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The town received a written request from the business (representative not present at the vote) asking for permission to be open for a private event during those hours; the applicant plans to appear Aug. 5 to request a formal change to the liquor-license hours. A motion to approve the request for Aug. 12 passed on a roll-call vote, with Carbone, Candido and Hunt recorded as voting aye.

No conditions beyond the date/time were read into the record. The Select Board noted the applicant would follow the town's licensing procedures when seeking a longer-term change to the license hours.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Lakeville Select Board, 7-14-25","oneSentenceSummary","The Lakeville Select Board voted July 14 to allow Red Hand Brewing to operate for a private bridal event on Aug. 12, 2025 from 5 to 9 p.m.; the business will request a change of liquor-license hours at a later date.","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},6550596,"Lakeville Select Board names vice chair, updates Economic Development Committee charge and fills committee seats",603,213000,816000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5386443-1ecb08480289ad0f908da6f96a20c065&start=213&end=816","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5386443-1ecb08480289ad0f908da6f96a20c065/thumbnail_213000.jpg","/articles/6550596/Massachusetts/Lakeville-Select-Board-names-vice-chair-updates-Economic-Development-Committee-charge-and-fills-committee-seats","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6550596-400f6d62c32437a6941de35f92d97759/orig.mp4?Expires=1770922673&Signature=bTW~yfW5zjsNeCnez78ktmG74uaSAI9GJM3px-xMRWTRHLxB~wY~gFhBFRlOl5y~Cz8iOPq~O1oM8kWyJmPuG77rRpFflLxfYcFQ8cOZQWq5HVP5fCrtzJgXriQdvnqaevlp1THdmo~9Y7gZZDPZTL813ph~O4RVcIzY-VSSogEbRyKjo2xYWUriaUyZ90s79Rx-n32TUY1IUvRyQ1scqOmHnTpQs5EJLc3B7YB5FuLWvitXy~EWIf8fp7VtR5-HXoXVAFFGGkizyFS6Cy1vV7Bfjl0MPcw2wHgF3IJsur601PA~896MXVW3Xrd0L~Y~04YTe~oXcFBnX8KRkLZN5g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Town of Lakeville Select Board on July 14 appointed Lorraine Carbone as vice chair, voted to revise the Economic Development Committee charge, and approved three committee appointments with terms expiring July 31, 2026.

Select Board chair Candido opened nominations for vice chair after a member vacancy. \"I would like to nominate Lorraine Carbone as vice chair,\" said Hunt; Candido seconded the nomination. The board voted by roll call with Carbone, Candido and Hunt recording aye votes, and the motion passed.

The board then considered a revision to the Economic Development Committee charge to adjust membership and to clarify the status of associate members. Town Administrator Andrew described the proposed change: because the Finance Committee and Planning Board would each name a representative, the committee would keep seven voting members and reduce the number of associate members. A motion to adopt the amended charge, including language clarifying that associate members are nonvoting, passed on roll call.

Following that action the Select Board voted to appoint Lawrence (Larry) Constant as the Finance Committee's representative to the Economic Development Committee and to appoint Daniel Wilga as the Planning Board's representative; both appointments are set to expire 07/31/2026. Board members noted the appointments maintain cross-representation from standing boards and committees.

The board also voted to appoint John Gregory to the Energy Advisory Committee (term to expire 07/31/2026) after the committee's charge was finalized and membership reduced from seven to five.

Each appointment was made by motion and approved by unanimous roll-call votes of the members present. The board did not set additional conditions for the appointments beyond the term dates announced in the motions.

