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"by you under your Superintendent, of a section of State Highway "in your County, from Oaithersburg to Darnestown, under the * * "supervision of the State Roads Commission, on the following "conditions:
•The road to follow present grades, except where your "Superintendent decides cutting or filling is advisable; but in "no case shall the maximum grade of the finished road exceed 8%.
"The surface for travel to be not less than 33 feet wide "in cuts, and 24 feet in width elsewhere, of which at least 14 "feet in width are to be of stone macadam of not less than 6 "inches in thickness at any point.
•The stone to be used shall be in quantities as fol-"lows: at the rate of not less than 3020 cubic yards per mile, "including screenings for 8 inch macadam, with a proportionate "reduction for six inch macadam.
"The crown of the finished road to be three-quarters "(3/4) of an inch to the foot.
"Proper drainage shall be provided in all cases, length-"wise and crosswise, for surface water, and under-drainage of the "subgrade for ground water.
"All culverts shall be provided with proper headwalls of "masonry or concrete.  Corrugated iron will be acceptable for "the pipes."
"In view of the fact that the State Roads Commission "declines to accept the cross sectional surface drainage suggested by your Superintendent, of one inch to the foot, and "insist on 3/4 inch to the foot, and also requires more stone "than you contemplated, the Commission also for these reasona "waives the requirements of the guarantee for maintenance and "cost of construction as offered by you.
"The State Roads Commission hereby expressly reserves "the right to terminate the arrangement hereby made, should the "work not proceed to its satisfaction.
"The State Roads Commission will furnish such tools and "implements as may be necessary."
A letter was read from the County Commissioners of
Monthly salary allowed engi-    Wicomico County, asking that $50.00 per month be allowed their near of Wicomico County.       engineer for work in said county. Mr. Shoemaker moved that the
salary be allowed. Mr. Button seconded the motion, which was adopt 'ed.
Mr. Hutton moved that plans and specifications be prepared for about 5 miles of road in Worcester County, between