Conservation Commission approves Scarlet Drive dwelling with conditions
Plymouth Conservation Commission approved a single-family dwelling project with environmental mitigation requirements.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of May 19, 2026
Plymouth Conservation Commission approved a single-family dwelling project with environmental mitigation requirements. The Commission voted unanimously May 19 to issue an Order for 136 Scarlet Drive, applicant Wade Sinclair, conditional on submission of a revised site plan depicting native species seed mix for wetland mitigation. The Commission also issued a Certificate of Compliance for reconstruction work at 46 Gunning Point Road.
Three other applications were continued: High Point Treatment Center's proposal for 2,260 square feet of additions at 1233 State Road to June 19, and applications for 164 Court Street and Town Wharf to June 30.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of May 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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