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                STATE OF NEW YORK
        ________________________________________________________________________
 
                                          7966
 
                    IN SENATE
 
                                      May 31, 2016
                                       ___________
 
        Introduced  by  Sens. FARLEY, LITTLE -- (at request of the Department of
          Environmental Conservation) -- read twice  and  ordered  printed,  and
          when printed to be committed to the Committee on Finance
 
        AN  ACT  approving  land  transactions relating to implementation of the
          settlement of property disputes in township 40, in the  town  of  Long
          Lake

          The  People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assem-
        bly, do enact as follows:
 
     1    Section 1. Pursuant to section 1 of article 14 of the state  constitu-
     2  tion,  as  amended  at  the general election held in November, 2013, the
     3  legislature approves the lands to be acquired by the state as  specified
     4  in this act and finds and determines that the property to be received by
     5  the state, described in section four of this act, provides a net benefit
     6  to  the forest preserve as compared to the disputed parcels to which the
     7  state will relinquish its claims, as described in section five  of  this
     8  act.  The legislature further finds that all provisions and requirements
     9  of the constitution and title 19  of  article  9  of  the  environmental
    10  conservation law relating to this exchange have been met.
    11    §  2. At the request of the commissioner of environmental conservation
    12  and after such commissioner certifies that title to the lands  described
    13  in section four of this act has vested in the people of the state of New
    14  York,  the office of the attorney general, pursuant to subdivision seven
    15  of section 9-1907 of the environmental conservation law,  shall  release
    16  and extinguish all right, title and interest of the state to the parcels
    17  as described in section five of this act.
    18    §  3. Title to the land described in section four shall be approved by
    19  the attorney general, and the deed to the people of  the  state  of  New
    20  York  of such lands shall be approved by the attorney general as to form
    21  and manner of execution and recordability prior to its delivery  to  the
    22  Hamilton county clerk for recording.
    23    § 4. The lands to be conveyed to the state are described ad follows:
    24    ALL  THOSE  SEPARATE  AND DISTINCT SUBDIVISION LOTS OF LAND located in
    25  the Towns of Indian Lake and Arietta, County of Hamilton  and  State  of
    26  New York and more particularly described as separate and distinct subdi-
 
         EXPLANATION--Matter in italics (underscored) is new; matter in brackets
                              [ ] is old law to be omitted.
                                                                   LBD14194-02-6
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     1  vision  Lot  Nos.  One,  Two,  Three,  Four and 6 as shown on a map, the
     2  details of which are  as  follows  (hereinafter  the  "Utowana  Preserve
     3  Subdivision Map" or the "Map"):
     4    Title:            "Map of Proposed Conveyance of a Portion of
     5                      the Lands of Marion River Carry Railroad
     6                      Company, Inc. at Utowana Preserve - Sheet 1
     7                      and 2"
     8    Dated:            June 23, 2009; amended ... (various)
     9    Surveyor:         William B. Hollister, P.L.S. 050665, Old
    10                      Forge, New York
    11    Approved:         (1) December 18, 2012, Town of Indian Lake
    12                      (Sheet 1)
    13                      (2) December 18, 2012, Town of Arietta
    14                      (Sheet 1)
    15                      (3) December 19, 2012, Town of Indian Lake
    16                      (Sheet 2)
    17    Filed:            December 20, 2012, Hamilton County Clerk's
    18                      Office
    19    Map Instrument No.: 2221
    20    AND which five separate and distinct subdivision lots are more partic-
    21  ularly described as follows:
    22    1.  LOT ONE located in the Town of Indian Lake, Hamilton County, State
    23  of New York, consisting of 5.00 ± acres and having 548 ± waterfront feet
    24  on Utowana Lake, as shown of Sheet 2 of the Map;
    25    2. LOT TWO located in the Town of Indian Lake, Hamilton County,  State
    26  of New York, consisting of 8.53 ± acres and having 437 ± waterfront feet
    27  on Utowana Lake, as shown on Sheet 2 of the Map;
    28    3.  LOT  THREE  located  in  the Town of Indian Lake, Hamilton County,
    29  State of New York, consisting of 8.66 ± acres and having  685  ±  water-
    30  front feet on Utowana Lake, as shown on Sheet 2 of the Map;
    31    4. LOT FOUR located in the Town of Indian Lake, Hamilton County, State
    32  of New York, consisting of 6.30 ± acres and having 282 ± waterfront feet
    33  on Utowana Lake, as shown on Sheet 2 of the Map;
    34    5.  LOT  6  located  in the Towns of Indian Lake and Arietta, Hamilton
    35  County, State of New York, consisting of 266.6 ± acres (169.1 ± acres in
    36  the Town of Indian Lake and 97.5 ± acres in the Town of Arietta) includ-
    37  ing the lake bottom of Utowana Lake and the bed of the Marion River,  as
    38  shown on Sheets 1 and 2 of the Map, except that the boundary between Lot
    39  6  and  Lot 7 on Utowana Lake shall be the southern shoreline of Utowana
    40  Lake as it winds and turns.
 
    41                        EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS CONVEYED
    42    1. MARION RIVER WAY. TOGETHER  WITH  non-exclusive  easement  for  the
    43  benefit  of  Lots  One, Two, Three, Four and 6 over a private road named
    44  Marion River Way as it runs from New York State Route 28 across  Lot  7,
    45  as  shown on the Map, to the five parcels conveyed herein, including the
    46  right to use the bridge owned by the Grantor  that  crosses  the  Marion
    47  River, for all purposes for which private roads and ways are customarily
    48  used,  including  the laying of utilities in the road bed and affixed to
    49  the bridge, and also including  pedestrian  and  vehicular  ingress  and
    50  egress and unlimited administrative access by the New York State Depart-
    51  ment  of  Environmental Conservation. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the
    52  Marion River Way as it crosses Lot 7 shall remain  a  private  road  and
    53  shall not be open or dedicated to the general public.
    54    2.  APPURTENANCES.  TOGETHER WITH the appurtenances and all the estate
    55  and rights of the Grantor in and to the premises.
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     1                         RESERVATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS
     2    1.  ROAD EASEMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF LOT 5. Grantor reserves from this
     3  conveyance to Grantee a non-exclusive road easement for the  benefit  of
     4  Lot  5,  as  shown  on  the Map, on and over "Marion River Way" as it is
     5  located on Lots 6, Four and Three, all as shown on Sheet 2 of  the  Map,
     6  subject to the following terms and conditions:
     7    1)  Name. The road easement for the benefit of Lot 5 shall be known as
     8  and called the "Marion River Way" or the "Road."
     9    2) Location. The location of Marion River Way as it  currently  exists
    10  on the ground runs in a northerly direction from New York State Route 28
    11  across Lot 7, Lot 6, Lot four and Lot three, all as shown on the Map.
    12    3)  Width.  The  Road  shall be 40 feet wide, measured 20 feet on each
    13  side of the existing centerline of the Road (hereinafter  the  "Easement
    14  Area").
    15    4) Use. The Road shall be used by Grantor, its successors and assigns,
    16  for  ingress  and egress to Lot 5 and for all lawful purposes and by all
    17  lawful means including, but not limited to, ingress and egress by  cars,
    18  trucks,  gravel  trucks,  logging  trucks and vehicles, heavy equipment,
    19  ATVs and snowmobiles.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Road shall  be
    20  a  private road and Grantor shall not have the authority to dedicate the
    21  Road to the public and transform it into  a  public  road  or  a  public
    22  right-of-way for use by the general public.
    23    2.  RIPARIAN  ACCESS  RIGHTS TO UTOWANA LAKE FOR THE BENEFIT OF LOT 7.
    24  Grantor reserves from the conveyance of Lot 6  a  riparian  easement  to
    25  Utowana  Lake  for  the  benefit  of  Lot  7 in the area where Lot 7 has
    26  approximately 216.4 feet of frontage on Utowana Lake  ease  of  the  dam
    27  owned by the Town of Indian Lake, as shown on the Map, including but not
    28  limited  to  the  right to fish, swim, bathe, boat, pass, moor, dock and
    29  construct docks, decks and/or one boathouse extending into Utowana  Lake
    30  (including  foundations, piers, and cribs on the lake bottom) subject to
    31  applicable governmental regulations.
    32                         EXCEPTION - UTOWANA LAKE DAM
    33    Grantor accepts from the conveyance of Lot  6  any  right,  title  and
    34  interest  in  the  dam located at the western end of Utowana Lake as set
    35  forth in a deed from Marion River Dam, Inc. to the Town of  Indian  Lake
    36  dated  July  23, 1987 and recorded in the Hamilton County Clerk's Office
    37  on August 5, 1987 in Book 193 of Deeds at Page  183  together  with  any
    38  rights  of way across Lot 6 appurtenant to the maintenance and repair of
    39  the dam.
    40                                SOURCE OF TITLE
    41    BEING A PORTION OF THE PREMISES conveyed to Marion River  Carry  Rail-
    42  road  Co., Inc. by Raquette Lake Navigation Co., Inc. by deed dated June
    43  14, 2001 and recorded in the Hamilton County Clerk's Office on  July  9,
    44  2001 in Book 224 of Deeds at Page 246.
    45    BEING  THE  SAME  PREMISES conveyed to Open Space Conservancy, Inc. by
    46  Marion River Carry Railroad Company, Inc. (aka Marion River Carry  Rail-
    47  road  Co.,  Inc.)  by  deed  dated December 28, 2012 and recorded in the
    48  Hamilton County Clerk's Office on December 28, 2012  as  instrument  no.
    49  2012-5402.
    50    §  5.  The  disputed  parcels  to  which the state will relinquish its
    51  claims pursuant to subdivision seven of section 9-1907 of  the  environ-
    52  mental conservation law are described as follows:
    53    1. Woods Point - NYSDEC Map No. 12,508
    54    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
    55  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton and State  of  New  York,  and
        S. 7966                             4
 
