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Victoria (Lindsay) LRO #57 PLAN SERIES INVENTORY AND PREFIX CODES DATE PLAN # PREFIX PLAN TYPE From To From To Plans Series CP Registrars Compiled Plans (RCP’s) Feb 4, 1970 Feb 15, 1977 1 6 PL Subdivision, RCP’s, BA & Canal Jan 19, 1857 Nov 22, 1994 1 642 Plans PL Subdivision Plans Manvers Jan 27, 1871 Dec 27, 1973 2M 157M Township (Broken Series) PL Subdivision Plans from Sep 29, 1852 Dec 23, 1874 2P 19P Peterborough (Broken Series) M Land Titles Plan of Subdivision June 27, 1974 Feb 8, 1979 710 721 Manvers Township (Broken Series) 9M Land Titles Plan of Subdivision Sep 15, 1981 Sep 14, 1988 725 731 Manvers Township (Broken Series) 57M Land Titles Plan of Subdivision Aug 19, 1993 Current 732 Current VCP Victoria Condominium Plans Apr 26, 1983 Oct 10, 1991 1 16 (Registry) VCP Victoria Condominium Plans (Land Aug 27, 1993 June 27, 2002 17 Current Titles) (23) RD Reference Plans Nov 20, 1964 Dec 15, 1970 1 204 45R Reference Plans (Harvey Township- Aug 20, 1973 Aug 20, 1973 807 807 Bobcaygeon) 57R Reference Plans Jan 13, 1971 Current 205 Current R Reference Plans Manvers Township Oct 30, 1968 107 (Broken Series) 9RD Reference Plans Manvers Township Jan 1, 1969 Nov 23, 1970 120 177 (Broken Series) 9R Reference Plans Manvers Township Feb 26, 1971 Feb 4, 1992 178 2825 (Broken Series) 10R Reference Plans Manvers Township June 3, 1974 Aug 30, 1974 363 404 (Broken Series) Updated: May 20th, 2021 Victoria (Lindsay) LRO #57 PLAN SERIES INVENTORY AND PREFIX CODES DATE PLAN # PREFIX PLAN TYPE From To From To Plans Series HWYM Highway/Expropriation Plans Nov 23, 1937 Aug 12, 1991 34 183 Manvers Township (Broken Series) HWY Highway Plans Jan 3, 1922 Dec 24, 1964 1 611 HWY Highway Plans Jan 21, 1965 Oct 30, 1996 612H 957H NWPA Plans under Navigable Waters Dec 29, 1964 May 18, 1972 1 9 Protection Act LEX Plans under Land Expropriation May 18, 1965 May 26, 1969 1 8 Procedures Act (Document has a LEX prefix) RWY Railway Plans Dec 3, 1900 Aug 2, 1922 1 39 PL HASLETT1- search aid showing Islands CNL Trent Canal May 15, 1895 Mar 17, 1909 1 4 Updated: May 20th, 2021 Plan No. PREFIX TO Type of Plan Date Description (underlying (include additional INDEX M=Land Titles S=surveyed, R=registered geographics) number if plan was BOARD Subdivision renumbered) R=Registry PLANS (MBP) Subdivision C=Compiled T=Townplot/Village Site O=Other PL1 MBP1 R S = January 8, 1857 Plan of the subdivision of lots 12, R= January 19, 1957 and East half of lot 13, in the 5th concession, and lots 22, 23, in 6th concession, of OPS, forming part of Town of Lindsay PL2 MBP2 O S = May 21, 1857 R= Plan of park lots Y and I-1, in the January 22, 1867 Town of Lindsay, being part of lot 19, in the 6th concession, of OPS PL2P MBP2P R S = December 27, A Plan shewing the subdivisions 1855 R= July 1, 1856 of park lots X & H in the Town of Lindsay PL3 MBP3 O S = October 14, 1857 A Plan of that part of the Village R= November 14, of Woodville, that has been laid 1859 out by me, (William Gailbraith, Provincial Land Surveyor), on the West half of the West half of lot 1 in 3rd concession, of the Township of Eldon PL4 MBP4 R S = October 19, 1859 Plan of Subdivision, of park lots 8 R= November 15, & 9, west have of Adelaide 1859 Street, in