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CONSOLIDATED

NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 446/96

Town of

Salmon

Cove Order

under the

Municipalities Act

(O.C. 96-170)

Under the authority of

section 3 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 Salmon Cove Order

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Boundaries

The boundaries of the Town of

Salmon Cove

are as set out in the Schedule.

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Repeal

Newfoundland

Regulation 811/78 is repealed.

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Schedule

Beginning at the most eastern point in Salmon Cove Head and running south 64 west 3,150 metres, more or less;

Then running north 425 metres, more or less, to the eastern end of Forest Pond;

Then running in a generally westerly direction along the northern shoreline of Forest Pond to land owned by

Persalvic

Regional

High School

Then following the eastern boundary of land owned by the

Persalvic

High School

to the highway to Salmon Cove;

Then running northward 450 metres, more or less, to the centre line of the abandoned railroad right-of-way;

Then following the centre line of the railway to a point 525 metres, more or less, from Crown Lands Surveys monument No. 7-62;

Then running north 84 east to monument No. 7-62 and continuing north 84 east 965 metres, more or less, to Crown Lands Surveys monument No. 8-62 and continuing north 84 east 295 metres, more or less, to the northeastern coastline of Salmon Cove;

Then following the Salmon Cove coastline at highwater mark to Salmon Cove Head at the point of beginning.

All bearings being referred to the true meridian.

811/78

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