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r thence across the lowlands to a junction with Concord Avenue in the general vicinity of the '.'Jillows, so called. The Planning Board has preferred the Bowman Street locality as offering pro- bably the better entrance into Lexington. It is a project orlginat- Ing with and a,tvocated principally by the Town of Arlington, but has some distinctly meritorious aspects when considered with respect to Lexington. inose will be said. of this at a later date. Both the new road extending from Lowell Street to Bedford Street and this new road to krlington across to a junction with Concord Avenue, are important projects, and are b6ing given the con- sideration that their importance deserves. The question of land development in the areas reached by these Proposed streets, is of the utmost importance, and will. be given slue consideration, and such' recommendations made as appear to be justifieO. Further consideration is being given to the Vine Brook Drainage project, - not with the idea of committing the Town to im- mediate expense, but in the hone that a lay -out may be presented to and adopted by the Town that will serve to direct and control any private developments that may be put through and in anticipation of the heavier tiA,ork that must be clone by the Town at some future date. The Manning Board fully appreciates the necessity for economy at the present time, and the probable indisposition of the Town to engage in any substantial e-;pense in the immediate future in this connection. 3.