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COUNTY OF ELGIN
By"':Law No. 198
TO CONFIRM BY-LAW NUMBER 184 OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF DUNWICH".
WHEREAS on the sixteenth day of August A.D. 1870
the Council of the Township of Dunwich passed By-Law Number
one hundred and eighty-four to establish a road through
part of Lot 21 fun the eighth concession and part of Lot 21
in the ninth concession of the Township of Dunwich and to
authorize the conveyance of the original road allowance in
lieu thereof as mentioned in copy of said By-Law Number 184
hereunto annexed.
AND WHEREAS by the second Subsection of Section
354 of the Act 29-30 Victoria, Chapter 51, it is enacted
that no such By-Laws shall have any force until confirmed by
a By-Law of the Council of the County in which the Township
is situate at an ordinary session of the Coun~y Council not
sooner than three months nor later than one year next aften
the passing thereof.
AND WHEREAS the Township of Dunwich being one of
the Townships situate within the County of Elgin.
BE IT THEREFORE enacted by the Corporation of the
County of Elgin in County Council assembled under and by vir-
tue of the authority aforesaid
THAT By-Law Number one hundred and eighty-four of
the Municipality of Dunwich be and the same is hereby con-
firmed.
AND IT IS ALSO enacted that this By-Law shall be
in force and take effect from and after the twenty-sixth
day of January A.D. 1871.
Passed in Council this 26th day of January A.D
;1;871.
St. Thomas
County of Elgin
25th January 1871
William McKay T. M. Nairn
County Clerk Warden
Elgin
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By-Law No 198 Page 2
Read a first time 26 January 1871.
Certified W. McKay Clerk
Read a second time 26 January 1871.
Certified W. McKay Clerk
Read a third time 26 January 1871.
Certified W. McKay, Clerk
Notel See By-Law 184 (Dunwich)
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By-Law No
TOWNSHIP OF DUNWICH
184
By-Law No
l-Il'L'rHE EIGHT_H
TO ESTABLISH A RQADTHRQJlGH_I'ART_OF LOT
CONCESSION AND PART OF LOT 21_IN THE NINTH CONCESSION OF THE
TOWNSHIJ'QFDUNWICH AND TO Al!THORIZETHE CONVEYANCE OF THE
ORIGINAL ROAD ALLOWANCE IN LIEU THEREOF
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WHEREAS it has been represented by Malcom Campbell
and John Lyons that part of the road allowance for road be-
tween the eighth and ninth concessions across Lot 21 in said
concessions are impracticable for a road on account of hills
and have petitioned the Municipal Council of the Township
of Dunwich to establish a road through part of Lot 21 in the
8th concession and Lot 21 in the 9th concession and in lieu
thereof to grant the proprietors the original road allowance
AND WHEREAS Jesse P. Ball, Provincial Land Surveyor
has reported to the Council of the Municipality of the said
Township of Dunwich of said new road as being good and sùffic-
ient for the purposes of a public highway
AND WHEREAS the original allowance of road between
the eighth and ninthQoDncessions of said Township of Dunwich
opposite Lot p1 is in the opinion of this Council of said
Township of Dunwich useless to the public they therefore deem
it expedient to convey the said original road allowance for
road to the persons upon whose lands the new road runs in lieu
of said new road.
AND WHEREAS notice required by law has been given
of the intention to make application for this By-Law to est-
ablish a new road and to dispose of the said original road
allowance by being posted up in the immediate neighbourhood
of such original road allowance and inserted in the Home
Journal
BE IT THEREFORE enacted by the Municipal Council
of the Township of Dunwich by virtue and under authQDity of
the 332nd Section of the Municipal Institutions Act 22 Vic-
toria, Chapter 54 of the Consolidated Statutes of Upper Can-
ada.
THAT the road applied for and reported on by Jesse
Provincial Land Surveyor, through part of Lot 21 in
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Ball
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the eighth concession and ninth concession be and the same
is hereby established as in said report to run as follows:
Commencing in front of ninth concession about 75
links eastward of the centre as width of Lot No. 21 in said
concession; thence north 57 degrees JO minutes east three
chains; thence north 14 degrees JO minutes east two chains,
75 links to a post set in the road allowance between the 8th
& 9th concessions; thence north two chains; thence north 42
degrees east one chain, thirty-nine links; thence north 73
degrees east one chain, 9 links; thence south eighty-seven
degrees east two chains, 29 links to a post set near the cen-
tre of said road allowance; said road to be three rods wide
and the marked line in the survey the centre
AND IT IS ALSO enacted that the Reeve of the Muni-
cipality of Dunwich is hereby authorized to attach the seal
of the Corporation of the said Township of Dunwich to the
conveyance for said original allowances as mentioned in this
By-Law.
AND IT IS ALSO enacted that this By-Law shall be
in force and take effect from and after the date and pas-
aing thereof
Township of Dunwich this sixteenth day of August
1870. Signed by order and on behalf of the Council of the
Municipality of the Township of Dunwich.
Thomas McColl
Reeve
A.E.S.K. Barclay
Municipal Clerk
Dunwich
of August 1870.
MUnicipal Clerk
Read a first time this sixteenth day
A.E.S.K. Barclay,
of August 1870.
Municipal Clerk
Read a second time this sixteenth day
A.E.S.K. Barclay,
sixteenth day
Municipal Clerk
and finally passed this
of August 1870
A.E.S.K. Barclay,
Read a third