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67-264 Selectmen’s Meeting – December 2, 2013  Public Works and Public Facilities,  Town Meeting and Town Clerk,  Emergency Services and Emergency Planning,  Library and Recreation,  Police Services and Human Services,  Schools; and  Graduation. A few of the participants spoke about the great experience they had, how much they learned, including what resources and support is available and how well the meetings were run by Ms. Jones. Liquor License – Transfer Liquor License from Nourish to il Casale, 1727 Mass. Avenue Ms. Scanlon, License and Permitting Attorney with the Law Offices of John P. Connell, P.C. along with Mr. deMagistris, the proposed manager owner, and other owners of the proposed restaurant, Damian and Dante deMagistris, requested the Selectmen’s approval of the transfer of an all alcohol liquor license from Nourish to il Casale, located at 1727 Massachusetts Avenue. Ms. Scanlon explained that the brothers have 35 years of experience in the restaurant business, including an Italian restaurant in Belmont. The new restaurant will be like an Italian bistro that they hope to open in the spring of 2014. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted 4-0 to approve the application for a transfer of an all alcohol restaurant liquor license from Nourish Restaurant, Inc., d/b/a Nourish to Sfizi LLC, d/b/a il Casale, located at 1727 Massachusetts Avenue. Tax Classification Rate Setting Mr. Addelson, Comptroller, and Mr. Jackson, Chair of the Board of Assessors reviewed the revised Tax Classification Packet and explained that the packet included a correction in Exhibit D to the FY14 Assessed Value for personal property. The packet was revised and the shaded areas reflect all the changes as a result of the correction. All of the Selectmen indicated they were comfortable with a 1.70 residential factor for Fiscal Year 2014. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted 4-0 to establish the residential factor at 1.70 for Fiscal Year 2014. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted 4-0 to not adopt the Open Space Discount for Fiscal Year 2014.