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LynnfieldMA averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $1,130,158 +1.7% yr/yr · +27.9% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
🗳️ How this town voted (48 contests)
Official town-by-town returns — MA Secretary of the Commonwealth (PD43+). ✓ marks this town's plurality choice.
U.S. Senate 2024-11-05
John Deaton ✓ 4,526 · Elizabeth Ann Warren 3,390
U.S. House — 6th Congressional 2024-11-05
Seth W. Moulton ✓ 5,487
State Senate — 3rd Essex 2024-11-05
Brendan Peter Crighton ✓ 5,177
State Representative — 20th Middlesex 2024-11-05
Bradley H. Jones, Jr ✓ 6,173
Register of Deeds — Essex Southern 2024-11-05
Jonathan Edward Ring ✓ 3,729 · Eileen R. Duff 3,462
President 2024-11-05
Trump/ Vance ✓ 4,078 · Harris/ Walz 3,813 · Ayyadurai/ Ellis 39 · Oliver/ Ter Maat 38 · Stein/ Caballero-Roca 37 · De La Cruz/ Garcia 9
Governor's Council — 6th 2024-11-05
Terrence W. Kennedy ✓ 5,418
Clerk of Courts — Essex County 2024-11-05
Todd R. Angilly ✓ 4,235 · Thomas H. Driscoll, Jr. 2,578 · Doris V. Rodriguez 531
U.S. Senate 2024-09-03
Elizabeth Ann Warren ✓ 838
U.S. Senate 2024-09-03
John Deaton ✓ 427 · Robert J. Antonellis 224 · Ian Cain 31
U.S. House — 6th Congressional 2024-09-03
Seth W. Moulton ✓ 867
State Senate — 3rd Essex 2024-09-03
Brendan Peter Crighton ✓ 815
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Wed Aug 5, 2026
Historical Commission
Lynnfield Historical Commission meets Aug 5 to review demolition request and cemetery project
The Historical Commission will meet to discuss a continued request to demolish a property at 231 Summer Street, review a cemetery project, address the Meeting House, and consider a demolition delay bylaw. The meeting is procedural and includes administrative minutes.
- Continued request for demolition at 231 Summer Street
- Cemetery Project discussion
- Meeting House agenda item
- Demolition Delay Bylaw consideration (existing/proposed properties)
- Review of 22 Tophet Road
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Historical Commission
Day/Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2026
Time of Meeting: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Joseph Maney Room (Town Hall)
AGENDA
Call to Order
Request for Demolition at 231 Summer Street (Continued)
Cemetery Project
Meeting House
Demolition Delay Bylaw
(Existing/Proposed Properties)
22 Tophet Road
Minutes/Administration
Adjournment
Thu Aug 6, 2026
Anti Hate Task Force
Task Force to refine Human Rights Commission governance model
The Anti-Hate Task Force will continue designing a permanent Human Rights Commission by reviewing an updated framework and comparing governance models from Winchester, Melrose, Concord, and other Massachusetts communities. Members will develop recommendations on appointment authority, membership, terms, reporting relationships, and administrative support. The meeting is a working session to clarify how the proposed Commission should be appointed, governed, and held accountable before advancing a recommendation to the Select Board.
- Review of updated Human Rights Commission framework incorporating July 23 feedback
- Examination of governance models from Winchester, Melrose, Concord, and other Massachusetts communities
- Discussion of appointment authority, membership, terms, leadership, and reporting relationships
- Clarification of the Commission's relationship to the proposed Healing Council
- Identification of remaining decisions and timeline for establishing the Commission
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25 Version 7.1.10 This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, An act relative to extending certain COVID-19
measures
adopted
during
the
state
of
emergency,
signed
on
March
29,
2023,
and
further
extended
through
June
30,
2027.
Board/Committee Name: Anti-Hate Task Force
Day/Date:
Thursday
August
6,
2026
Time
of
Meeting:
6
pm
Location:
Lynnfield
Town
Hall,
Maney
Room
-
55
Summer
St.
From Design to Governance: Establishing Clear Ownership and Accountability “Sustainable community structures require more than a compelling purpose. They
require
clear
ownership,
shared
accountability,
and
the
trust
of
the
people
they
are
designed
to
serve.”
—
Dr.
Darnisa
Amante-Jackson
Purpose of This Phase (Design & Infrastructure Building) During the July 23 meeting, Task Force members refined the proposed purpose and
responsibilities
of
a
permanent
Human
Rights
Commission
and
identified
several
conditions
necessary
for
its
long-term
success.
These
included
representative
membership,
neutrality,
transparency,
consistent
action,
strong
relationships
with
town
and
school
leadership,
clearly
defined
responsibilities,
ongoing
training,
and
meaningful
accountability
to
the
community. …
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Recent meetings
Tue Aug 4, 2026
Zoning Board of Appeals
ZBA to hear 12 cases including parking lot expansion, ADUs, and drive-thru restaurant
The Lynnfield Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on 12 cases, including 5 continued cases and 7 new applications. Items include a site plan for a parking lot expansion at a car dealership, multiple requests to build accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and a proposal for a drive-thru restaurant requiring dimensional and use variances.
- 26-2: Atlanta Real Estate Holding LLC seeks site plan approval to raze liquor store and expand parking for Herb Chambers dealership at 421R-451 Broadway
- 26-15: 170 Tremont Street LLC requests variances for a drive-thru restaurant at 630 Salem Street
- 26-11 & 26-22: RF Homes seeks special permits to convert single-family homes to two-family dwellings at 934 Lynnfield Street
- 26-6, 26-7, 26-16, 26-17, 26-19: Five applications for ADU construction at various addresses
- 26-14 & 26-18: Two applications for groundwater protection special permits
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: BOARD OF APPEALS
Day/Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2026
Location: The Maney Room
55 Summer Street
Lynnfield, MA 01940
Time of Meeting 7:00 PM
CONTINUED CASES
26-2 Atlanta Real estate Holding LLC, 421R, 433, 445, 449 and 451 Broadway, Lynnfield, MA
01940
To apply for Site Plan Approval under Section 10.6 to raze the liquor store, existing parking
areas, and existing septic systems, and to upgrade the site with an expansion of the existing
parking lot, which will be used in connection with the adjacent Herb Chambers dealership for
the same purposes that the existing parking lot is currently used (i.e., storage of for-sale vehicles
and employee parking). Continued from the 7/4/26 hearing.
26-6 Matthew and Stephanie Lane, 4 Stoneway, Lynnfield, MA 01940
To apply for a Site Plan review under Section 8.3 to construct an ADU. Continued from 6-2-26
hearing. Continued from the 7/4/26 hearing.
26-7 Stephen and Josephine Potts, 82 Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940
To apply for a Site Plan review under Section 8.3 to construct an ADU. Continued from the
7/4/26 hearing.
26-11 RF Homes, 934 Lynnfield Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940
To apply for a Special Permit to alter a single-family dwelling to accommodate two families
under appendix A of table of use regulations, section A (2). Continued from the 7/4/26 …
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Mon Jul 27, 2026
Board of Library Trustees
Library trustees to fill vacant seat
The Lynnfield Board of Library Trustees will hold a joint meeting to appoint a candidate to fill a vacant trustee position. The meeting is scheduled for July 27, 2026, at the Merritt Center.