Town of Lindsay PL5 MBP5 O S = March 9, 1861 Plan of Village of Woodville R= March 9, 1861 PL6 MBP6 R S = Plan of subdivision of lot 5 south R= April 1, 1861 Kent PL7 MBP7 O S = Plan of building lots in the Village R= May 11, 1861 of Oakwood PL8P MBP8P O S = July 28, 1852 R= Plan of Park lots on lots 19, in September 29, 1852 the 5th concession and lot 19, on the 6th concession, of the Township of OPS, adjoining the Town of Lindsay PL8 MBP8 O S = R= Plan of Building lots of the Village of Cambridge PL9P MBP9P O S = November 2, Plan of lots in the Town of 1852 R= January 19, Lindsay, and the County of 1853 Victoria PL9 MBP9 O S = May 7, 1861 Plan of part of the Village of R= June 20, 1861 Cambray, on the East half of lot 5, first concession, of Fenelon PL10P MBP10P R S = May 30, 1854 Plan of subdivision of lots 20 and R= June 16, 1854 21 in the 6th concession of OPS forming part of the Town of Updated: May 20th, 2021 Lindsay PL10 MBP10 O S = October 17, 1861 Plan of the Town of Lindsay, R= County of Victoria, Canada West. PL11 MBP11 O S = R= PL11P MBP11P R S = August 1, 1854 A supplementary Plan of R= August 29, 1854 Subdivisions of Park lots 1, 14, 15, 27, and 28, in the Town of Lindsay, laid out on lots 20, and 21, in the 6th concession of OPS O S = October 1, 1862 Plan of Omemee, Township of PL12 MBP12 R= October 13, 1862 Emily R S = June 24, 1856 Plan of subdivision of park lots 1, R=June 28, 1856 2, 14, 15, 27, and 28, situated on the north west part of lot 21, in the 6th concession of OPS forming part of the Town of PL12P MBP12P Lindsay PL13 MBP13 R S = April 1, 1864 Plan of subdivision of park lots R= April 1, 1864 13 and 14 west of Albert Street, Town of Lindsay PL13P MBP13P O S = September 28, A Plan Of the sixteen Village lots 1853 R= September 28, 1853 PL14 MBP14 O S = November 19, Plan of the boundary between 1864 R= November the lands of William McDonnel 19, 1864 and Thomas Keenan, Esquires, on lot 2, south of Peel street in the Town of Lindsay PL15 MBP15 O S = December 1864 Plan of the Village of Balsover R= PL16 MBP16 R S = February 22, 1866 Plan of Subdivision of the South R= May 2, 1866 West three quarter of lot 16, in the 9th concession of the township of Mariposa PL17 MBP17 O S = September 26, Plan of the Town plot of Fenelon 1864 R= July 5, 1866 Falls, Township of Fenelon, County of Victoria, Colborne District, late 1854 PL18 MBP18 R S = April 18, 1867 Plan of the subdivision of the R= April 29, 1867 south west half of lot 6, in the 4th concession_______, of the Township of Emily PL19 MBP19 O S = July 1, 1857 Town Plot of Omemee on the R= July 2, 1867 line of the Port-Hope, Lindsay and Beaverton Railway, Township of Emily PL19P MBP19P O S = The Plan of the Town Plot of R= March 7 ______ Fenelon Falls, Township of Fenelon, County of Victoria, Colborne District, Late 1854 PL20 MBP20 R S = December 5, Plan of the Subdivision of lot 4, 1867 R= February 6, west side of Bolton Street, 1868 Village of Bobcaygeon, County of Victoria Updated: May 20th, 2021 PL21 MBP21 O S = February 19, 1868 Plan of Part of Coboconk R= June 13, 1868 PL22 MBP22 R S = September 24, Plan of subdivision of lot 21, in 1868 R= September the 10th concession of Fenelon 5, 1868 PL23 MBP23 R S = September 29, Plan of subdivision of the east 