"Then the Chronicle got in touch with a woman from Santa Cruz, Donna Pope, who claimed that the land had belonged to her family for several generations. And that appears to be true, but it's also true, as the Chronicle is now reporting following some further digging, that there are four separate parcels on the property in question, with multiple owners attached to each."
"own the southermost parcel where the path to the beach sits next to a parking lot, per the Chronicle and it was Pope who reported a trespasser to local authorities after the fence went up, along with its threatening, handwritten message about trespassers being shot. Pope and Kneass also have partial ownership of each of the other three parcels, along with a Utah man named Bruce Norton, and another set of four siblings, Patricia Fraguglia, Paul Nagy, James Anthony Nagy, and Carolyn Nagy."
A piece of coastal land in Daly City consists of four separate parcels with multiple, overlapping owners who have not agreed to sell after a prior development attempt failed. Donna Pope and Joan Kneass hold the southernmost parcel next to a beach path and reported a trespasser and a threatening handwritten message after a fence went up blocking access. Pope and Kneass also partially own the other parcels with Utah resident Bruce Norton and siblings Patricia, Paul, James Anthony, and the late Carolyn Nagy, whose share is in a trust. Supervisor David Canepa said Luke Brugnara claimed to have bought the land but that the fence was illegal and obstructed a longtime public right-of-way. Brugnara contacted at least one co-owner about the property.
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