Lunenburg Task Force Eyes Community Preservation Act for Infrastructure and Housing Solutions

Overview: The recent Lunenburg Budget Task Force meeting focused on leveraging the Community Preservation Act (CPA) as a key solution to address the town’s infrastructure needs, including the maintenance of several historical buildings and potential affordable housing projects. With an estimated cumulative cost of over seven million dollars for necessary updates, the task force explored the CPA’s potential to alleviate financial burdens on residents by funding projects that are vital yet costly.

Lunenburg Zoning Board Approves Dimensional Variation for Historical Property Renovation

Overview: During the recent Lunenburg Zoning Board meeting, a decision was made to approve a special permit for a dimensional variation. This permit allows the renovation of a historical property on Lemer Road, involving the removal and reconstruction of a garage with additional living space above. The project, spearheaded by applicant Susan Carr, aims to modernize the property while maintaining its historical charm, dating back to approximately 1815.

Lunenburg Select Board Deliberates on Foreclosures and ARPA Fund Utilization

Overview: The Lunenburg Select Board meeting addressed a diverse range of topics, with discussions on property foreclosures, the utilization of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, and community engagement in upcoming projects. The board also tackled various licensing renewals and municipal operations.

Lunenburg Sewer Commission Advances with New Business Manager Amid Billing Challenges

Overview: The Lunenburg Sewer Commission recently convened to address several issues, including the appointment of a new business manager, ongoing billing challenges, and future infrastructural improvements. The commission emphasized the importance of maintaining active participation among its members and discussed potential bylaw amendments to ensure accountability.

Lunenburg Public Access Cable Committee Faces Critical Space and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The Lunenburg Public Access Cable Committee’s recent meeting spotlighted critical challenges surrounding the space and infrastructure needs of the Public Access Cable (PAC) operations. Discussions centered on potential relocations, inadequate facilities, and the need for strategic planning to ensure PAC can continue to serve the community effectively. The committee explored options for a new studio location amid concerns about the current building’s condition and budgetary constraints, emphasizing the importance of finding a suitable and sustainable solution.