- Joint meeting to appoint a candidate to fill a vacant trustee position
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25 Version 7.1.10
This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, an Act relative to extending certain COVID-19
measures
adopted
during
the
state
of
emergency,
signed
on
March
29,
2023,
and
further
extended
through
June
30,
2027.
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield Public Library Board of Trustees Day/Date: Monday, July 27, 2026 Time of Meeting : 6:00 PM-7:00 PM Location: Merritt Center, 600 Market Street Lynnfield, MA 01940 AGENDA 1. Call Meeting to Order ● Chair calls the meeting to order with a roll call ● Chair informs attendees that the meeting is being recorded 2. Joint Meeting with Board of Library Trustees to appoint a candidate to fill the vacant Trustee
position
3. Adjournment These Agenda items are those reasonably anticipated by the Chair to be discussed at the meeting. Not
all
items
listed
may
be
discussed
and
other
items
not
listed
may
also
be
brought
up
for
discussion
to
the
extent
permitted
by
law.
The
Chair
reserves
the
right
to
consider
items
on the Agenda out of order.
Mon Jul 27, 2026
Select Board
Select Board to sell bonds, adjust L.I.F.E. fees, and interview library trustee candidates
The Select Board will review bids and vote on the sale of Bond Anticipation Notes for municipal financing, discuss and potentially vote on fee and unit price adjustments for the Lynnfield Initiatives for Elders (L.I.F.E.) program, and hold a joint meeting with the Board of Library Trustees to interview and elect an interim trustee. Other items include a public hearing on building permit fee increases, acceptance of a land donation on Main Street, and annual reappointments to town boards.
- Sale and award of Bond Anticipation Notes (BANs) for municipal financing
- Joint meeting with Library Trustees to fill an interim vacancy
- 3-year unit price adjustment and monthly fee increase for L.I.F.E. villages
- Public hearing on proposed building permit fee rate adjustments
- Acceptance of a vacant parcel of land off Main Street
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, An act relative to extending certain COVID -19 measures
adopted during the state of emergency, signed on March 29, 2023, and further extended through June 30,
2027.
Board/Committee Name: Select Board
Day/Date: Monday July 27, 2026
Time of Meeting: 6 PM
Location: Merritt Center 600 Market Street (2nd Floor)
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83092198875#success
AGENDA
1.Award and Sale of Bond Anticipation Notes (BAN) Review of bids, discussion, and vote to
approve the sale and award of Bond Anticipation Notes (BANs) for municipal financing.
Goal: Review, Discuss, Decide
2.Joint Meeting with the Board of Library Trustees Pursuant to M.G.L. c. 41, § 11, the Select
Board and the Board of Library Trustees will meet jointly to interview candidates to fill an interim
vacancy on the Board of Library Trustees, followed by a joint roll-call vote to elect a member to
serve until the next Annual Town Election.
Goal: Decide
3.Lynnfield Initiatives for Elders, Inc. (L.I.F.E.) Unit Pricing Adjustments Discussion and
potential vote to approve the 3-year adjustment to unit prices across all L.I.F.E. villages.
4.Lynnfield Initiatives for Elders, Inc. (L.I.F.E.) Fee Adjustments Discussion and potential
vote to approve an increase in the monthly resident maintenance fees.
5.Whole Foo …
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Thu Jul 23, 2026
Anti Hate Task Force
Task Force to draft Human Relations Commission model for Lynnfield
The Anti-Hate Task Force will begin designing the proposed Human Relations Commission and Healing Council structure, including its purpose, governance, membership, and responsibilities. This is a working session to develop recommendations that will become a draft charter for the Select Board.
- Review and affirm major themes from community engagement
- Evaluate the proposed Community Infrastructure Framework
- Refine the Human Relations Commission and Healing Council structure
- Develop recommendations for governance, membership, responsibilities, and subcommittees
- Inform the creation of Draft Charter Version 0.1
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25 Version 7.1.10 This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, An act relative to extending certain COVID-19
measures
adopted
during
the
state
of
emergency,
signed
on
March
29,
2023,
and
further
extended
through
June
30,
2027.
Board/Committee Name: Anti-Hate Task Force
Day/Date:
Thursday
July
23,
2026
Time
of
Meeting:
6
pm
Location:
Lynnfield
Town
Hall,
Maney
Room
-
55
Summer
St.
Lynnfield Task Force Meeting: Designing Lynnfield's Community Infrastructure " "Listening is how communities begin to heal. Building sustainable structures is how healing
becomes
part
of
a
community's
culture."
— Dr. Darnisa Amante-Jackson Purpose of This Phase (Design & Infrastructure Building) As the Task Force enters its final phase, this meeting shifts from identifying community needs
toward
designing
the
structure
that
will
become
the
Task
Force's
recommendation
to
the
Town.
Building
upon
the
themes
surfaced
over
the
past
several
months,
participants
will
begin
shaping
the
proposed
Human
Relations
Commission
(HRC)
and
Healing
Council
model,
including
its
purpose,
responsibilities,
governance,
and
community-facing
functions.
Meeting Objectives By the end of this meeting, participants will: ● Review a …
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Thu Jul 23, 2026
Board of Health
Board of Health to discuss 57 Locksley Road property
The Lynnfield Board of Health will meet to discuss a property at 57 Locksley Road and review minutes from the previous meeting. The agenda includes a call to order and directors' notes. No specific decisions or proposals are listed beyond these items.
- Discussion of 57 Locksley Road
- Approval of minutes from June 18, 2026 meeting
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MEETING NOTICE
TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
(As required by MGL Chapter 30A, sections 18-25)
Town Clerk Date Stamp
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield Board of Health
Day/Date: Thursday, July 23, 2026
Time of Meeting: 5:30pm
Location: Lynnfield Media Studios, 600 Market Street
AGENDA
1. Board of Health Call to Order
2. Minutes of Thursday June 18, 2026
3. 57 Locksley Road
4. Directors Notes
Wed Jul 22, 2026
School Committee
School Committee plans FY28 budget timeline and reviews FY26 budget
The Lynnfield School Committee Budget Subcommittee is meeting to plan the timeline for the FY28 budget, review the FY26 budget, and receive updates on state and federal funding. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.
- FY28 Budget Timeline Planning
- FY26 Budget Review
- State and Federal Funding Updates
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield School Committee Budget Subcommittee
Day/Date: Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Time of Meeting: 9:00 AM
Location: School Administration Building
525 Salem Street, Lynnfield, MA
AGENDA
1. FY28 Budget Timeline Planning
2. FY26 Budget Review
3. State and Federal Funding Updates
Wed Jul 22, 2026
Planning Board
Planning Board to hear four special permit and site plan review cases
The Lynnfield Planning Board will hold a public meeting to consider four zoning cases, including a special permit for a home addition in a groundwater protection district and three site plan reviews for accessory dwelling units. The board will also receive construction updates on two subdivisions and a traffic calming project.
