Lakeville Board of Health Approves Stable Permit Amidst Concerns Over Manure Management

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lakeville Board of Health approved a stable permit for a property on Taton Street, despite concerns about manure management and proximity to a neighboring well. In addition to the stable permit, the board also approved several septic system upgrades and residential kitchen permits.

Lakeville Select Board Approves $4.9 Million Override Proposal Amid Budget Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lakeville Select Board unanimously approved a proposed override totaling $4,915,700, structured over the years 2027 through 2029, in response to financial challenges facing the town. The override, aimed at addressing budget shortfalls and maintaining essential services, reflects a broader trend of fiscal difficulties affecting municipalities across the Commonwealth.

Lakeville Faces Financial Challenges as Select Board Approves $4.9 Million Override Proposal

Overview: The Lakeville Select Board approved a $4,915,700 override proposal to address funding shortfalls impacting regional schools and essential town services. During a recent meeting, members emphasized the need for a sustainable financial strategy, as the town grapples with rising costs and limited state aid.

Thornike’s Transformative Plan for Lakeville Country Club Spurs Debate on Community Development

Overview: The Lakeville Parks Commission meeting on March 12th featured Thornike Development’s proposal to transform the Lakeville Country Club, sparking discussions on community engagement, recreational facilities, and housing development. The proposed plan includes downsizing the existing golf course to nine holes and developing the remaining land into a community with 418 residential units and various amenities, aimed at creating a multigenerational living environment.

Lakeville Planning Board Tackles Bellaway Project and Residents’ Concerns Over Drainage Issues

Overview: The Lakeville Planning Board’s recent meeting on March 12, 2026, focused heavily on the ongoing Bellaway project, as well as addressing concerns from residents about drainage issues in the Pinerest Village area. The meeting, held at the Lakeville Police Station and recorded by Lake Cam, also covered several procedural updates and discussions on local zoning and development regulations.