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27 CFR Ch. I (4–1–13 Edition) § 9.142 § 9.142 27 CFR Ch. I (4–1–13 Edition) (4) The boundary follows the 3000 foot (3) Proceed straight east-southeast to contour line in a generally westerly di- a 1,527-foot peak in the southeast cor- rection approximately 17 miles; ner of Section 28, T7N, R7W (Santa (5) The boundary continues to follow Rosa Quadrangle); then the 3000 foot contour line as it turns (4) Proceed straight southeast to sharply northwest, but diverges from Bennett Mountain’s 1,887-foot peak, the contour line when the contour line Section 34, T7N, R7W (Kenwood Quad- turns south again; rangle); then (6) From the point where it diverges (5) Proceed straight southeast to the from the contour line, the boundary 1,309-foot peak located northwest of a follows a straight north-northwesterly water tank and approximately 400 feet line as it returns to the beginning north of the southern boundary of Sec- point at I–10. tion 35, T7N, R7W (Kenwood Quad- rangle); then [ATF–322, 57 FR 20761, May 15, 1992] (6) Proceed straight south-southeast § 9.142 Bennett Valley. to the 978-foot peak in the northeast quadrant of Section 11, T6N, R7W, and (a) Name. The name of the continue straight south-southeast ap- viticultural area described in this sec- proximately 600 feet to the ‘‘T’’ inter- tion is ‘‘Bennett Valley’’. section of two unimproved roads lo- (b) Approved maps. The appropriate cated on the common boundary line be- maps for determining the boundary of tween Sections 11 and 12, T6N, R7W the Bennett Valley viticultural area (Kenwood Quadrangle); then are four 1:24,000 scale USGS topo- (7) Proceed south along the north- graphic maps. They are titled: south unimproved road to its intersec- (1) Santa Rosa Quadrangle, CA— tion with Sonoma Mountain Road, Sec- Sonoma Co. 1994 tion 13, T6N, R7W, and continue (2) Kenwood Quadrangle, CA 1954, straight south to the 1,600-foot ele- photorevised 1980 vation line, Section 13, T6N, R7W (Glen (3) Glen Ellen Quadrangle, CA— Ellen Quadrangle); then Sonoma Co. 1954, photorevised 1980 (8) Proceed west along the mean- (4) Cotati Quadrangle, CA—Sonoma dering 1,600-foot elevation line to the Co. 1954, photorevised 1980 point where it crosses the common line (c) Boundary. The Bennett Valley between Sections 22 and 23, T6N, R7W viticultural area is entirely within (Glen Ellen Quadrangle); then Sonoma County, California, and is lo- (9) Proceed straight west-northwest cated northwest of the peak of Sonoma to the point where the 900-foot ele- Mountain and southeast of the city of vation line crosses the common line be- Santa Rosa. tween Sections 15 and 16, T6N, R7W, ap- (1) Beginning at the peak of Taylor proximately 500 feet north of the Mountain (BM 1401), Section 6, T6N, southwest corner of Section 15 (Cotati R7W, proceed straight northeast to the Quadrangle); then intersection of the common line be- (10) Proceed straight northwest to tween Sections 31 and 32 and the 560- the intersection of Grange Road foot elevation line, T7N, R7W; continue (known as Crane Canyon Road to the straight northeast at the same angle, west) and the southern boundary of crossing the Bennett Valley Golf Section 9, and continue straight west Course and Matanzas Creek, to a point along that section boundary to the on the 500-foot elevation line approxi- southwest corner of Section 9, T6N, mately 400 feet north of the southern R7W (Cotati Quadrangle); then boundary of Section 20, T7N, R7W (11) Proceed straight north-northwest (Santa Rosa Quadrangle); then to the 961-foot peak on the east side of (2) Proceed straight southeast to the Section 8, T6N, R7W (Santa Rosa Quad- center peak of the three unnamed rangle); and then peaks above the 1,100-foot elevation (12) Proceed straight northwest to line, located approximately 1,600 feet the peak of Taylor Mountain, return- southwest of Hunter Spring, in Section ing to the point of beginning. 28, T7N, R7W (Santa Rosa Quadrangle); then [T.D. TTB–6, 68 FR 61748, Oct. 30, 2003] 230 VerDate Mar<15>2010 09:03 May 16, 2013 Jkt 229107 PO 00000 Frm 00240 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 Y:\SGML\229107.XXX 229107 emcdonald on DSK67QTVN1PROD with CFR.
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