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Determination of Boundaries Between the Town of

Bridgetown

and the Municipality of the County of

Annapolis

made under

Section 357 of the

Municipal Government Act

S.N.S. 1998, c. 18

N.S. Reg. 81/2006

(June 16, 2006)

Decision and

Order NSUARB-MB-06-04

NSUARB 61

Nova Scotia Utility and Review

Board

In the Matter of the

Municipal Government Act

- and

In the Matter of an

Application by the Town of Bridgetown

and the Municipality of the County of

Annapolis for a change in their mutual boundary

Before: Roland

A. Deveau

Decision and

Order

Whereas

the Town of Bridgetown and the Municipality of the County of Annapolis have

applied to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board for a change in their

mutual boundary;

And

whereas Notice of the Proposed Change to the Town and Municipal Boundary was

advertised in the Chronicle Herald on Thursday, May 11, 2006, and the

Annapolis County Spectator, a newspaper circulating in the area, on Thursday,

May 18, 2006; and the advertisement invited objectors to advise the Board of

their objections;

And

whereas proof of the advertising has been provided to the

Board;

And

whereas the Board has received no objections to the application, within thirty

(30) days after the first advertisement;

is hereby ordered pursuant to

Section 357 of the Municipal Government

Act that the Board confirms the change to the mutual boundary between the

Town of Bridgetown and the Municipality of the County of Annapolis by adding

the following area to the Town:

Beginning at a

point where the north boundary of the Town of Bridgetown intersects the west

side line of the Bay Road;

Thence north 22

degrees 53 minutes 41 seconds west a distance of 148.62 feet to a

point;

Thence south 53

degrees 45 minutes 49 seconds west a distance of 253.21 feet to a

point;

Thence south 36

degrees 14 minutes 11 seconds east a distance of 92.1 feet to the north

boundary of the Town of Bridgetown;

Thence south 67

degrees 15 minutes 14 seconds east along the north boundary of the Town of

Bridgetown 225.1 feet to the place of beginning.

The same containing an area of 28,358 square feet and

comprising about two thirds of an acre.

It is further ordered that the amended mutual

boundary for the Town’s northern boundary is described in

Schedule “A”

attached hereto and forming part of this Order.

Dated at Halifax, Nova Scotia this 16th day

of June, 2006.

Sgd.:

Elaine Wagner

Clerk

of the Board

Schedule

“A”

The Town of Bridgetown

northern boundary is described as follows:

Thence running

west on the same course as the north line of lands formerly owned by Gilbert

Gibson to the west side of the Bay or Inglewood Road;

Thence north 22

degrees 53 minutes 41 seconds west along the west side of the Bay or Inglewood

Road a distance of 148.62 feet;

Thence south 53

degrees 45 minutes 49 seconds west a distance of 253.21 feet to a

point;

Thence south 36

degrees 14 minutes 11 seconds east a distance of 92.1 feet to the westerly

extension of the north line of lands formerly owned by Gilbert

Gibson;

Thence westerly

on the same course as the north line of lands formerly owned by Gilbert Gibson

to the west line of lands formerly owned and occupied by L.A. Dickie, later

owned and occupied by “The Valley Park Farm Limited”.