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3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 42 being the usual practice used in the original survey of a “double front township” in accordance with Section 24, subsection 1. The sketch shows a regular double front township’s lot and concession structure and road allowances as well as the typical location of the survey monuments. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law.  Note: Concession and township boundaries were generally surveyed by running the centre line of the road allowances between the concessions and along the township boundaries and planting survey posts on the centre line opposite the front corners of the half lots and at the front corners of the half lots. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 42. METHOD 43
1. Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 2, to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township on a township boundary and where no evidence of the lost corner exists.
2. Determine the distance between the two nearest undisputed lot corners on the township boundary, one being on either side of the lost corner, and re-establish the lost corner by dividing the distance proportionately as intended in the original survey, having due regard for any road allowance made in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 43 being a method to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township on a township boundary and where no evidence of the lost corner exists in accordance with Section 24, subsection 2. The sketch shows a tier of township lots along the front of a concession on a township boundary, the location of the “lost corner” relative to undisputed corners which are labelled “C” and “D”. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 43. METHOD 44
1. Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 2, to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township on the front line of a concession if there is no undisputed corner on the other side of the road allowance opposite the lost corner or the position of the original post on the centre line of the road allowance opposite the lost corner cannot be determined and where no evidence of the lost corner exists.
2. Determine the distance between the two nearest undisputed lot corners on the front line of the concession, one being on either side of the lost corner and re-establish the lost corner by dividing the distance proportionately as intended in the original survey, having due regard for any road allowance made in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 44 being a method to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township on the front line of a concession if there is no undisputed corner on the other side of the road allowance opposite the lost corner in accordance with Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 2. The sketch shows a tier of township lots along the road allowance between concessions, the location of the lost corner labelled “C” relative to undisputed corners labelled “A” and “B”. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 44. METHOD 45
1. Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 2, to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township on the front line of a concession if an undisputed lot corner exists on the other side of the road allowance between concessions opposite the lost lot corner and where no evidence of the lost corner exists.
2. Re-establish the lost lot corner from the undisputed lot corner on the opposite side of the road allowance in the manner intended in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 45 being a method to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township on the front line of a concession if an undisputed corner exists on the other side of the road allowance opposite the lost corner in accordance with Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 2. The sketch shows a tier of township lots along the road allowance between concessions, the location of the lost corner labelled “A” relative to undisputed corner labelled “C” located on the opposite side of the road allowance between concessions. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 45. METHOD 46
1. Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 2, to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township on the front of a concession where there is no undisputed corner on the other side of the road allowance opposite the lost corner but the position of the original post on the centre line of the road allowance opposite the lost corner can be determined and where no evidence of the lost corner exists.
2. Re-establish the lost lot corner from the position of the original post in the centre line of the road allowance between concessions as intended in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 46 being a method to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township on the front line of a concession if there is no undisputed corner on the other side of the road allowance opposite the lost corner but the position of the original post on the centre line of the road allowance opposite the lost corner can be determined in accordance with Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 2. The sketch shows a tier of township lots along the road allowance between concessions, the location of the lost corner relative to original post labelled “A” located on the centre line of the road allowance between concessions. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 46. METHOD 47
1. Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 3, to re-establish a township boundary, base line or concession line in a double front township which is partly obliterated and no evidence of the original position of the boundary or line exists.
2. Join the nearest ascertainable points on the township boundary, base line or concession line as intended in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 47 being a method to re-establish a township boundary, base line or concession line in a double front township which is partly obliterated and no evidence of the original position of the boundary or line exists in accordance with Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 3. The sketch shows two tiers of township lots one tier along the township boundary and the other along a road allowance between concessions.  The obliterated concession line is between points “A” and “B” identified as ascertainable points and the obliterated portion of the township boundary is between points “C” and “D” identified as ascertainable points. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 47. METHOD 48
1. Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 4, to re-establish a side line of a lot surveyed as a proof line in a double front township which is partly obliterated and no evidence of the original position of the line exists.
2. Re-establish by joining the nearest ascertainable points on the side line as intended in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 48 being a method to re-establish a side line of a lot surveyed as a proof line in a double front township which is partly obliterated and no evidence of the original position of the line exists in accordance with Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 4. The sketch shows two tiers of township lots and a road allowance between lots, the location of the obliterated road allowance and a lost corner relative to undisputed corners labelled “A” and “B” and  “ascertainable point” labelled “C”. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. Re-establish by joining ascertainable point C and undisputed lot corner A as intended in the original survey. Re-establish by joining ascertainable point C and undisputed lot corner B as intended in the original survey. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 48. METHOD 49
1. Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 5, to re-establish a concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots in a double front township in a concession broken at its end by a lake or river and is obliterated beyond the last ascertainable point on the concession line and no evidence of the original position of the line exists.
