Commission discusses noise protocols and restaurant parking
Plymouth Airport Commission discussed noise complaint protocols and restaurant parking, with no formal decisions recorded. Chairman Paul Worcester expressed concern that approximately 27 monthly noise complaints consume staff time without producing safety improvements.
Airport Commission · Meeting of September 10, 2026
Plymouth Airport Commission discussed noise complaint protocols and restaurant parking, with no formal decisions recorded. Chairman Paul Worcester expressed concern that approximately 27 monthly noise complaints consume staff time without producing safety improvements. Commissioner Karin Goulian proposed increased community outreach about noise abatement measures, while Commissioner Alan Costello suggested a subcommittee to review complaints.
On restaurant parking, Worcester said he is exploring dedicated spaces despite permitting and conservation requirements. Commissioner Peter Conner raised fairness concerns about dedicated parking for a single business. The Commission took no action on either issue and met in Executive Session to discuss an employment position, with no recorded vote.
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Source: the Airport Commission meeting of September 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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