Anne Marie Wronsky emphasizes communication, septic oversight and water expansion in Lakeville Board of Health bid

Anne Marie Wronsky, a candidate for the Town of Lakeville Board of Health, told a televised candidate interview that improving interdepartmental communication and clearer oversight of septic systems and water quality are top priorities if elected.

Wronsky made her remarks during a Lakeham interview hosted by Joanne Corriere Upham that aired as part of the town's candidate interview series. She addressed concerns tied to planned new housing, community septic systems and open-space cluster zoning that is on the warrant for the town's annual meeting.

Wronsky said communication among town departments should be strengthened to avoid delays and confusion during development reviews. "I value open and honest communications," she said. She told the interviewer that improved coordination among the Board of Health, the planning board and the zoning board of appeals would help the town manage growth and public-health impacts.

On septic systems and real-estate transactions, Wronsky said Title 5 requirements have…