     1  being  a  portion  of  Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase and
     2  being more particularly bounded and described as follows:
     3    BEGINNING  at  a  point where the northerly shoreline of Raquette Lake
     4  intersects the centerline of a small stream, which point  has  a  N.Y.S.
     5  Grid  East  Zone, NAD 83 (2011) coordinate of N 1821122.19, E 461976.52,
     6  said point being South 74°01'28" East, a distance of 80.93 feet  from  a
     7  plug found in a drill hole in ledge on the shoreline;
     8    THENCE  running  in  a  generally westerly and northwesterly direction
     9  along the shoreline as it winds and turns a distance of 6,060 feet  more
    10  of less to a point where the southeasterly line of lands conveyed to the
    11  Raquette Lake Camps, Inc. by deed dated June 1, 1979 and recorded in the
    12  Hamilton  County  Clerk's Office in Book 176 of Deeds at Page 84, inter-
    13  sects the shoreline of Raquette Lake, which point lies North 86° 59' 48"
    14  West, a distance of 5,014.40 feet from  the  Point  of  Beginning,  said
    15  point  is also located North 06° 13' 57" West, a distance of 101.45 feet
    16  from a drill hole found in bedrock on the shoreline;
    17    THENCE North 56° 34' 55" East along the  southeasterly  line  of  said
    18  lands of Raquette Lake Camps, Inc., a distance of 2,466.46 feet to a set
    19  5/8  inch  rebar  with  an  aluminum  cap  stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental
    20  Conservation Property Marker" in a stone pile;
    21    THENCE North 76° 47' 53' East passing through a  set  5/8  inch  rebar
    22  with  an  aluminum  cap  line  marker  in  a stone pile at a distance of
    23  1,000.00 feet and continuing an additional distance of 1000.00 feet to a
    24  set 1/2 inch drillhole with brass plug in ledge line marker in  a  stone
    25  pile and continuing an additional distance of 1,680.00 feet to a set 5/8
    26  inch rebar with an aluminum cap line marker in a stone pile, and contin-
    27  uing  an  additional  distance  of  53.69  feet  for a total distance of
    28  3,733.69 feet to a point in the centerline of a small tributary;
    29    THENCE running in a southerly direction along the  centerline  of  the
    30  small  tributary  as  it  winds and turns a distance of 453 feet more or
    31  less to a point of intersection with a small stream,  which  point  lies
    32  South  15°  54'  57"  East,  a  distance  of  401.60  feet from the last
    33  mentioned point;
    34    THENCE running in a southwesterly direction along  the  centerline  of
    35  the  said  small  stream  as it winds and turns a distance of 3,040 feet
    36  more or less to the Point and Place of Beginning, which point lies South
    37  20° 52' 45" West, a distance of 2,234.35 feet from  the  last  mentioned
    38  point;
    39    CONTAINING 212 acres of land more or less.
    40    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    41  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    42    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    43    No  title to the land under the water of Raquette Lake is being relin-
    44  quished.
    45    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF  LANDS  PURSUANT
    46  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    47  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    48  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
    49  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    50  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO  THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED being
    51  known as the "Township 40 Settlement Act", PROJECT: HAMILTON 329, (Woods
    52  Point)", as prepared by Scott C. Orr, Land Surveyor  for  the  New  York
    53  State  Department  of  Environmental Conservation on (Date) and filed in
    54  the New York State Department of Environmental  Conservation  Office  in
    55  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,508.
    56    2. "Woods" on North Point Road - NYSDEC Map No. 12,509
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     1    ALL  THAT  TRACT  OR  PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Long Lake,
     2  County of Hamilton and State of New York, more particularly  located  in
     3  Township  40,  Totten  and  Crossfield's  Purchase,  being  bounded  and
     4  described as follows:
     5    BEGINNING  at  a found 2 inch diameter brass disc stamped "N.Y.S. Land
     6  Survey Verplanck Colvin Supt. 1888 Township Line" in a 2  foot  diameter
     7  flat  rock  at  the northerly shoreline of Raquette Lake, Outlet Bay, on
     8  the common boundary between Township 35 on the northeast and Township 40
     9  on the southwest, at the southeasterly corner of the premises  described
    10  herein, which said brass disc has a N.Y.S. Plane East Zone NAD 83 (2011)
    11  Grid  coordinate  of  N 1839281.86, E 465320.52, and running THENCE from
    12  said brass disc, generally southwesterly along the shoreline as it winds
    13  and turns a distance of about 1240 feet more or less to  a  point  which
    14  lies  South  37°30'37"  East  approximately 8 feet from a found 1/2 inch
    15  iron pipe 0.8 feet tall in the northerly roots of  a  large  cedar  tree
    16  leaning to the northwest;
    17    THENCE,  North 37°30'37" West about 8 feet to said found 1/2 inch iron
    18  pipe, which lies South 50°50'49" West a distance of 924.14 feet from the
    19  previously mentioned brass disc;
    20    THENCE, North 37°30'37" West a distance of 19.37 feet to a Mag nail in
    21  a 1/2 inch drill hole set as a line marker in a 5 foot by 2 foot by  1.5
    22  foot  high  rock,  and continuing a further distance of 207.14 feet to a
    23  5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "NYS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVA-
    24  TION PROPERTY MARKER" (hereafter referred to as "CIRS") set  as  a  line
    25  market  4  inches tall in a 3 inch deep drill hole in a 1 foot by 2 foot
    26  by 1 foot high rock, and continuing a further distance of  322.04  feet,
    27  for  a  total  distance 548.55 feet to a found 1/2 inch iron pipe 1 foot
    28  tall with stones around;
    29    THENCE, North 37°30'11" West a distance of 299.98 feet to a found  1/2
    30  inch iron pipe 1 foot tall with stones around;
    31    THENCE, North 37°29'52" West a distance of 83.60' to a CIRS line mark-
    32  er  3 inches tall in a 3 inch deep drill hole in a 1 foot by 1.5 foot by
    33  0.5 foot high rock, and continuing a further distance of 174.74 feet  to
    34  a  CIRS  line marker 6 inches tall with stones around, at the top of the
    35  bank on the southeasterly side of County Highway North Point  Road,  and
    36  continuing  a  further  distance  of  60.14 feet for a total distance of
    37  318.48 feet to a found 1/2 inch iron pipe  0.6  feet  tall  with  stones
    38  around, on the northwesterly side of County Highway North Point Road;
    39    THENCE, North 37°27'24" West a distance of 170.28 feet to a brass bolt
    40  in a 1/2 inch drill hole set as a line marker in a 2.5 foot by 2 foot by
    41  0.4  foot high rock, and continuing a further distance of 99.70 feet for
    42  a total distance of 269.98 feet to a found 1/2 inch iron pipe  0.6  feet
    43  tall with stones around;
    44    THENCE,  N 52°30'46" E a distance of 13.37 feet to a Mag nail in a 1/2
    45  inch drill hole set as a line marker in a 3 foot by 3  foot  by  1  foot
    46  high  rock, and continuing a further distance of 250.06 feet for a total
    47  distance of 263.43 feet to a found 3/4 inch iron bolt 0.6 feet tall with
    48  a 1 3/8 inch square head, with stones around;
    49    THENCE, North 37°30'05" West a distance of 238.84 feet to a found  1/2
    50  inch iron pipe 0.3 feet tall with stones around;
    51    THENCE,  North 52°29'52" East a distance of 181.78 feet to a CIRS line
    52  marker, and continuing a further distance of 128.14 feet to a found  1/2
    53  inch  iron  pipe  0.6  feet  tall  with  stones around, and continuing a
    54  further distance of 127.88 feet to a Mag nail in a 1/2 inch  drill  hole
    55  set  as a line marker in a 2 foot by 1 foot, flush rock in the center of
    56  an old woods road, and continuing a further distance of 47.16 feet to  a
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     1  found  1/2  inch pipe 0.3 feet tall with stones around, and continuing a
     2  further distance of 175.02 feet for a total distance of 659.98 feet to a
     3  found 1/2 inch drill hole in rock 0.8 feet below grade, with a 1/2  inch
     4  iron  pipe  loosely standing over it with stones around, said drill hole
     5  has a magnetic nail set in it, and lies on the common  boundary  between
     6  Township 40 on the southwest and Township 35 on the northeast;
     7    THENCE,  South  37°30'29' East, a distance of 83.74 feet to a Mag nail
     8  in a 1/2 inch drill hole set as a line marker in a 5 foot by 2 foot by 1
     9  foot high rock, and continuing a further distance of 507.40  feet  to  a
    10  CIRS  line  marker, and continuing a further distance of 22.41 feet to a
    11  found 1/2 inch pipe 0.6 feet tall in stones, standing on  the  northwes-
    12  terly  side of County Highway North Point Road, and continuing a further
    13  distance of 886.04 feet to a found 1/2 inch pipe flush with the  ground,
    14  and continuing a further distance of 149.56 feet for a total distance of
    15  1649.15 feet along said township line to the aforementioned 2 inch diam-
    16  eter brass disc at the POINT OF BEGINNING.
    17    CONTAINING 33.0 acres of land, be the same more or less.
    18    SUBJECT  TO  the  rights  of others and the People of the State of New
    19  York in and to the public highway known as North Point Road a.k.a. Coun-
    20  ty Highway 3, a.k.a. the Brandreth Road,  a.k.a.  the  Carthage  -  Lake
    21  Champlain Road.
    22    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    23  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    24    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    25    No  title to the land under the water of Raquette Lake is being relin-
    26  quished.
    27    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF  LANDS  PURSUANT
    28  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    29  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    30  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
    31  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    32  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED, being
    33  known as the Township 40 Settlement Act, PROJECT: HAMILTON 329  ('Woods'
    34  on  North Point Road)", as prepared by Carolyn Wiggin, Land Surveyor for
    35  the New York State Department of Environmental  Conservation  on  (Date)
    36  and filed in the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
    37  Office in Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12509.
    38    3. Watch Point - NYCDEC Map No. 12,510
    39    ALL  THAT  TRACT  OR  PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Long Lake,
    40  County of Hamilton and State of New York, more particularly  located  in
    41  Township  40,  Totten  and  Crossfield's  Purchase,  being  bounded  and
    42  described as follows:
    43    BEGINNING at a set brass bolt with magnet in a 1/2 inch drill hole  in
    44  bedrock at the northerly shoreline of Raquette Lake, Stillman Bay, which
    45  has  a N.Y.S. Grid East Zone NAD 83 (2011) coordinate of N 1832491.73, E
    46  449893.92, and lies South 30°00'00" West a distance of 2437.24 feet from
    47  a 1/2 inch iron pipe 0.1 feet tall (with a loose, 1 foot tall  1/2  inch
    48  pipe  guard  stake)  standing  10 feet more or less feet westerly of the
    49  shore of North Bay on the northerly line of the herein described  lands;
    50  running  THENCE from said brass bolt, North 40°31'15" West a distance of
    51  30.30 feet to a 5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped  "NYS  ENVI-
    52  RONMENTAL  CONSERVATION  PROPERTY  MARKER"  set  as  a  line marker, and
    53  continuing a further distance of 319.26 feet to a found 1/2  inch  drill
    54  hole  line  marker  in  a 6 foot by 10 foot by 3 foot high boulder, said
    55  drill hole has a Mag nail set  in  it  and  lies  South  47°43'  West  a
    56  distance  of 4.71 feet from a brass bolt stamped "STA 2" set in the same
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     1  boulder as a reference marker, and  continuing  a  further  distance  of
     2  463.74  feet for a total distance of 813.30 feet to a found 4 inch by 14
     3  inch by 16 inch tall placed stone in stones with a magnetic nail set  in
     4  a drill hole in the top;
     5    THENCE, North 49°29'36" East, a distance of 2297.75 feet to the afore-
     6  mentioned  1/2  inch  iron pipe 0.1 feet tall (with a loose, 1 foot tall
     7  1/2 inch pipe guard state) which has a N.Y.S.  Grid  East  Zone  NAD  83
     8  (2011) coordinate of N 1834602.07, E 451112.32;
     9    THENCE, continuing North 49°29'36" East, a distance of 10 feet more or
    10  less to a point at the shoreline of Raquette Lake, North Bay;
    11    THENCE,  generally  southerly and westerly along the said shoreline as
    12  it winds and turns 3,750 feet more or less to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
    13    CONTAINING 44.0 acres of land, be the same more or less.
    14    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    15  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    16    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    17    No title to the lands under the water of Raquette Lake is being relin-
    18  quished.
    19    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF  LANDS  PURSUANT
    20  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    21  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    22  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
    23  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    24  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED, being
    25  known as the Township 40 Settlement Act, PROJECT:  HAMILTON  329  (Watch
    26  point)",  as  prepared by Carolyn Wiggin, Land Surveyor for the New York
    27  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date)  and  filed  in
    28  the  New  York  State Department of Environmental Conservation Office in
    29  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12510.
    30    4. Pine Point - NYSDEC Map No. 12,511
    31    ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the  Town  of  Long  Lake,
    32  County  of  Hamilton and State of New York, more particularly located in
    33  Township  40,  Totten  and  Crossfield's  Purchase,  being  bounded  and
    34  described as follows:
    35    BEGINNING  at a found 1 inch iron pipe 1.8 feet tall with a fitting on
    36  top, which pipe has a N.Y.S. Plane East Zone NAD 83 (2011) Grid  coordi-
    37  nate  of  N  18386052.86,  E  451993.08, and stands North 51°36'24" East
    38  approximately 7 feet from a point at the  shoreline  of  Raquette  Lake,
    39  North  Bay, which said 1 inch iron pipe also lies North 87°32'07" West a
    40  distance of 682.90 feet from a found 1 inch  iron  pipe  1.5  feet  tall
    41  standing in a foot path about 10 feet northwesterly of the shoreline, on
    42  the  easterly  line  of  the lands described herein, running THENCE from
    43  said 1 inch iron pipe with  fitting  on  top,  North  51°36'24"  East  a
    44  distance  of  93.83  feet  to  a set 5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum cap
    45  stamped "NYS  ENVIRONMENTAL  CONSERVATION  PROPERTY  MARKER"  (hereafter
    46  referred to as "CIRS"), and continuing North 51°36'24" East approximate-
    47  ly 21 feet to a point at the shoreline of Raquette Lake;
    48    THENCE, running northeasterly along the said shoreline as it winds and
    49  turns approximately 95 feet to a point at the shoreline;
    50    THENCE, North 51°36'24" East approximately 6 feet to a CIRS line mark-
    51  er  which  lies  North 51°36'24" East a distance of 104.42 feet from the
    52  last mentioned CIRS line marker;
    53    THENCE, North 51°36'24" east a distance of 320.05 feet to a  3/4  inch
    54  iron pipe 1.5 feet tall with stones around;
    55    THENCE,  South  38°09'48" East a distance of 446.75 feet to the afore-
    56  mentioned 1 inch iron pipe 1.5 feet tall standing in a foot path;
        S. 7966                             8
 
