The Board of Selectmen is divided on the question of whether Harvard should levy the local option meals tax, while holding their breath waiting for more cuts in local aid. They shouldn’t hesitate; they should schedule the necessary special town meeting, and let voters decide. But the question should not just be the 0.75 percent addition to meals tax, it should also be the available 6 percent addition to the rooms tax, and Harvard should expect to collect its share of taxes on meals and rooms in all of Harvard, including the part that lies within the Devens Regional Enterprise Zone. There are more than 100 rooms now, and more on the way. Even the most conservative occupancy projections could generate tens of thousands of new revenue annually, and there is no reason Harvard should not have this new income source.