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M2 Oak Street 7.- Names of, proposed streets must be satisfactory to the Board, and shall not be placed on the plans until they have been submitted to and approved by the Board. 8. Before any street or way shall be approved by the Board, the petitioner shall cause to be placed in such street or way at all angle —ints,-at the beginning and end of all curves thereof, and at all intersections of streets, and ways therein, stone bounds, of granite or suitable reinforced concrete, not less than four (4) feet in length and not less than six (6) inches in section. Said bounds shall be set in said streets and ways on the actual lines, corners, and angles, the top to be on the approved grade. Ref rence points to be drill holes in the top of said bounds. Location of same to be indicated on the plan. 9. Upon the receipt of a plan and profile, prepared and submitted in accordance with these rules and regu4 lations, together with a petition for their approval, the Board will hold a publicriearing thereon, first giving notice of the time and place, by advertising such hearing once a week for two successive Irbeks, in a newspaper published in the Town, the last advertisement to be at least two days before the hearing. 10. A deposit of fifteen (15) dollars will be required at the time of filing the petition to pay the expense of said advertising. Any unexpended balance of such deposit will be returned to the petitioner and any expense in excess of the amount deposited must be promptly paid by the petitioner upon notice of the amount thereof. Robert P. Trask Theodore A. Custance John E. Uilcreast Daniel J. O'Connell Charles E. Ferguson BOARD 01' SURVEY. May 24.. 1932. Letter was received from Mr. P. J. Neary in regard to Oak Street. He stated that the residents of that vicinity were not satisfied with the suggestions made by the Board andtthey felt that they should have another hearing. The Board decided to reply that there would be nothing gained by another informal hearing, but if they desired to insert an article in the Warrant for a Town Meeting to be held June 20 asking the Town to instruct the Selectmen to relocate Oak Street that the Board would be glad to have them do It, but on the other hand, the Board felt that would not be able to recommend that the work be done at this time. I 1 u