     1    THENCE, continuing South 38°09'48" East approximately  10  feet  to  a
     2  point at the shoreline of Raquette Lake, North Bay;
     3    THENCE,  running  generally  westerly  along  the said shoreline as it
     4  winds and turns 970 feet more or less to a point on the shoreline;
     5    THENCE, North 51°36'24" East approximately 7  feet  to  the  POINT  OF
     6  BEGINNING.
     7    CONTAINING 3.6 acres of land, be the same more or less.
     8    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
     9  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    10    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    11    No  title to the land under the water of Raquette Lake is being relin-
    12  quished.
    13    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF  LANDS  PURSUANT
    14  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    15  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    16  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
    17  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    18  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED, being
    19  known as the Township 40 Settlement Act,  PROJECT:  HAMILTON  329  (Pine
    20  point)",  as  prepared by Carolyn Wiggin, Land Surveyor for the New York
    21  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date)  and  filed  in
    22  the  New  York  State Department of Environmental Conservation Office in
    23  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12511.
    24    5. Bluff Point - NYSDEC Map No. 12,512
    25    ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the  Town  of  Long  Lake,
    26  County  of  Hamilton and State of New York, more particularly located in
    27  Township  40,  Totten  and  Crossfield's  Purchase,  being  bounded  and
    28  described as follows:
    29    BEGINNING  at  a  point  at  the  northerly  shoreline of Bluff Point,
    30  Raquette Lake, Outlet Bay, which point is marked by magnetic nail set in
    31  a found 1/2 inch drill hole with an "X" chiseled in a 1 foot  x  2  foot
    32  boulder,  which  drill  hole  has  a N.Y.S. Grid East Zone NAD 83 (2011)
    33  coordinate of N 1832273.77, E 458005.92, and running  THENCE  from  said
    34  drill  hole,  South 12°44'06" East a distance of 1109.20 feet to a found
    35  1/2 inch iron pipe 0.3 feet tall;
    36    THENCE, South 12°43'24" East, a distance of 887.11  feet  to  a  brass
    37  bolt reference line marker set in a 1/2 inch drill hole in bedrock;
    38    THENCE,  continuing South 12°43'24" East a distance of 48 feet more or
    39  less, to a point at the southerly shoreline of Bluff Point  on  Raquette
    40  Lake, Boulder Bay;
    41    THENCE,  generally  westerly,  northerly,  and easterly along the said
    42  shoreline of Bluff Point as it winds and turns 10,630 feet more or  less
    43  to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
    44    CONTAINING 160.0 acres of land, be the same more or less, inclusive of
    45  the  small  island  off  the western tip of Bluff Point, with a magnetic
    46  nail recessed in a set 1/2 inch drill hole in  bedrock  at  N.Y.S.  Grid
    47  East Zone NAD 83 (2011) coordinate of N 1829979.75, E 454394.08.
    48    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    49  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    50    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    51    No  title to the land under the water of Raquette Lake is being relin-
    52  quished.
    53    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF  LANDS  PURSUANT
    54  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    55  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    56  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
        S. 7966                             9
 
     1  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
     2  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED, being
     3  known as the Township 40 Settlement Act, PROJECT:  HAMILTON  329  (Bluff
     4  point)",  as  prepared by Carolyn Wiggin, Land Surveyor for the New York
     5  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date)  and  filed  in
     6  the  New  York  State Department of Environmental Conservation Office in
     7  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12512.
     8    6. Clark's Point - NYSDEC Map No. 12,513
     9    ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the  Town  of  Long  Lake,
    10  County  of  Hamilton and State of New York, more particularly located in
    11  Township  40,  Totten  and  Crossfield's  Purchase,  being  bounded  and
    12  described as follows:
    13    BEGINNING  at a 5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "NYS ENVI-
    14  RONMENTAL  CONSERVATION  PROPERTY  MARKER"  (hereafter  referred  to  as
    15  "CIRS")  set 6 inches below grade in the center of a dirt track known as
    16  Cranberry Trail Road, which said CIRS has a N.Y.S. Plane East  Zone  NAD
    17  83  (2011) Grid coordinate of N 1824054.55, E 443256.08, running THENCE,
    18  North 59° 33' 55" East passing in sequence  through  CIRS  line  markers
    19  with  stones  around, at a distance of 28.71 feet, at a further distance
    20  of 804.32 feet, and at a further  distance  of  515.82  feet,  and  then
    21  continuing  North 59° 33' 55" East a distance of 55.00 feet, for a total
    22  distance of 1403.85 feet to a point at the foot of a slope on the south-
    23  westerly edge of a marsh;
    24    THENCE, running Southeasterly along  the  southwesterly  edge  of  the
    25  marsh as it winds and turns on the following 4 courses:
    26    1. South 67° 28' 28" East a distance of 116.24 feet to a point;
    27    2. South 62° 31' 19" East a distance of 60.92 feet to a point;
    28    3. South 51° 09' 15" East a distance of 47.10 feet to a point;
    29    4.  South  52° 56' 08" East a distance of 112.81 feet to a CIRS refer-
    30  ence marker;
    31    THENCE continuing South 52° 56' 08" East a distance of 9 feet more  or
    32  less to a point at the shoreline of Sucker Brook Bay, Raquette Lake;
    33    THENCE  running  Southwesterly,  along  the said shoreline of Raquette
    34  Lake as it winds and turns 990 feet more or  less  to  a  point  at  the
    35  shoreline;
    36    THENCE,  North 50° 45' 07" West, passing through a CIRS reference line
    37  marker at a distance of approximately 27 feet, which  said  line  marker
    38  lies  South  29°  31'  41"  West a distance of 921.47 feet from the last
    39  mentioned CIRS reference marker, and continuing North 50° 45' 07" West a
    40  further distance of 440.32 feet to a CIRS at an angle point;
    41    THENCE, South 80° 23' 21" West passing through a CIRS line marker at a
    42  distance of 627.01 feet, and continuing South 80° 23' 21" West a further
    43  distance of 26.18 feet, for a total distance of 653.19 feet to a CIRS  4
    44  inches below grade in the center of the aforesaid Cranberry Trail Road;
    45    THENCE  along the center of Cranberry Trail Road as it winds and turns
    46  on the following three courses:
    47    1. North 44° 09' 44" West a distance of 27.58 feet to a point;
    48    2. North 25° 22' 44" West a distance of 55.60 feet to a point;
    49    3. North 37° 28' 56" West a distance of 26.81 feet  to  the  POINT  OF
    50  BEGINNING.
    51    CONTAINING 15.0 acres of land, be the same more or less.
    52  SUBJECT  TO  the rights of the public and The People of the State of New
    53  York over the portion of the Cranberry Trail Road forming  the  westerly
    54  bounds of the premises described herein.
    55    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    56  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
        S. 7966                            10
 
     1    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
     2    No  title to the land under the water of Raquette Lake is being relin-
     3  quished.
     4    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF  LANDS  PURSUANT
     5  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
     6  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
     7  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
     8  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
     9  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED, being
    10  known as the Township 40 Settlement Act, PROJECT: HAMILTON 329  (Clark's
    11  point)",  as  prepared by Carolyn Wiggin, Land Surveyor for the New York
    12  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date)  and  filed  in
    13  the  New  York  State Department of Environmental Conservation Office in
    14  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12513.
    15    7. South Bay, Parcel "A" - NYSDEC Map No. 12,514
    16    ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and  being  in
    17  the  town  of  Long Lake, County of Hamilton, and State of New York, and
    18  being a portion of Township 40, Totten  and  Crossfield's  Purchase  and
    19  being more particularly bounded and described as follows:
    20    BEGINNING  at  a  point  where the southerly line of Township 40, said
    21  line also being the northerly line of Township 6, intersects the  south-
    22  erly shoreline of Raquette Lake, which point is the northwesterly corner
    23  of lands conveyed to Burke Realty L.P., by deed dated June 14, 1996, and
    24  recorded  in  the  Hamilton County Clerk's Office in Book 215, Page 367,
    25  said point has a NYS  Grid  East  Zone,  NAD  83  (2011)  coordinate  of
    26  N1812226.24, E460029.30;
    27    THENCE South 51°16'43" West, a distance of 37.98 feet along the south-
    28  erly  line of Township 40 and the lands of Burke Realty L.P., to a point
    29  in the northerly bounds of New York State Route 28;
    30    THENCE along a curve in the northerly bounds of New York  State  Route
    31  28,  which  curve  turns  to the left with an Arc length of 561.77 feet,
    32  with a radius of 758.00 feet, with a chord bearing  of  North  77°37'58"
    33  West, and with a chord distance of 549.01 feet to a point;
    34    THENCE  South  81°08'19"  West,  a  distance of 1704.56 feet along the
    35  northerly bounds of New York State Route 28 to a point;
    36    THENCE along a curve in the northerly bounds of New York  State  Route
    37  28,  which  curve  turns to the right with an Arc length of 193.60 feet,
    38  with a radius of 2828.61 feet, with a chord bearing of  South  83°04'53"
    39  West, and with a chord distance of 193.56 feet to a point;
    40    THENCE  South  85°02'30"  West,  a  distance of 1267.17 feet along the
    41  northerly bounds of New York State Route 28 to a point;
    42    THENCE along a curve in the northerly bounds of New York  State  Route
    43  28,  which  curve  turns to the right with an Arc length of 401.07 feet,
    44  with a radius of 10093.92 feet, with a chord bearing of South  86°10'19"
    45  West,  and  with a chord distance of 401.05 feet to a set 5/8 inch rebar
    46  with aluminum cap stamped "NYS Environmental Conservation Property Mark-
    47  er";
    48    THENCE North 04°16'52" West, passing through  a  1/2  inch  iron  pipe
    49  found  at  1.38  feet  and  continuing an additional 131.09 feet passing
    50  through a 1/2 inch iron pipe found and continuing an  additional  177.85
    51  feet  for  a  total distance of 310.32 feet to an iron bolt found in the
    52  top of a 3 foot by 5 foot boulder;
    53    THENCE North 04°16'52" West, a distance of 7.57 feet to a point in the
    54  southerly shoreline of Raquette Lake; said point  lies  South  89°50'32"
    55  West 4128.60 feet from the Point of Beginning;
        S. 7966                            11
 
