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CONSOLIDATED

NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 576/96

Notice of Protected Watershed Area

under the

Environment Act

(O.C. 96-153)

Under the authority of

section 10 of the Environment Act

and the Subordinate Legislation Revision and Consolidation Act

, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council designates the area generally known as the Fermuse Watershed Area as a protected watershed area.

NOTICE

This area includes all lands described as follows:

That is to say by a line drawn from military grid reference zone 22, 355000 metres east, 5201000 metres north, 312 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 150 metres to the commencement point;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 223 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,143 metres;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 306 30' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,561 metres;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 314 45' grid azimuth for a distance of 853 metres;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 290 30' grid azimuth for a distance of 756 metres;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 320 45' grid azimuth for a distance of 612 metres;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 42 15' grid azimuth for a distance of 370 metres;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 114 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,239 metres;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 93 30' grid azimuth for a distance of 966 metres;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 113 30' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,722 metres;

Then from the above point by a line drawn 197 45' grid azimuth for a distance of 531 metres to the point of commencement.

All bearings refer to Grid North.

166/78

The Fermuse Watershed Area Notice,

Newfoundland

Regulation 166/78, is repealed.

Earl G. Tucker, Queen's Printer