Lunenburg Stormwater Task Force Deliberates on Utility Model and Property Assessments

Overview: The Lunenburg Stormwater Task Force meeting revolved around evaluating the financial implications of implementing a stormwater utility model as opposed to relying on the operating budget funded through property taxes. This discussion was driven by concerns over fairness in distributing the financial burden of stormwater management, particularly concerning properties with significant impervious surfaces.

Lunenburg School Committee Advances Scholarship Funds and Addresses Unified Sports Diversity

Overview: The Lunenburg School Committee meeting covered a wide range of topics, including the acceptance of a scholarship fund for visual arts students, the discussion on the diversity and inclusion in unified sports programs, and the evaluation of budgetary and staffing challenges. These discussions emphasized the district’s ongoing efforts to support educational excellence and inclusivity amid financial constraints.

Lunenburg Sewer Commission Tackles Pressure Line Issues on Laurel Lane

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Sewer Commission engaged in discussions about ongoing infrastructure challenges, with a particular focus on pressure line investigations on Laurel Lane and the potential expansion of the sewer district to accommodate new development proposals on Electric Avenue. The commission addressed these issues while also considering the financial and logistical implications of their decisions.

Lunenburg Planning Board Tackles Stormwater and Property Concerns Amidst Resident Queries

Overview: The Lunenburg Planning Board meeting on April 13, 2026, was marked by in-depth discussions on stormwater management for new developments and the board’s decision not to pursue a right of first refusal for a notable property.

Lunenburg Water District Faces Funding Challenges and Community Concerns Over Water Main Projects

Overview: The recent Lunenburg Water District Board meeting delved into infrastructure projects, highlighting budgetary challenges and community concerns over proposed water main extensions. Central to the discussion were plans for a new development on Round Road, including a proposal to extend an 8-inch water main to serve a neighborhood currently lacking water service, and the potential impact on existing homes. The meeting also tackled issues surrounding the State Revolving Fund (SRF) application and the purchase of essential excavation equipment to support ongoing and future projects.