     1    THENCE  running  in a generally easterly direction along the shoreline
     2  as it winds and turns 5,085 feet more or less to the Point of Beginning;
     3    CONTAINING 29.1 Acres of land more or less.
     4    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the New York State Plane
     5  Coordinates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011)
     6    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
     7    No  title  to  the  land  under the water of Raquette Lake or any land
     8  within the bounds of New York State Route 28 is being relinquished.
     9    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF  LANDS  PURSUANT
    10  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    11  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    12  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
    13  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    14  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO  THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED being
    15  known as the "Township 40 Settlement Act", PROJECT: HAMILTON 329, (South
    16  Bay)", as prepared by Donald R. Hughes, Land Surveyor for the  New  York
    17  State  Department  of  Environmental Conservation on (Date) and filed in
    18  the New York State Department of Environmental  Conservation  Office  in
    19  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,514.
    20    8. South Bay, Parcel "B" - NYSDEC Map No. 12,514
    21    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
    22  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton, and State of  New  York,  and
    23  being  a  portion  of  Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase and
    24  being more particularly bounded and described as follows:
    25    BEGINNING at a point where the southerly line  of  Township  40,  said
    26  line  is also the northerly line of Township 6, intersects the southerly
    27  bounds of New York State Route 28, which point is also on  the  westerly
    28  line  of  lands  conveyed  to  Burke Realty L.P., by deed dated June 14,
    29  1996, and recorded in the Hamilton County Clerk's Office  in  Book  215,
    30  Page  367,  said point has a NYS Grid East Zone, NAD 83(2011) coordinate
    31  of N1812136.32 E459917.14;
    32    THENCE South 51°16'43" West along the southerly line  of  Township  40
    33  and the lands of Burke Realty L.P., passing through a 1/2 inch Iron Pipe
    34  found  with  cap  labeled  TWP40/TWP6 at 1503.22 feet, and continuing an
    35  additional 412.87 feet, for a total distance of 1916.09 feet  to  a  1/2
    36  inch Iron Pipe found in a stone pile with cap labeled TWP40/TWP6;
    37    THENCE,  North  18°42'20" west, a distance of 531.96 feet to a set 5/8
    38  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    39  Property Marker";
    40    THENCE, South 85°21'00" West passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    41  aluminum cap stamped "NYS Environmental Conservation Property Marker" at
    42  924.75  feet,  and  continuing  an  additional  40.00  feet, for a total
    43  distance of 964.75 feet to the centerline of a small stream;
    44    THENCE running in a northeasterly direction along  the  centerline  of
    45  the  said  small stream as it winds and turns 675 feet more or less to a
    46  point, which point is North 04°58'04" East, a distance  of  507.05  feet
    47  from last mentioned point;
    48    THENCE  South 85°21'00" West passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    49  aluminum cap stamped "NYS Environmental Conservation Property Marker" at
    50  20.00 feet, and continuing  an  additional  399.93  feet,  for  a  total
    51  distance of 419.93 feet to a 1 1/2 inch Iron Pipe found in a stone pile;
    52    THENCE  South  84°20'58"  West, a distance of 301.25 feet to a set 5/8
    53  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    54  Property Marker";
        S. 7966                            12
 
     1    THENCE  South  85°20'27"  West, a distance of 375.78 feet to a set 5/8
     2  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
     3  Property Marker";
     4    THENCE,  North  04°16'52"  West, a distance of 23.69 feet to a set 5/8
     5  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
     6  Property Marker";
     7    THENCE  South  85°43'08"  West, a distance of 306.50 feet to a set 5/8
     8  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
     9  Property Marker";
    10    THENCE  North  04°16'52"  West,  a distance of 23.18 feet to a set 5/8
    11  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    12  Property  Marker"  at  a point in the southerly bounds of New York State
    13  Route 28;
    14    THENCE along a curve in the southerly bounds of New York  State  Route
    15  28,  which  curve  turns  to the left with an Arc length of 402.33 feet,
    16  with a radius of 10193.92 feet, with a chord bearing  of North 86°10'19"
    17  East, and with a chord distance of 402.23 feet to a point;
    18    THENCE North 85°02'30" East, a distance  of  1267.17  feet  along  the
    19  southerly bounds of New York State Route 28 to a point;
    20    THENCE  along  a curve in the southerly bounds of New York State Route
    21  28, which curve turns to the left with an Arc  length  of  200.39  feet,
    22  with  a  radius of 2928.61 feet, with a chord bearing of North 83°04'53"
    23  East, and with a chord distance of 200.37 feet to a point;
    24    THENCE North 81°08'19" East, a distance  of  1704.56  feet  along  the
    25  southerly bounds of New York State Route 28 to a point;
    26    THENCE  along  a curve in the southerly bounds of New York State Route
    27  28, which curve turns to the right with an Arc length  of  455.51  feet,
    28  with  a  radius  of 658.01 feet, with a chord bearing of South 79°01'56"
    29  East, and with a chord distance of 446.67 feet to the  Point  of  Begin-
    30  ning;
    31    CONTAINING 36.7 Acres of land more or less.
    32    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the New York State Plane
    33  Coordinates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011)
    34    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    35    No  title  to any land within the bounds of New York State Route 28 is
    36  being relinquished.
    37    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF  LANDS  PURSUANT
    38  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    39  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    40  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
    41  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    42  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO  THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED being
    43  known as the "Township 40 Settlement Act", PROJECT: HAMILTON 329, (South
    44  Bay)", as prepared by Donald R. Hughes, Land Surveyor for the  New  York
    45  State  Department  of  Environmental Conservation on (Date) and filed in
    46  the New York State Department of Environmental  Conservation  Office  in
    47  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,514.
    48    9. Indian Point - NYSDEC Map No. 12,515
    49    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
    50  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton, and State of  New  York,  and
    51  being  a  portion  of  Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase and
    52  being more particularly bounded and described as follows:
    53    BEGINNING at a point on the south  shoreline  of  Indian  Point,  said
    54  point  is  approximately  one  hundred and five feet (105') northeast of
    55  where the centerline of the trail leading across Indian Point from Beav-
    56  er Bay to Sucker Brook  Bay  intersects  the  shore  at  Beaver  Bay  on
        S. 7966                            13
 
     1  Raquette  Lake, said point has a NYS Grid East Zone, NAD 83 (2011) coor-
     2  dinate of N1822098.55 E448867.93;
     3    THENCE  North  40°04'07"  West passing through a set of 5/8 inch rebar
     4  with aluminum cap stamped "NYS Environmental Conservation Property Mark-
     5  er" which is 10.0 feet more or less from the  Point  of  Beginning,  and
     6  then  continuing  an  additional  290.00  feet,  for a total distance of
     7  300.00 feet, to a set 5/8 inch rebar  with  aluminum  cap  stamped  "NYS
     8  Environmental Conservation Property Marker";
     9    THENCE  North  49°55'53"  East, a distance of 400.00 feet to a set 5/8
    10  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    11  Property Marker";
    12    THENCE  North  76°15'38"  East, a distance of 485.30 feet to a set 5/8
    13  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    14  Property Marker";
    15    THENCE  North  76°15'38"  East, a distance of 453.49 feet to a set 5/8
    16  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    17  Property Marker";
    18    THENCE  North  37°16'41"  West, a distance of 122.23 feet to a set 5/8
    19  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    20  Property Marker";
    21    THENCE  South  83°47'58"  East, a distance of 175.74 feet to a set 5/8
    22  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    23  Property Marker";
    24    THENCE  North  57°21'36"  East, a distance of 161.18 feet to a set 5/8
    25  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    26  Property Marker";
    27    THENCE  North  61°35'20"  East, a distance of 494.33 feet to a set 5/8
    28  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    29  Property Marker";
    30    THENCE  North  49°47'09"  East, a distance of 268.18 feet to a set 5/8
    31  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    32  Property Marker";
    33    THENCE  North  43°23'31"  East, a distance of 631.48 feet to a set 3/4
    34  inch drill hole with aluminum disc stamped "NYS Environmental  Conserva-
    35  tion Property Marker";
    36    THENCE  North  63°09'02"  East, a distance of 679.04 feet to a set 3/4
    37  inch drill hole with aluminum disc stamped "NYS Environmental  Conserva-
    38  tion Property Marker";
    39    THENCE  North  63°08'44"  East, a distance of 697.03 feet to a set 5/8
    40  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    41  Property Marker";
    42    THENCE  South  50°07'02"  East, a distance of 256.41 feet to a set 5/8
    43  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    44  Property Marker";
    45    THENCE  North  38°33'06"  East, a distance of 822.85 feet to a set 5/8
    46  inch rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "NYS  Environmental  Conservation
    47  Property Marker";
    48    THENCE  South 57°21'41" East passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    49  aluminum cap stamped "NYS Environmental Conservation  Property  Marker";
    50  at  a  distance  of  287.47  feet, and then continuing an additional 5.0
    51  feet, more or less to a point on the south shoreline;  said  point  lies
    52  North 59°16'32" East 5,256.06 feet from the Point of Beginning;
    53    THENCE, running in a southwesterly direction along the shoreline as it
    54  winds and turns 5,830 feet more or less to the Point of Beginning.
    55    CONTAINING 50.9 Acres of land more or less.
        S. 7966                            14
 
     1    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the New York State Plane
     2  Coordinates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
     3    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
     4    No  title to the land under the water of Raquette Lake is being relin-
     5  quished.
     6    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF  LANDS  PURSUANT
     7  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
     8  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
     9  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
    10  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    11  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO  THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED being
    12  known as the "Township 40  Settlement  Act",  PROJECT:    HAMILTON  329,
    13  (Indian  Point)", as prepared by Donald R. Hughes, Land Surveyor for the
    14  New York State Department of Environmental Conservation  on  (Date)  and
    15  filed  in  the  New  York State Department of Environmental Conservation
    16  Office in Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,515.
    17    10. School Lot - NYSDEC Map No. 12,516
    18    ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate lying  and  being  in
    19  the  Town  of  Long  Lake, County of Hamilton and State of New York, and
    20  being a portion of Township 40, Totten  and  Crossfield's  Purchase  and
    21  being more particularly bounded and described as follows:
    22    COMMENCING  at a point in the center of the bridge that carries County
    23  Route 2 over Brown's Tract Inlet;
    24    THENCE South 17° 49' 34" East, a distance of 476.11 feet to the  Point
    25  of  BEGINNING,  a  point in County Route 2, said point has a N.Y.S. Grid
    26  East Zone, NAD 83 (2011) coordinate of N:1812977.70 E:450861.04;
    27    THENCE from said Point of BEGINNING North 77° 07' 28" East, a distance
    28  of 348.92 feet to a point on the shoreline  of  Raquette  Lake,  passing
    29  over set 5/8 inch rebars with aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental
    30  Conservation  Property  Marker"  at  distances  of 32.85 feet and 157.92
    31  feet;
    32    THENCE running in an easterly direction along the  shoreline  of  said
    33  Raquette  Lake as it winds and turns a distance of 423 feet more or less
    34  to a point on the  shoreline  of  said  lake,  which  point  lies  North
    35  77°09'37" East a distance of 407.71 feet from the last mentioned point;
    36    THENCE  South 09° 37' 17" East, a distance of 157.55 feet to a set 5/8
    37  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental  Conservation
    38  Property  Marker"  on  the  northerly bounds of New York State Route 28,
    39  said last mentioned course passes over a set 5/8 inch rebar with  alumi-
    40  num  cap stamped "N.Y.S.  Environmental Conservation Property Marker" at
    41  a distance of 7.30 feet;
    42    THENCE along the said northerly bounds of N.Y.S. Route 28, on a  curve
    43  to  the left with a radius of 1215.00 feet, an arc length of 134.48 feet
    44  and chord bearing South 59° 12' 17" West, a distance of 134.41 feet;
    45    THENCE continuing along the said northerly bounds of N.Y.S.  Route  28
    46  South  56  °  02' 03" West, a distance of 382.48 feet to an aluminum cap
    47  stamped, "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property Marker" set in  the
    48  concrete sidewalk on the easterly side of County Route 2;
    49    THENCE  North 50° 52' 32" West, a distance of 427.07 feet to the Point
    50  or Place of BEGINNING.
    51    CONTAINING 3.6 acres of land more or less.
    52    SUBJECT TO all right, title and interest of  others,  in  and  to  the
    53  above  described  lands that lie within the bounds of the public highway
    54  known as County Route 2.
    55    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    56  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
        S. 7966                            15
 
