Lakeville Planning Board Addresses Key Infrastructure and Development Issues, Including Data Center Bylaw

Overview: In a meeting held on April 23, 2026, the Lakeville Planning Board tackled topics such as the site plan review for a major warehouse expansion, addressed a right-of-way issue linked to local property development, and ratified a bylaw concerning data centers.

Lakeville Parks Commission Considers Expanding Non-Resident Access to Clear Pond

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lakeville Parks Commission tackled issues, focusing on expanding access to Clear Pond for non-residents, exploring new business ventures within park facilities, and advancing community wellness initiatives. Among the various topics discussed, the commission weighed the possibility of increasing non-resident access to Clear Pond by introducing a new type of season pass.

Lakeville Select Board Weighs Budget Cuts and Park Improvements Amidst Override Discussions

Overview: The Lakeville Select Board meeting saw in-depth deliberations on budgetary constraints, plans for park improvements, and the potential impact of a proposed override. Most notably, the Department of Public Works (DPW) faced budget cuts, transitioning from proactive to reactive measures, and the parks department outlined a series of improvements and challenges, including ADA compliance and grant opportunities.

Lakeville Zoning Board Deliberates on Cease and Desist Order for Residential Property

Overview: At the recent Lakeville Zoning Board of Appeals meeting, discussions centered on an appeal regarding business activities in a residential zone on School Street. The board deliberated on the legal implications of an existing cease and desist order related to the use of equipment for wood processing, focusing on balancing residential peace with property rights.

Lakeville Zoning Board Faces Dilemma Over Residential Wood Processing Operations

Overview: The Lakeville Zoning Board of Appeals meeting focused on the contentious issue of wood processing activities at a residential property on School Street. The board grappled with whether to reinstate a cease and desist order against the use of specific equipment, such as a conveyor and Bobcat, amid concerns about noise and potential zoning violations.