Adamant1
Jon, I appreciate the response. There's no need to defend your edits and I apologize if I insinuated that you did.  That wasn't my intention. 
Although I do agree with you that on the ground research is usually much better in general, Tangerine Point is displayed on the official maps and I consider both of them when making your choice of what to name the place if I were you. They didn't just get the name out of thin air. It's possible to that Portofino is the name of a neighborhood with Tangerine Point, which could be the subdivision name. I have no clue though. I'm only spit balling. You also said in other notes that all roads have direction designations in their names and not all of them do. So I don't know. 
There's nothing wrong with asking for a second or official source. Its not an insult on you or your ability to gather information in anyway. It's just a good practice to double check things. I will often find multiple sources for things even after I field map them just to be on the safe side. Although I find that kind of thing fun. Maybe you don't. Which is fine. 
As far as how long it takes you to resolve notes, take as long as you want. Everyone is doing this in their spare time, including me, and there is no rule about how long a note can stay up or not anyway. Like I told freebeer, I never gave a timeline for when I was going to resolve the notes if you didn't do them and this one was initially an accident when I was plowing through other notes and I figured you would just reactivate it on your own. Since it takes 7 days to disappear, but then freebeer jumped on me in multiple notes across multiple states and it put me on the defensive. Like I said though, it had nothing to do with you. The notepad comment was not meant to be backhanded or anything either. I use a note pad all the time and works perfectly good for me. 
Anyway, happy mapping. Take all the time you want to resolve the notes. Just maybe put something in them that is useful to other mappers so it follows the wiki, like saying its the name of a subdivision or something. That way people wont think its a persons name or some other random bit of information like I did initially. There's a lot of random, crappy notes out there and its hard to distinguish the legitimate ones from the bad ones unless the person writing the note gives enough information. 

Thanks and happy mapping. It looks like you live in a beautiful place for it. 