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Lakeville Agricultural Commission schedules library film, pursues bank account and agrees to investigate neighbor chicken complaint
Summary
At its Nov. 20 meeting the Lakeville Agricultural Commission discussed plans to show a farming film at the Lakeville Library, options for establishing a commission checking account, updates on 4‑H and a potential Main Street farmers market, and agreed to follow up on a resident complaint about roaming chickens.
The Lakeville Agricultural Commission on Nov. 20 discussed logistics for a proposed screening of a farming film at the Lakeville Library, next steps to open a commission checking account, progress on 4‑H programming and a possible Main Street farmers market, and agreed to look into a resident complaint about neighbor chickens.
Commission members said Jamie Viveiros of the Lakeville Library has asked the library trustees before allowing the film; the library indicated limited permission for “passive donations” but would not permit admission charges. Commission members discussed asking the Town for $250 to cover costs; the commission did not approve funding at the meeting and said the request to…
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