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ANNEX A- Also, as regards the Government of the Northwest Territories, refer to summary for Justice (Project29-1).Planning Assumptions:- It is assumed that the Territorial Land Titles Act is in force on the date of the Settlement Legislation.- It is assumed that the present system of indexing parcels has been modified to accommodateunsurveyed parcels during the registration of Gwich'in lands and this system will be adopted for Sahtulands.- It is assumed that the present system of issuing title has been modified to identify restraints onalienation during the registration of Gwich'in lands and this system will be adopted for Sahtu lands.SAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 98
ANNEX AProject 19 - 5:Project Manager:Participant/Liaison:Boundary survey of Sahtu landsEnergy, Mines and Resources (EMR), Department of Indian Affairs and NorthernDevelopment (DIAND) - Northern Affairs Program (NAP)Sahtu Tribal Council (STC)Obligations Addressed:19.4.1 (c) The boundaries of Sahtu lands shall be surveyed when the Sahtu Tribal Council andgovernment agree that such surveys are required, or to avoid or resolve conflicts withanother title or interest holder, and may otherwise be surveyed at government's discretion.(d) Sahtu lands set out in schedules III and V of Appendix E shall be surveyed.Referenced Clauses: 19.4.2, 19.3.5(c), schedules III and V of Appendix EACTIVITIES RESPONSIBILITY TIMING GUIDELINES(in sequence)1. For the purpose of the initial survey program, Regional Surveyor, as soon as possibleidentify the boundaries of Sahtu land which Sahtu Tribal Council after land selection isare required to be surveyed to avoid conflictscompletedwith another title or interest holder2. For the purpose of the initial survey program, Regional Surveyor, as soon as possibleidentify the portions of a right of way that are NAP - Land Selection after land selection isused as the boundary of Sahtu lands Office completed3. Identify those portions of seismic lines used Regional Surveyor as soon as possibleas boundaries and other artificial boundariesafter land selectionof Sahtu lands which need to be monumentedis completedsufficiently to define their location4. Notify the STC of the aerial photography Regional Surveyor as soon as possibleprogram proposed to photograph naturalafter land selectionboundaries which are susceptible tois completedmovements which are not gradual andimperceptible from moment to moment; providethe STC with a reasonable period of time toprepare its views on the matter; and provide theSTC with an opportunity to present its views5. Review the proposal and present views to STCRegional Surveyor6. Give full and fair consideration to views Regional Surveyor after consultation withpresented and finalize identification of thosethe STCnatural boundaries which are susceptible tomovements which are not gradual andimperceptible from moment to moment andwhich shall be photographed7. Conduct the initial survey, monumentation EMR within 5 years ofand photography of the boundaries ofsettlement legislationSahtu lands as identifiedSAHTU IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 99
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TABLE OF CONTENTSIMPLEMENTATION 1AN
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ANNEX BFINANCIAL PAYMENTSSAHTU IMPL
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