Notice of Protected Water Supply Area of Bannerman Lake
N.L.R. 80/00
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NEWFOUNDLAND
AND
LABRADOR
REGULATION 80/00
Notice of Protected Water Supply Area
Bannerman
Lake
under the
Environment Act
(Filed
November 27, 2000
Under the authority of
section 10 of the Environment Act,
I designate the area generally known as the Bannerman Lake Water Supply Area
for the Town of
Harbour Grace
as a protected water supply area.
Dated at
St. Johns
November 6, 2000
Oliver Langdon
Minister of Environment and Labour
NOTICE
This area includes all lands in the Provincial Electoral District of Car bonear
- Harbour Grace abutted and bounded as follows:
That is to say by a line drawn from military grid reference, Zone 22, 332,000 metres east 5,286,000 metres north 166 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 700 metres to the commencement point;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 206 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,750 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 253 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,750 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 244 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 2,800 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 233 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,200 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 222 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,450 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 252 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,800metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 284 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,400 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 268 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,000 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 235 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 950 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 321 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,100 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 45 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,250 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 58 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 850 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 16 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 800 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 311 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 900 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 31 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,450 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 83 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,650 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 79 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 2,500 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 102 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 850 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 40 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,050 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 82 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,050 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 127 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 950 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 46 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 750 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 77 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,800 metres;
Then from the above point by a line drawn at 125 00' grid azimuth for a distance of 1,050 metres to the point of commencement.
All bearings refer to Grid North.
Earl G. Tucker, Queen's Printer