National Battlefields at Quebec Act — N-3.4
SCHEDULE 1 A tract of land on the north side of the Ste. Foye road, belonging to the heirs Tourangeau and others, (site of the battle of Ste. Foye, — a part of which surrounds the lot of land upon which is erected a monument to the memory of General Lévis and General Murray, — “Monument des Braves”), and which is bounded as follows, viz.: In front to the south by the Ste. Foye road, in rear to the north by the brow of the hill ( Cime du Cap ), on one side towards the east by lot number twenty-five, belonging to I. A. Fortin, and on the other side towards the west by lot number twenty-eight, belonging to the representatives of the late J. W. Dunscomb. Which said tract of land was formerly known and distinguished as lot number twenty-six (26) upon the official cadastral plan for the Banlieue, parish of Notre Dame de Quebec, but which lot has since been subdivided, and the said tract of land is now known and distinguished by different numbers, all of which are subdivisions of the said original lot number twenty-six, together with and including all or any part of the said original lot number twenty-six, as the same is now laid out and shown on the plan of the subdivision of the said lot number twenty-six as streets or avenues, and including all or any dwelling houses or other buildings of any kind erected on the said tract of land. 2 A strip of land on the south side of the said Ste. Foye road, to be taken off the front or northerly end of lots numbers sixty-eight (68), seventy-five (75) and seventy-six (76) and seventy-nine (79) on the cadastral plan for the said Banlieue, parish of Notre Dame de Quebec, the said strip of land to be of such a depth as, when the same is added to the present width of the said Ste. Foye road, will make the said road seventy-five feet wide in that locality. 3 A strip of land on the east side of the Belvedere road, to be taken off the west side of the said lot number sixty-eight (68) above mentioned, and off the front or west end of lots numbers sixty-nine (69), seventy (70), seventy-one (71), seventy-two (72) and seventy-three (73) on the cadastral plan for the said Banlieue, parish of Notre Dame de Quebec, the said strip of land to be of such a depth as, when the same is added to the present width of the said Belvedere road, will make the said road seventy-five feet wide from one end of the same to the other. 4 A strip of land on the north side of the St. Louis road (starting from the junction of the said Belvedere road and the said St. Louis road and running in a westerly direction) to be taken off the south side of lot number two hundred and twenty-six (226) — the front or south end of lot number two hundred and twenty (220) — and about one-third of the whole frontage or south end of lot number two hundred and eighteen (218) upon the cadastral plan for the Parish of St. Colomba de Sillery. The said strip of land to be of such a depth as, when the same is added to the present width of the said St. Louis road, will make the said road seventy-five feet wide in that locality, — with any houses or buildings to be found on the said strip of land. 5 A strip of land on the west side of “Gilmour’s Hill” (which leads from the St. Louis road to “Wolfe’s Cove”) starting from the junction of said “Gilmour’s Hill” with the said St. Louis road and running in a southerly and south easterly direction as far as the brow of the hill ( Cime du Cap ) — the said strip of land to be taken off the easterly side of lots numbers two hundred and fourteen (214) — two hundred and seventeen (217) and two hundred and twenty-eight (228), upon the cadastral plan for the said Parish of St. Colomba de Sillery. The said strip of land to be of such a depth as, when the same is added to the present width of “Gilmour’s Hill”, will make the said hill seventy-five feet wide in that locality, together with any houses or other buildings erected on the said strip of land. 6 A strip of land seventy-five feet in width by the whole length of t