- ZBA Case #26-14 – 2 Lansdowne Court: Special Permit for addition in Groundwater Protection District
- ZBA Case #26-16 – 26 Bluejay Road: Site Plan Review for Accessory Dwelling Unit
- ZBA Case #26-17 – 32 Edgemere: Site Plan Review for Accessory Dwelling Unit
- ZBA Case #26-18 & #26-19 – 672 Chestnut: Special Permit and Site Plan Review for Accessory Dwelling Unit
- Vallis Way and Violet Circle Definitive Subdivision construction updates
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield Planning Board
Day/Date: Wednesday July 22, 2026
Time of Meeting: 7:00 PM
Location: Maney Room, Lynnfield Town Hall 55 Summer Street Lynnfield
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. ZBA Case #26-14 – 2 Lansdowne Court § 9.3.8.2 Special Permit Groundwater Protection
District for an addition to single family home
3. ZBA Case #26-16 – 26 Bluejay Road § 8.3 Site Plan Review Accessory Dwelling Unit
4. ZBA Case #26-17 – 32 Edgemere § 8.3 Site Plan Review Accessory Dwelling Unit
5. ZBA Case #26-18 & #26-19 – 672 Chestnut § 9.3.8.2 Special Permit Groundwater Protection
District and § 8.3 Site Plan Review Accessory Dwelling Unit
6. Vallis Way Definitive Subdivision - Construction update
7. Violet Circle Definitive Subdivision – Construction update
8. Willis Brook – Update upper Main Street traffic calming
9. Approval of Minutes – 5/27/2026, 6/24/26
10. Summer Meeting Schedule & Administrative Items
Tue Jul 21, 2026
Conservation Commission
Commission to hear 165 Lowell Street commercial rebuild and 445 Broadway auto center
The Conservation Commission will hold a new public hearing on a request to amend conditions for a commercial building rebuild at 165 Lowell Street, and continue hearings on a sports court at 7 Ashley Court and an auto service center at 445 Broadway. A continued meeting will discuss a retaining wall at 342 Pillings Pond Road. Other matters include a certificate of compliance for wetland replication at 14 Magnolia Drive, a Pillings Pond treatment update, and a war memorial planting plan.
- New public hearing: Amendment of Order of Conditions for raze and rebuild of commercial building at 165 Lowell Street (DEP #209-0702)
- Continued public meeting: Request for Determination of Applicability for retaining wall, patio, and landscaping at 342 Pillings Pond Road
- Continued public hearing: Notice of Intent for sports court construction at 7 Ashley Court (DEP #209-0708)
- Continued public hearing: Notice of Intent for auto service center redevelopment at 445 Broadway (DEP #209-0706)
- Request for Certificate of Compliance for wetland replication at 14 Magnolia Drive (DEP #209-0675)
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TOWN OF
LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Conservation Commission
Day/Date: Tuesday July 21, 2026
Time of Meeting: 6:30 PM
Location: Maney Room, Lynnfield Town Hall - 55 Summer Street Lynnfield
Agenda
New Public Hearing
Request for Amendment Order of Conditions – 165 Lowell Street DEP File # 209-0702
Applicant: Andrew Zuroff, on behalf of Boston Clearwater
Project: Raze and rebuild commercial building with new driveway configuration and stormwater management areas
Continued Public Meeting
Request for Determination of Applicability – 342 Pillings Pond Road
Applicant: Ethan Money
Project: Retaining wall, patio, and landscaping within 100 ft Buffer to Bank and Pillings Pond
Continued Public Hearings
Notice of Intent – 7 Ashley Court DEP File # 209-0708
Applicant: Daniel & Melanie Lewis
Project: Construction of a sports court, including grading and filling activities, vegetation remova l and the creation of
compensatory flood storage. Work is proposed in Bordering Land Subject to Flooding, the 100 ft Buffer to Bordering
Vegetated Wetland and the 200 ft Riverfront
Notice of Intent – 445 Broadway DEP File # 209-0706
Applicant: John Welch, Broadway Lynnfield Properties LLC
Project: Raze existing structures and redevelop property for automobile service center with driveways, parking,
landscaping and stormwater management within the 1 …
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Mon Jul 20, 2026
Tree Committee
Tree Committee to discuss Arbor Day, Monarch Gardener lecture, and Commons tree sketch
The Tree Committee will meet to reschedule the Tree and Sketch on the Commons event, discuss collaboration with other environmental groups, plan a Monarch Gardener lecture, and review the 2026 Arbor Day event.
- Rescheduling of Tree and Sketch on the Commons
- Collaboration with other environmental groups
- Monarch Gardener lecture
- 2026 Arbor Day
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: TREE COMMITTEE
Day/Date: Monday, July 20, 2026
Time of Meeting: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Senior Center Parking Lot
525 Salem Street
AGENDA
Tree and Sketch on the Commons Reschedule
Collaboration with other Environmental Groups
Monarch Gardener Lecture
2026 Arbor Day
Mon Jul 20, 2026
Lynnfield Housing Authority
Housing Authority to vote on lease renewal for 680-682 Main Street and fee amendment for Project 164047
The Lynnfield Housing Authority will meet remotely to vote on a fee amendment request for Project 164047 and a lease renewal for 680-682 Main Street. The board will also review and vote on financial reports, minutes, and an employee update, and may enter executive session for confidential matters.
- Fee Amendment Request #1 for Project 164047 review and vote
- 680-682 Main Street Lease Renewal review and vote
- Employee update and vote
- Financial Report(s) review and vote
- Minutes review and vote
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LOCATION: Remote
NOTE: On March 29, 2023, Governor Healey signed into law a supplemental budget bill which, among
other things, extends the temporary provisions pertaining to the Open Meeting Law to March 3 1, 2025.
Specifically, this further extension allows public bodies to continue holding meetings remotely without a
quorum of the public body physically present at a meeting location, and to provide "adequate, alternative"
access to remote meetings. The language does not make any substantive changes to the Open Meeting
Law other than extending the expiration date of the temporary provisions regarding remote meetings. This
meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, an act relative to extending certain COVID-19 measures
adopted during the state of emergency and further extended through June 30, 2027. (see details below)
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AGENDA
Financial Report(s) Review and Vote.
Minutes Review and Vo …
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Tue Jul 14, 2026
Board of Library Trustees
Library trustees to vote on financial reports and holiday schedule
The Lynnfield Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a meeting to review financial and state aid reports, director’s updates, and vote on the trustee meetings and holidays schedule. The board will also discuss unfinished library roof project and FY 26 final statistics.
- Vote on financial and state aid reports
- Vote on trustee meetings and holidays schedule
- Discussion of library roof project
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, an Act relative to extending certain COVID-19
measures adopted during the state of emergency, signed on March 29, 2023, and further extended
through June 30, 2027.
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield Public Library Board of Trustees
Day/Date: Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Time of Meeting: 6:30 - 8:00 PM
Location: Lynnfield Public Library Mezzanine, 18 Summer Street, Lynnfield or Virtual:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87909584341
AGENDA
1. Call Meeting to Order
● Chair calls the meeting to order with a roll call
● Chair informs attendees that the meeting is being recorded
2. Consent Agenda - Abby (Vote required)
● Financial and State Aid Reports
● Director’s Report
3. Unfinished Business
● Friends and Foundation Updates
● Library Roof Project
● Trustee Meetings and Holidays & Closings Schedule (Vote required)
4. New Business
● FY 26 Final Statistics
5. Subcommittee update
6. Next Steps
7. Public Comment
8. Adjournment
These Agenda items are those reasonably anticipated by the Chair to be discussed at the meeting. Not
all items listed may be discussed and other items not listed may also be brought up for discussion to
the extent permitted by law. The Chair reserves the right to consider items
on the Agenda out of order.
