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- 2 - There being no comments or questions on the application, the hearing was declared closed. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the application of the Lexington Veterans of Foreign Wars, Inc . , Post #3007, 2 Hayes Lane, for a Club Liquor License and approval of the appointment of Cecil C. Jones, Manager. The 1 icense will expire on December 31, 1991. LEXHAB APPOINTMENT Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to reappoint sherry B. Edmond, 23 Pine Knoll Road to the Lexington Housing Assistance Board, for a term of office to expire on December 5, 19936 PROCLAMATTON REPLACE The Board reviewed the request of William Blout, Director of RePlace, for a Proclamation of Annual RePlace Day on September �, 1991, and every Sept. 25th, thereafter.d Question arose as to whether it would be appropriate to proclaim that day permanently or to issue proclamations each year. Mr. Marshall suggested that the wording be changed to proclaim September 25, 1991, as RePlace Day and to act on the agency's requests in { 1 subsequent years as they are made. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to proclaim September 25, 1991 as RePlace Day, in acknowledgement of its list anniversary. DESIGN GUIDELINES Mr. Edd i son noted the attendance of members of the Planning Board, Design Advisory Committee and Lexington Center Committee, Mho had been invited to join the Selectmen for presentation of "Design Guidelines for Commercial Districts, volumes I & II ". David Dixon, whose firm had developed the guidelines was also present. Mr. Eddison welcomed all and spoke of the contributions of the D.A.C., C.R.C., L.C.C., Planning staff and Town Manager during the Guideline's two year production period. He gave special appreciation to Margery Battin, as Chairman of the Center Revitalization Committee and Lexington Center Committee, and to Norma Bogen, who had prepared "Lexington Center: Managing Change" in 1986. He Considered the new study to be an excellent tool in the ongoing efforts to maintain the character and ensure the attractiveness of the Town. Mr. Eddison recapped the proposal to the 1988 Town Meeting for funding of the study, which had been expanded to cover all commercial districts as well as Lexington Center. David Dixon was invited to present the newly published � guidelines to the Selectmen. I John Frey Chairman of the D.A.C., said that it had been a great opportunity to work with Mr. Dixon and thanked former and current members of the D. A. C . for their long hours of work.