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5-26-58 -4- SUN VALLEY II the Tocei-Smith-DeVries lands located in southerly ' and southwesterly directions from the Lowell -Maple Street intersection. The plans were based on the DeVries' Winchester Development Corp.'s preliminary plan of Sun Valley IIs dated April 210 1958, buts in the Board's opinion, gave better alignment to A and C Streets. Uh.ile both of Mr.Snow's plans indi- cated a similar development for the DeVries lands, the Board selected the one in which the over-all development had only one connection to proposed Emerson Road. Mr. Snow suggested drafting this scheme in final form. At the tame time it was de- cided to increase the scope of the study in order to give proper consideration to a possible connec- tion between Bartlett avenue and Emerson Roads the relation of said ways to future development of ad- jacent lands, and the relation of the DeVries lands to those between said lands and Bartlett Avenue. Mr. Stevens came to the meeting at 8:35 p.m. GREEN He reported that Mr. Antonio Busa had granted VALLEY the utilities in the Green Valley Section Three sub - SEC. 3 division to the Town, a letter enclosing a conformed copy of said grant being given to the Board for its BUSA files. All other matters appearing to be in order, ' upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unani- mously VOTED: to release the performance bond, dated March 18, 1958sfiled by Antonio Busa, as Principals and.Aetna Insurance Companys as Surety, in the sutra of Four Thousand Five Hundred and no/100 dollars--(04500.00)--to secure the performance by the subdivider of his agreement in the form of an application for approval of a definitive plans Form Cs dated January 24P1958.4 to com- plete the work to be performed by the subdi- vider as shown on the subdivision plan entitled 'Green Valley Section Three Lexington-Mass."s dated Jan. 22s 1958. PROPOSED The Board next discussed with Mr. Stevens House LEGISLATION Bill 3009 which it was understood had very recently been passed in the Massachusetts House and had had its H.3009 first reading in the Senate. Even though the proposed legislation was thought to be an improvement over House 1683, it was decided that the present wording could still be improved upon. It was agreed that Mr. Stevens would communicate with Senator Ferguson imine- , diately, to see if further Senate readings on the bill could be postponed and an amendment considered.