Next Regular Meeting: Monday, July …
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Tue Jul 14, 2026
Board of Library Trustees
Library board to review roof project and final FY26 stats
The Lynnfield Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting to review financial and state aid reports, receive the director’s report, and vote on the trustee meetings and holidays schedule. The board will also discuss unfinished library roof project updates, Friends and Foundation activities, and final FY26 library statistics.
- Vote on Trustee Meetings and Holidays & Closings Schedule
- Library Roof Project update
- FY 26 Final Statistics review
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, an Act relative to extending certain COVID-19
measures adopted during the state of emergency, signed on March 29, 2023, and further extended
through June 30, 2027.
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield Public Library Board of Trustees
Day/Date: Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Time of Meeting: 6:30 - 8:00 PM
Location: Lynnfield Public Library Mezzanine, 18 Summer Street, Lynnfield or Virtual:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87909584341
AGENDA
1. Call Meeting to Order
● Chair calls the meeting to order with a roll call
● Chair informs attendees that the meeting is being recorded
2. Consent Agenda - Abby (Vote required)
● Financial and State Aid Reports
● Director’s Report
3. Unfinished Business
● Friends and Foundation Updates
● Library Roof Project
● Trustee Meetings and Holidays & Closings Schedule (Vote required)
4. New Business
● FY 26 Final Statistics
5. Subcommittee update
6. Next Steps
7. Public Comment
8. Adjournment
These Agenda items are those reasonably anticipated by the Chair to be discussed at the meeting. Not
all items listed may be discussed and other items not listed may also be brought up for discussion to
the extent permitted by law. The Chair reserves the right to consider items
on the Agenda out of order.
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Mon Jul 13, 2026
Select Board
Select Board to approve FY26 transfers and routine 40B monitoring change
The Lynnfield Select Board will meet via Zoom to discuss and approve FY26 budget transfers and a routine change in the affordable housing monitoring agent for Arborpoint Apartments. The board will also approve recent meeting minutes and a boating permit application for Pillings Pond.
- FY26 budget transfers as recommended by Finance Director
- Revision to 40B monitoring requirements for Arborpoint Apartments (routine change in affordable monitoring agent)
- Approval of Select Board Minutes from May 20, 2026 & June 8, 2026
- Boating Permit Application for Pillings Pond
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✓ Decided: Select Board approves $1.9M in year-end budget transfers
The Select Board unanimously approved year-end budget transfers to close out Fiscal Year 2026. The Board also approved a change in the affordable housing monitoring agent for Market Street Apartments and a boating permit for Pillings Pond.
- Approved year-end budget transfers totaling $1,928,148.00 (Unanimous)
- Approved change of affordable housing monitoring agent for Market Street Apartments (Unanimous)
- Approved May 20, 2026 and June 8, 2026 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
- Approved boating permit 2026-1 for Daniel Ceceme on Pillings Pond (Unanimous)
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, An act relative to extending certain COVID-19
measures adopted during the state of emergency, signed on March 29, 2023, and further
extended through June 30, 2027.
Board/Committee Name: Select Board
Day/Date: Monday July 13, 2026
Time of Meeting: 6 PM Via Zoom Link to Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81205181199?pwd=zMzoIiDe1zbcdrATYboGqDawarSOVW.1
Location: Zoom
AGENDA
1. FY26 Transfers as recommended by Finance Director,
Goal: Discuss & Approve
2. Revision to 40B Monitoring requirements for Arborpoint Apartments - change in
affordable monitoring agent it is a routine change in the monitoring agent and that the
state already approved the change.
Goal: Approve
3. Approval of Select Board Minutes from May 20, 2026 & June 8, 2026
Goal: Approval
4. Boating Permit Application for Pillings Pond
Goal: Approve
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
SELECT BOARD MEETING MINUTES
Select Board July 14 , 2026
Regular Session Via Zoom
Present: Alexis Leahy, Chair
Richard Dalton, Vice Chair
Joe Gallagher, Member
The Chair called the meeting of the Select Board to order and welcomed the public. The meeting
was recorded for transmission via cable television and the town website. The Board and
attendees participated in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Finance Director, Year-End Line Transfers
Discussion: Finance Director David Castellarin presented the requested year-end budget
transfers to close out Fiscal Year 2026. Dave shared his screen for a visual of the
transfers. He explained each line item to come to a total deficit of $1,928,146.00. Dave
then explained where the money will be transferred from by each line item ending with a
$1,928,148.00 revenue. Joe Gallagher asked about snow and ice line item asking how it
compared to other years, Dave explained it was unusually high this year and we added
the override to that ($395,000.00). He also explained that between snow and ice the roads
the pavement in the parking lot in the middle school theater that ’s $1,000,000 of a one-
time money that we should never see again in transfers. Joe Gallagher had a question
about police OT and if the new officer had cut down OT rate and Dave answered that
yes, the overtime amount shown was much lesser than previous years."
Motion: Dick Dalton moved to approve the requested financial transfers as presented by
the …
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Mon Jul 13, 2026
Finance Committee
Finance Committee to approve year-end transfers
The Lynnfield Finance Committee will meet to discuss and approve year-end transfers. The meeting will be held via Zoom.
- Approve year end transfers
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, An act relative to extending certain COVID-19 measures adopted during the
state of emergency, signed on March 29, 2023, and further extended through June 30, 2027.
Board/Committee Name: Finance Committee
Day/Date: Monday July 13, 2026
Time of Meeting: 7:00 PM
Location: Zoom
AGENDA
1. Approve year end transfers
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Thu Jul 9, 2026
School Committee
School Committee Policy Subcommittee reviews three policies on July 9
The Lynnfield School Committee Policy Subcommittee will meet on July 9 at 9:30 AM in the School Administration Building to review three policies: BDA, BDE, and BEDH. This is a procedural review with no decisions scheduled.
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25 Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield School Committee Policy Subcommittee Day/Date: Thursday, July 9, 2026 Time of Meeting : 9:30 AM Location: School Administration Building 525 Salem Street, Lynnfield, MA AGENDA
1. Review of Policies BDA, BDE, BEDH
Wed Jul 8, 2026
Anti Hate Task Force
Lynnfield Anti-Hate Task Force to draft Human Relations Commission structure
The Task Force is entering its final design phase, shifting from identifying community needs to building a proposed Human Relations Commission and Healing Council model. Members will review major themes, evaluate a draft framework, and refine governance, membership, and responsibilities. The goal is to produce a first draft charter for eventual recommendation to the Select Board.
- Review and affirm major themes from community engagement
- Evaluate proposed Community Infrastructure Framework
- Refine Human Relations Commission and Healing Council structure
- Develop recommendations for governance, membership, responsibilities, and subcommittees
- Public participation period for input on all agenda items
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25 Version 7.1.10 This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, An act relative to extending certain COVID-19
measures
adopted
during
the
state
of
emergency,
signed
on
March
29,
2023,
and
further
extended
through
June
30,
2027.
Board/Committee Name: Anti-Hate Task Force
Day/Date:
Wednesday
July
8,
2026
Time
of
Meeting:
6
pm
Location:
Lynnfield
Town
Hall,
Maney
Room
-
55
Summer
St.
Lynnfield Task Force Meeting: Designing Lynnfield's Community Infrastructure " "Listening is how communities begin to heal. Building sustainable structures is how healing
becomes
part
of
a
community's
culture."
— Dr. Darnisa Amante-Jackson Purpose of This Phase (Design & Infrastructure Building) As the Task Force enters its final phase, this meeting shifts from identifying community needs
toward
designing
the
structure
that
will
become
the
Task
Force's
recommendation
to
the
Town.
