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Plymouth Board Upholds Funeral Home Late Fees 3-2, Suspends Tobacco Retailer

PLYMOUTH -- June 17, 2026, Plymouth Board of Health upholds $600 in late fees against a 131-year-old funeral home and sustains a two-week tobacco suspension against a village store. The board voted 3-2 at its June 17 meeting to deny a late-fee waiver sought by Carmel

Open Space Committee advances multiple tax title properties to fall warrant.

Plymouth Open Space Committee approves 11 tax title properties for fall town warrant consideration. Chair Stephanie Silva led the nine-member committee through a comprehensive review of properties, voting unanimously to advance multiple parcels near Bartlett Pond, Beaver Dam Pond, and along West

Earth Removal Bylaw Committee advances review of working outline.

Earth Removal Bylaw Committee advances working outline through linguistic and regulatory refinement. All nine members present continued the line-by-line review, agreeing to replace "incidental" with "necessary" and maintain the five-acre open excavation limit. Committee member Ed Conroy raised

Historic District Commission approves Drew Hotel signage at six square feet.

Historic District Commission approves signage at the Drew Hotel. The commission voted 7-0 (with one abstention by Ryan Vayo) to approve a Certificate of Appropriateness for signage at 3 Chilton Street limited to six square feet. Two formal hearing cases—Lydia Robertson's exterior alteration at 46

Subcommittee B approves prior minutes, assigns revisions to earth removal bylaw.

Subcommittee B of the Earth Removal Bylaw Committee approved prior meeting minutes and distributed revision assignments for Plymouth Code Chapter 203 sections 203-2(A) and (B). The three-member panel, meeting via Zoom, discussed property line setbacks at 71 Hedges Pond Road and reviewed draft