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Property in Soil Ordinance Zone by Address Property in Soil Ordinance Zone by Address 2800 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 1662 BONANZA DR #3 2775 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 1662 BONANZA DR #4 2644 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 1640 BONANZA DR 2664 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 1890 BONANZA DR 2684 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 1635 BONANZA DR 2706 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 1665 BONANZA DR 2726 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 1685 BONANZA DR 2746 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 1705 BONANZA DR 2766 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 1650 BONANZA DR 2786 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2356 BUFFALO BILL DR 2743 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2344 BUFFALO BILL DR 2713 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2334 BUFFALO BILL DR 2693 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2315 BUFFALO BILL DR 2673 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2293 BUFFALO BILL DR 2653 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2305 BUFFALO BILL DR 2475 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2320 BUFFALO BILL DR 2482 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2306 BUFFALO BILL DR 2502 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2294 BUFFALO BILL DR 2522 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2830 BUTCH CASSIDY CT 2532 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2800 BUTCH CASSIDY CT 2552 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2770 BUTCH CASSIDY CT 2584 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2740 BUTCH CASSIDY CT 2604 ANNIE OAKLEY DR 2710 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