Com ission to give public hearings after
,-this Commission after having decided upon a tentative routs in any of the counties of the State or in the City of Baltimore, shall publish in the localities where said road or street is so tentatively located, giving an opportunity for the citizens of such localities
tentative location  V- to appear "befoe said Conrission and offer any suggestions they may
of roads, but not to hear delegations in general.
have to the tentative route thus fixed upon, or to suggest others in their stead; but the Commission '"ill be unable to give any special meet ings to any localities other than the ones mentioned above \vhich are open to all the p~ople interested in any of the Counties cr in the
City.  Mr. Hutton seconded the motion and it was adopted.)
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Mr. Shoemaker moved that the survey in Anne Arundel County begin at the Calvert County line near Owings Station and be carried towards Annapolis.  Mr Hutton seconded the motion and it was adopted.
Dr. Clak moved that the regular meeting of the Commission set for the first Thursday in December (the 3rd) be postpone to Thursday, December 10th., 1908, at 11 o'clock a.m., at its offices, Union Trust I Building, Baltimore, Kd. ,  lir. Shoemaker seconded the motion and it • vs adopted.
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ADJOURNED:
Chairman.
Baltimore, ?,:d. , December 10th., 1908.
Twentieth Meeting
Present
Minutes.
route for Allegany County.
route for
Oarrett County.
A meeting of the State Roads Commission was held this Thursday, December 10th., 1908, at its offices, Union Trust Building, Baltimore, Md., at 11 o'clock A.M.
Present: Governor Austin L. Crothers, Chairman John .' . Tucker, Messrs. S. K. Shoemaker and Francis C. Hutton, and Drs. Ira Remsen and W. B. Clark.
The minutes of the previous meeting of the Commission were corrected and approved.
Mr» Hutton moved that the route for a State Road in Allegany County as already tentatively located, over the National Pike from the G-arrett County line to the Washington County line, by v/ay of Cumberland, Frost-burg and Flintstone, be finally adopted.  The motion was seconded by Mr. Shoemaker, and adopted.
Dr. Clark moved that the final location of the State Road in Garrett County start from the Allegany County line and follow the National Pike by way of Pine^ Grove, Grantsville, Keyser, to the Pennsylvania Line; and from a point on that road at or near Keyser, proceed by way of Accident, McHenry, Thayerville to Oakland;  and from Oakland southward to-waAd Redhouse via Gortner and Sunnyside, as far as the funds v/ill per-
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