Commission approves conditions on two wetlands development projects, votes to support land conservation
Plymouth Conservation Commission approved Orders of Conditions on two wetlands projects and voted to support a Buzzards Bay Coalition land conservation initiative.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of May 12, 2026
Plymouth Conservation Commission approved Orders of Conditions on two wetlands projects and voted to support a Buzzards Bay Coalition land conservation initiative. The Westerly Road sidewalk project and Black Cat Road dock project received approval with conditions, while hearings on a Colony Beach Boulevard residential development and a Manomet Avenue retaining wall continued to June 16. The Commission voted unanimously to support the BBC's acquisition of the Mann property, a former cranberry bog off Head of the Bay Road planned for restoration and public recreation access, funded through NOAA and state grants.
The Commission also issued Certificates of Compliance for two completed projects and an Enforcement Order requiring beach management plan development at Saquish Beach within 90 days.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of May 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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