Lakeville Planning Board Reviews Storm Water Bylaw and Discusses Homeowners Association Challenges

Overview: At the recent Lakeville Planning Board meeting, members engaged in discussions about the revision of the town’s storm water management bylaw and addressed challenges related to a homeowners association in a small development. The meeting focused on ensuring compliance with Massachusetts General Law, examining language consistency within the bylaw, and addressing the practicalities of managing a three-home association.

Lakeville Conservation Commission Proposes New Revolving Fund for Conservation Fees

Overview: At the recent Lakeville Conservation Commission meeting, members voted to propose a new revolving fund for conservation and site plan fees.

Plymouth County Commissioners Approve Medicare Buy-In for Retirees, Offering Potential Cost Savings

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Plymouth Board of County Commissioners approved a Medicare buy-in policy for five county retirees. Additionally, updates on the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and a report on 4-H activities were presented.

Lakeville Board Tackles Parking Woes and Bond Success Amid Community Development Concerns

Overview: The Lakeville Select Board meeting, held on October 6, 2025, centered around pressing community issues including chronic parking challenges on Kenneth Welch Drive, the awarding of bond anticipation notes at competitive rates, and the divisive proposed Rocky Woods development. These matters were addressed alongside routine municipal updates.

Lakeville Parks Commission Grapples with Budget Constraints Amidst Ambitious Five-Year Plan

Overview: At the recent Lakeville Parks Commission meeting, members concentrated on the development and approval of a five-year plan, highlighting financial constraints as a major hurdle. Discussions centered around the necessity of improvements across various parks, balancing the needs for infrastructure upgrades with limited available funding. Key topics included proposals for playground equipment, field renovations, and accessibility improvements, all weighed against the need to generate revenue and secure external funding.