Specific Boundary Description and Measurement
- Boundary lines begin at point a1a with coordinates N. 74°47' E., 699.46 meters from B.L.L.M. No.1 Alfonso Crossing.
- The lines proceed through points 2 to 13 with specified compass bearings and distances.
- The boundary includes portions along the shore of Taal Lake from point 6 to point 11 with detailed bearings and distances for accuracy in measurement.
Extension of Territorial Limits over Taal Lake Waters
- For the purpose of the Fisheries Act (Act No. 4003, as amended) and police jurisdiction, territorial limits also extend over water areas of Taal Lake.
- This water territory is defined between two perpendicular lines drawn from the boundary points where the city touches the lake at low tide.
- A third line runs parallel to the general coastline, three kilometers distant, effectively extending water jurisdiction.
Effect on Adjacent Municipalities
- Portions of territory currently part of the Municipality of Talisay, Batangas Province, and Alfonso, Cavite Province, are transferred to Tagaytay City within the new boundary limits.
- These municipalities maintain their existing territories except for the areas now included within Tagaytay.
Legal and Administrative Effectivity
- The boundary changes become effective on April 1, 1941.
- The order was executed and signed by the President of the Philippines, Manuel L. Quezon, and Secretary to the President, Jorge B. Vargas, at Baguio City on April 1, 1941.