     1    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
     2    No  title  to the land within the bounds of New York State Route 28 is
     3  being relinquished.
     4    No title to the land under the waters of Raquette Lake is being relin-
     5  quished.
     6    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled, "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS  PURSUANT
     7  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
     8  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
     9  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE LAWS OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESSED PURPOSE OF THE
    10  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    11  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO  THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED being
    12  known as the "Township 40 Settlement Act", PROJECT: HAMILTON 329 (School
    13  Lot)", as prepared by Michael D. Carroll, Land Surveyor for the New York
    14  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date)  and  filed  in
    15  the  New  York State Department of Environmental Conservation in Albany,
    16  New York as DEC Map No. 12,516.
    17    11. Poplar Point - NYSDEC Map No. 12,517
    18    ALL THAT CERTAIN TACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying  and  being  in
    19  the  Town  of  Long  Lake, County of Hamilton and State of New York, and
    20  being a portion of Township 40, Totten  and  Crossfield's  Purchase  and
    21  being more particularly bounded and described as follows:
    22    BEGINNING  at  a point in the northerly bounds of New York State Route
    23  28 at a seated 2 foot stone with a  set  aluminum  cap  stamped  "N.Y.S.
    24  Environmental  Conservation  Property  Marker" with stones placed around
    25  it, said point has a N.Y.S. Grid East Zone, NAD 83 (2011) coordinate  of
    26  N:1813070.27 E:451814.41;
    27    THENCE North 08° 22' 06" West, a distance of 148.12 feet to the shore-
    28  line  of  Raquette Lake, said last mentioned course passing over a found
    29  1/4 inch iron pin set in a boulder at a distance of 8.50 feet,  a  found
    30  1/2  inch  rebar  at a distance of 94.25 feet and a found 1/2 inch rebar
    31  set in a stump at a distance of 138.16 feet;
    32    THENCE running in an easterly and southwesterly  direction  along  the
    33  shoreline of said Raquette Lake as it winds and turns a distance of 5296
    34  feet  more  or  less  to a set 5/8 inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped,
    35  "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property Marker" in a drill hole in a
    36  boulder on the shoreline, said point being on the  northerly  bounds  of
    37  aforesaid  New  York  State  Route  28, which point lies South 83°11'23"
    38  East, a distance of 2195.24 feet from the last mentioned point;
    39    THENCE along the northerly bounds of said N.Y.S. Route 28 on  a  curve
    40  to the left having a radius of 585.00 feet, an arc length of 661.58 feet
    41  and a chord bearing North 62°42'54" West, a distance of 626.88 feet;
    42    THENCE  continuing  along the northerly bounds of said N.Y.S. Route 28
    43  South 84°53'13" West, a distance of 1340.87 feet;
    44    THENCE continuing along the northerly bounds of said N.Y.S.  Route  28
    45  on a curve to the left having a radius of 1215.00 feet, an arc length of
    46  271.54  feet  and  a  chord  bearing South 78°29'04" West, a distance of
    47  270.98 feet to the Point or Place of BEGINNING.
    48    CONTAINING 21.8 acres of land more or less.
    49    EXCEPTING an easement for drainage as described  on  a  map  entitled,
    50  "New  York State Department of Public Works, Description and Map for the
    51  Acquisition of Property, Seventh Lake-Blue Mt. Lake  Pt.  2A,  S.H.  No.
    52  8295,  Hamilton  County,  Map  No. 6, Parcel No. 7, Charlotte Lauterbach
    53  (Reputed Owner)" by Franklin L. Moon, District Engineer, district No. 2.
    54  Dated February 18, 1965 and filed in the Utica Office of  the  New  York
    55  State Department of Transportation on April 1, 1965.
        S. 7966                            16
 
     1    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
     2  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
     3    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
     4    No  title  to the land within the bounds of New York State Route 28 is
     5  being relinquished.
     6    No title to the land under the waters of Raquette Lake is being relin-
     7  quished.
     8    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled, "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS  PURSUANT
     9  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    10  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    11  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE LAWS OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESSED PURPOSE OF THE
    12  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    13  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO  THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED being
    14  known as the "Township 40 Settlement Act", PROJECT: HAMILTON 329 (Poplar
    15  Point)" as prepared by Michael D. Carroll, Land  Surveyor  for  the  New
    16  York  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date) and filed
    17  in the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation in  Alba-
    18  ny, New York as DEC Map No. 12,517.
    19    12. Poplar Point - NYSDEC Map No. 12,518
    20    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
    21  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton and State  of  New  York,  and
    22  being  a  portion  of  Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase and
    23  being more particularly bounded and described as follows:
    24    BEGINNING at a point in the southerly bounds of New York  State  Route
    25  28  at  a  set 5/8 inch rebar in a drill hole in a boulder with aluminum
    26  cap stamped, "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property  Marker",  said
    27  point  has  a  N.Y.S.  Grid  East  Zone,  NAD 83 (2011) coordinate of N:
    28  1813133.30 E: 453578.33;
    29    THENCE South 05° 32' 36" East, a distance of 230.81 feet  to  a  found
    30  3/4 inch iron pipe;
    31    THENCE  South 84° 53' 14" West, a distance of 266.22 feet to a set 5/8
    32  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped, "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    33  Property Marker";
    34    THENCE North 12° 48' 38" West, a distance of 57.61 feet to a  set  5/8
    35  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped, "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    36  Property Marker";
    37    THENCE  South  85°00'35" West, a distance of 165.59 feet to a set 5/8"
    38  rebar with aluminum cap  stamped  "N.Y.S.    Environmental  Conservation
    39  Property Marker";
    40    THENCE  South  12°48'38"  East,  a distance of 12.59 feet to a found 1
    41  inch iron pipe;
    42    THENCE South 83°56'25" West, a distance of 59.28 feet to a  found  1/2
    43  inch rebar;
    44    THENCE  South  84°28'14"  West, a distance of 128.13 feet to a set 5/8
    45  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped, "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    46  Property Marker", said last mentioned course passes over  a  found  1/2"
    47  rebar at a distance of 119.13 feet;
    48    THENCE  South  05°37'59"  East,  a distance of 36.78 feet to a set 5/8
    49  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental  Conservation
    50  Property Marker";
    51    THENCE  South  84°28'14"  West,  a distance of 45.00 feet to a set 5/8
    52  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental  Conservation
    53  Property Marker";
    54    THENCE  North  25°09'26"  West, a distance of 200.00 feet to a set 5/8
    55  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped, "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    56  Property Marker";
        S. 7966                            17
 
     1    THENCE North 88°12'42" West, a distance of 105.00 feet to  a  set  5/8
     2  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped, "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
     3  Property Marker";
     4    THENCE  South  09°23'57"  East,  a distance of 95.85 feet to a set 5/8
     5  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped, "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
     6  Property Marker";
     7    THENCE South 08°56'57" East, a distance of 495.75 feet to  a  found  2
     8  inch iron pipe;
     9    THENCE  South  78°35'43"  West, a distance of 288.83 feet to a found 1
    10  1/8 inch iron pipe;
    11    THENCE North 11°25'02" West, a distance of 556.14 feet to  a  found  1
    12  1/4 inch iron pipe;
    13    THENCE  North  08°22'00"  West, a distance of 118.29 feet to a set 5/8
    14  inch rebar with aluminum cap stamped, "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    15  Property Marker" on the aforesaid southerly bounds  of  New  York  State
    16  Route 28;
    17    THENCE  along  the  said  southerly  bounds  of  N.Y.S. Route 28 North
    18  84°53'13" East, a distance of 1002.83 feet;
    19    THENCE continuing along the said southerly bounds of N.Y.S.  Route  28
    20  on  a  curve to the right with a radius of 485.00 feet, an arc length of
    21  155.31 feet and a chord bearing South  85°56'22"  East,  a  distance  of
    22  154.65 feet to the Point or Place of BEGINNING.
    23    CONTAINING 8.42 acres of land more or less.
    24    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    25  nate, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    26    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    27    No  title  to the land within the bounds of New York State Route 28 is
    28  being relinquished.
    29    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled, "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS  PURSUANT
    30  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    31  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    32  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE LAWS OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESSED PURPOSE OF THE
    33  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    34  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO  THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED being
    35  known as the "Township 40 Settlement Act", PROJECT: HAMILTON 329 (Poplar
    36  Point)" as prepared by Michael D. Carroll, Land  Surveyor  for  the  New
    37  York  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date) and filed
    38  in the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation in  Alba-
    39  ny, New York as DEC Map No. 12,518.
    40    13. Long Point - NYSDEC Map No. 12,519
    41    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
    42  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton and State  of  New  York,  and
    43  being  a  portion  of  Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase and
    44  being more particularly bounded and described as follows:
    45    BEGINNING at the northeasterly corner of lands conveyed to The  People
    46  of  the  State of New York (State Teacher's College at Cortland) by deed
    47  dated January 11, 1949 and  recorded  in  the  Hamilton  County  Clerk's
    48  Office  in  Liber 88 of Deeds at page 267, said corner marked by a found
    49  copper bolt stamped "35" set in a boulder on  the  north  side  of  Long
    50  Point,  at  the  shoreline  of Raquette Lake, said point having a N.Y.S.
    51  East Zone, NAD 83 (2011) coordinate of N:1819932.66 E:460280.55;
    52    THENCE running in a northeasterly direction  along  the  shoreline  of
    53  said Raquette Lake as it winds and turns and along the south bank of the
    54  Marion  River a distance of 3086 feet more or less to a point which lies
    55  North 68°33'48" East, a distance of 2776.88  feet  from  said  Point  of
    56  Beginning;
        S. 7966                            18
 