2. Re-establish the concession line on the same astronomic course as shown on the original plan and field notes from the last ascertainable point on the concession line.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 49 being a method to re-establish a concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots in a double front township in a concession broken at its end by a lake or river and is obliterated beyond the last ascertainable point on the concession line and no evidence of the original position of the line exists in accordance with Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 5. The sketch shows a tier of township lots ending at a lake or river feature, the location of the obliterated concession line “A-B” relative to the “last ascertainable point” labelled “B”. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 49. METHOD 50
1. Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 6, to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township where the corner is beyond the last undisputed lot corner on a concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots in a concession broken by a lake or river at its end and where no evidence of the original position of the lost corner exists.
2. Re-establish the lost corner by measuring along the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots the distance shown on the original plan and field notes from the last undisputed corner on the concession line.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 50 being a method to re-establish a lost lot corner in a double front township where the corner is beyond the last undisputed lot corner on a concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots in a concession broken by a lake or river at its end and where no evidence of the original position of the lost corner exists in accordance with Section 24, subsection 2, paragraph 6. The sketch shows a tier of township lots ending at a lake or river feature and the location of lost corner “B” relative to two undisputed corners. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 50. METHOD 51
1. Section 25, to define the front boundary of a half lot in a double front township when the concession in which the half lot is located is unbroken by a lake or river.
2. The front boundary of a half lot is the boundary of the half lot that abuts the road allowance between two concessions.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 51 being a method to define the front boundary of a half lot in a double front township when the concession in which the half lot is located is unbroken by a lake or river in accordance with Section 25. The sketch shows a tier of township lots and identifies the half lots and both the front and rear boundary of the half lots. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 51. METHOD 52
1. Section 25, to define the front boundary of a half lot in a double front township when the concession in which the half lot is located is broken on either of its fronts by a lake or river.
2. The front boundary of a half lot is the original shore of the lake or river opposite the prolongation of the road allowance between the concession in which the half lot is located and the adjacent concession on the opposite side of the road allowance.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 52 being a method to define the front boundary of a half lot in a double front township when the concession in which the half lot is located is broken on either of its fronts by a lake or river in accordance with Section 25. The sketch shows a broken tier of township lots and identifies the half lots and the front boundary of the half lots which is bounded by the limit of the water feature. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 52. METHOD 53
1. Section 26, in a double front township, to establish the whole of the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots that was not surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the concession line by giving to the lots in each of the adjacent concessions a depth proportionate to that intended in the original survey, having due regard for any road allowance made in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 53 being a method to establish the whole of the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots that was not surveyed in the original survey of a double front township in accordance with Section 26. The sketch shows two tiers of township lots separated by a road allowance not surveyed in the original survey and illustrates the method of proportionating the lot depths to establish the intervening concession. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 53. METHOD 54
1. Section 26, in a double front township, to re-establish the whole of the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots that is obliterated and no evidence of the position of the original line exists.
2. Re-establish the obliterated concession line by giving to the lots in each of the adjacent concessions a depth proportionate to that shown on the original plan and field notes, having due regard for any road allowance made in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 54 being a method to establish the whole of the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots that is obliterated and no evidence of the position of the original line exists in a double front township in accordance with Section 26. The sketch shows two tiers of township lots separated by a road allowance surveyed in the original survey but now completely obliterated and illustrates the method of proportionating the lot depths to establish the intervening concession. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 54. METHOD 55
1. Section 27, paragraph 1, to establish in a concession the rear boundaries of half lots in a double front township if the concession is unbroken by a lake or river.
2. Establish the rear boundaries by joining with straight lines the midway points of the side lines of the lots and their production through the concession without reference to the description contained in any grant or other instrument.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 55 being a method to establish in a concession the rear boundaries of half lots in a double front township if the concession is unbroken by a lake or river in accordance with Section 27, paragraph 1. The sketch shows a tier of township lots, the rear boundary of the half lots and illustrates the method of defining the midway points from the front of the concession. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. Establish rear boundaries of half lots 6-7 and 8 by defining the midway points I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P on lot lines and their production through the concession, lettered A-Q, B-R, S-C, D-T, U-E, F-V, W-G, H-X, respectively, and joining the midway points I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P with straight lines. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 55. METHOD 56
1. Section 27, paragraph 2, to establish in a concession the rear boundaries of half lots in a double front township if the concession is broken by a lake or river on either or both fronts but not wholly broken at either or both ends of the fronts by a lake or river.
