Select Board approves Beth Doyle aquaculture license for ten years
The Select Board voted unanimously to renew a 10-year aquaculture license for Beth Doyle covering 4 acres in Plymouth Harbor through May 2036, with Harbormaster Chad Hunter introducing the application and Doyle expressing gratitude for town support of aquaculture. The Board also unanimously
Select Board · Meeting of June 16, 2026
PLYMOUTH — The Select Board voted unanimously to renew a 10-year aquaculture license for Beth Doyle covering 4 acres in Plymouth Harbor through May 2036, with Harbormaster Chad Hunter introducing the application and Doyle expressing gratitude for town support of aquaculture. The Board also unanimously approved three liquor and entertainment licenses, including permits for Black Lantern Tavern's June 20 community cookout and closure of Gillis Family Tavern's current location at 6 Spring Lane pending relocation to 22 Main Street. The Board approved 23 administrative notes including a $90,000 wildfire protection grant, a $23,040 emergency management grant, acceptance of two electric vehicle charging stations valued at $10,000, and a Peace Pole donation from the Plymouth Noontime Rotary Club with a dedication ceremony set for August 2.
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Source: the Select Board meeting of June 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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