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Lakeville Planning Board approves lot adjustment for Clear Pond Road, accepts withdrawal of 160 Bedford Street application, releases peer‑review funds
Summary
At its Feb. 26 meeting the Lakeville Planning Board approved an ANR for 52 Clear Pond Road, accepted the applicant's withdrawal of the special permit for 160 Bedford Street, and released remaining peer‑review funds to the applicant at 13 Main Street; the board also announced an OSRD outreach session and approved minutes with a small correction.
The Lakeville Planning Board held a hybrid meeting on Feb. 26, 2026 and acted on several routine items, approving a property adjustment, accepting an application withdrawal and releasing peer‑review funds.
The board approved an ANR plan for 52 Clear Pond Road after the applicant, identified in the packet as Derek Maxi of Madigan Land Surveying LLC, described buying the parcel to create a small buffer behind his building and confirmed wetlands and zoning constraints. The board moved, seconded and voted to approve the ANR.
The board also accepted a Feb. 3, 2026 letter from an applicant withdrawing without prejudice their request for a special permit under town bylaw section 270‑7.412 for a commercial parking facility at 160 Bedford Street; the board voted to accept the withdrawal and closed the public hearing.
On a separate administrative motion, the town planner recommended releasing the remaining peer‑review balance back to the applicant for 13 Main Street (amount shown in the packet as $1,9634 in transcript); the board moved, seconded and voted to release the funds.
Administrative and informational items: the board approved Oct. 14, 2025 minutes with a correction to an apparent year/census typographical issue, announced an Open Space Residential Design (OSRD) public outreach session on March 25 (4:00–5:45 p.m., Lakeville Public Library) where a draft and survey will be available, and heard committee liaison updates including progress on Lakeville Country Club zoning and management agreement work. The board scheduled its next meeting for March 12, 2026 and then adjourned.
