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Form 402.2
<br />CLTA Standard Coverage Policy Form
<br />Copyright 1950
<br />SCHEDULE B
<br />This policy does not insure against loss by reason of the matters shown or referred to in this Schedule except to the
<br />extent that the owner of any mortgage or deed of trust shown in Part Two is expressly insured in paragraphs
<br />numbered 4 and S on page 1 of this policy.
<br />PART ONE: This part of Schedule B refers to matters which, if any such exist, may affect the title to said land, but
<br />which are not shown in this policy:
<br />1. Taxes or assessments which are not shown as existing liens by the records of any taxing agency or by the public
<br />records; and easements, liens or encumbrances which are not shown by the public records.
<br />2. Rights or claims of persons in possession of said land which are not shown by the public records.
<br />3. Any facts, rights, interests, or claims which are not shown by the public records but which could be ascertained by
<br />an inspection of said land, or by making inquiry of persons in possession thereof, or by a correct survey.
<br />4. Mining claims, reservations in patents, water rights, claims or title to water.
<br />5. Any laws, governmental acts or regulations, including but not limited to zoning ordinances, restricting, regulating
<br />or prohibiting the occupancy, use or enjoyment of the land or any improvement thereon, or any zoning ordinances
<br />prohibiting a reduction in the dimensions or area, or separation in ownership, of any lot or parcel of land; or the
<br />effect of any violation of any such restrictions, regulations or prohibitions.
<br />PART Two: This part of Schedule B shows liens, encumbrances, defects and other matters affecting the title to said
<br />land or to which said title is subject:
<br />(ist) ASSESSMENT NO. 8-A for $454.42 for sewering of Oro Loma
<br />Sanitary District series "Ctt, which became a lien on June 15, 1945,
<br />and assessment no. 8-A for $272.65 for severing of Oro Loma series
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<br />C-1 , which became a lien on October 29, 1947. Both assessments
<br />payable in fifteen annual installments with county taxes and the
<br />amount of one installment thereof included in 1959-60 county taxes.
<br />Note: The entire amount of each installment is being levied and
<br />collected against adjoining property and not against premises. Although
<br />no segregation has been made, premises still remain subject to the
<br />lien of said assessment. (Collected under County Account No. 77E-1569-13-2)
<br />(2nd) AN ACTION commenced September 21, 1944, in Superior Court,
<br />Alameda County, entitled Oro Loma Sanitary District vs, Fred A.
<br />Davilla, et. al., Case No. 181346, to condemn for public use, an
<br />easement for sanitary sewer, over the following described strip of
<br />land (and other property):
<br />A STRIP of land 10 feet wide, lying 5 feet on either side
<br />of center line described as follows:
<br />BEGINNING at a point in the southeastern boundary line of
<br />that certain tract of land described in reconveyance deed from
<br />Manuel Silveria Darilla to Fred A. Davilla, recorded march 7, 1934,
<br />in Vol. 3044, page 32, Official Records of said County of Alameda;
<br />distant thereon north 410 301 east 490 feet from the northeastern
<br />line of East 14th Street; thence north 480 301 west 142.89 feet,
<br />more or less, to a point in the northwestern line of said parcel;
<br />distant thereon north 410 3C' east 490 feet from the northeastern line
<br />of East 14th Street.
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