One lot or two?

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One lot or two?

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Can anyone remember the case from San Diego County where a reservoir cut a single parcel into two portions but the resulting portions were still considered one legal parcel?

I'm having trouble finding the case because I don't remember enough of the details.

Thanks in advance!

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Attached is an AG Opinion from 2003 that reaches the opposite conclusion.
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Thanks, Jeff! That was exactly what I was looking for. I didn't remember it as an Ag Op though.
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Any help here?
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Thanks, Mike. I have that in my library. It doesn't match the current situation, though.

I almost called you but was afraid of disturbing you. How are you doing? How's Maureen?
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Hi, As you may know, I was in a fire a while ago. I have been in the hospital with pneumonia. I am home now, trying to get on my feet. She is well, thanks! I hope all is well with you!
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