Lunenburg Select Board Grapples with TCP Building’s Future Amid Urgency for Decision-Making

Overview: The Lunenburg Select Board meeting was dominated by discussions about the fate of the TCP (Town Community Property) building. With capital planning set to begin in the fall, the board faced a tight timeline to decide whether to renovate, demolish, or repurpose the structure. The urgency of this decision was underscored by concerns that delays could push necessary actions to fiscal year 2029. The board emphasized the need for robust engagement and preliminary cost estimates by September or October to keep the project on track for a capital proposal by May.

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Town Manager:
Heather R. Lemieux
City Council Officials:
Michael-Ray Jeffreys, Louis J. Franco, Caesar Nuzzolo, Tom Alonzo, Renee Emkey, Heather R. Lemieux (Town Manager), Julie L. Belliveau (Assistant Town Manager/HR Director)

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