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Committee of Precinct Chairs approves prior minutes, reviews Spring Town Meeting conduct and wastewater plan.

Plymouth precinct chairs approved prior minutes and reviewed Spring Town Meeting conduct at a two-hour evening session. Moderator Steve Triffletti reported two conduct warnings during the town's nine-hour 250th anniversary meeting and Assistant Town Moderator Nicole Manfredi recommended mandatory

Committee of Precinct Chairs · Meeting of April 16, 2026

Plymouth precinct chairs approved prior minutes and reviewed Spring Town Meeting conduct at a two-hour evening session. Moderator Steve Triffletti reported two conduct warnings during the town's nine-hour 250th anniversary meeting and Assistant Town Moderator Nicole Manfredi recommended mandatory rules review for members who violated order before the next session. Doug Pinard, Wastewater Superintendent, and consultants from Weston and Sampson presented a Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan framework covering existing conditions, a 20-year timeline, public outreach, and financing.

Chair Matt Tavares announced a May meeting presentation from Town Manager Derek Brindisi and Finance Director Lynne Barrett on a revised budget timeline and five-year fiscal model in response to member requests for earlier involvement in budget discussions.

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Source: the Committee of Precinct Chairs meeting of April 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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