Select Board approves $32.7M bond, restructures planning department
Plymouth Select Board approved a $32.7 million bond anticipation note and reorganized the Planning Department to prioritize affordable housing. Meeting without Chair David Golden Jr., the Board voted unanimously on the one-year BAN due April 2027 at 2.4056 percent net interest, funding Community
Select Board · Meeting of April 21, 2026
Plymouth Select Board approved a $32.7 million bond anticipation note and reorganized the Planning Department to prioritize affordable housing. Meeting without Chair David Golden Jr., the Board voted unanimously on the one-year BAN due April 2027 at 2.4056 percent net interest, funding Community Preservation, general fund, sewer and water projects. Vice Chair Richard Quintal Jr. presiding, the Board elevated Lauren Lind to Assistant Town Manager and adopted a strategy to reach 10 percent affordable housing by 2030, currently tracking 270 units short.
The Board approved a three-year artist-in-residence agreement with Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra capped at $60,000 in municipal cost.
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Source: the Select Board meeting of April 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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