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Section 22: Transitional provisions

VALLéE D'OSTERLOG ENDEMIC GARDEN FOUNDATION ACT

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22. Transitional provisions (1) For the purposes of the Statutory Bodies (Accounts and Audit) Act, the period extending from the commencement of this Act to 30 June next following shall be deemed to be the first financial year of the Foundation. [Issue 1] V2 – 6 (2) Section 7 (1) of the Statutory Bodies (Accounts and Audit) Act shall not apply to the first financial year of the Foundation. 23. — SCHEDULE [Section 2] BOUNDARIES OF THE VALLÉE D’OSTERLOG ENDEMIC GARDEN The Vallée d’Osterlog Endemic Garden of the extent of two hundred and seventy five hectares (275ha) located in the districts of Grand Port and Moka is bounded as follows— towards the North, partly by a track on State Land Massogne and State Land Betty, partly by surplus of State Land Betty and surplus of State Land Gros Ruisseau on a developed length of two thousand two hundred and fifty metres (2250m); towards the East, partly by an imaginary line of State Land Gros Ruisseau up to the ridge line on Créoles Mountain range on three hundred and eighty-five metres (385m) and partly by a crest line on State Land Bergi Court and State Land Lovard up to the limit of State Land Lovard on a developed length of two thousand and fifty metres (2050m); towards the South, partly by land vested in the Rose Belle Sugar Estate Board on 5 lines measuring two hundred and forty metres (240m), four hundred and fifty-seven metres and twenty centimetres (457.20m), one hundred and six metres and sixty centimetres (106.60m), one hundred and fifty-two metres (152m) and two hundred and sixty-seven metres and fifty centimetres (267.50m) respectively, then partly by the sinuosity of Rivulet Perrot on a developed length of one hundred and fifty-nine metres (159m), then again by land vested in the Rose Belle Sugar Estate Board on sixty-five metres and eighty centimetres (65.80m), then by the sinuosity of a feeder on a developed length of seventy-one metres and fifty centimetres (71.50m), then again by land vested in the Rose Belle Sugar Estate on fifty-two metres and twenty centimetres (52.20m), then by an estate road on a developed length of thirty-one metres (31m), then again by another estate road on a developed length of forty-seven metres (47m), then by surplus of land vested in the Rose Belle Sugar Estate Board on 3 lines measuring one hundred and twenty-four metres and fifteen centimetres (124.15m), five hundred and thirteen metres (513m) and two hundred and eighty-eight metres and four centimetres (288.04m) respectively; towards the West, by a crest line on State Land Osterlog up to the ridge line on Créoles Mountain Range on a developed length of one thousand eight hundred and forty metres (1840m), then by an imaginary line up to the starting part on three hundred and seventy metres (370m). V2 – 7 [Issue 1]

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