Lunenburg Planning Board Greenlights 30 Summer Street Self-Storage Project Amid Stormwater Concerns

Overview: The Lunenburg Planning Board has approved the construction of a self-storage facility on Summer Street, replacing an existing auto sales dealership. The decision, reached after a detailed review of stormwater management and floodplain considerations, underscores ongoing development issues in Lunenburg, including environmental impacts and compliance with local regulations.

Lunenburg Planning Board Tackles Developments, Emphasizing Compliance and Safety

Overview: The Lunenburg Planning Board meeting on May 11 focused on several development proposals and their potential impacts on local infrastructure. Key discussions included stormwater management, special permits, and site plans.

Lunenburg Planning Board Approves Capital Plan Amid Concerns Over Funding Sources

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Planning Board unanimously approved a capital plan for FY27, with a total allocation of $1,830,000 for prioritized projects. The plan’s approval came after discussions about the financial strategies underlying its funding sources, particularly the reliance on free cash and the special purpose stabilization fund.

Lunenburg Planning Board Approves Stormwater Permit for Zero Reservoir Road Amidst In-Depth Discussions

Overview: The Lunenburg Planning Board, in its recent meeting, approved a stormwater permit for Zero Reservoir Road, a development project that has been under scrutiny due to drainage concerns. The approval was granted with conditions, including the review of homeowners association (HOA) documents by town council. The meeting also covered several other topics, such as stormwater management on Cross Road and Pine Grove Road, landscaping issues at a 7-Eleven site, and discussions on tax-acquired properties on Hollis Road.

Lunenburg Planning Board Tackles Stormwater and Property Concerns Amidst Resident Queries

Overview: The Lunenburg Planning Board meeting on April 13, 2026, was marked by in-depth discussions on stormwater management for new developments and the board’s decision not to pursue a right of first refusal for a notable property.