2. Establish the rear boundaries of the half lots by joining with a straight line the midway points on the last ascertainable side line and its production through the concession at each end of the part of the concession broken by a lake or river without reference to the description contained in any grant or other instrument.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 56 being a method to establish in a concession the rear boundaries of half lots in a double front township if the concession is broken by a lake or river on either or both fronts but not wholly broken at either or both ends of the fronts by a lake or river in accordance with Section 27, paragraph 2. The sketch shows a tier of township lots, the rear boundary of the half lots and illustrates the method of defining the rear boundaries of the half lots. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 56. METHOD 57
1. Section 27, paragraph 3, to establish in a concession the rear boundaries of half lots in a double front township if the concession is wholly broken on both fronts by a lake or river at either end but not broken on both fronts throughout the entire concession.
2. Determine the midway point on the last ascertainable side line and its production through the concession and from this point establish the rear boundaries of the half lots on both fronts of the concession on the astronomic course intended in the original survey without reference to the description contained in any grant or other instrument.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 57 being a method to establish in a concession the rear boundaries of half lots in a double front township if the concession is wholly broken on both fronts by a lake or river at either end but not broken on both fronts throughout the entire concession in accordance with Section 27, paragraph 3. The sketch shows a broken tier of township lots, the last ascertainable side line “A -B”, the midway point “C” and the rear boundary of the half lots and illustrates the method of defining the rear boundaries of the half lots using the same astronomic course intended in the original survey from point “C”. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 57. METHOD 58
1. Section 27, paragraph 4, to establish in a concession the rear boundaries of the half lots in a double front township if the concession is broken by a lake or river at its end on one of the fronts but the rear boundaries of the half lots on the broken front are unbroken by the lake or river.
2. Determine the midway point on the last ascertainable side line and its production through the concession and establish the rear boundaries on a straight line joining the midway point and a point on the township boundary determined by measuring the distance intended in the original survey along the township boundary from the unbroken front of the concession without reference to the description contained in any grant or other instrument.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 58 being a method to establish in a concession the rear boundaries of the half lots in a double front township if the concession is broken by a lake or river at its end on one of the fronts but the rear boundaries of the half lots on the broken front are unbroken by the lake or river in accordance with Section 27, paragraph 4. The sketch shows a broken tier of township lots, the last ascertainable side line “C -D”, the midway point “B” and the rear boundary of the half lots being a line between  “A” and “B” and illustrates the method of defining the rear boundaries of the half lots by joining “A” and “B”. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 58. METHOD 59
1. Section 28, paragraph 1, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the boundary line of the concession at the end from which the lots are numbered is unbroken and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side lines of the half lots on the same astronomic course as the boundary line of the concession at the end from which the lots are numbered, if so intended in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 59 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the boundary line of the concession at the end from which the lots are numbered is unbroken and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 1. The sketch shows a tier of township lots, the boundary line of concession labelled “A” and “B” and the rear boundary of the half lots and illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the half lots on the same astronomic course as the boundary line of the concession at the end from which the lots are numbered. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. Establish the side lines of the half lots on the same astronomic course as boundary line of concession A-B. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 59. R.R.O. 1990, METHOD 60
1. Section 28, paragraph 1, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the boundary line of the concession at the end of the concession from which the lots are numbered was not surveyed in the original survey because it was wholly broken by a lake or river and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side line of the half lot on the same astronomic course as the boundary line of the concession at the end opposite to that from which the lots are numbered, if so intended in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 60 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the boundary line of the concession at the end of the concession from which the lots are numbered was not surveyed in the original survey because it was wholly broken by a lake or river and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 1. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with the boundary of the concession of the lower lot numbered tier wholly broken by a lake or river, the boundary line of concession “A” and “B” and the rear boundary of the half lots and illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the half lots on the same astronomic course as the boundary line of the concession at the opposite end from which the lots are numbered. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. Establish the side lines of the half lots on the same astronomic course as boundary line of concession A-B. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 60. METHOD 61
1. Section 28, paragraph 1, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and a proof line was surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side line of the half lot on the same astronomic course as the proof line on that side of the proof line which is farthest from the boundary line of the concession which was intended to govern the course of the side line.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 61 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and a proof line was surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 1. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with the boundary of the concession of the lower lot numbered tier wholly broken by a lake or river, the boundary line of concession “A” and “B” and proof line “C” and “D” and illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the half lots on the same astronomic course as the proof line on that side of the proof line which is farthest from the boundary line of the concession which was intended to govern the course of the side line. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. Boundary line A-B intended to govern course of side lines. Establish side lines of half lots 26 to 30 on the same astronomic course as boundary line of concession A-B. Establish side lines of half lots 16 to 25 on the same astronomic course as proof line C-D. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 61. METHOD 62
