Lunenburg Sewer Commission Weighs Costly Engineering Review Amid Budget Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Sewer Commission tackled a number of issues, including the high cost estimate for an engineering review of pump station electricity, discussions on the efficiency of new pumps, and the potential revocation of a business’s license due to late payment. Amidst a backdrop of budget constraints, the commissioners grappled with making cost-effective decisions while aiming to meet upcoming grant application deadlines.

Lunenburg Finance Committee Plans for High Attendance Town Meeting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Finance Committee concentrated efforts on strategizing for an upcoming town meeting expected to draw a higher than usual number of attendees. The committee discussed in detail the logistics, including the use of shuttle buses, valet parking, and overflow rooms, to ensure efficient accommodation of voters. The meeting also addressed the need for emergency repairs on a deteriorating town building, updates to financial policies in collaboration with the division of local services, the financial status of the town, and the handling of a senior citizens home rule petition.

Lunenburg Select Board Addresses Water Contamination and Financial Concerns

Overview: In a recent Lunenburg Select Board meeting, one notable issues addressed included the handling of water contamination challenges, a significant write-off of ambulance service debts, and the allocation of Chapter 90 and American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for infrastructure improvements. The board also discussed a range of other matters from the adequacy of Agricultural Commission meetings to the excitement of an “Are You Smarter Than a Sixth Grader” fundraiser.

Lunenburg Board of Assessors Tackles Property Valuation and Abatement Issues

Overview: The Lunenburg Board of Assessors’ recent meeting covered a range of issues, from the adoption of new property valuation criteria to challenges in managing abatement applications and the need for clarity on exemption changes. The board engaged in discussions about the revision of property valuation criteria, aiming for a fair and consistent system, while also tackling the management of abatement applications and the potential adoption of 41d exemption for cost-of-living adjustments.

Lakefront Dock Dispute Takes Center Stage at Lunenburg Commission Meeting

Overview: In a recent Lunenburg Conservation Commission meeting, one notable issue discussed was a contentious dispute between two property owners over the placement of docks on Lake Shirley. The disagreement centered around the concerns of one property owner, Mike, who claimed that the proposed new dock of his neighbor, Todd, encroached on his property. During the meeting, the commission carefully considered the arguments from both sides, examined the regulatory aspects of dock placement, and eventually granted approval for Todd’s dock with specific conditions.