Lunenburg Parks Commission Tackles Dog Issues and Approves Polar Plunge Event Plans

Overview: During a recent Lunenburg Parks Commission meeting, attention was given to ongoing issues regarding unleashed dogs in town parks, particularly at McNelly Field. The meeting also saw the approval of the annual Polar Plunge event at the Town Beach and addressed various park maintenance and improvement projects.

Lunenburg Select Board Unanimously Approves Key Staffing Changes Amid Financial Challenges

Overview: The Lunenburg Select Board meeting focused on significant staffing updates, financial matters, and community initiatives. A highlight was the announcement of Katie McKenna as the new finance director, following a rigorous recruitment process. The board also tackled financial challenges in the finance department, the condition of local infrastructure, and pending community events.

Lunenburg Planning Board Approves Solar Project Amid Outdated Bylaw Concerns

Overview: The Lunenburg Planning Board’s recent meeting focused on approving a significant solar installation project on Goodrich Street, while also addressing concerns about outdated solar bylaws that do not align with current technological standards. The board unanimously approved both a special permit and a site plan for the solar development, contingent on several conditions.

Lunenburg Water District Board Grapples with Kayak Rack Relocation and Infrastructure Needs

Overview: The Lunenburg Water District Board convened recently to address matters, including the prolonged issue of relocating kayak racks due to vehicle access challenges and developing a comprehensive capital plan for aging main replacements.

Lunenburg Scraps Vendor Contract for Flat Hill Road Project Over Non-Compliance Issues

Overview: During the recent Lunenburg Select Board meeting, the most significant topic was the termination of the contract with Ken Corporation, the vendor responsible for the Flat Hill Road project. This decision was highlighted in the town manager’s report, where the reasons for termination were laid out, including the corporation’s failure to fulfill contract obligations and causing damage to town property. This decision potentially results in delays and increased costs due to the necessity of rebidding the project and forming a new design team.