Lunenburg Zoning Board Approves Dimensional Variation for Historical Property Renovation

Overview: During the recent Lunenburg Zoning Board meeting, a decision was made to approve a special permit for a dimensional variation. This permit allows the renovation of a historical property on Lemer Road, involving the removal and reconstruction of a garage with additional living space above. The project, spearheaded by applicant Susan Carr, aims to modernize the property while maintaining its historical charm, dating back to approximately 1815.

Lunenburg Zoning Board Denies Continuance, Upholds Decision on Contested Shed

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Zoning Board denied a request to continue a hearing about a shed allegedly violating zoning bylaws, upholding the Building Commissioner’s decision on the matter. The decision effectively concluded a contentious appeal process that had been ongoing since July, with the board unanimously agreeing not to allow further delays or appeals regarding the shed on All the Way.

Lunenburg Zoning Board Resolves Decade-Long Shed Dispute at Meadow Lane

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Zoning Board addressed a long-standing grievance involving a temporary shed at Meadow Lane, concluding with the withdrawal of an appeal due to the shed’s removal. This resolution marked the end of a dispute that spanned over ten years, which had involved multiple property owners, legal actions, and the Lunenburg Police Department.

Lunenburg Zoning Board Grapples with Auto Business Permits and Community Concerns

Overview: The Lunenburg Zoning Board meeting addressed issues, including the contentious permitting of an auto repair and sales business on Summer Street and a debated application for a continuance regarding a shed on Alder Way.

Lunenburg Zoning Board Grants Special Permits Amid Property Demolition Controversy

Overview: The Lunenburg Zoning Board of Appeals held a meeting where they approved special permits for two separate applications despite concerns over procedural compliance, property demolition, and septic system adequacy. The meeting, broadcast live on local access cable and social media platforms, saw discussions and unanimous decisions.