Steering Committee tables February minutes, rejects dual proposals on procedure and venue.
Manomet Village Steering Committee defeats procedural reform and venue relocation. The committee tabled its February 19 minutes and rejected parallel motions from Bill Arienti and Anthony Mayo to establish a subcommittee drafting procedural rules (3-3, one abstention) and to move meetings from Town
Manomet Village Steering Committee · Meeting of March 19, 2026
PLYMOUTH — Manomet Village Steering Committee defeats procedural reform and venue relocation. The committee tabled its February 19 minutes and rejected parallel motions from Bill Arienti and Anthony Mayo to establish a subcommittee drafting procedural rules (3-3, one abstention) and to move meetings from Town Hall to the Manomet Library (3-3, one abstention). Planning Board liaison Steve Bolotin emphasized the committee functions as an advisory body under Planning Board and Select Board authority, not as a policy-making group.
Plymouth Police Officer Paul Reissfelder reported force promotions and announced a shift to ten hour, four day work schedules.
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Source: the Manomet Village Steering Committee meeting of March 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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