Save Mount Diablo v. Contra Costa County
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
HUMES, P. J.
Real parties in interest Ronald E. and Shirley Nunn bought a large tract of agricultural property in Contra Costa County. The tract was recorded as a single parcel, but it actually consisted of four separated parts of unequal size. These parts were formed years before the Nunns bought the property when a local agency acquired through eminent domain two narrow strips of land crossing the property and intersecting each other. A road was built on one strip, and a pipeline was buried under the other.
After the Nunns abandoned an effort to subdivide the property under the parcel…
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