1. Section 28, paragraph 2, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the side lines of the half lots were not intended to be surveyed on the astronomic course of the boundary at either end of the concession and the boundaries at the ends of the concession are unbroken and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side line of the half lot at the angle with the boundary at the end of the concession from which the lots are numbered as shown on the original plan and field notes, if so intended in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 62 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the side lines of the half lots were not intended to be surveyed on the astronomic course of the boundary at either end of the concession and the boundaries at the ends of the concession are unbroken and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 2. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with the boundary of the concessions at both ends having differing astronomic courses, the boundary line of concession labelled “A” and “B” and illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the half lots on the same angle as the boundary at the end of the concession from which the lots are numbered as shown on the original plan and field notes, if so intended in the original survey. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. Establish side lines of half lots at the angle of 18° 30' with the concession boundary A-B as shown on the original plan and field notes. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 62. METHOD 63
1. Section 28, paragraph 2, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the side lines of the half lots were not intended to be surveyed on the astronomic course of the concession boundary at either end of the concession and the boundary at the end of the concession from which the lots are numbered is wholly broken by a lake or river and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side line of the half lot at the angle with the concession boundary at the end of the concession opposite to the end from which the lots are numbered as shown on the original plan and field notes, if so intended in the original survey.
3. SKETCH   Sketch demonstrating Method 63 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the side lines of the half lots were not intended to be surveyed on the astronomic course of the concession boundary at either end of the concession and the boundary at the end of the concession from which the lots are numbered is wholly broken by a lake or river and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 2. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with the boundary of the concessions at one end, labelled “A” and “B” and the boundary of the concessions at the opposite end wholly broken by a lake or river, and illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the half lots on the same angle as the boundary at the opposite end of the concession from which the lots are numbered as shown on the original plan and field notes, if so intended in the original survey. Establish the side lines of the half lots at the angle of 9° 00' with concession boundary A-B as shown on the original plan and field notes. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 63. METHOD 64
1. Section 28, paragraph 2, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the side lines of the half lots were not intended to be surveyed on the astronomic course of the concession boundary at either end of the concession and a proof line was surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side line of the half lot on the same astronomic course as the proof line on that side of the proof line which is farthest from the concession boundary which was intended to govern the course of the side lines in the concession.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 64 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the side lines of the half lots were not intended to be surveyed on the astronomic course of the concession boundary at either end of the concession and a proof line was surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 2. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with the boundary of the concessions at one end labelled “C” and “D” and the boundary of the concessions at the opposite end wholly broken by a lake or river, and proof line “A” and “B” and illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the half lots on the same angle as the proof line on that side of the proof line which is farthest from the concession boundary which was intended to govern the course of the side lines in the concession. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. Establish side lines of half lots on the side of the proof line A-B which is farthest from the concession boundary C-D on the same astronomic course as proof line A-B. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 64. METHOD 65
1. Section 28, paragraph 3, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the end boundaries of the concession were not surveyed in the original survey because they were wholly broken by a lake or river and the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots was surveyed as a straight line across the entire length of the concession and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side line of the half lot at the angle with the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots as shown on the original plan and field notes.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 65 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey where the end boundaries of the concession were not surveyed in the original survey because they were wholly broken by a lake or river and where the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots was surveyed as a straight line across the entire length of the concession and where no proof line was surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 3. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with both boundaries of the concession at each end wholly broken by a lake or river. The road allowances along both fronts of the half lots are identified as “Road Allowance East Astronomic” and where they intersect the water bodies at each end the points are labelled “A”, “B”, “C” and “D”.  The lower concession line is line “A-B” and the upper concession line is line “C-D”. The sketch shows the method of establishing the side line of the half lot at the angle with the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots as shown on the original plan and field notes. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. Concession line A-B shown on the original plan and field notes as one course, east astronomic, and the side lines of the half lots defined at an angle of 91° therefrom. Concession line C-D also shown on the original plan and field notes as one course having a bearing east astronomic and the sides defined at an angle of 91° therefrom. Establish side line at angle shown on the original plan and field notes. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 65. METHOD 66
