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CONSOLIDATED

NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 465/96

Town of

Trinity

Order

under the

Municipalities Act

(O.C. 96-170)

Amended by:

1996 c25 (Changes communities to towns)

CONSOLIDATED

NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 465/96

Town of

Trinity

Order

under the

Municipalities Act

(O.C. 96-170)

Under the authority of

section 257 of the Municipalities Act

and the Subordinate Legislation Revision and Consolidation Act

, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council makes the following Order.

ORDER

Analysis

Short title

Boundaries

Repeal

Schedule

Short title

This Order may be cited as the Town of Trinity Order

CNR 465/96 s1 ; 1996 c25

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Boundaries

The boundaries of the Town of

Trinity

are as set out in the Schedule.

CNR 465/96 s2 ; 1996 c25

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Repeal

Newfoundland

Regulation 852/78 is repealed.

CNR 465/96 s3

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Schedule

Part I

Beginning at a point at highwater mark in the western shoreline of Northwest Arm of Trinity Harbour, known locally as Herring Hole;

Then running north 82 west 3,200 metres, more or less, to the most northerly point of Indian Pond;

Then running south 4,425 metres, more or less;

Then running north 75 2,900 metres, more or less to a point at highwater mark in the western shoreline of Southwest Arm;

Then running along the sinuosities of the western shoreline of

Trinity

Harbour

via Goose Cove, Trinity, Cap Cove and Northwest Arm to the point of beginning.

All bearings being referred to the true meridian.

Part II

Beginning at a point at highwater mark in the southern shoreline of Southwest Arm of Trinity Harbour, known locally as Otter Point;

Then running easterly and northeasterly along the shoreline to Fort Point;

Then running southerly and westerly along the shoreline to a point known locally as Coleman's Point;

Then running north 32 west 1,825 metres, more or less, to the point of beginning.

All bearings being referred to the true meridian.

852/78

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