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Selectmen's Meeting --3- December 3, 1990 Following the presentation, Mr. Di:�.on said he had enjoyed his commission and commented on the enthusiastic participation of the D.A.C. and L.C.C. in the process. He described the content of the two volumes volume I, which deals with public improvements and �Tolume II which covers private sector improvements. He gave his impression of Lexington Center as vital and well maintained, with historic roots and said that the Guide can be truly effective in maintaining its attractiveness when used for reference and public education, Mr. Eddison said that he intends to follow up on the use of the document as a tool. A workshop for Town employees on the guidelines is being planned. The Lexington center Committee will work with the Chamber of Commerce to publicize the study and architects in the Town will be encouraged to use the guide in private improvement projects. Mr. Edd i son expressed the appreciation of the Board for the excellent work done by Mr. Dixon's -firm and thanked him for his attendance and help that evening. INNKEEPER LICENSE BATTLE GREEN INN 'ors . Smith noted a report from Fire Chief Bergeron relati.�,. to renewal of Innkeeper Licenses for 1991. The Chief recommended that the applications of the Days Inn and the Sheraton /Lexington Inn be approved when they are submitted. Regarding the Battle Green Inn, it was noted that the Manager, Mr. Hanaf i n , has not responded to the Chief's repeated requests that he apply for a license to store flammable fluids in the underground parking garage of the Inn. Chie f Bergeron recommended that the Board withhold the Inn's Innkeeper license until the Manager has complied with that requirement. t.,pon motion duly made and seconded, it was rated to approve the application for renewal of InnReepers License for the Battle Green Inn, subject to submittal to the Selectmen by Mr. Hanafin of his applications for Gasoline storage license and check for $100. 00 license fee. REVENUE PROJECTIONS Mr. white reviewed with the Board his projections for revenue trends for FY92, which, he noted, were not optimistic. He advised that the FY92 budget process be approached with great caution and with the hope that the School Committee will participate cooperat Shown on a sheet entitled "Re Projections ", were figures for FY91, forecast figures for FY92, and adjusted Fy ~92 figures. The adjusted Fy92 revenue figures had been developed because of the Manager's expectation, based on a decrease in total available funds in FY91 , that that trend w i l l continue to be downward. By the Manager's calculations, there will be a decrease of $1,0 in FY92 net revenues.