Vermont § 6 - Executive Order No. 29-6 (No. 64-82) [Transfer of Land in Barton From Agency of Environmental Conservation

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§ 6. Executive Order No. 29-6 (No. 64-82) [Transfer of Land in Barton From Agency of Environmental Conservation

  • to Agency of Transportation] WHEREAS, it appears that certain land and premises located in the Town of Barton,
    County of Orleans and State of Vermont owned by the State of Vermont hereinafter described
    and presently under the jurisdiction and control of the Department of Forests, Parks
    and Recreation and Agency of Environmental Conservation has become and is now no longer
    necessary for the Agency purposes; and WHEREAS, the Agency of Transportation has expressed a need for the land for State
    Highway purposes; NOW THEREFORE, pursuant to the authority vested in me as Governor of Vermont, I, Richard
    A. Snelling, do by this, my order, hereby transfer and set over from the Agency of
    Environmental Conservation to the jurisdiction and control of the Agency of Transportation
    for its purposes the following land and premises, to wit: Being parts of the same land and premises conveyed to State of Vermont by Raymond
    A. McCoy by Warranty Deed dated November 25, 1953, recorded in Book 48, Page 361 of
    the Barton Land Records and more particularly described as follows: Those parcels identified in Executive Order #8-69 dated June 20th, 1969 as S.P. #27A: Beginning at a point in the northeasterly boundary of the present highway, U.S.
    Route #5, 165 feet distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate survey station
    36 + 50 of the established centerline of Highway Project Barton FI 33 (2); thence 360 feet, more or less, northwesterly in said northeasterly highway boundary
    to a point 215 feet distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate survey station
    40 + 20 of said established centerline; thence, 350 feet, more or less, westerly to a point in the believed property line
    between land of State of Vermont and land now or formerly owned by one Lord, 120 feet
    distant northeasterly radially from approximate survey station 43 + 68 of said established
    centerline; thence 60 feet, more or less, northeasterly in said believed property line to a point
    180 feet distant northeasterly radially from approximate survey station 43 + 68 of
    said established centerline; thence 157 feet, more or less, northwesterly in said believed property line to a point
    180 feet distant northeasterly radially from approximate survey station 45 + 25 of
    said established centerline; thence 130 feet, more or less, southwesterly in said believed property line to a point
    in the northeasterly boundary of the present highway, U.S. Route #5, aforesaid, 49.5
    feet distant northeasterly radially from approximate survey station 45 + 25 of said
    established centerline; thence 410 feet, more or less, northwesterly in said highway boundary to a point in
    the believed property line between land of State of Vermont and land now or formerly
    of Jane Duke Estate, 49.5 feet distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate
    survey station 49 + 35 of said established centerline; thence 150 feet, more or less, northeasterly in said believed property line to a point
    200 feet distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate station 49 + 35 of
    said established centerline; thence 50 feet, more or less, southeasterly in said believed property line to a point
    200 feet distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate survey station 48 +
    80 of said established centerline; thence 130 feet, more or less, northeasterly in said believed property line to a point
    330 feet distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate survey station 48 +
    80 of said established centerline; thence 340 feet, more or less, northeasterly to a point 670 feet distant northeasterly
    at right angle from approximate survey station 48 + 80 of said established centerline; thence 1200 feet, more or less, southeasterly to a point 605 feet distant northeasterly
    at right angle from approximate survey station 36 + 20 of said established centerline; thence 440 feet, more or less, southwesterly to the point of beginning. Said parcel
    to contain 11.8 acres, more or less. AND S.P. #27B: Beginning at a point 200 feet distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate
    survey station 58 + 40 of the established centerline of Highway Project Barton FI
    33 (2): thence 550 feet, more or less, northwesterly to a point in the easterly boundary of
    the present highway, U.S. Route #5, 64 feet distant northeasterly radially from approximate
    survey station 63 + 82 of said established centerline; thence 400 feet, more or less, northwesterly in said highway boundary to a point 140
    feet distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate survey station 68 + 85
    of the said established centerline; thence 425 feet, more or less, northwesterly in said highway boundary to a point 66
    feet distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate survey station 73 + 00
    of said established centerline; thence 400 feet, more or less, northerly in said highway boundary to a point 66 feet
    distant northeasterly at right angle from approximate survey station 77 + 00 of said
    established centerline; thence 480 feet, more or less, northeasterly to a point 510 feet distant northeasterly
    at right angle from approximate survey station 78 + 70 of said established centerline; thence 1550 feet, more or less, southeasterly to a point 1200 feet distant northeasterly
    at right angle from approximate survey station 59 + 50 of said established centerline; thence 1000 feet, more or less, southwesterly to the point of beginning. Said parcel
    to contain 43.0 acres, more or less. Dated March 23, 1982.

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