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1 -5- Selectmen's Meeting October 18, 1982 take place on October 30, as planned by the League of women voters. He urged that publicity on the program be witheld pending final approval of the agreement. Susan Adler will coordinate a fee schedule for amounts of household wastes exceeding five gallons, with Mr. Bus a and the League. Upon motion duly made and sconded, it was voted to approve the appli- Beano Lic. cation of the Lexington Lodge of Elks, #2204, for renewal of its Beano Elks License to expire October 31, 19830 Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to defer payments of Sewer Defer] sewer betterment assessments against the property owned by the Lexington meat, Lex. Golf Club, located on . Lot 27, -Map 2.5, Hill Street in the amounts of Golf Club $3,061.68 and $1,331.41, since no changes in circumstances have taken place since the deferrment. This deferrment will expire on 0etober 18, 1985. Mr. Tonaszuck reviewed with the Board his memo dated October 1, 1982, Water Rates on the subject of provision of water- to Hanscom Air Base, and features of Hanscom Fld a contract to include a rate structure providing an increase for high use. He estimated an increased revenue per year under the new rates of $35,000. Mr. Tonaszuck requested approval by the Board of the contract. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted, subject to final approval by Town Counsel, to approve the contract for provision of water to Hanscom Air Force $ as e and to authorize the Town Manager to execute the agreement on behalf of the Board of Selectmen. The Town Manager's letter to Lexington taxpayers, outlining decisions Letter to on the FY83 tax rate and apportionment of revenue, was reviewed. taxpayers Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the letter to'taxpayers, as presente.d Mr. Hutchinson. Draft letters by Mr. Politi to Congressman Markey and to the Office of Funding Communities and Development, relative to sources of funding for low /moder --. Low /Mod* ate income housing units at Morrow Crossing and Potter Pond Condominium Income developments, and a letter to Dr. Beck, Chairman, Lexington School Commit- Housing tee, on the subject of use of unused school sites for low /moderate income housing, were reviewed - for information of the Board. Appointment , o f membership to the Advisory Committee for Alternative Adv . Comm. Tax Revenues will be cons ides ed by the Board on October 25. The Manager Alternative will present a draft charge to the Committee at that time. Tax Rev. Mrs. Bat tin proposed that a summary report by Warren Cormier, Decision CBD Survey Research, on the results of the survey of residents on the Central Business District be presented at the Selectmen's Meeting on November 8 at 8:15 p.m. Members of the Planning Board, Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Town Meeting Members will be invited to attend that meeting. On% Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted by roll call vote, Exec. Sessio-.