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12-30-57 -2- formal plan showing required future access for an exten- sion of Anthony Road to the Massimilla land and requested that Mr. Snow prepare said plan in final form to accompany the Board's letter. (See Addendum.) Approved also by the Board was the draft of a letter to be sent Mr. Gayer, Supt, of Public ',corks, and Mr. De - Felice setting forth what the Board would require Mr. De- felice to do in constructing Ann Street should the latter wish to re -subdivide lots fronting on said private way. (See addendum.) Mr. Snow next presented for the Board's considera- tion a print of a plan showing a proposal for subdividing land of the Vine Brook Realty Trust fronting on Waltham Street. I1r. Snow said that the plan, prepared by Miller & Nylaneer, was based on previous suggestions made by the Board (See Minutes of October 8, 1957), and that 4r. Alfred P. Tropeano wished an informal opinion concerning said plan. It was the opinion of some members that the plan could be improved. However, it was decided that said plan would meet the approval of the Board if prepared in definitive form and that '14r. Snow was to so notify Mr. Tropeano, Mr. Snow reported on his conferences with Mr. Gayer in regard to the cost of building a bridge across Vine Brook to provide for the extension of Emerson Road and an access to the proposed second section of the Burnham Farms development owned by Mr. Mark Moore, Jr. It was stated that Mr. Gager estimated that it would cost approximate17 X12,000 to construct said bridge to the specifications he would recommend as the Suoerin- tendent of Public idorks. It was stated also that this information had been conveyed to Mr. Moore and that he wished to discuss his plan with the Board at its next meeting. The Board then reviewed said subdivision plan (referred to in the November 18, l" - 57 minutes) and the value of the pronerty the Board wised to recommend the town acquire from Mr. :Moore for a recreational develop- ment along Vine Brook in conjunction with the North Street gravel pit area. It was stated that PMr. Moore intended that the house numbered 113 Borth Street had an estimated value of between $8,000 and ;:8,500 and that much of the land it was recommended be acauired could not be used for residen- tial purposes because of the town's flowage easements. Considering this information it was suggested that it would be a fair proposition if the town constructed the bridge in exchange for said property recommended for ac - ANN STREET DeFELICE VINE BROOK REALTY TRUST BURNHAM FARMS SEC. 2