The board's actions were taken during the regular Select Board meeting conducted remotely under the provisions referenced at the start of the session.","At its July 14 meeting the Select Board appointed Lorraine Carbone as vice chair, updated the economic development committee charge and appointed representatives from the finance and planning boards; the board also appointed John Gregory to the Energy Advisory Committee.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6550600,"Lakeville approves $243,162 in FY2025 budget transfers to cover legal bills, school transportation and snow costs",0,902000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5386443-1ecb08480289ad0f908da6f96a20c065&start=902&end=902","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5386443-1ecb08480289ad0f908da6f96a20c065/thumbnail_902000.jpg","/articles/6550600/Massachusetts/Lakeville-approves-243162-in-FY2025-budget-transfers-to-cover-legal-bills-school-transportation-and-snow-costs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6550600-d89f264e4d77cac8b77e5b80fbe9933f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770922673&Signature=RuT6L4w~Pu4Q0fyuRnR8HPm3czOKyi5M8yUQXvXutNiQKqhGH1XPz1SrgrQqID5u3K9umUiIx12BwFpL99~RTbZQ8k4EMaGPJawSspGQHZtmVGD5rdpvw7CmudrIgdRwNlhkaacX3VY40KN6crEjyvEit3qTVi4lWbh9jANazS0WnKV5EMM2qqTIGKQlxYCN7x7qJGYGubZ2fxmdE19WhuUp48OSlRC6elkE86UoipiamUzCRZRWkwM4meiCT~65Ei0WYB3k-ecQh1~ZXq7ZXh1D-47wbAwKYsjEmE1vkJYqC5rswmMf5Y-xlSRLyKtrFRyojtFdCvimfxHLjNAq-g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Town of Lakeville Select Board and the town's Finance Committee voted July 14 to approve FY2025 budget transfers totaling $243,162 to cover deficits in multiple department lines, including legal fees, special-education transportation and snow-and-ice expenses.

The transfers were presented as “housekeeping” to close out the fiscal year and shift appropriations to lines that experienced overruns. Town Administrator Andrew (last name not specified) and Mike Ellis, the staff member presenting the transfer list, told the board the largest single overage was roughly $61,000 in outside legal services for town business. Ellis said some of the increase reflects timing—multiple months of bills arriving together—and steady fee increases from outside counsel. \"We've budgeted probably about $75,000 for town council services in the last few years...and I think we come accustomed to using town council for more things than we should,\" Andrew said, adding the town will track those costs more closely.

Another notable transfer covers school transportation for agricultural high schools (Bristol Aggie and Norfolk Aggie). Finance staff reported the line needed about $24,000 above what was appropriated, in part because contracts charge fixed daily and hourly rates that can vary with run time. Select Board member Candido criticized the cost for transporting two students to Norfolk Aggie and said the town should seek alternatives and a clearer breakdown: \"I would actually say it is so unacceptable that I would be game for a friendly lawsuit,\" Candido said, urging staff to review past procurement and to consult the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) where appropriate.

Other transfers covered facilities expenses ($22,000), animal control callback stipends (about $8,000), increased supplies for animal control, and a snow-and-ice deficit of $37,312. Town staff told the board that unspent salary lines and other surpluses would offset some requests; any remaining surplus at year-end would close to free cash as usual.

Select Board action: Select Board member Candido moved to approve the transfers under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 44, Section 33B; the motion passed on a roll call with Carbone, Candido and Hunt voting aye. The Finance Committee held a concurrent abbreviated meeting and voted to approve the transfers; roll-call recorded attendees saying \"aye.\" Finance committee members requested staff provide a vendor-by-vendor breakdown for the agricultural transportation line and to produce a quarterly tally of outside-legal spending.

The board directed staff to provide: (1) a written breakdown of the transportation costs by vendor and student, (2) a quarterly summary of legal billing by department, and (3) an analysis of options to control recurring legal costs and agricultural transportation outlays. The transfers take effect retroactive to June 30, 2025, per the transfer motion.

The action was taken under the authority of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 44, Section 33B (transfer of appropriations) and was recorded during the remote meeting format allowed by Chapter 2 of the Acts of 2023.","The Town of Lakeville Select Board and Finance Committee on July 14 approved $243,162 in year-end transfers to cover overages including $61,000 in legal fees, higher agricultural school transportation costs and a snow-and-ice deficit.","actionData","errors"]

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Select Board approves Red Hand Brewing to open for private bridal event on Aug. 12

Lakeville Select Board names vice chair, updates Economic Development Committee charge and fills committee seats

Lakeville approves $243,162 in FY2025 budget transfers to cover legal bills, school transportation and snow costs