Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation approves paid parking start, 11 Water Street lot review, budget and audits
Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation board approved May 22 paid parking restart. Six board members present voted unanimously to begin collecting fees in the Memorial Hall Lot and on the Waterfront following completion of the Water Street construction project. The board also unanimously
Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation · Meeting of May 13, 2026
Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation board approved May 22 paid parking restart. Six board members present voted unanimously to begin collecting fees in the Memorial Hall Lot and on the Waterfront following completion of the Water Street construction project. The board also unanimously approved the 2026 Park Plymouth budget and authorized a consultant contract with Mr.
Burke for Phase 1 of a Parking Management Plan update at cost not to exceed $9,800. Director Mr. Egan received a 4 percent salary increase retroactive to his anniversary date, and PEO J.
Travers received a 3 percent increase. The board introduced Keiko Orrall, the new President and Chief Executive Officer of See Plymouth.
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Source: the Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation meeting of May 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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