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- Appointment to Clearpond engineering committee: Commissioners moved and seconded a motion to designate Britney (last name not specified in the transcript) as the parks representative on the Clearpond engineering committee. The motion passed by voice vote.

- Field scheduling for youth program: The commission approved a motion to offer NFL Youth Flag Football a four-hour block on Saturdays, time to be determined, at the Ted Williams Camp fields. The motion authorized staff to work with the league to set the exact hours after coordinating with existing field users. The motion passed by voice vote.

- Approval of minutes: Commissioners approved the Dec. 5 minutes as amended, after clarifying the correct seconder on an earlier motion and noting that only one AED had been purchased rather than two as previously recorded.

- Schedule set for lead groups meeting: The commission set a pre-season meeting with league leads for Saturday, Feb. 15 at 9 a.m. to review applications, fees, schedules and any capital or insurance questions ahead of final budget submissions.

Why it matters: The scheduling decisions and committee appointments set the process for field use and project oversight in the near term. The Feb. 15 meeting will feed into the commission’s budget requests and help clarify league fee changes being considered for 2025.

What’s next: Staff to notify applicants of the Feb. 15 pre-season meeting, to place Britney on the Clearpond committee mailing lists and to coordinate with leagues on the final Saturday hours for the NFL Youth program.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Lakeville Park Commission, 1-9-25","oneSentenceSummary","The Lakeville Park Commission appointed a parks representative to the Clearpond engineering committee, approved a four‑hour Saturday block for NFL Youth flag football and accepted minutes from the Dec. 5 meeting with amendments.","taxTitle","Town of Lakeville, Plymouth County, Massachusetts","taxId",58187,"location","Massachusetts","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6393652,"Commission hears revised security-camera plan for parks; tech recommends added stationary camera for playground",368,4767000,5135000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2106149-7ea3aa8fc498d73b4be3cbe0e58f77b1&start=4767&end=5135","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2106149-7ea3aa8fc498d73b4be3cbe0e58f77b1/thumbnail_4767000.jpg","/articles/6393652/Massachusetts/Commission-hears-revised-security-camera-plan-for-parks-tech-recommends-added-stationary-camera-for-playground","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6393652-7672676051899b4ea251435cb7e53b88/orig.mp4?Expires=1771137740&Signature=j~SZQietaN36lTNBrxFJ-95Jb7wahUWTfF4hYRrnpFWvoJnoStU5jUZiGq-3d5leyr8gs3utwHbugsYDAWvJFll9EtMNsfZFsd67tSP4uEjLjeFEStD2SKA9yLNUGVJBwRve452CL~DNEG7EZiLHoybAqpDFkQ8Px2MsQamyzvJrYLOJ3gJhasMgngWGb5UvTFZfwOHydhiTJRQoQs3Jm16e0zPWCbgpQdtKKzIpFozoidCRfGBNjLuB05wx-OYfrtApezK2txG~O7cAw2BrafKiLWiUASwVStSaCyX6rQAI7dVvCW1iDdvNwmIWDZM8WnrTm2BWfDeidYJiMWwB5w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Commission members received a technical briefing Jan. 9 on a revised security-camera plan for Lakeville parks.

Carrie (last name not specified), who has led the procurement effort, said the installation vendor reviewed the site and recommended a slightly different camera layout after examining sight lines and data-retention needs. The vendor proposed three stationary cameras (covering the skate park, volleyball and basketball courts) plus an additional stationary camera specifically focused on the playground area. The plan retained a pan-tilt-zoom unit to cover a broader swath between the tennis courts and ballfields.

A vendor technical representative told the commission the system could be integrated into the town network and record to local storage in a cabinet at the maintenance shed rather than rely on paid cloud storage. That approach would permit different access levels for town users and allow the police and parks staff to share views with role-based permissions, the rep said. Carrie said the revised bid should arrive early next week and that the installation remained within the funds already set aside: \"the bid came in 10 less than what we have,\" she said.

Commissioners noted a few installation details. The vendor flagged tree obstruction at one pole location and recommended limited trimming to clear camera sight lines. Staff said some branch trimming would be required before cameras are mounted. The vendor also proposed a monitor in the maintenance shed so staff or contractors working at the site could view live feeds and report suspicious activity.

What’s next: Commission members said they will review the revised quote when it arrives and expected work to move forward once the vendor and town staff finalize siting, pole work and any required electrical trenching. Carrie will provide updates to the commission when the revised quote is available.

