Lakeville denies septic sign-off, approves pool over erosion concerns
Lakeville Conservation Commission denies septic sign-off, pushes back on chronic no-shows.
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Conservation Commission
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Lakeville Conservation Commission Continues Pool Hearing, Approves Parking Lot Repaving
LAKEVILLE -- July 14, 2026, Lakeville Conservation Commission approves parking lot repaving exemption and continues pool hearing while monitoring subdivision drainage failure. The commission voted unanimously July 14 to issue a Negative 3 Determination for a parking lot repaving at 310 Kenneth Welch Drive, finding the 1993 lot eligible for a
Lakeville Conservation Commission Issues Patty's Way Certificate, Continues Six Cases to July
LAKEVILLE -- June 23, 2026, Lakeville Conservation Commission continued six open cases to July 14 and approved a letter of support for a Long Pond biodiversity grant at its June 23 meeting. The commission issued a certificate of compliance for a residential project at 1 Patty's Way under Order
Lakeville Conservation Commission Issues Patty's Way Certificate, Continues Six Cases to July
LAKEVILLE -- June 23, 2026, Lakeville Conservation Commission continued six open cases to July 14 and approved a letter of support for a Long Pond biodiversity grant at its June 23 meeting. The commission issued a certificate of compliance for a residential project at 1 Patty's Way under Order
Lakeville Conservation Commission Issues Positive Wetland Determination for Unpermitted Shore Avenue Drainage
LAKEVILLE -- June 9, 2026, Lakeville Conservation Commission unanimously found unauthorized drainage work at three Shore Avenue properties subject to the state Wetlands Protection Act, ordering the property owners to appear before the board on July 14. Attorney Jim Marsh appeared on behalf of Clark Shore Association Incorporated, which owns Shore