June 28, 2012
Big Picture: When a 72-home subdivision was added on Tanimura & Antle land on the northwestern edge of town in 2006, the number of households in Spreckels swelled by nearly 50 percent. Their designs echo that of the the original Spreckels houses, which were built on red-brick foundations that have survived two earthquakes intact.
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Pour Some Spreckels on Me
If you must invade Monterey County’s singular company town, follow the rules.
In Spreckels, the hiccup of an agrarian town outside Salinas with 16 square blocks and zero main streets, there are seemingly as many rules as there are households (229). Rules like those outside the brick ...
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