Director of Planning and Economic Development at Town of Lunenburg
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Alternate Building Inspector
Assistant Town Accountant
Board Clerk/Secretary, Parks Commission
Building Commissioner & Fence Viewer
Communications & IT Manager
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The Tri-Board Meeting agenda included a call to order and Pledge of Allegiance. Key discussion points centered on seeking public comment regarding presentations made to the Tri-Board and the preliminary Fiscal Year 2027 (FY27) budget plan discussions. The agenda also listed opportunities for further public comment and an item for noting important dates and upcoming meetings.
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The meeting included discussions on senior housing opportunities, evaluating town-owned properties for suitability, and the potential for a feasibility study covering senior housing alone or combined with a community center and town green. The committee also assessed the Town Hall/Ritter Building, noting current limitations in space and accessibility, and agreed that the building requires additions or modifications. Finally, the group addressed operational and structural issues at the TC Passios Building, including boiler and roof repairs, and encouraged current occupants to seek alternate locations or funding options for necessary maintenance.
The meeting included reports on the completion of the 100 Laurel Lane sewer project, an update on the CTE Operations and Maintenance contract extension, and a discussion regarding Privilege Fees based on Town Counsel recommendations. The Commission also reviewed connection fees for townhouses at 786-796 Mass Ave and considered future initiatives such as checking manholes for leaks. Additionally, the Board addressed administrative updates, including a resignation from a commission member.
The Commission reviewed several public hearings, including an approved request for deck expansion with specific siltation barrier conditions and discussions regarding an irrigation pond project and various permit continuances for trail improvements, utility substations, and a boat ramp. Administrative actions included the issuance of a Certificate of Compliance for a Goodrich Street property and the ratification of an emergency certification for culvert repairs to alleviate flooding. The Commission also addressed enforcement matters, discussed proposed changes to the wetland protection bylaw fee schedule, reviewed quotes for flooring at a residential property, and noted an upcoming community engagement event.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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