Board of Health approves re-inspection fee for food establishments
Plymouth Board of Health unanimously implements new re-inspection fee for food establishments. The five-member board approved the new revenue measure on a motion by Amy Palmer, seconded by Kate Morini, as proposed by Public Health Director Karen Keane. The board also unanimously denied Long Pond
Board of Health · Meeting of May 6, 2026
Plymouth Board of Health unanimously implements new re-inspection fee for food establishments. The five-member board approved the new revenue measure on a motion by Amy Palmer, seconded by Kate Morini, as proposed by Public Health Director Karen Keane. The board also unanimously denied Long Pond Village's waiver request seeking exemption from park-rules submission but accepted a pest-control company letter confirming no pests as an alternative.
The board approved a grease trap variance for the John Carver Hotel.
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Source: the Board of Health meeting of May 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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