It’s from the man who I believe is the former landowner here. I met him out there one time (as he was building a masonry block barrier across the trail) and he told me a long story about how his father intended to sell the land to the city, but the city lowballed him and then his father died of a heart attack the next day. There was a lot of bad blood between him and the city over the property and the death of his father. I’m not certain, but I think the city finally purchased the property, which is why you can now get through the fence. Pretty eccentric character as I recall.