Lunenburg Board of Assessors Explores GIS Technology and Enhanced Property Valuation Methods

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Board of Assessors discussed significant initiatives aimed at improving property valuation processes and integrating advanced technology, including Geographic Information Systems (GIS), to streamline data collection and enhance community transparency. The conversation spanned several topics, including the need for better technology, the pursuit of more accurate and equitable property assessments, and measures to support the town’s senior population through tax exemptions.

Lunenburg Planning Board Grapples with Capital Planning Amid Budget and Policy Challenges

Overview: In a recent Lunenburg Planning Board meeting, members focused on aligning capital planning with financial realities, addressing policy updates, and strategizing around grant opportunities. The session highlighted challenges related to budget constraints, policy clarity, and the need for cohesive interdepartmental communication.

Lunenburg Select Board Considers Trash Bag Fee Increases Amid Rising Disposal Costs

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Lunenburg Select Board, discussions focused heavily on the financial sustainability of the town’s pay-as-you-throw trash bag program, alongside other pertinent community issues. The board considered the necessity of increasing trash bag fees due to rising disposal costs, which have been outpacing revenue generated from bag sales.

Lunenburg Zoning Board Approves Deck Construction, Debates Solar Panel Setbacks

Overview: The Lunenburg Zoning Board of Appeals recently convened to deliberate applications related to residential construction and renewable energy installations. The board approved a dimensional variation for a residential deck on Kimble Street while grappling with zoning compliance issues for a proposed solar array on Mulpus Road.

Lunenburg Planning Board Discusses MBTA Compliance and Cat Shelter Expansion

Overview: The Lunenburg Planning Board’s recent meeting addressed several issues, including the MBTA communities compliance model, site plan approval for an expansion of the Pat Brody shelter for cats, and the upcoming town government meet and greet. The session also covered administrative updates and ongoing projects.