Canyon Road is especially popular since it is a great scenic driving road, between OPA and Modjeska Canyon. Guess, people are attracted the country...

A developer is trying get city approval to build 500+ senior housing units in Orange very close to OPA, big issue with residents there. Apparently 28 acres will be devoted for senior housing project and will include 10 3-story buildings for senior housing units. Don't know if this is a good...

This seller got lucky, sold his unit in Dec. 2008 for almost the 2006 purchase price. http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/3141-Michelson-Dr-92612/unit-1503/home/7211420

No problem, I can see you post a lot and provide help to many. The research did tell me that portions of Villa Park and Anaheim Hills have this problem, good to know....

Soil liquefaction issue does not appear to be an issue for OPA based on the following: http://gmw.consrv.ca.gov/shmp/download/pdf/ozn_ora.pdf As for the smell, I am familiar with OPA and there are parts where the smell is hardly noticeable and parts where the smell is definitely...

Thanks no_vas, seems like you would do ok at OPA if you stayed away from the hills and neighbors with horses. On a side note, it looks like the newest OC housewife is from OPA. See page 12 of http://foothillssentry.com/December-08-Sentry.pdf

Can anyone point me to a site that shows the borders of OPA, I know OPA covers the unincorporate part and as well as part of city of Orange, but I'm curious to see what part of Orange is considered OPA. Thanks in advance.

Came across this during a search for lots in OPA. http://www.chrismckeen.com/Nav.aspx/Page=/PageManager/Default.aspx/PageID=1452762 1 acre lots offered from $999,000. Then you would have to build a custom house on it, probably minimum of 5,000 sq. ft. You're looking at $2-3 milllion...

What would be a reasonable cost for 1 acre of flat usuable land in this area? About $1 million? And what would be the reasonable cost per square foot to build a custom home on that land?

Thanks for the replies, sorry no_vaseline, what did you mean no neighborhood rules, you mean no HOA rules?

My first post. This blog contains very informative (also very entertaining) posts. I haven't found much discussions on Orange Park Acres in this blog. Interested in the OPA since homes are on mostly on large lots. Anyone lives in OPA or from OPA or know about OPA to offer any information...