Building
upon
the
themes
surfaced
over
the
past
several
months,
participants
will
begin
shaping
the
proposed
Human
Relations
Commission
(HRC)
and
Healing
Council
model,
including
its
purpose,
responsibilities,
governance,
and
community-facing
functions.
Meeting Objectives By the end of this meeting, participants will: ● Review a …
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Tue Jul 7, 2026
Zoning Board of Appeals
Lynnfield Board of Appeals to hear 8 applications including parking lot expansion for car dealership
The Lynnfield Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on July 7, 2026, to consider eight applications, including a site plan to raze a liquor store and expand parking for Herb Chambers dealership, several ADU proposals, and special permits for groundwater protection districts.
- 26-2: Atlanta Real Estate Holding LLC seeks site plan approval to demolish a liquor store and expand parking for Herb Chambers dealership (continued from May 5 hearing).
- 26-6: Matthew and Stephanie Lane request site plan review to build an ADU at 5 Stoneway (continued from June 2 hearing).
- 26-7: Stephen and Josephine Potts request site plan review to build an ADU at 82 Summer Street.
- 26-10: Stephen Rondeau seeks a variance to exceed the 900 sq. ft. limit for an ADU at 741 Salem Street.
- 26-11: RF Homes requests a special permit to convert a single-family home into a two-family dwelling at 934 Lynnfield Street.
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: BOARD OF APPEALS
Day/Date: Tuesday, July, 7, 2026
Location: The Maney Room
55 Summer Street
Lynnfield, MA 01940
Time of Meeting 7:00 PM
26-2 Atlanta Real estate Holding LLC, 421R, 433, 445, 449 and 451 Broadway, Lynnfield, MA
01940
To apply for Site Plan Approval under Section 10.6 to raze the liquor store, existing parking
areas, and existing septic systems, and to upgrade the site with an expansion of the existing
parking lot, which will be used in connection with the adjacent Herb Chambers dealership for
the same purposes that the existing parking lot is currently used (i.e., storage of for-sale vehicles
and employee parking). Continued from the 5/5/26 hearing.
26-6 Matthew and Stephanie Lane, 4 Stoneway, Lynnfield, MA 01940
To apply for a Site Plan review under Section 8.3 to construct an ADU. Continued from 6-2-26
hearing.
26-7 Stephen and Josephine Potts, 82 Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940
To apply for a Site Plan review under Section 8.3 to construct an ADU.
26-8 Sao-Mai Nguyen and Jason Laskey, 804 Main Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940
To apply for a Special Permit under Section 9.3.8.2 Groundwater Protection District.
26-9 Scott and Candice Carney, 14 Priscilla Road, Lynnfield, MA 01940
To apply for a Special Permit under Section 9.3.8.2 Groundwater Protection District.
26-10 …
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Mon Jul 6, 2026
Historical Commission
Historical Commission to review two demolition requests
The Lynnfield Historical Commission will hold a public meeting to consider two demolition requests at 57 Locksley Road and 672 Chestnut Street. The meeting will also include approval of minutes and administrative items.
- Request for demolition at 57 Locksley Road
- Request for demolition at 672 Chestnut Street
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Historical Commission
Day/Date: Monday, July 6, 2026
Time of Meeting: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Zoom/Meeting ID: 934 7516 2489
AGENDA
Call to Order
Request for Demolition at 57 Locksley Road
Request for Demolition at 672 Chestnut Street
Minutes/Administration
Adjournment
Wed Jul 1, 2026
School Committee
School Committee to discuss Superintendent contract and Open Meeting Law complaint in closed session
The Lynnfield School Committee will hold two executive sessions: one to discuss an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Jamie Hayman on June 18, 2026, and another to prepare for negotiations with the Superintendent regarding compensation for the 2026–2027 contract year. The committee will then return to open session to vote on the Superintendent's compensation.
- Executive session to discuss Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Jamie Hayman on June 18, 2026
- Executive session for strategy on nonunion personnel negotiations with the Superintendent for 2026–2027 contract year
- Vote on Superintendent compensation for 2026–2027 contract year
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25 Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield School Committee Day/Date: Wednesday July 1, 2026 Time of Meeting : 10:30 AM Location: Lynnfield Public Schools Administrative Office Building 525 Salem Street, Lynnfield, MA 01940
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Executive Session
Executive Session pursuant to G.L. c. 30A, § 21(a)(1), to discuss complaints or charges brought
against
a
public
officer,
employee,
staff
member,
or
individual,
specifically
the
Open
Meeting
Law
Complaint
submitted
by
Jamie
Hayman
on
June
18,
2026.
The
Committee
will
return
to
open
session.
Executive Session pursuant to G.L. c. 30A, § 21(a)(2), to conduct strategy sessions in preparation
for
negotiations
with
nonunion
personnel,
specifically
the
Superintendent
of
Schools,
regarding
compensation
for
the
2026–2027
contract
year.
The
Committee
will
return
to
open
session.
3. Return to Open Session
4. Vote regarding Superintendent compensation for the 2026–2027 contract year
5. Adjournment
Wed Jul 1, 2026
Historical Commission
Historical Commission to review 321 Summer St demolition request
The Lynnfield Historical Commission will discuss a demolition request for 321 Summer Street, review the Demolition Delay Bylaw, and receive an update on the Meeting House. The meeting is scheduled for July 1, 2026.
- 321 Summer Street demolition request
- Demolition Delay Bylaw review for existing and proposed properties
- Meeting House update
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Historical Commission
Day/Date: Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Time of Meeting: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Maney Room/Town Hall
AGENDA
Call to Order
321 Summer Street Demolition Request
Demolition Delay Bylaw
(Existing/Proposed Properties)
Meeting House Update
Minutes/Administration
Adjournment
Tue Jun 30, 2026
Board of Library Trustees
Library trustees to vote on roof project, meeting schedule
The Lynnfield Public Library Board of Trustees will vote on the library roof project and the 2026-2027 meeting and holiday closing schedule. They will also discuss new trustee orientation and programming. The meeting includes a consent agenda with minutes, financial reports, and the director's report.
- Vote on Library Roof Project
- Vote on Trustee Meetings and Holidays & Closings Schedule
- Consent agenda: minutes from May 12, 2026, financial and state aid reports, director's report
- Friends and Foundation updates
- New trustee introduction and orientation planning
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25 Version 7.1.10
This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, an Act relative to extending certain COVID-19
measures
adopted
during
the
state
of
emergency,
signed
on
March
29,
2023,
and
further
extended
through
June
30,
2027.