1868 R= November 2, part of lots 22 and 23 in the 10th 1868 concession of Fenelon, forming part of the Village of Fenelon Falls PL24 MBP24 R S = December 29, A Plan of the subdivisions of park 1868 R= January 20, lot T in the Town Plot of Fenelon 1869 Falls PL25 MBP25UN O S = R= PL25 MBP25 O S = March 17, 1869 A Plan of the town plot of R= Fenelon Falls West PL26 MBP26 R S = Plan of Subdivision of park lots R= June 2, 1869 16 and 29, east of St. Paul's Street, Lindsay PL27 MBP27 R S = August 5, 1869 Plan of subdivision of park lot 17 R= September 13, west of St. Patrick Street, 1869 Lindsay - See Lindsay East "D" PL28 MBP28 O S = March 30, 1869 Plan of the Village of Port Hoover R= March 3, 1870 on lot 12, concession A, Mariposa PL29 MBP29 R S = Subdivision of lot 17, concession R= February 26, 1870 10, in the township of Verulam PL30 MBP30 O S = Feb 1868 Plan of the Village of Norland on R= October 29, 1870 Lot 6, in the 11th concession of Laxton PL31 MBP31 R S = February 15, 1870 A Plan of Subdivision of lot 16 in R= February 17, 1871 the 4th concession and lot 16 in the 5th concession, Township of Mariposa, Forming part of the Village of Little Britain PL32 MBP32 R S = Plan of Subdivision of the South R= May 27, 1871 East part of lot 17, concession 10, (being Block R, T, and V) Verulam PL33 MBP33 R S = November 2, Plan of subdivision of lot 5, north 1871 R= November of Russell Street, in the Town of 21, 1871 Lindsay PL34 MBP34 R S = December 27, A Plan of subdivision of a Block 1871 R= December of land known as the Railway 28, 1871 Property in the Town of Lindsay PL35 MBP35 O S = Plan of south Coboconk, being R= February 1, 1872 west of lot 37, concession A, Somerville PL36 MBP36 O S = September 1, Plan of Cemetery laid out on lot 1871 R= March 28, 20, in the 14th concession, 1872 Mariposa Updated: May 20th, 2021 PL37 MBP37 R S = Plan of the Subdivision of park R= May 3, 1872 lot 16, in Fenelon Falls PL38 MBP38 O S = June 1872 Plan of the Town Square, R= August 5, 1872 Lindsay PL39 MBP39 O S = R= Missing PL40 MBP40 R S = October 13, 1871 Plan of Subdivision of park lots R= December 31, D, M, V, in the Town of Lindsay 1872 PL41 MBP41 R S = JUNE 24, 1872 A PLAN OF SUBDIVISION OF R= MARCH 13, 1873 PART OF THE SOUTH WEST QUARTER OF LOT 7, IN THE 4TH CONCESSION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF EMILY, FORMING PART OF THE TOWN PLOT OF OMEMEE PL42 MBP42 O S = DECEMBER 1872 PLAN OF THAT PART OF THE R= MARCH 20, 1873 VILLAGE OF MANILLA THAT IS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MARIPOSA, COUNTY OF VICTORIA AND PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, AND IS COMPOSED OF A CERTAIN PART OF THE NORTH HALF OF LOT 1, IN THE 8TH CONCESSION OF THE SAID TOWNSHIP IN A CERTAIN PART OF THE SOUTH HALF OF LOT 1, IN THE 9TH CONCESSION OF THE SAID TOWNSHIP PL43 MBP43 O S = JANUARY 31, PLAN OF THE VILLAGE OF 1873 R= APRIL 15, LORNVILLE, COUNTY OF 1873 VICTORIA, SHEWING THE SUBDIVISION OF PART OF LOTS IN THE 2ND CONCESSION OF ELDON PL44 MBP44 R S = JULY 1873 A PLAN OF SUBDIVISION OF R = JULY 9, 1873 THE WEST HALF OF LOT 21, IN THE 7TH CONCESSION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF OPS PL45 MBP45 R S = PLAN OF PORTION OF TOWN
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