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CONSOLIDATED

NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 210/96

Town of

Hughes

Brook Order

under the

Municipalities Act

(O.C. 96-170)

Amended by:

1996 c25 (Changes communities to towns)

CONSOLIDATED

NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 210/96

Town of

Hughes

Brook 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

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Boundaries

Repeal

Schedule

Short title

This Order may be cited as the Town of Hughes Brook Order

CNR 210/96 s1 ; 1996 c25

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Boundaries

The boundaries of the Town of Hughes Brook are as set out in the Schedule.

CNR 210/96 s2 ; 1996 c25

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Repeal

Newfoundland

Regulation 893/78 is repealed.

CNR 210/96 s3

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Schedule

Beginning at a point, that point being the centre point of the bridge (Route 61) over Hughes Book;

Then following the centre thread of Hughes Brook in a generally northeasterly direction to a point at the mouth of an unnamed stream from the east, that point being a direct distance of 1,825 metres, more or less;

Then following the south bank of the unnamed stream in a generally southeasterly direction a direct distance of 775 metres, more or less, to the point of intersection with the centre line through the southern abutment of a bridge over the unnamed stream;

Then running in a straight southwesterly direction to the point of intersection with Route 61, that point being given as approximately 1,400 metres from the bridge over Hughes Brook;

Then north 80 30' west to Hughes Brook and then along its centre thread in a generally northeasterly direction to the point of commencement.

All bearings being referred to the true meridian.

893/78

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