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facts and previously admitted to those factual allegations. See Dkt. No. 23 (answer to first to the Monterey County Foundation for Conservation (“Foundation”). The Foundation subsequently granted Monterey a Conservation and Scenic Easement Deed (the “Easement”) a year later. See Dkt. No. 69-1, Ex. A. The Easement contains a termination provision, Article 7, which provides in relevant part: In the event that the State of California, or any political subdivision thereof, should pass legislation pursuant to Article XXVIII of the Constitution of the State of California, or should pass legislation such as the California Land Conservation Act of 1965, or other legislation for the purpose of restricting the use of real property to conserve and maintain natural scenic beauty, open space lands, natural resources and agricultural land for plant and animal production, which said legislation shall restrict, or would by agreement . . . restrict, the use of said property for scenic and recreational uses or for the use of natural resources or for the production of food and fiber, the…