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield Public Library Board of Trustees Day/Date: Tuesday, June 30, 2026 Time of Meeting : 6:30 - 8:00 PM Location: Lynnfield Public Library Mezzanine, 18 Summer Street, Lynnfield or Virtual: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84344838955 AGENDA 1. Call Meeting to Order ● Chair calls the meeting to order with a roll call ● Chair informs attendees that the meeting is being recorded 2. Consent Agenda - Abby ( Vote required ) ● Minutes from May 12, 2026 meeting ● Financial and State Aid Reports ● Director’s Report 3. Unfinished Business ● Friends and Foundation Updates ● Library Roof Project ● Trustee Meetings and Holidays & Closings Schedule ( Vote required ) 5. New Business ● New Trustee - Introduction & Orientation process planning ● Programming Discussion 6. Subcommittee update 7. Next Steps 8. Public Comment
9. Adjournment These Agenda items are those reasonably anticipated by the Chair to be discussed at the meeting. Not
all
items
listed
may
be
discussed
and
other
items
not
listed
may
also
be
brought
up
for
discussion
to
the
extent …
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Thu Jun 25, 2026
Peabody Municipal Lighting
Peabody Municipal Lighting Commission to review power supply and approve $33,126.79 MMWEC check
The Peabody Municipal Lighting Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, hear public remarks, and receive the manager's report on the Science Fair Ceremony, union negotiations, and an Apprentice Rodeo. The board will also consider a bid award for the LM5000 Upper Exhaust Stack Replacement, review monthly expenses, evaluate a Power Supply RFI, and vote on a $33,126.79 check to MMWEC for Hydro Quebec. An executive session is scheduled for collective bargaining strategy and discussion of proprietary information.
- Award of bid for LM5000 Upper Exhaust Stack Replacement
- Monthly expense review
- Power Supply RFI evaluation
- MMWEC check for $33,126.79 (Hydro Quebec)
- Executive session for collective bargaining and trade secrets
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201 Warren Street Extension Peabody, MA 01960 Phone 978 -531-5975 Fax 978 -531-5476 www.pmlp.com
Peabody Municipal Light Plant
Community Owned. Not for profit. It’s Ours.
THIS AGENDA WILL BE POSTED AS FOLLOWS:
PEABODY MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT –WEBSITE WWW.PMLP.COM
PEABODY CITY HALL
LYNNFIELD TOWN HALL
PEABODY MUNICIPAL LIGHTING COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING
JUNE 25, 2026 -- 6:30 P.M.
PEABODY MUNICIPAL LIGHTING COMMISSION PROPOSED AGENDA FOR 6-25-26
A. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
B. ANNOUNCEMENT:
• ACKNOWLEDGE THE OPEN MEETING LAW AND INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT THE MEETING IS
BEING RECORDED BY HAND.
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES FOR:
• MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 28, 2026
• MINUTES OF EXECUTIVE SESSION OF MAY 28, 2026
D. APPOINTMENTS:
Remarks of General Public
E. CORRESPONDENCE:
• Hazardous Waste Day Thank You
MANAGER’S REPORT:
Status Reports:
• Science Fair Ceremony
• Union Negotiations Update
• Apprentice Rodeo
Personnel: Meter Technician II
F. COMMITTEE REPORTS:
G. AWARD OF BIDS:
• LM5000 Upper Exhaust Stack Replacement
AGENDA OF PMLC
JUNE 25, 2026
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Peabody Municipal Light Plant
Community Owned. Not for profit. It’s Ours.
H. GENERAL BUSINESS:
• Monthly Expense Review
• Power Supply RFI Evaluation
• MMWEC Check ($33,126.79) (Hydro Quebec)
Remarks of Commission
• Executive Session
M.G.L. c. 30A, §21 (a) 3 for the purpose of conducting strategy sessions in
preparation for Collective Bargaining; and to discuss trade s …
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Wed Jun 24, 2026
Planning Board
Planning Board to review 7 zoning cases including ADUs and groundwater permits
The Lynnfield Planning Board will hold a public meeting to review seven ZBA cases involving site plan reviews for accessory dwelling units, special permits in the Groundwater Protection District, and a two-family conversion. The board will also receive a project update on the '25 Trees for 250th' initiative and discuss the summer meeting schedule and administrative items.
- ZBA Case #26-7 – 82 Summer Street: Site Plan Review for an Accessory Dwelling Unit
- ZBA Case #26-8 – 804 Main: Special Permit in Groundwater Protection District
- ZBA Case #26-9 – 14 Priscilla: Special Permit in Groundwater Protection District
- ZBA Case #26-10 – 741 Salem: Site Plan Review for an Accessory Dwelling Unit
- ZBA Case #26-11 – 934 Lynnfield St: Special Permit for Two Family Conversion
planning-boardzoningaccessory-dwelling-unitsgroundwater-protectionsite-plan-reviewspecial-permitstrees
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield Planning Board
Day/Date: Wednesday June 24, 2026
Time of Meeting: 7:00 PM
Location: Maney Room, Lynnfield Town Hall 55 Summer Street Lynnfield
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. ZBA Case #26-7 – 82 Summer Street Sec 8.3 Site Plan Review Accessory Dwelling Unit
3. ZBA Case #26-8 – 804 Main Sec 9.3.8.2 Special Permit Groundwater Protection District
4. ZBA Case #26-9 – 14 Priscilla Sec 9.3.8.2 Special Permit Groundwater Protection District
5. ZBA Case #26-10 - 741 Salem Sec 8.3.5.7 Site Plan Review Accessory Dwelling Unit
6. ZBA Case #26-11 – 934 Lynnfield St § 3.1.2 Special Permit Two Family Conversion
7. ZBA Case #26-12 – 1 Lansdowne Sec 9.3.8.2 Special Permit Groundwater Protection District
8. ZBA Case #26-13 - 1 Lansdowne Sec 8.3.9 Site Plan Review Accessory Dwelling Unit
9. 25 Trees for 250th – project update
10. Summer Meeting Schedule & Administrative Items
Wed Jun 24, 2026
L.I.F.E - Lynnfield Initiatives for Elders Inc.
L.I.F.E. Board to Consider Full-Time Executive Director Appointment
The Lynnfield Initiatives for Elders, Inc. Board of Directors will meet to discuss and potentially act on the appointment of a full-time Executive Director, nominate a Treasurer, and review a financial report. The board will also discuss the monthly HOA maintenance fee and occupancy agreement infractions.
- Appointment of L.I.F.E., Inc. Executive Director (full time)
- Nomination of Treasurer of L.I.F.E. Board of Directors
- Discussion of Financial Report
- Discussion of monthly HOA maintenance fee
- Status of Occupancy Agreement infraction(s)
board-of-directorsexecutive-directortreasurerfinancial-reporthoa-feesoccupancy-agreement
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD LYNNFIELD, MA
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield Initiatives for Elders, Inc.
Board of Directors
Day/Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2026
Time: 12:00 pm
Location: Essex Village Clubhouse
101 Essex Street ~ Lynnfield, MA 01940
AGENDA
1. Call meeting to order
2. Introduction of Board Members
3. Approve minutes of May 27, 2026 Board of Directors meeting
4, L.LF.E., Inc. Executive Director full time appointment
5. Nomination of Treasurer of L.I..E. Board of Directors
6. Discussion of Financial Report
7, Discussion of monthly HOA maintenance fee
8. Status of Occupancy Agreement infraction(s)
9. Public comment(s)
10.Adjourn meeting
Wed Jun 24, 2026
School Committee
School Committee workshop on protocols, goals, and awards
The Lynnfield School Committee is holding a workshop to discuss communication protocols, committee operating procedures, long-term agenda, subcommittee assignments, policy proposals, superintendent goals, the Dorothy Presser Award, and committee goals. A vote on superintendent goals is scheduled.
- Dr. Darnisa Amante-Jackson presentation on communication and response protocols
- Discussion of School Committee operating protocols
- Subcommittee assignments and projects
- Policy proposals
- Vote on superintendent goals
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25 Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield School Committee Day/Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2026 Time of Meeting : 8:30 AM Location: Maney Room, Town Hall, 55 Summer Street, Lynnfield, MA
WORKSHOP AGENDA
NOTE: This workshop will be open to the public. The first agenda item will be recorded and posted to Vimeo as soon as
possible
at
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting.