1. Section 28, paragraph 3, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the end boundaries of the concession were not surveyed in the original survey because they were wholly broken by a lake or river and the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots was surveyed on two or more courses and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side line of the half lot at the angle with the course of each of the parts of the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots as shown on the original plan and field notes.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 66 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and where the end boundaries of the concession were not surveyed in the original survey because they were wholly broken by a lake or river and where the concession line forming the front boundary of the half lots was surveyed on two or more courses and no proof line was surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 3. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with both boundaries of the concession at each end wholly broken by a lake or river.  The road allowances along both fronts of the half lots of the tier of lots are identified as having different bearings and where they intersect the water bodies at each end the points are labelled “A”, “C”, “D” and “E”. The lower concession line is line “A-B-C” and the upper concession line is line “D-E” and point “B” identifies a bend in the lower road allowance. The sketch illustrates the method of establishing the side line of the half lot at the angle from the concession lines line forming the front boundary of the half lots as shown on the original plan and field notes. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. Concession line A-B-C shown on the original plan and field notes as two courses. The side lines of lots defined at an angle of 84° for side lines of half lots between points A-B and at an angle of 92° for side lines of half lots between points B-C. Concession line D-E is shown on the original plan and field notes as one course having a bearing of N. 88° E. and the side lines of the half lots at an angle of 89° to the concession line. Establish side lines at angle shown on the original plan and field notes. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 66. METHOD 67
1. Section 28, paragraph 4, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the end boundaries of the concession were not surveyed in the original survey because they are wholly broken by a lake or river and a proof line was surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side line of a half lot on the same astronomic course as the proof line.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 67 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the end boundaries of the concession were not surveyed in the original survey because they are wholly broken by a lake or river and a proof line was surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 4. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with both boundaries of the concession at each end wholly broken by a lake or river and a proof line, labelled “A-B”, being the side line between the lowest numbered lots.  The sketch illustrates the method of establishing the side line of a half lot on the same astronomic course as the proof line. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 67. METHOD 68
1. Section 28, paragraph 5, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the end boundaries of the concession were not surveyed in the original survey because they are wholly broken by a lake or river and two or more proof lines were surveyed in the original survey.
2. Establish the side lines of half lots between the end boundary of the concession from which the lots are numbered and the second proof line from that boundary on the same astronomic course as the first proof line from that boundary of the concession and establish the side lines of the half lots between the second and the third proof lines on the same astronomic course as the second proof line and establish the side lines of the half lots between the third proof line and the fourth proof line on the same astronomic course as the third proof line and, where other proof lines were surveyed, continue in the same manner throughout the concession.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 68 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and the end boundaries of the concession were not surveyed in the original survey because they are wholly broken by a lake or river and two or more proof lines were surveyed in the original survey in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 5. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with both boundaries of the concession at each end wholly broken by a lake or river and three proof lines, labelled “A-B”, “C-D” and “E-F”, being different side lines between lots.  The sketch illustrates which proof governs the direction of the half lot lines on the same astronomic course as the closest proof line from which the lots are numbered. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 68. METHOD 69
1. Section 28, paragraph 6, to establish in a concession the side lines of the half lots in a double front township not surveyed in the original survey and one of the fronts of the concession is wholly broken by a lake or river and no posts were planted on the bank of the lake or river in the original survey to regulate the widths of the lots on that front.
2. Establish the side lines of the broken half lots from the rear corners of the half lots on the unbroken front of the concession.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 69 being a method to establish in a concession the side lines of the half lots in a double front township not surveyed in the original survey and one of the fronts of the concession is wholly broken by a lake or river and no posts were planted on the bank of the lake or river in the original survey to regulate the widths of the lots on that front in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 6. The sketch shows a tier of township lots that is broken by a lake or river along the front of the concession and the rear corners of the half lots on the unbroken front of the concession are labelled “A”, “B”, “C” and “D”.  The sketch illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the broken half lots from the rear corners of the half lots on the unbroken front of the concession. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 69. METHOD 70
1. Section 28, paragraph 7, to establish in a concession the side lines of half lots in a double front township that were not surveyed in the original survey and the concession is wholly broken on both fronts at either end by a lake or river and no posts were planted on the bank of the lake or river to regulate the widths in front of the broken half lots.
