Village of Rouses Point, NY Property South of Champlain Street

Pursuant to the requirements of Article 17 of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York and § 714 thereof, the following described property is and shall be annexed into the Village of Rouses Point as of the effective date of this article hereinafter set forth and henceforth shall be part of the Village of Rouses Point:

All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Town of Champlain, Clinton County, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point, the same being the point of intersection formed by the north line of Champlain Street and the east line of the lands of the Delaware and Hudson Railway Company, said point of beginning being further the southwest corner of the lands of the estate of Alexander Laundrie; thence proceeding in an easterly direction and along the aforesaid north line of Champlain Street, the following three (3) courses and distances to a point set in the west line of the Village of Rouses Point; south seventy-four degrees thirty-five minutes (74º 35') east, seven hundred ninety-one and twenty-seven hundredths (791.27) feet; south seventy-six degrees thirty-six minutes (76º 36') east, two hundred seventy and ninety-four hundredths (270.94) feet; south seventy-four degrees twenty-nine minutes (74º 29') east, two hundred (200) feet, plus or minus; thence in a northerly direction and along the line heretofore separating the Town of Champlain to the west from the Village of Rouses Point to the east, north nine degrees fifty-two minutes (9º 52') west, six hundred seventy-three and five-tenths (673.5) feet to a point; thence in a westerly direction and along the south line of the lands now or formerly of Ayerst Laboratories, Inc., and crossing Ayerst Road, north seventy-five degrees zero seven minutes (75º 07') east, eight hundred ninety-six (896) feet, plus or minus, to a point set in the aforesaid west line of the lands of the Delaware and Hudson Railway Company; thence in a southerly direction and along the aforesaid east line of the lands of the Delaware and Hudson Railway Company, south thirty-nine degrees thirty-two minutes (39º 32') west, seven hundred thirty-five and twenty-five hundredths (735.25) feet, to a point set in the aforesaid north line of Champlain Street, said point being the point of beginning; being all of the lands of the estate of Alexander Laundrie and a portion of Ayerst Road lying northerly of Champlain Street, westerly of the west line of the Village of Rouses Point, southerly of the lands of Ayerst Laboratories, Inc., and easterly of the lands of the Delaware and Hudson Railway Company; containing in all sixteen and seven-tenths (16.7) acres, plus or minus; all as shown on a map entitled "Lands to be Annexed by the Village of Rouses Point Lying North of Champlain Street," dated August 26, 1980, and prepared by Hoffman Engineers and Surveyors. The aforesaid Champlain Street also being known as State Highway Route 11.