1. Dr. Darnisa Amante-Jackson Presentation: Communication and Response Protocols
2. School Committee Operating Protocols 3. Long Term Agenda Review 4. Subcommittee Assignments and Projects 5. Policy Proposals 6. Superintendent Goals 7. Dorothy Presser Award Discussion 8. School Committee Goals 9. Vote: Superintendent Goals
Tue Jun 23, 2026
Anti Hate Task Force
Task Force to discuss community support mapping and Healing Council concept
The Anti-Hate Task Force will hold a working meeting focused on identifying gaps in community support and exploring the potential creation of a Healing Council. The session includes a review of prior feedback, a mapping activity, and discussion of how a new structure could strengthen belonging, trust, and response in Lynnfield.
- Community Support Mapping activity to identify where residents currently seek help and where gaps exist
- Discussion of a proposed Healing Council and its potential role in community support and response
- Review of prior task force findings on communication, trust, belonging, and accountability
- Public input welcome during designated participation portion of the meeting
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TOWN OF LYNNFIELD MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25 Version 7.1.10 This meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, An act relative to extending certain COVID-19
measures
adopted
during
the
state
of
emergency,
signed
on
March
29,
2023,
and
further
extended
through
June
30,
2027.
Board/Committee Name: Anti-Hate Task Force
Day/Date:
Tuesday
June
23,
2026
Time
of
Meeting:
6
pm
Location:
Lynnfield
Town
Hall,
Maney
Room
-
55
Summer
St.
Lynnfield Task Force Meeting: Community Support Mapping & Healing Council Discussion
"This phase of the work is less about rushing toward a final answer and more about thoughtfully
designing
a
structure
that
reflects
Lynnfield's
values,
realities,
and
aspirations.
The
goal
is
to
move
from
community
conversation
toward
sustainable
community
infrastructure."
— Dr. Darnisa Amante-Jackson
Purpose of This Phase (Design & Infrastructure Building)
As the Task Force moves closer to developing recommendations for the Town, our focus shifts
from
understanding
community
experiences
toward
identifying
the
systems,
supports,
and
structures
needed
to
strengthen
belonging,
trust,
communication,
and
response.
This meeting will explore where residents currently seek support when challenges arise, identify
gaps
and
barriers
within …
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Mon Jun 22, 2026
Lynnfield Housing Authority
Lynnfield Housing Authority to vote on FY2027 state contract and Main Street lease renewal
The Lynnfield Housing Authority will review and vote on the Fenton, Ewald & Associates state contract for FY2027, a lease renewal for 680-682 Main Street, and a financial report. The board will also consider public comment, board member training, an employee update, and possibly enter executive session. The meeting is held remotely under extended COVID-19 remote meeting provisions.
- Fenton, Ewald & Associates, PC State Contract for FY2027 review and vote
- 680-682 Main Street lease renewal review and vote
- Financial report review and vote
- Colonial Gardens summer gathering review and vote
- Employee update and vote
housing-authoritycontractsleasesfinancial-reportpublic-commentexecutive-session
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MEETING NOTICE
(As required by MGL Chapter 30A, sections 18-25)
TOWN OF LYNNFIELD = RECEIVED
AGENCY: Lynnfield Housing Authorit
ynnfield Housing Authority 105 HN 1 P34
WHEN: June 22, 2026, AT: 12:00 PM
WH CLERKS OFFICE
LOCATION: Remote LYNNFIELD. MA
NOTE: On March 29, 2023, Governor Healey signed into law a supplemental budget bill which, among
other things, extends the temporary provisions pertaining to the Open Meeting Law to March 31, 2025.
Specifically, this further extension allows public bodies to continue holding meetings remotely without a
quorum of the public body physically present at a meeting location, and to provide "adequate, alternative"
access to remote meetings. The language does not make any substantive changes to the Open Meeting
Law other than extending the expiration date of the temporary provisions regarding remote meetings. This
meeting will be conducted under S. 2475, an act relative to extending certain COVID-19 measures
adopted during the state of emergency and further extended through June 30, 2027. (see details below)
Participant Instructions
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AGENDA
Financial Report(s) Review and V …
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
Board of Health
Board of Health to consider emergency approvals for 25 Apple Hill and 100 Locksley Rd
The Lynnfield Board of Health will meet to discuss and potentially approve emergency items at 25 Apple Hill and 100 Locksley Rd, along with a Pirana system approval for failed infiltrators, ADU approvals, and bedroom determinations. The meeting also includes review of prior minutes.
- Emergency approval for 25 Apple Hill
- Emergency approval for 100 Locksley Rd
- Pirana system approval for failed infiltrators
- ADU approvals and bedroom determinations
board-of-healthemergency-approvalsseptic-systemsadulynnfield
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MEETING NOTICE
TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
(As required by MGL Chapter 30A, sections 18-25)
Town Clerk Date Stamp
Board/Committee Name: Lynnfield Board of Health
Day/Date: Thursday, June 18, 2026
Time of Meeting: 5:30pm
Location: Lynnfield Media Studios, 600 Market Street
AGENDA
1. Board of Health Call to Order
2. Minutes of Thursday December 18, 2025
3. Minutes of Thursday January 16, 2026
4. 25 Apple Hill (emerge. Approval)
5. 100 Locksley Rd (emerge. Approval)
6.10 Merrow Dr.
7. 1 West Way
8. Pirana system approval for Failed Infiltrators
9. ADU approvals and Bedroom Determinations
10. Directors note
Wed Jun 17, 2026
Open Space & Recreation Working Group
Open Space group to review Partridge Island boardwalk replacement cost
The Open Space & Recreation Working Group will review a cost estimate to replace the Partridge Island boardwalk and discuss the replacement process. Members will also receive updates on invasive species work, a Girl Scout parklet project, trail easements, and Willis Woods trail development. The meeting includes planning for conservation-area walks and clean-up activities.
- Review of SumCo estimate for Partridge Island boardwalk replacement
- Invasive Species Initiative next steps presented by Richard Novak
- BDBR Girl Scout Gold Award & Village Parklet Project Build Day
- National Grid Easement to Broad Meadows and Market Street Trail Easement updates
- Willis Woods RFP for trail development and deer stand removal
open-spacerecreationboardwalktrailsconservationinvasive-specieseasements
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MEETING NOTICE
TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
(As required by MGL Chapter 30A, sections 18-25)
Board/Committee Name: Open Space & Recreation Plan – Working Group
Members: Steve Fantone, Don Gentile, Rich Kosian, Mary Lohan, Bob Lee, James MacDonald, Amy
MacNulty, Jennifer Welter, Tommy Frohlichstein (Planning Department staff)
Invited Guests: Emilie Cademartori (Director, Planning & Conservation), Nick Federico, Maria Fernandez
Donovan, Matt Thompson, Dorothy McMann, Richard Novak
Day/Date/Time: Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 6:00pm
Location: Lynnfield Town Hall, Meeting Room T110
AGENDA
1. Updates
a. Invasive Species Initiative Next Step - Richard Novak
b. BDBR Girl Scout Gold Award & The Village Parklet Project Build Day Project
c. Easements Update
i. National Grid Easement to Broad Meadows
ii. Recent meeting re: Market Street Trail Easement
d. Planning Board Tree Planting Initiative & 250th Celebration
e. Willis Woods
i. RFP for Trail Development Schedule
ii. Deer Stands removal/No Hunting signs
f. Rail Trail
2. Partridge Island Boardwalk
a. Review of the SumCo estimate of costs to replace
b. Process for replacement
c. LIFE, Inc. mitigation for improvements and invasive management request to the Conservation
Commission
3. Walk Ideas and Suggestions
a. Greenbelt/IRWA – Natural History of Willis Woods
b. Other Suggestions?