2. Establish the side lines of the broken half lots from points on the rear boundary of the half lots determined by measuring along the rear boundaries of the half lots the widths of the half lots as intended in the original survey from the intersections of the last ascertainable side lines of the half lots on their respective fronts with the rear boundaries of the half lots.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 70 being a method to establish in a concession the side lines of half lots in a double front township that were not surveyed in the original survey and the concession is wholly broken on both fronts at either end by a lake or river and no posts were planted on the bank of the lake or river to regulate the widths in front of the broken half lots in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 7. The sketch shows a tier of township lots that is broken by a lake or river along the end of the concession and the last ascertainable rear corners of the half lots are labelled “X” and “Y” and rear corners of the half lots to be established labelled “A”, “B”, “C” and “D”.  The sketch illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the broken half lots from points on the rear boundary of the half lots determined by measuring along the rear boundaries of the half lots the widths of the half lots as intended in the original survey from the intersections of the last ascertainable side lines of the half lots on their respective fronts with the rear boundaries of the half lots. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 70. METHOD 71
1. Section 28, paragraph 8, to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and one front of the concession is partly broken by a lake or river and the lake or river does not extend to the ends of the concession and no posts were planted on the bank of the lake or river to regulate the width in front of the broken half lots.
2. Establish the side lines of the broken half lot from points on the rear boundaries of the half lots determined by dividing proportionately, as intended in the original survey, the distance between the intersections of the rear boundaries of the half lots and the last ascertainable side lines of the half lots on both sides of the lake or river at each end of the broken front.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 71 being a method to establish in a concession the side line of a half lot in a double front township that was not surveyed in the original survey and one front of the concession is partly broken by a lake or river and the lake or river does not extend to the ends of the concession and no posts were planted on the bank of the lake or river to regulate the width in front of the broken half lots in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 8. The sketch shows a tier of township lots that is broken by a lake or river along the front of the concession and the last ascertainable rear corners of the half lots are labelled “A” and “E” and rear corners of the half lots to be established labelled “B”, “C” and “D” and contains a note along the broken front stating that “no posts planted to regulate width in front”.  The sketch illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the broken half lot from points on the rear boundaries of the half lots determined by dividing proportionately, as intended in the original survey, the distance between the intersections of the rear boundaries of the half lots and the last ascertainable side lines of the half lots on both sides of the lake or river at each end of the broken front. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 71. METHOD 72
1. Section 28, paragraph 9, to establish in a concession the side lines of the half lots in a double front township not surveyed in the original survey if the concession is partly broken on either front at either end of the concession but not broken at the end of the rear boundary of the half lots by a lake or river and no posts were planted on the bank of the lake or river to regulate the width in front of the broken half lots.
2. Establish the side lines of the broken half lots from points on the rear boundary of the half lots in the unbroken front determined by dividing proportionately, as intended in the original survey, the distance along the rear boundary between the end of the concession and the last ascertainable side line of the half lot on the front of the concession so broken.
3. SKETCH   Text alternative: Sketch demonstrating Method 72 being a method to establish in a concession the side lines of the half lots in a double front township not surveyed in the original survey if the concession is partly broken on either front at either end of the concession but not broken at the end of the rear boundary of the half lots by a lake or river and no posts were planted on the bank of the lake or river to regulate the width in front of the broken half lots in accordance with Section 28, paragraph 9. The sketch shows a tier of township lots with the end of the concession bounded by the township boundary and one front of the concession broken by a lake or river and the last ascertainable rear corner of the half lots is labelled “D” and rear corners of the half lots to be established labelled “A”, “B” and “C” and contains a note along the broken front stating that “no posts planted to regulate width in front”.  The sketch illustrates the method of establishing the side lines of the broken half lots from points on the rear boundary of the half lots in the unbroken front determined by dividing proportionately, as intended in the original survey, the distance along the rear boundary between the end of the concession and the last ascertainable side line of the half lot on the front of the concession so broken. This text alternative is provided for convenience only and does not form part of the official law. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 1029, Meth. 72. METHOD 73
1. Section 28, paragraph 10, to establish in a concession the side lines of a half lot in a double front township not surveyed in the original survey if the concession is partly broken on either front at either end by a lake or river and also broken at the end of the rear boundary of the half lots and no posts were planted in the original survey on the bank of the lake or river to regulate the widths in front of the broken half lots.
2. Establish the side lines of the broken half lots from points on the rear boundary of the half lots on the unbroken front of the concession determined by measuring along the rear boundary the widths of the lots in the broken front as intended in the original survey from the intersection of the last ascertainable side line of the half lot on the front of the concession so broken.