Section 120.71 - Consent to acquisition of land The consent of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is hereby granted, in accordance with the seventeenth clause, eighth section of the first article of the Constitution of the United States, to the acquisition by the United States of America of a certain tract of land in the Township of South Lebanon, County of Lebanon, and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, containing five hundred fifty-seven acres ninety-seven and sixty-one hundredths perches, more or less, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a nail, the intersection of the center line of a public road known as Lebanon Rexmont Road with the center line of another public road known as the State Road; thence extending along the center line of the said Lebanon Rexmont Road, the five following courses and distances:
(1) North 24° west 77.7 perches to a nail; (2) North 17° west 70.4 perches to a nail; (3) North 39 1/4 ° west 37.7 perches to a nail; (4) North 1/2 ° west 176.4 perches to a point, and (5) North 3 1/2 ° west 16.4 perches to an iron pin; thence extending South 84° east 35.4 perches to a stone; thence extending South 3 1/2 ° east 16.45 perches to a stone; thence extending South 81° east 66.6 perches to a stone; thence extending North 20 1/2 ° west 13.73 perches to a stone; thence extending along land of H. Risser, north 49° east 19.4 perches to a nail in the center of another public road called the Lebanon and Buffalo Springs Road; thence extending along the center of said public road by land of Adam Fernsler, the three following courses and distances: (1) South 37° east 22.06 perches to a nail; (2) South 56° east 28.7 perches to a nail, and (3) South 51° east 27 perches to a nail; thence extending along the center of said public road by land of Benjamin Krall, south 49 1/2 ° east 47.4 perches to a nail; thence leaving said public road by said land of Benjamin Krall, North 67 1/2 ° east 89.9 perches to a post; thence extending south 165 perches to a point in the center of said public road called the Lebanon and Buffalo Springs Road; thence extending along the center of said public road, North 82° west 27.7 perches to a point, the intersection of the center of the Lebanon and Buffalo Springs Road with the center of a public road called the Bismark Road; thence extending along the center of said public road called the Bismark Road, the two following courses and distances: (1) South 25° east 113.2 perches to a point; and (2) South 13° east 67.9 perches to a point, the intersection of the center line of said Bismark Road with the center line of said State Road; thence extending along the center line of said State Road the eight following courses and distances: (1) South 84° west 14.5 perches to a point; (2) North 71 1/2 ° west 28.8 perches to a stone; (3) South 76° west 24.4 perches to a point; (4) North 61 1/2 ° west 58 perches to a point; (5) North 68 1/2 ° west 65.6 perches to a point; (6) South 86° west 53.05 perches to a nail; (7) West 19 perches to a nail, and (8) South 48° west 29.2 perches to the first mentioned nail, the intersection of the center line of said State Road with the center line of Lebanon Rexmont Road.1945, April 4, P.L. 131, § 1.