Kopp

FACTS

On January 12, 2011, Kopp filed a claim against the District (Gov. Code, § 910) alleging that its actions on its property caused a flood on the property where he resides. The claim was denied. Kopp's action stated causes of action for inverse condemnation, nuisance, damages for maintaining a dangerous condition on the District's property, injunctive and declaratory relief. Kopp alleged he was "an owner" of the property where he resides. He said that the flooding caused by the District "interfered with his access" to his residence and interfered with "his use and enjoyment" of the property and that the flooding required "boarding up his back doors and garage doors in anticipation of future and ongoing flooding." He sought damages and injunctive relief against the District to prevent it "from maintaining a public and private nuisance in the vicinity of Plaintiff's Property." The District demurred. It alleged that Kopp owned an undivided 50 percent interest in the real property. It requested the trial court to take judicial notice of a title report and tax records showing that Sharon Clayton, as the heir of Charles Clayton and as a trustee of the Sharon Clayton…