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URNING ONTO A SMALL ROAD ADJACENT TO THE TEHAMA-MONTERRA COMMUNITY OFF THE MONTEREY-SALINAS HIGHWAY, DEVEL- OPER NICK JEKOGIAN NAVIGATES A MUD-CAKED SUV OVER RUTTED EARTH UP TO A LARGE CLEAR- ING. YURTS AND AN AIRSTREAM TRAILER OVERLOOK ROLLING OAK-DOTTED HILLS TO STUNNING VIEWS OF THE MONTEREY BAY. THE 22-HOME SITE PROJ- ECT, KNOWN AS WALDEN MONTEREY, IS ON UN- SPOILED LAND ONCE OWNED BY THE MILLS FAMILY, AND ENCOMPASSES 600 ACRES, 200 OF WHICH WILL REMAIN DEDICATED OPEN SPACE. C A R M E L M A G A Z I N E • W I N T E R 2 0 1 8 183 T