     1    THENCE  South  37°12'58" East, a distance of 4133.51 feet to a found 1
     2  1/2 inch capped iron pipe, said last mentioned course passing over a set
     3  6 inch cedar post in a marsh at a distance of 45.65 feet,  also  passing
     4  over set 5/8 inch rebars with aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental
     5  Conservation  Property Marker" at distances of 315.26 feet, 1009.24 feet
     6  and 1909.92 feet, also passing over a set drill hole in a 3 foot by  1.5
     7  foot boulder at a distance of 2829.98 feet;
     8    THENCE  South  46°14'16" West, a distance of 356.70 feet to the shore-
     9  line of said Raquette Lake, said last mentioned course  passing  over  a
    10  found 1 1/2 inch capped iron pipe at a distance of 347.20 feet;
    11    THENCE  running  in a generally northerly and westerly direction along
    12  the shoreline of said Raquette Lake as it winds and turns a distance  of
    13  4268  feet  more  or  less  to a found copper bolt stamped "36" set in a
    14  boulder on the south side of aforesaid Long Point at the water's edge of
    15  said Raquette Lake, which point lies North 88°11'18" West, a distance of
    16  2985.91 feet from the last mentioned point;
    17    THENCE North 37°11'02" West along the aforesaid lands of The People of
    18  the State of New York (State Teacher's College at Cortland, Bk.  88  pg.
    19  267) a distance of 3049.09 feet to the Point or Place of BEGINNING.
    20    CONTAINING 203.9 acres of land more or less.
    21    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    22  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    23    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    24    No title to the land under the waters of Raquette Lake is being relin-
    25  quished.
    26    ALL  AS SHOWN on a map entitled, "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS PURSUANT
    27  TO AMENDMENT OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV,  SECTION  1
    28  AND  AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9, ENACTED
    29  BY CHAPTER 537 OF THE LAWS OF 2013, FOR THE  EXPRESSED  PURPOSE  OF  THE
    30  PEOPLE  OF  THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL OF THEIR
    31  RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST TO THE  DISPUTED  LANDS  SO  IDENTIFIED  being
    32  known  as  the "Township 40 Settlement Act", PROJECT: HAMILTON 329 (Long
    33  Point)" as prepared by Michael D. Carroll, Land  Surveyor  for  the  New
    34  York  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date) and filed
    35  in the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation in  Alba-
    36  ny, New York as DEC Map No. 12,519.
    37    14. The Hamlet, Parcel "A" - NYSDEC Map No. 12,520
    38    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
    39  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton and State of New York, being a
    40  portion of Township 40, Totten and  Crossfield's  Purchase,  being  more
    41  particularly described as follows:
    42    BEGINNING  at a set 5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S
    43  Environmental Conservation Property Marker" in a stone pile, said alumi-
    44  num  cap  having  a  N.Y.S.  Plane  Coordinate  of  N:  1,814,476.42  E:
    45  449,770.06,  said aluminum cap being at the intersection of the westerly
    46  line of lands conveyed to Dan Llewllyn Richards, Karyn Bartow  Richards,
    47  Marvin  Jack  Goldstein and Virginia Leigh Bartow by deed dated December
    48  15, 2006 and recorded in the Hamilton County Clerk's Office in Book  239
    49  of  Deeds  at  Page  965,  with  a  northerly  line of lands conveyed to
    50  Raquette Lake Supply Company, Inc. by  deed  dated  April  1,  1958  and
    51  recorded  in  the Hamilton County Clerk's Office in Book 110 of Deeds at
    52  Page 188 on August 13, 1958, said aluminum  cap  being  North  77°38'27"
    53  East,  a  distance  of 50.23 feet from a found triangular concrete monu-
    54  ment;
        S. 7966                            19
 
     1    THENCE North 12°21'33" West, a distance of 68.50 feet  to  a  set  5/8
     2  inch  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conserva-
     3  tion Property Marker" in a stone pile;
     4    THENCE  North  77°38'27"  East, a distance of 250.40 feet to a set 5/8
     5  inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental  Conserva-
     6  tion Property Marker" in a stone pile;
     7    THENCE  North  12°21'33"  West, a distance of 280.00 feet to a set 5/8
     8  inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental  Conserva-
     9  tion Property Marker" in a stone pile;
    10    THENCE North 77°38'27" East, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    11  an  aluminum  cap  stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental Conservation Property
    12  Marker" in a stone pile at a distance  of  225.00  feet,  an  additional
    13  distance of 30.00 feet for a total distance of 255.00 feet to a point in
    14  the centerline of Uncas Road, also known as Antlers Road;
    15    THENCE along the centerline of Uncas Road, also known as Antlers Road,
    16  the following six (6) courses and distances:
    17    1. North 33°29'58" West, a distance of 22.68 feet to a point;
    18    2. North 36°01'53" West, a distance of 65.63 feet to a point;
    19    3. North 26°04'21" West, a distance of 62.44 feet to a point;
    20    4. North 08°49'38" West, a distance of 60.33 feet to a point;
    21    5. North 01°26'21" East, a distance of 59.07 feet to a point;
    22    6.  North 04°43'34" West, a distance of 58.93 feet to a found magnetic
    23  nail at the intersection of the centerline of Uncas Road, also known  as
    24  Antlers  Road,  with  the  centerline  of a woods road known as Dynamite
    25  Road;
    26    THENCE along the centerline of the abovementioned woods road known  as
    27  Dynamite Road, the following six (6) courses and distances:
    28    1.  North  46°43'23"  East, a distance of 45.85 feet to a set 5/8 inch
    29  rebar with an aluminum cap  stamped  "N.Y.S  Environmental  Conservation
    30  Property Marker" in a stone pile;
    31    2.  North  45°57'46"  East, a distance of 48.02 feet to a set 5/8 inch
    32  rebar with an aluminum cap  stamped  "N.Y.S  Environmental  Conservation
    33  Property Marker" in a stone pile;
    34    3.  North  45°43'02" East, a distance of 57.00 feet to a set 5/8 rebar
    35  with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S Environmental Conservation  Property
    36  Marker" in a stone pile;
    37    4.  North  59°43'52"  East, a distance of 66.18 feet to a set 5/8 inch
    38  rebar with an aluminum cap  stamped  "N.Y.S  Environmental  Conservation
    39  Property Marker" in a stone pile;
    40    5.  North  65°59'21"  East, a distance of 86.81 feet to a set 5/8 inch
    41  rebar with an aluminum cap  stamped  "N.Y.S  Environmental  Conservation
    42  Property Marker" in a stone pile;
    43    6.  North  86°35'45"  East, a distance of 66.16 feet to a set 5/8 inch
    44  rebar with an aluminum cap  stamped  "N.Y.S  Environmental  Conservation
    45  Property Marker" in a stone pile;
    46    THENCE South 10°42'51" East, passing through a found 1/2 inch rebar at
    47  a  distance  of  71.49  feet,  passing through a found 1/2 inch rebar an
    48  additional distance of 26.28 feet, passing  through  a  found  1/2  inch
    49  rebar  an additional distance of 65.33 feet, passing through a found 1/2
    50  inch rebar an additional distance of  152.20  feet,  passing  through  a
    51  found  1/2  inch  rebar  an  additional  distance of 70.77 feet, passing
    52  through a found 1/2 inch rebar an additional distance of 184.48 feet, an
    53  additional distance of 45.95 feet, for a total distance of  616.50  feet
    54  to a found magnetic nail in the centerline of Mick Road;
    55    THENCE along the centerline of Mick Road the following two (2) courses
    56  and distances:
        S. 7966                            20
 
     1    1. South 84°35'35" West, a distance of 72.49 feet to a point;
     2    2. North 88°03'42" West, a distance of 17.39 feet to a point;
     3    THENCE South 12°21'33" East, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
     4  an  aluminum  camp  stamped  "N.Y.S  Environmental Conservation Property
     5  Marker" in a stone pile at a distance of 13.02 feet, passing  through  a
     6  set  5/8  inch  rebar  with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S Environmental
     7  Conservation Property Marker" in a stone pile an additional distance  of
     8  113.77  feet, and additional distance of 42.96 feet for a total distance
     9  of 169.75 feet to a set 5/8 inch rebar  with  an  aluminum  cap  stamped
    10  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation Property Marker" in a stone pile on
    11  the northerly line of lands conveyed to James  Kenneth  Dillon  by  deed
    12  dated  July  28, 2001 and recorded in the Hamilton County Clerk's Office
    13  in Book 224 of Deeds at Page 620 on August 28, 2001;
    14    THENCE South 77°38'27" West, along the last mentioned  northerly  line
    15  of  lands  of  James  Kenneth Dillon, and continuing along the northerly
    16  line of lands conveyed to Raquette Lake Supply  Company,  Inc.  by  deed
    17  dated  July  28, 2001 and recorded in the Hamilton County Clerk's Office
    18  in Book 224 of Deeds at Page 671 on September 7,  2001,  and  continuing
    19  along  the northerly line of lands conveyed to Leland F. DeMarsh by deed
    20  dated June 15, 1984 and recorded in the Hamilton County  Clerk's  Office
    21  in  Book 186 of Deeds at Page 306 on June 18, 1984, and continuing along
    22  a northerly line of lands conveyed to Raquette Lake Supply Company, Inc.
    23  by deed dated April 1, 1958 and recorded in the Hamilton County  Clerk's
    24  Office  in  Book 110 of Deeds at Page 188 on August 13, 1958, to a point
    25  on the easterly line of the first mentioned lands conveyed to Dan Llewl-
    26  lyn Richards, Karyn Bartow Richards, Marvin Jack Goldstein and  Virginia
    27  Leigh  Bartow,  and  continuing  through  the lands of said Dan Llewllyn
    28  Richards, Karyn Bartow Richards, Marvin  Jack  Goldstein,  and  Virginia
    29  Leigh Bartow, a distance of 717.12 feet to the Point and Place of Begin-
    30  ning.
    31    CONTAINING 7.6 acres of land more or less.
    32    SUBJECT  TO  the  rights  of others and the People of the State of New
    33  York in and to the public highway known as Uncas  Road,  a.k.a.  Antlers
    34  Road, and to the public highway known as Mick Road.
    35    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    36  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    37    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    38    ALL  AS  SHOWN on a map entitled "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS PURSUANT
    39  TO AMENDMENT OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV,  SECTION  1
    40  AND  AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9, ENACTED
    41  BY CHAPTER 537 OF THE LAWS OF 2013, FOR THE  EXPRESSED  PURPOSE  OF  THE
    42  PEOPLE  OF  THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL OF THEIR
    43  RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST TO THE DISPUTED  LANDS  SO  IDENTIFIED,  being
    44  known  as the "Township 40 Settlement Act" PROJECT: HAMILTON 329 (Hamlet
    45  of Raquette Lake), as prepared by Robert J. Bradley, Land  Surveyor  for
    46  the  New  York  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date)
    47  and filed in the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
    48  in Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,520.
    49    15. The Hamlet, Parcel "B" - NYSDEC Map No. 12,520
    50    ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and  being  in
    51  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton and State of New York, being a
    52  portion  of  Township  40,  Totten and Crossfield's Purchase, being more
    53  particularly described as follows:
    54    BEGINNING at a found iron pipe, said iron pipe having a  N.Y.S.  Plane
    55  Coordinate of M: 1,814,811.80 E: 451,300.66, said iron pipe being at the
    56  intersection  of  the  westerly  line of lands conveyed to Raquette Lake
        S. 7966                            21
 
