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first mentioned set rebar, being the point of beginning. All | bearings are magnetic 1994. All set rebar are topped with a | plastic cap stamped "Kachnovich PLS 1134." The above parcel of | land being over a portion of land of the State of Maine, Department | of Conservation, Bureau of Parks and Lands as recorded in the | Franklin County Registry of Deeds in Book 1889, Page 173. See | survey plan entitled "(Boundary Survey - Land of the Inhabitants of | the Town of Jay - total area = 34.38 acres)," revised February 2005 | - compiled by Kachnovich Land Surveying; and be it further |
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| | Sec. 7. Director of Bureau of Parks and Lands authorized, but not directed, to convey | certain real estate in Town of Jay, County of Franklin. Resolved: That the | Director of the Bureau of Parks and Lands within the Department | of Conservation may by quitclaim deed without covenant convey for | fair market value, and on such other terms and conditions as the | director may direct, including maintenance and safety obligations | and responsibilities, to Richard S. and Jeanne M. Jackson, a new | Jackson trail-crossing easement sixteen (16) feet wide by sixty- | six (66) feet long, located at Station 2552+11 in the Town of | Jay, Maine and in exchange for release of the existing sixteen | (16) foot-wide by sixty-six (66) foot-long Jackson railroad | crossing easement previously conveyed to Richard S. and Jeanne M. | Jackson located at Station 2549+11; and be it further |
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| | Sec. 8. Director of Bureau of Parks and Lands authorized, but not directed, to convey | certain real estate in Town of Crystal, County of Aroostook and Town of Patten, or Town | of Sherman, County of Penobscot. Resolved: That the Director of the Bureau | of Parks and Lands within the Department of Conservation may by | quitclaim deed without covenant convey on such terms and | conditions as the director may direct, including maintenance and | safety obligations and responsibilities, to J. M. Huber Corp., an | easement located in the Town of Crystal, Maine and the Town of | Patten or the Town of Sherman, Maine for purposes of forest | production, management and harvesting. |
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