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Selectmen's Meeting September 9, 1986 own PUBLIC HEARING - SHERATON LEXINGTON MOTOR IN Mr. Eddison opened a public hearing on the application of Dunfey- Lexington Corporation for change of corporate name only from Dunfey Hotels Corporation to Dunfey-- Lexington Corporation. Stuart Liss, Esquire was present to explain the proposal for rearrangment of the corporation's structure in anticipation of the forthcoming transfer of the Sheraton/ Lexington Motor Inn to Thomas Flatley. He requested on behalf of his client that the Innkeeper Liquor License, Common Victualler License Entertainment License and Innkeeper License be transferred to Dunfey- Lexington Corporation. The day-to-day operation of the facility will not change. There being no comments in favor or opposition, the Chairman declared the hearing closed. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to approve the application of Dunfey- Lexington Corporation for transfer of Innholder License to sell all alcoholic beverages to be drunk on the premises of the Sheraton/Lexington Motor I ran , 727 Marrett Road, Lexington, from Dunfey Hotels Corporation to Dunfey- Lexington Corporation. The description of the premises will not change. It was also voted to transfer Innkeeper License, Common Victualler License and Entertainment License from Dunfey Hotels Corporation to Dunfey- Lexington Corporation dlb Sheraton / Lexington Motor Inn, 727 Marrett Road, Lexington. 10" SACK TAXES Mr. Hutchinson referred to a memo from James Kane, Town Treasurer, reporting that an advertisement for taking approximately 47 parcels of fiscal 1989 property representing- $48,000 in tax receivables and listing delinquent tax payers will be published in the Lexington Minute -man: POLICE CONTRACT SETTLED Mr. Hutchinson reported that the Police Union agreed to a new two year contract. He briefly outlined the terms of the settlement. L.N.V. WATER CONSERVATION AWARENESS PROGRAM Mr. Marshall referred to plans of the League of Women Voters for a water conservation awareness program, to include a display to he provided by the Mass. Water Resources Authority. The MWRA material will not be available for early fall, as hoped, and the League felt that a display in the lobby of Cary Hall, during Town Meeting, would be preferred to a mid- winter set -up. The League will be informed that the Selectmen have no objections to the Spring display in Cary Hall and will be advised to make arrangements with MWRA.