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2. to whether the subject has been brought before the Selectmen this year for renewal or if anything has been done on it. Mr. Cosgrove presented a plan showing Griswold's development at Park Heights. The people are greatly in need of water and are ready to sign the necessary guarantee bonds but the Selectmen will not let them do so until they get approval of the street layout: Mr. Griswold is going to have Mr. Bellamy, his engineer, present a layout to the Board. of Survey for their approval. If water is not Gris- woldfs going to be put in this winter, why not take more time to Development decide on the proper road and grade. The development never will be satisfactory but it is the best that can be worked out now. The Town Engineer presented plans showing a layout of Griswold's development dated December, 1915, together with profile of the principal str-let called Hillcrest Street. After considering the matter, the Board voted unanimously to approve the layout subject however to the establishment of a grade at the steepest part of the above named street satisfactory to the Town Engineer and pro- vided also that the eastly terminous of Hillcrest Street would be satisfactory to sane future extension toward Grove Street. Nr. Cosgrove presented a plan showing the layout of the pro- posed ':Vinchester-Lexington road. This road at some time will be continued across Lowell Street, through the Great Meadows and cross Nass. Avenue below Pleasant Street. Winchester's idea is Winchester to get State and County aid for their end of the road. It is -Lexington �_ well enough to accept it for some future time as there is no need of building within three or four years. The Selectmen are not g6 - Ing to tie themselves up for any construction program although they go agree that this is a safe layout. It was suggested that if we are