     1  Boat Club, Inc., by deed dated May 21, 1993 and recorded in the Hamilton
     2  County Clerk's Office in Book 207 of Deeds at Page 61 on May  21,  1993,
     3  with  the  northerly  line of lands conveyed to Raquette Lake Chapel, by
     4  deed dated November 19, 2012 and recorded in the Hamilton County Clerk's
     5  Office  as  Instrument Number 2012-5116, on December 14, 2012, said iron
     6  pipe being North 10°44'31" West, 56.15 feet from  a  found  copper  bolt
     7  stamped '44' in the top of a boulder which is 0.8 feet below grade;
     8    THENCE  South  77°38'27" West, along the last mentioned northerly line
     9  of lands of Raquette Lake Chapel, a distance of 697.93 feet to a set 5/8
    10  inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental  Conserva-
    11  tion  Property Marker" in a stone pile, said rebar being set at the base
    12  of a found leaning angle iron with brass tag stamped "X-9";
    13    THENCE North 10°54'33" West, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    14  an aluminum cap  stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation  Property
    15  Marker"  in  a  stone  pile  at a distance of 129.32 feet, an additional
    16  distance of 25.00 feet for a total distance of 154.32 feet to a point in
    17  the centerline of Mick Road;
    18    THENCE along the centerline of Mick Road the following ten (10) cours-
    19  es and distances:
    20    1. North 77°23'08" East, a distance of 19.97 feet to a point;
    21    2. North 70°15'39" East, a distance of 54.52 feet to a point;
    22    3. North 65°01'57" East, a distance of 58.96 feet to a point;
    23    4. North 78°24'27" East, a distance of 40.06 feet to a point;
    24    5. South 83°44'02" East, a distance of 115.36 feet to a point;
    25    6. North 88°35'45" East, a distance of 75.00 feet to a point;
    26    7. North 81° 28' 19" East, a distance of 65.64 feet to a point;
    27    8. North 76° 38' 26" East, a distance of 104.22 feet to a point;
    28    9. North 73° 41' 31" East, a distance of 98.99 feet to a point;
    29    10. North 67° 13' 53" East, a distance of 77.84 feet to a point  on  a
    30  westerly line of lands conveyed to Raquette Lake Supply Company, Inc. by
    31  deed  dated  April  1,  1958 and recorded in the Hamilton County Clerk's
    32  Office in Book 110 of Deeds at Page 188 on August 13, 1958;
    33    THENCE South 10° 05' 19" East, passing through a found 5/8 inch  rebar
    34  at  a  distance of 26.70 feet, along the last mentioned westerly line of
    35  lands of Raquette Lake Supply Company,  Inc.,  and  continuing  along  a
    36  westerly  line  of lands conveyed to Kim A. Cooke and Sharon A. Cooke by
    37  deed dated February 12, 2004 and recorded in the Hamilton County Clerk's
    38  Office in Book 230 of Deeds at  Page  886  on  February  20,  2004,  and
    39  continuing  along  the  westerly  line  of  lands  of the abovementioned
    40  Raquette Lake Boat Club, Inc., an additional distance  of  114.33  feet,
    41  for a total distance of 141.03 feet to the Point and Place of Beginning.
    42    CONTAINING 2.2 acres of land more or less.
    43    SUBJECT  TO  the  rights  of others and the People of the State of New
    44  York in and to the public highway known as Mick Road. Bearings are  grid
    45  bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordinates, East Zone, NAD
    46  83 (2011).
    47    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    48    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS PURSUANT TO
    49  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1 AND
    50  AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED  BY
    51  CHAPTER 537 OF THE LAWS OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESSED PURPOSE OF THE PEOPLE
    52  OF  THE  STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL OF THEIR RIGHT,
    53  TITLE AND INTEREST TO THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED, being  known  as
    54  the  "Township  40  Settlement  Act"  PROJECT:   HAMILTON 329 (Hamlet of
    55  Raquette Lake), as prepared by Robert J.  Bradley, Land Surveyor for the
    56  New York State Department of Environmental Conservation  on  (Date)  and
        S. 7966                            22
 
     1  filed  in  the  New  York State Department of Environmental Conservation
     2  Office in Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,520.
     3    16. Antlers Point - DEC MAP No. 12,521
     4    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
     5  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton and State  of  New  York,  and
     6  being  a  portion  of Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase, and
     7  being a portion of Antlers  Point  on  Raquette  Lake,  and  being  more
     8  particularly bounded and described as follows:
     9    BEGINNING  at  a found drill hole with lead and tack in a boulder in a
    10  stone pile, which found drill hole has a N.Y.S. Grid East Zone,  NAD  83
    11  (2011)  coordinate  of  N:  1,817,989.61, E: 450,735.36, and which found
    12  drill hole also marks the northwest corner of a parcel of land  conveyed
    13  to Wendy Letis by deed dated June 7, 2006, and recorded on June 27, 2006
    14  in the Hamilton County Clerk's Office in liber 237 of deeds at page 260;
    15    THENCE  running in a westerly direction the following five courses and
    16  distances:
    17    1. North 84°07'02" West, a distance of 87.20 feet to a set mag nail in
    18  a set drill hole in a boulder;
    19    2. South 70°22'58" West, a distance of 96.90 feet to a  set  5/8  inch
    20  rebar  with  an  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    21  Property Marker";
    22    3. South 50°37'58" West, a distance of 151.80 feet to a set  5/8  inch
    23  rebar  with  an  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    24  Property Marker";
    25    4. South 66°22'58" West, a distance of 116.00 feet to a set  5/8  inch
    26  rebar  with  an  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    27  Property Marker";
    28    5. South 56°07'58" West, a distance of 160.00 feet to a set  5/8  inch
    29  rebar  with  an  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    30  Property Marker";
    31    THENCE running in a northerly direction the following fifteen  courses
    32  and distances:
    33    1.  North  02°07'02"  West, a distance of 84.50 feet to a set 5/8 inch
    34  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation
    35  Property Marker";
    36    2.  North  16°07'58" East, a distance of 110.00 feet to a set mag nail
    37  in a root;
    38    3. North 20°07'58" East, a distance of 131.50 feet to a set  5/8  inch
    39  rebar  with  an  aluminum  cap stamped N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    40  Property Marker";
    41    4. North 15°52'58" East, a distance of 210.00 feet to a set  5/8  inch
    42  rebar  with  an  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    43  Property Marker";
    44    5. North 32°22'58" East, a distance of 120.50 feet to a  set  aluminum
    45  capped  stem stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property Marker"
    46  in a set drill hole;
    47    6. North 19°52'58" East, a distance of 247.50 feet to a set  5/8  inch
    48  rebar  with  an  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    49  Property Marker";
    50    7. North 30°52'58" East, a distance of 235.00 feet to a set  mag  nail
    51  in a set drill hole in south facing ledge;
    52    8.  North  26°10'02" West, a distance of 140.50 feet to a set 5/8 inch
    53  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation
    54  Property Marker";
        S. 7966                            23
 
     1    9.  North  14°35'02" West, a distance of 137.20 feet to a set 5/8 inch
     2  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation
     3  Marker";
     4    10.  North 01°40'02" West, a distance of 196.26 feet to a set 5/8 inch
     5  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation
     6  Property Marker";
     7    11.  North  56°32'27" East, a distance of 48.68 feet to a set 5/8 inch
     8  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation
     9  Property Marker";
    10    12.    North 54°17'27" East, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    11  an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S Environmental Conservation Property Mark-
    12  er" at a distance of 72.00 feet, an additional distance  of  12.50  feet
    13  for a total distance of 84.50 feet to a point;
    14    13. North 39°29'33" West, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with an
    15  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property Marker"
    16  at  a distance of 4.00 feet, an additional distance of 140.60 feet for a
    17  total distance of 144.60 feet to a set 5/8 inch rebar with  an  aluminum
    18  cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property Marker";
    19    14.  North 06°40'27" East, a distance of 197.40 feet to a set 5/8 inch
    20  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation
    21  Property Marker";
    22    15.  North  00°30'27"  East, a distance of 91.60 feet to a found 1 1/4
    23  inch pipe;
    24    THENCE running in a southwesterly direction the following three cours-
    25  es and distances:
    26    1. South 30°07'30" West, a distance of 231.88 feet to a found  1  inch
    27  pipe;
    28    2.  South 28°20'56" West, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with an
    29  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property Marker"
    30  at  a distance of 149.22 feet, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    31  an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S.  Environmental    Conservation  Property
    32  Marker"  at an additional distance of 61.27 feet, an additional distance
    33  of 21.97 feet for a total distance of 232.46 feet to a set mag nail in a
    34  set drill hole;
    35    3. South 27°48'28" West, a distance of 93.00 feet to a  set  5/8  inch
    36  rebar  with  an  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    37  Property Marker";
    38    THENCE South 36°00'32" East, a distance of 29.49 feet  to  a  set  5/8
    39  inch  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conserva-
    40  tion Property Marker";
    41    THENCE running in a westerly direction along the base of a cliff as it
    42  winds and turns, a distance of 455 feet more or less to a set  5/8  inch
    43  rebar  with  an  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation
    44  Property Marker" at the base of  said  cliff,  which  is  located  South
    45  69°00'35"  West,  a  distance of 454.96 feet from the last mentioned set
    46  5/8 inch rebar;
    47    THENCE North 57°50'30" West, passing through a 5/8 inch rebar with  an
    48  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property Marker"
    49  at  a distance of 162.85 feet, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    50  an aluminum cap  stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation  Property
    51  Marker" at an additional distance of 109.29 feet, an additional distance
    52  of  107.86  feet  for  a total distance of 380.00 feet to a point in the
    53  intersection of the centerline of a brook and the shoreline of  Raquette
    54  Lake;
    55    THENCE  running generally in an easterly direction along the shoreline
    56  of Raquette Lake as it winds and turns, a distance of 4,100 feet more or
        S. 7966                            24
 
     1  less to a point in the shoreline of  Raquette  Lake,  which  is  located
     2  North  08°  39'  43"  West, 17 feet more or less from a found drill hole
     3  with pin in boulder;
     4    THENCE SOUTH 08° 39' 43" East, a distance of 17 feet more or less to a
     5  found  drill  hole  with pin in boulder, being North 68° 29' 50" East, a
     6  distance of 2,719.06 feet from the last mentioned 5/8 inch rebar with an
     7  aluminum cap;
     8    THENCE continuing South 08° 39' 43" East, a distance of 313.83 feet to
     9  a set 5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S.  Environmental
    10  Conservation Property Marker";
    11    THENCE  South  48°17'37" West, a distance of 61.80 feet to a found 1/2
    12  inch pipe in a boulder;
    13    THENCE North 39° 07' 32" West, a distance of 83.20 feet to a found 1/2
    14  inch pipe;
    15    THENCE South 11° 39' 59" West, a distance of 96.29 feet to a  set  5/8
    16  inch  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conserva-
    17  tion Property Marker";
    18    THENCE South 41° 27' 42" West, a distance of 143.82 feet to a set  5/8
    19  inch  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conserva-
    20  tion Property Marker";
    21    THENCE South 21° 28' 32" East, a distance of 122.38 feet to a 22  inch
    22  Hemlock  with  wire fence around the base and blazed and painted on four
    23  sides;
    24    THENCE North 75° 23' 32" West, a distance of 162.04 feet to a set  5/8
    25  inch  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conserva-
    26  tion Property Marker";
    27    THENCE North 87° 01' 36" West, passing through a set  5/8  inch  rebar
    28  with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property
    29  Marker"  at  a  distance  of 66.00 feet, an additional distance of 25.87
    30  feet for a total distance of 91.87 feet to a point;
    31    THENCE running in a southerly direction along the existing  centerline
    32  of Brightside Road the following ten courses and distances:
    33    1. South 17° 46' 12" West, a distance of 125.58 feet to a point;
    34    2. South 22° 09' 14" West, a distance of 173.48 feet to a point;
    35    3. South 26° 51' 13" West, a distance of 288.86 feet to a point;
    36    4. South 23° 39' 10" West, a distance of 84.29 feet to a point;
    37    5. South 19° 41' 52" West, a distance of 120.38 feet to a point;
    38    6. South 16° 58' 10" West, a distance of 226.98 feet to a point;
    39    7. South 15° 50' 25" West, a distance of 154.47 feet to a point;
    40    8. South 18° 28' 18" West, a distance of 113.90 feet to a point;
    41    9. South 26° 06' 09" West, a distance of 113.94 feet to a point;
    42    10. South 26° 28' 42" West, a distance of 286.13 feet to a point;
    43    THENCE  South 79° 59' 46" West, a distance of 433.39 feet to the point
    44  or place of beginning.
    45    CONTAINING 74.4 acres more or less.
    46    SUBJECT TO the rights of others and the People of  the  State  of  New
    47  York  in  and  to  the  public highway known as Antlers Road, and to the
    48  public highway known as Brightside Road.
    49    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    50  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    51    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    52    No title to the land under the water of Raquette Lake is being  relin-
    53  quished.
    54    ALL  AS SHOWN on a map entitled, "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS PURSUANT
    55  TO AMENDMENT OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV,  SECTION  1
    56  AND  AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9, ENACTED
        S. 7966                            25
 
