The Plymouth Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee unanimously approved moving bylaw definitions from Section 203-2C to 203-2A, with a directive to coordinate removal of duplicates from the General Bylaw through Planning and Development staff. Chair Michelle Christensen oversaw line-by-line review
The Plymouth Cable Advisory Committee received legal guidance on license renewal for Comcast and Verizon. KP Law counsel Nicole Costanzo explained federal ascertainment requirements, noting the town must assess operator compliance over a 10-year outlook and eventually hold one public hearing before
Plymouth election officials published a primary voter guide this week ahead of the September 1 State Primary. The guide, posted by the town, outlines early voting and mail-in ballot procedures for residents preparing to cast a ballot (plymouth-ma.gov/664/Election-Voter-Information). Sep…
The West Plymouth Steering Committee unanimously reorganized its leadership on August 19. Judy Barber was elected chair, Justin Fosdick vice chair, and Brian Collins secretary.
The Cedarville Steering Committee learned details of a curbside composting program through Black Earth Compost, available for subscription at rates from $15.99 to $20.99 monthly depending on pickup frequency.
The Plymouth Affordable Housing Trust assigned community outreach coordination and set a September 16 vote on down-payment assistance. The Trust tasked Bill Keohan, Art Desloges, and George Herz, II with coordinating outreach efforts including a community video and presentations to town boards.
Plymouth's Finance Committee voted 10-3 to push for a second independent audit of its school cafeteria program after a decade-long theft scheme.
The Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee voted to approve August 3 minutes and advanced planning for its October 18 Parting Ways event. Vice Chair Donna Curtin and eleven members attended. The event group set a 1:00 PM start time and is evaluating parking at the former Sacred Heart High School,
Plymouth's Board of Health approved a septic variance for 8 Alpine Road and denied a tobacco permit appeal for White Horse General at 121 White Horse Road while voting unanimously to prohibit Subway at 74 Long Pond Road from reopening until the Public Health Division confirms satisfactory
Plymouth schools overhauled food service controls after cafeteria manager theft. The Advisory and Finance Committee endorsed a $60,000 controls overhaul after an internal audit by Clifton Larson Allen found the Plymouth School Cafeteria Manager had stolen money and equipment. Assistant