From and after the passage of this section (Special Ordinance 213, passed March 28, 1893), the lines of the City shall be changed from the center of the Conemaugh River opposite the northerly line of the Sixteenth Ward, to the margin thereof, so as to include the whole of the bed and margin of such stream within the limits of the City, as follows:
Beginning at the present City corner, the end of the present City line, bearing south thirty-four degrees, twenty-eight minutes and twenty-seven seconds west; thence by such line north thirty-four degrees, twenty-eight minutes and twenty-seven seconds; thence east to the right bank or margin of the Conemaugh River, a point 275 feet northward from the left side river line of such Conemaugh River; thence along and parallel to such River line to the intersection of the north side line of Thirteenth Street prolonged; thence by the north side line of Thirteenth Street prolonged, south thirty-eight degrees and three minutes; thence west to the center of the Conemaugh River; thence along the present City line in the center of such Conemaugh River to the place of beginning, as shown on a map or plan of the same now on file in the office of the City Engineer.
(Sp. Ord. 213. Passed 3-28-1893.)