The Lakeville Planning Board voted unanimously to recommend two new zoning bylaws, covering battery energy storage systems and open space residential development, to fall Town Meeting.
The Lakeville Park Commission rejected the only proposal submitted to lease Loon Pond Lodge and ordered staff to reissue the bid solicitation.
Lakeville Select Board got an update on truss repairs at the town's new fire station and signed the warrant for its November 18 Special Town Meeting.
The Lakeville Community Preservation Committee voted to advance Thompson Hill Cemetery and John Pond Park applications to step two while splitting over housing aid.
The Lakeville Zoning Board of Appeals approved a retail-use special permit for 10 Harding Street LLC and continued a contentious hearing on the 199-unit Simmons Hills 40B development to November 19.
The Middleboro-Lakeville Herring Fishery Commission voted 4-1 to appoint Krill Carson as an observer for the 2027 season despite concerns she organized an unauthorized effort to carry herring in nets across Wareham Street during this year's festival.
The Lakeville Conservation Commission voted 4-1 to approve an order of conditions for a long-delayed Montgomery Street home and septic system, with Chair Nancy Yeatts dissenting because the board never inspected the house site itself.
Lakeville's Planning Board spent most of its October 8 meeting rewriting a battery energy storage bylaw ahead of a fall town meeting deadline.
Lakeville's Select Board voted unanimously to form a nine-member committee to study buying a roughly 565-acre Howland Road parcel after owner Karl Malik signaled openness to selling.
Lakeville's Technology Advisory Committee applied for a no-cost state AI chatbot pilot and flagged a months-overdue cybersecurity vendor report.
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