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7-14-58 <br />-4- <br />You may be interested to know that, at my request, the <br />State Department of Natural Resources is reviewing these <br />plans. Their planning consultant In his preliminary <br />report had the following to say in regard to my plans: <br />"Frankly, I am most agreeably surprised by the <br />scope and nature of this proposed park system <br />program, as outlined to me by the Planning <br />Board's Director, within the size of a town <br />like Lexington. I know of no such town that <br />has even conceived in such intelligent and <br />farsighted terms of what I would call a com- <br />bination of a conservation and recreation <br />program - not only for the benefit of today's <br />population but especially for the generations <br />to come." <br />In another letter, replying to your letter of June 5, <br />I am setting forth the progress made in regard to the <br />Baskin Playground and North :street - Vine Brook Recre- <br />ation Area plans. In regard to the former area, I <br />expect to ask the Recreation Committee, Planning Board, <br />and Selectmen for a joint meeting in August to review <br />detailed plans and proposals for said playground. <br />Sincerely yours, <br />/s/ Samuel P. Snow <br />Planning Director <br />Ila. July 1958 <br />Board of Selectmen <br />Lexington 73, mass. Re: Worthen Road <br />Gentlemen:- <br />'.eference is made to Mr. Stevens' November 14, 1957 <br />letter to Mr. Snow. A copy of said letter is attached. <br />Reference is also made to Mr. Snow's report to the <br />Planning Board, beginning with the last paragraph on <br />page 261 and continuing through the third paragraph on <br />page 263, as published in Lexington's 1957 Annual Report <br />of the Town Office. -s. <br />On ItiTay 26, 1058, at your request, the Planning <br />Board discussed with- ,ou its proposals for Worthen and <br />Emerson Roads and exhibited at that time on a marked <br />print its recommendation for the location of Worthen <br />' Road across the Center Playground from the intersection <br />of Massachusetts Avenue and Lincoln Street to Waltham <br />Street. A cop7 of said print is attached herewith, <br />