Historic District Commission reorganizes and approves five certificates of appropriateness
The Plymouth Historic District Commission reorganized and approved five Certificates of Appropriateness for commercial and institutional properties. Anne Mason was unanimously elected Chair, with Paul Blanchard as Vice Chair and Kim Canducci as Secretary. The commission approved an awning for Lash
Historic District Commission · Meeting of July 8, 2026
PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth Historic District Commission reorganized and approved five Certificates of Appropriateness for commercial and institutional properties. Anne Mason was unanimously elected Chair, with Paul Blanchard as Vice Chair and Kim Canducci as Secretary. The commission approved an awning for Lash Boutique at 17 Main Street on the condition it match the height of the existing awning and not extend beyond the window, a red cedar fence at the General Society of Mayflower Descendants property at 4 Winslow Street, new signage for Zebra Visuals at 1 Main Street, window restoration for the Plymouth Antiquarian Society's Spooner House at 27 North Street, and a new signboard for Kingston Signarama/Plymouth Fireplace at 56 Court Street with placement and removal conditions.
The commission continued a hearing for 46 Summer Street to July 22 when the applicant was not present.
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Source: the Historic District Commission meeting of July 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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