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NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 49/00

Burnt

Cape

Ecological Reserve Order, 2000

under the

Wilderness and Ecological Reserves

Act

O.C. 2000-439)

Amended by:

2001 c42 s45

NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 49/00

Burnt

Cape

Ecological Reserve Order, 2000

under the

Wilderness and Ecological Reserves

Act

O.C. 2000-439)

(Filed

August 9, 2000

Under the authority of

section 18 of the Wilderness and Ecological Reserves Act

, the Lieutenant Governor in Council makes the following Order.

Dated at

St. John's

August 4, 2000

John C. Cummings

Clerk of the Executive Council

REGULATIONS

Analysis

Short title

Area included

Management plan outline

Repeal

Schedule A

Schedule B

Short title

This Order may be cited as the

Burnt

Cape

Ecological Reserve Order, 2000.

49/00 s1

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Area included

The area included in the Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve is set out in

Schedule A.

49/00 s2

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Management plan outline

An outline of the Burnt Cape Management Plan is set out in

Schedule B.

49/00 s3

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Repeal

The following regulations are repealed:

(

a) the

Burnt

Island

Provisional Ecological Reserve Regulations

Newfoundland

Regulation 5/98; and

(

b) the

Burnt

Island

Provisional Ecological Reserve Order

Newfoundland

Regulation 6/98.

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Schedule A

All that piece or parcel of land known as

Burnt

Island

, in the Electoral District of the Straits and White Bay North, in the

Province

Newfoundland

and

Labrador

abutted and bounded as follows:

Beginning at a point, on the western shoreline of Ha Ha Bay and having map scaled co ordinates of 5 713 933 metres and east 587 327 metres;

Then, from the point of beginning, running in a straight line due west a distance of 100 metres, more or less from the last mentioned point;

Then, running parallel to the shoreline, in a general southerly direction, being distant 927 metres, more or less, on a bearing of south 14

36' west from the last mentioned point.

Then, running due south a distance of 340 metres from the last mentioned point;

Then, running due west a distance of 746 metres to a point being distant 100 metres east of the eastern shoreline of

Pistolet

Bay

from the last mentioned point;

Then, running parallel to the eastern shoreline of Pistolet Bay, in a general northerly direction, to a point being distant 665 metres on a bearing of north 24

24' west from the last mentioned point;

Then, running due West

, a distance of 100 metres to a point on the eastern

shore

Pistolet

Bay, from the last mentioned point;

Then, following the eastern shoreline of Pistolet Bay, in a general northerly direction, to a point being distant, 3,373 metres on a bearing of north 32

04' east from the last mentioned point;

Then, running along the western shoreline of Ha Ha Bay, in a general southerly direction, to a point being distant 2,252 metres on a bearing of south 8

35' west to the point of beginning;

And containing, in all, an area of 363 hectares.

All bearings refer to Grid North, based on the UTM Projection with a

Central Meridian

of 57

West Longitude, North American Datum, 1983.

49/00 Sch A; 2001 c42 s45

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Schedule B

The area known as

Burnt

Cape

near

Raleigh

in northern

Newfoundland

and

Labrador

is established as an ecological reserve to preserve numerous rare plant species for scientific and educational purposes.

In order to accomplish this, there will be no development within the reserve.

Scientific research at this site will be encouraged and educational use will be permitted where it does not conflict with the general purpose of preservation and scientific research.

Vehicular access on the existing road will be continued and activities such as hunting, trapping, fishing, and snowmobiling, which do not threaten the survival of rare plant species

will be permitted to continue.

49/00 Sch B; 2001 c42 s45