     1  BY CHAPTER 537 OF THE LAWS OF 2013,  FOR  THE  EXPRESS  PURPOSE  OF  THE
     2  PEOPLE  OF  THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL OF THEIR
     3  RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST TO THE  DISPUTED  LANDS  SO  IDENTIFIED  being
     4  known as the "Township 40 Settlement Act" PROJECT: HAMILTON 329 (Antlers
     5  Point), as prepared by Robert J. Bradley, Land Surveyor for the New York
     6  State  Department  of  Environmental Conservation on (Date) and filed in
     7  the New York State Department of Environmental  Conservation  office  in
     8  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,521.
     9    17. Big Island Parcel "A" - DEC Map No. 12,522
    10    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
    11  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton and State  of  New  York,  and
    12  being  a  portion  of Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase, and
    13  being a portion of Big Island in Raquette Lake, and being  more  partic-
    14  ularly bounded and described as follows:
    15    BEGINNING  at  a  found  copper  bolt stamped "46" in a boulder on the
    16  shoreline of Raquette Lake, said copper bolt having a N.Y.S. Plane Coor-
    17  dinate of N: 1,816,121.95, E: 454,560.31;
    18    THENCE running generally in a northerly and easterly  direction  along
    19  the  shoreline  of  Raquette  Lake  as it winds and turns, a distance of
    20  1,840 feet more or less  to  a  point  being  North  02°37'49"  East,  a
    21  distance  of  22  feet  more  or  less from a set 5/8 inch rebar with an
    22  aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Property Marker"
    23  in a stone pile;
    24    THENCE South 02°37'49" West, a distance of 22 feet more or less  to  a
    25  set  5/8  inch  rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental
    26  Conservation Property Marker" in a stone  pile,  being  North  41°51'32"
    27  East,  a  distance  of  1292.84 feet from the aforementioned copper bolt
    28  stamped "46";
    29    THENCE South 02°37'49" West, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    30  an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S Environmental Conservation Property Mark-
    31  er" in a stone pile at a distance of 441.40 feet, an additional distance
    32  of 474.15 feet for a total distance of 915.55 feet to  a  set  5/8  inch
    33  rebar with aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation Prop-
    34  erty Marker" in a stone pile;
    35    THENCE South 86°37'52" West, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    36  an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S Environmental Conservation Property Mark-
    37  er"  in a stone pile at a distance of 411.18 feet, passing through a set
    38  5/8 inch rebar  with  an  aluminum  cap  stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental
    39  Conservation  Property Marker" in a stone pile at an additional distance
    40  of 376.14 feet, an  additional  distance  of  34.79  feet  for  a  total
    41  distance of 822.11 feet to the point or place of beginning.
    42    CONTAINING 17 acres of land more or less.
    43    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    44  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    45    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    46    No  title to the land under the water of Raquette Lake is being relin-
    47  quished.
    48    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled, "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS  PURSUANT
    49  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    50  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    51  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
    52  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    53  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO  THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED being
    54  known as the "Township 40 Settlement Act" PROJECT:   HAMILTON  329  (Big
    55  Island),  as  prepared  by  Robert J. Bradley, Land Surveyor for the New
    56  York State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date) and  filed
        S. 7966                            26
 
     1  in the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation office in
     2  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,522.
     3    18. Big Island Parcel "B" - DEC Map No. 12,522
     4    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
     5  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton and State  of  New  York,  and
     6  being  a  portion  of Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase, and
     7  being a portion of Big Island in Raquette Lake, and being  more  partic-
     8  ularly bounded and described as follows:
     9    BEGINNING at a set 5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S.
    10  Environmental Conservation Property Marker" in a stone pile, said alumi-
    11  num  cap  having  a  N.Y.S.  Plane  Coordinate  of  N:  1,815,483.74, E:
    12  455,321.02, said aluminum cap being North 58°37'42" East, a distance  of
    13  4 feet more or less from a point on the shoreline of Raquette Lake;
    14    THENCE North 58°37'42" East, passing through a set 5/8 inch rebar with
    15  an  aluminum  cap  stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental Conservation Property
    16  Marker" at a distance of 299.25 feet, passing through a found  Mag  Nail
    17  in  the northerly root of an 8 inch balsam fir an additional distance of
    18  132.82 feet, continuing an additional distance of  113.31  feet,  for  a
    19  total  distance  of 545.38 feet to a set 5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum
    20  cap stamped "N.Y.S. Environmental Conservation  Property  Marker"  in  a
    21  stone pile;
    22    THENCE South 31°26'02" East, passing through a found 1/2 inch rebar at
    23  a  distance  of  76.74 feet, an additional distance of 178.52 feet for a
    24  total distance of 255.26 feet to a set 5/8 inch rebar with  an  aluminum
    25  cap  stamped  "N.Y.S.  Environmental  Conservation Property Marker" in a
    26  stone pile, said aluminum cap being North 31°26'02" West, a distance  of
    27  4 feet more or less from a point on the shoreline of Raquette Lake, said
    28  aluminum  cap also being North 83°41'49" East, a distance of 602.41 feet
    29  from the first mentioned set 5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum cap;
    30    THENCE South 31°26'02" East, a distance of 4 feet more or less to  the
    31  shoreline of Raquette Lake;
    32    THENCE  running  generally in a westerly and northerly direction along
    33  the shoreline of Raquette Lake as it winds  and  turns,  a  distance  of
    34  1,200  feet  more  or less to a point in the shoreline of Raquette Lake,
    35  which is located South 58°37'42" West, a distance of 4 feet more or less
    36  from a set 5/8 inch rebar with an aluminum cap stamped "N.Y.S.  Environ-
    37  mental Conservation Property Marker";
    38    THENCE  North 58°37'42" East, a distance of 4 feet more or less to the
    39  point of beginning.
    40    CONTAINING 3 acres of land more or less.
    41    Bearings are grid bearings and are based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    42  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    43    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    44    No title to the land under the water of Raquette Lake is being  relin-
    45  quished.
    46    ALL  AS SHOWN on a map entitled, "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS PURSUANT
    47  TO AMENDMENT OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV,  SECTION  1
    48  AND  AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9, ENACTED
    49  BY CHAPTER 537 OF THE LAWS OF 2013,  FOR  THE  EXPRESS  PURPOSE  OF  THE
    50  PEOPLE  OF  THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL OF THEIR
    51  RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST TO THE  DISPUTED  LANDS  SO  IDENTIFIED  being
    52  known  as  the  "Township 40 Settlement Act" PROJECT:  HAMILTON 329 (Big
    53  Island), as prepared by Robert J. Bradley, Land  Surveyor  for  the  New
    54  York  State Department of Environmental Conservation on (Date) and filed
    55  in the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation office in
    56  Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,522.
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     1    19. Strawberry Island - DEC Map No. 12,523
     2    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
     3  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton, and State of  New  York,  and
     4  being  a  portion  of Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase, and
     5  being Strawberry Island in Raquette Lake.
     6    Said island lying between  that  portion  of  the  easterly  shore  of
     7  Raquette  Lake  known  as  Woods  Point and that portion of the westerly
     8  shore known as Antlers Point formerly known as Constable Point.
     9    A point has been marked on said island with a 5/8 inch stemmed  alumi-
    10  num cap stamped "NYS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION CONTROL MARKER" set in a
    11  drill  hole located in bedrock near the west end of Strawberry Island, a
    12  distance of approximately 3 feet south of the shoreline and  a  distance
    13  of  60  feet  southwest  of a one story frame building. Said point has a
    14  coordinate of (N: 1,819,929.93, E: 453,861.72), based  upon  the  N.Y.S.
    15  Plane Coordinates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011)
    16    CONTAINING 0.3 acres of land more or less.
    17    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    18    No title to the land under the waters of Raquette Lake is being relin-
    19  quished.
    20    ALL  AS SHOWN on a man entitled, "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS PURSUANT
    21  TO AMENDMENT OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV,  SECTION  1
    22  AND  AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9, ENACTED
    23  BY CHAPTER 537 OF THE LAWS OF 2013,  FOR  THE  EXPRESS  PURPOSE  OF  THE
    24  PEOPLE  OF  THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL OF THEIR
    25  RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST TO THE  DISPUTED  LANDS  SO  IDENTIFIED  being
    26  known  as the "Township 40 Settlement Act" PROJECT: HAMILTON 329 (Straw-
    27  berry Island and Wee Two Island), as prepared by Robert J. Bradley, Land
    28  Surveyor for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
    29  on (Date) and filed in the New York State  Department  of  Environmental
    30  Conservation office in Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,523.
    31    20. Wee Two Island - DEC Map No. 12,523
    32    ALL  THAT  CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate, lying and being in
    33  the Town of Long Lake, County of Hamilton, and State of  New  York,  and
    34  being  a  portion  of Township 40, Totten and Crossfield's Purchase, and
    35  being Wee Two Island in Raquette Lake.
    36    Said island lying between  that  portion  of  the  easterly  shore  of
    37  Raquette  Lake  known  as  Woods  Point and that portion of the westerly
    38  shore known as Antlers Point, formerly known as Constable Point.
    39    A point has been marked on said island with a 5/8 inch stemmed  alumi-
    40  num cap stamped "NYS DEC TOWNSHIP 40 CONTROL MARKER" set in a drill hole
    41  located on a rock outcrop on Wee Two Island, a distance of approximately
    42  30  feet west of the east end of the island. Said point has a coordinate
    43  of (N: 1,820,297.83, E: 455,901.59), based upon the N.Y.S. Plane Coordi-
    44  nates, East Zone, NAD 83 (2011).
    45    CONTAINING 0.1 acres of land more or less.
    46    Distances are horizontal ground distances.
    47    No title to the land under the waters of Raquette Lake is being relin-
    48  quished.
    49    ALL AS SHOWN on a map entitled, "MAP SHOWING SURVEY OF LANDS  PURSUANT
    50  TO  AMENDMENT  OF THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV, SECTION 1
    51  AND AMENDMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION LAW, ARTICLE 9,  ENACTED
    52  BY  CHAPTER  537  OF  THE  LAWS  OF 2013, FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF THE
    53  PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO RELEASE AND EXTINGUISH ALL  OF  THEIR
    54  RIGHT,  TITLE  AND  INTEREST  TO  THE DISPUTED LANDS SO IDENTIFIED being
    55  known as the "Township 40 Settlement Act" PROJECT: HAMILTON 329  (Straw-
    56  berry Island and Wee Two Island), as prepared by Robert J. Bradley, Land
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     1  Surveyor for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
     2  on  (Date)  and  filed in the New York State Department of Environmental
     3  Conservation office in Albany, New York as DEC Map No. 12,523.
     4    §  6.  This act shall take effect immediately, provided, however, that
     5  the commissioner of environmental conservation shall notify the legisla-
     6  tive bill drafting commission of the date the twenty  land  survey  maps
     7  described  in  section  five  of this act and noted as being prepared on
     8  "(Date)" are filed in order that the commission may maintain an accurate
     9  and timely effective data base of the official text of the laws  of  the
    10  state  of  New York in furtherance of effecting provisions of section 44
    11  of the legislative law and section 70-b of the public officers law.