Why it matters: Improved camera coverage around playgrounds and courts can help staff and police respond to incidents and reduce vandalism, but the commission emphasized minimal site disturbance and coordination on any required tree trimming or conduit work.","A vendor tech briefed the Lakeville Park Commission on a revised security-camera quote. The vendor recommended adding a stationary camera focused on the playground area in addition to three stationary units and one pan-tilt unit, and proposed using existing town broadband and on-site storage to avoid recurring cloud fees.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6393657,"Applicant proposes returning Lakeville haunted house at Ted Williams Camp; commissioners press limits on trees, parking and conservation",1716,96000,1812000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2106149-7ea3aa8fc498d73b4be3cbe0e58f77b1&start=96&end=1812","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2106149-7ea3aa8fc498d73b4be3cbe0e58f77b1/thumbnail_96000.jpg","/articles/6393657/Massachusetts/Applicant-proposes-returning-Lakeville-haunted-house-at-Ted-Williams-Camp-commissioners-press-limits-on-trees-parking-and-conservation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6393657-5ea07b4195aada0e7dd621ce4e2fd2d0/orig.mp4?Expires=1771137740&Signature=ngtV9tSDkIlPHnjwmEoga1-1tD2afT1vpAqoa3aV5kIvKBaegGpU-C7X5HzOB58RvbCgmlvxc5gSfxQP9CzoAJJQDEcNgH0yFia9tuVNU8MM6clgu2WlRAnNOqWyj6VjDb6yKMGh5Lmxlhtxrn7cIGRdpSvoLP92Bo4wzsNso6nJP4vvlx0EKHGM0G0Nqd6i5sKBxb~93Jwmqn73ry1C2xMkvOeaNeMnUgcsdMCNDJjOBrqmtCYZYulNKFcQAZUE5rxqAcmI5cV1nTRB0tf66ogz2YfjO8LfBxHiLKq80BwprZ-6915zI~ioWzS7sSrY50J2is7pWfSEq8TBgIjE~g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Joe Dishaw, who said he previously ran a haunted-house attraction for 18 years, presented a proposal Jan. 9 to reestablish a large-scale haunted-house and carnival at Ted Williams Camp in Lakeville.

Dishaw told the Lakeville Park Commission he envisions 10-by-10 structures for weather-protected animatronics, a trailer-based ticket booth, carnival rides from Rockwell Amusements and food and vendor areas. “The 10 by 10 structures would be to house my $5,000 animatronics. Those have to be in a weather type building,” Dishaw said, describing computerized figures that run on compressors. He proposed operating Thursday through Sunday across October, with the possibility of adding late-September dates. Dishaw also said he would contract a licensed master electrician to install a new 200-amp service and light poles, and estimated pulling that electrical work could cost “close to $10,000.”

Commissioners and staff pressed Dishaw on site constraints. Park Commissioner Brenda (last name not specified in the transcript), who identified herself as on the select board, said the commission will not permit tree removal. “I myself will not allow 1 tree to come down for an event,” she said, adding that the parks have “worked too hard” to preserve trees and trails. Commissioners noted the property includes conservation-restricted areas and wetlands maps that limit where permanent or semi-permanent alterations can occur.

Commission members asked about parking and crowd control. Dishaw said he had sketched potential parking areas and suggested clearing a small section of trees to add spaces, but commissioners responded that portions of the park are planned for other municipal uses — including a future fire station — and that existing lots and access must be used where possible. Commissioners and staff also cautioned Dishaw he must obtain building permits, electrical permits and conservation approvals and said any underground conduit or new poles would require review by the building inspector and project manager.

On structures and staging, commissioners noted state building-code distinctions discussed during the meeting: wood-floor display buildings are often treated as portable, while slab-on-grade construction is normally considered permanent. Dishaw said he planned some display structures with dirt floors and separate weather-tight buildings for the animatronics and that he had carried a $5 million liability policy in a prior operation; he told commissioners he would renew insurance before staging operations. He also said he planned to hire police details for crowd control.

Commissioners directed Dishaw to work with park staff and the town project manager and conservation officials, and to secure all required permits before the commission would consider a formal application. Staff indicated Peter (last name not in the transcript) would follow up with Dishaw. Dishaw said he would return with further plans by the next commission meeting.

Why it matters: The proposal would bring significant visitor traffic and revenue to town parks but also raises conservation and operational questions — including how to provide safe parking and lighting and whether temporary attractions can be hosted without altering protected park lands. The commission emphasized that any use of the property must preserve trees and trails and comply with town permitting and conservation rules.

What’s next: Dishaw was told to consult with the project manager and building inspection, and commissioners said staff would follow up on the feasibility and permit pathway.","Joe Dishaw pitched a large fall haunted-house and carnival plan for Ted Williams Camp, proposing permanent-style animatronic shelters, new wiring and cleared parking areas. Park commissioners said they will not approve tree removal and flagged conservation, permitting and electric-permit hurdles.","actionData","errors"]

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Park Commission approves field scheduling for NFL Youth flag football and names Clearpond committee representative; minutes accepted

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Applicant proposes returning Lakeville haunted house at Ted Williams Camp; commissioners press limits on trees, parking and conservation