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 Sewer Commission Discusses Rate Increase Amid Project Updates and Financial Challenges

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Sewer Commission focused on a proposed rate increase to fund essential projects, while also reviewing ongoing operations and projects, including manhole repairs and sewer connections. Financial challenges, such as the decline in betterments and the need for transparency about the budget, were highlighted as key drivers for the rate adjustment.

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 Cemetery Commission Discusses Plot Pricing Increases Amid Expansion Plans

Overview: The Lunenburg Cemetery Commission convened on April 23 to discuss a range of issues, with a primary focus on revising plot pricing in anticipation of cemetery expansion and ongoing project updates. Among the topics were proposed increases in plot and interment fees, logistical concerns regarding the expansion, and the need for careful planning to ensure the cemetery’s capacity meets future demand.

Lunenburg Parks Commission Approves No Dogs Policy for T-ball Field to Support Youth Baseball

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Parks Commission decided to enforce a no dogs policy at Marshall Park’s T-ball field for the 2026 spring season, facilitating the Lunenburg youth baseball program’s use of the field amid increased sign-ups. The commission also discussed upcoming programs, volunteer opportunities, and ongoing projects like the skate park, highlighting community engagement and logistical challenges.