Historic District Commission approves three certificates, continues one case
The Plymouth Historic District Commission unanimously approved three certificates of appropriateness for exterior work in the historic district on June 24. Chair Michael Tubin and the seven-member commission, including Vice Chair Anne Mason and Secretary Kimberlee Canducci, signed off on exterior
Historic District Commission · Meeting of June 24, 2026
PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth Historic District Commission unanimously approved three certificates of appropriateness for exterior work in the historic district on June 24. Chair Michael Tubin and the seven-member commission, including Vice Chair Anne Mason and Secretary Kimberlee Canducci, signed off on exterior renovation at 7-9 S. Park Ave with approval for fire escape removal, deck additions, and six-panel doors.
The Mayflower Society's exterior alteration work at 19 Town Square was also unanimously approved contingent on preserving materials, windows, and masonry. Two cases — the Plymouth Antiquarian Society's work at 27 North Street and the General Society of Mayflower Descendants' cedar fencing project at 4 Winslow Street — were continued to the July 8 meeting.
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Source: the Historic District Commission meeting of June 24, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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