4. Lynnfield Cares Connection volunteers
a. https://lynnfieldcaresconnection.com/contact-lynnfield-cares-connection/
5. Conservation …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026
Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission to hear 3 new wetland buffer projects and 2 continued hearings
The Lynnfield Conservation Commission will hold public hearings on three new Requests for Determination of Applicability for projects at 27 Bishops Lane, 30 Arlington Street, and 342 Pillings Pond Road, all involving work within the 100-foot buffer to wetlands. The Commission will also continue hearings on two Notices of Intent: a sports court at 7 Ashley Court and a commercial redevelopment at 445 Broadway. Other business includes requests for an insignificant change determination, two certificates of compliance, and an extension for the Tuttle Lane Subdivision.
- New hearing: 27 Bishops Lane – septic system replacement within 100-foot buffer to bordering vegetated wetland
- New hearing: 30 Arlington Street – home addition and garage within 100-foot buffer to intermittent stream
- New hearing: 342 Pillings Pond Road – retaining wall and patio within 100-foot buffer to bank and pond
- Continued: 7 Ashley Court – sports court construction in flood zone and wetland buffer (DEP #209-0708)
- Continued: 445 Broadway – raze existing structures for auto service center in wetland buffer (DEP #209-0706)
✓ Decided: Conservation Commission issues negative determinations for two residential projects
The Commission approved negative determinations for septic and home expansion projects and issued certificates of compliance for two restoration and rebuild projects. Several public hearings were continued to July, and a one-year extension was granted for the Tuttle Lane Subdivision.
- Issued negative determination for septic system at 27 Bishops Lane (6-0)
- Issued negative determination for home expansion at 30 Arlington Street (6-0)
- Continued public hearing for 7 Ashley Court sports court to July 21 (7-0)
- Continued public hearing for 445 Broadway auto service center to July 21 (7-0)
- Issued Certificate of Compliance for wetland restoration at 10 Windsor Road (7-0)
- Issued Certificate of Compliance for home rebuild at 135 Chestnut Street (7-0)
- Approved one-year extension for Tuttle Lane Subdivision (7-0)
- Approved May 19, 2026 meeting minutes (7-0)
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TOWN OF
LYNNFIELD
MEETING NOTICE
POSTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF M.G.L. CHAPTER 30A §§18-25
Version 7.1.10
Board/Committee Name: Conservation Commission
Day/Date: Tuesday June 16, 2026
Time of Meeting: 6:30 PM
Location: Maney Room, Lynnfield Town Hall - 55 Summer Street Lynnfield
Agenda
New Public Meetings
Request for Determination of Applicability – 27 Bishops Lane
Applicant: Maher Samaha
Project: Replacement of septic system partially within the 100 ft Buffer to Bordering Vegetated Wetland
Request for Determination of Applicability – 30 Arlington Street
Applicant: John Potter Furey
Project: Addition, expansion of the home from 1.5 to 2 stories, and attached garage within 100 ft Buffer to Intermittent Stream
Request for Determination of Applicability – 342 Pillings Pond Road
Applicant: Ethan Money
Project: Retaining wall and patio within 100 ft Buffer to Bank and Pillings Pond
Continued Public Hearings
Notice of Intent – 7 Ashley Court DEP File # 209-0708
Applicant: Daniel & Melanie Lewis
Project: Construction of a sports court, including grading and filling activities, vegetation removal and the creation of
compensatory flood storage. Work is proposed in Bordering Land Subject to Flooding, the 100 ft Buffer to Bordering Vegetated Wetland
and the 200 ft Riverfront
Notice of Intent – 445 Broadway DEP File # 209-0706
Applicant: John Welch, Broadway Lynnfield Properties LLC
Project: Raze existing structure …
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June 16, 2026 LCC Meeting Minutes 1
TOWN OF LYNNFIELD
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
MEETING MINUTES
June 16, 2026 - 6:30 PM
Joseph P. Maney Room, Town Hall
55 Summer Street, Lynnfield
Conservation Commission board members in attendance:
Chair Don Gentile, Erin Hohmann, Kirk Mansfield, John Michalski, Bryce Foote, Maria Donovan,
(Gianfranco Sacco arrives 6:44pm), Director Emilie Cademartori
6:30pm – Chair Don Gentile called the meeting to order.
New Public Meetings
6:31pm - Request for Determination of Applicability - 27 Bishops Lane
Applicant: Maher Samaha
Project: Replacement of septic system partially within the 100 ft Buffer to Bordering Vegetated
Wetland
Director Cademartori reported that there is a large wetland resource area behind the property. The yard is
deep with the new septic to be placed in the front yard. The only work in jurisdiction involves the new
tank and the filling of the old cess pool, much of which is outside the 50’ buffer. The field is outside of
the 100’ buffer. There is no planned tree removal work. Chair Gentile asked if appropriate erosion control
measures would be taken, to which Cademartori said yes. There was no public comment.
Chair Gentile asked for a motion to issue a negative determination for the installation of the septic
system at 27 Bishops Lane. Hohmann made the motion. Donovan seconded the motion. The motion
carried 6-0.
6:35pm - Request for Determination of Applicability - 30 Arlington Street
Applicant: Joh …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $6.5M | CASO LOGZONE LLC Environmental Protection Agency · OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE US EPA OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOP |
| $4.4M | CASO GLOBAL CORP Department of Defense · FACILITIES SUPPORT |
| $2.3M | CASO GLOBAL CORP Department of Transportation · PROPERTY LOGISTICS AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES FOR VOLPE CENTE |
| $1.2M | CASO GLOBAL CORP Department of Defense · FACILITY OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES |
| $571,050 | CHEMAXON LLC Department of Commerce · CHEMINFORMATICS SOFTWARE AND MAINTENANCE SUPPORT |
| $209,016 | CASO GLOBAL CORP Department of Defense · PEC TROOP MEDICAL CLINIC NURSING SERVICES. THIS CONTINUED CONTRACT INC |
| $189,792 | HP HOOD LLC Department of Agriculture · COMMODITIES FOR USG FOOD DONATIONS: 2000008332/4100025071/MILK 2% FRES |
| $188,208 | HP HOOD LLC Department of Agriculture · COMMODITIES FOR USG FOOD DONATIONS: 2000008673/4100025900/MILK 1% FRES |
| $179,138 | HP HOOD LLC Department of Agriculture · COMMODITIES FOR USG FOOD DONATIONS: 2000011227/4100034063/MILK 2% FRES |
| $168,971 | CASO GLOBAL CORP Department of Transportation · PROPERTY LOGISTICS AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES CONTRACT - 2-MO |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context (Essex County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Business establishments19,988 (287,960 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,963/mo (55 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy19.0% (low numeracy 26% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
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Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
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Where it’s happening
geocoded land-use decisions🗺 Interactive map
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