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Subcommittee B drafts natural features revisions to earth removal bylaw

Plymouth's Earth Removal Bylaw Committee Subcommittee B approved prior minutes and advanced work on revisions to bylaw section 203-2(B) covering natural features protections. The three-member subcommittee — Love Albrecht Howard, Scott MacMillin, and Walter Morrison III — divided drafting duties,

Earth Removal Bylaw Committee · Meeting of June 30, 2026

Plymouth's Earth Removal Bylaw Committee Subcommittee B approved prior minutes and advanced work on revisions to bylaw section 203-2(B) covering natural features protections. The three-member subcommittee — Love Albrecht Howard, Scott MacMillin, and Walter Morrison III — divided drafting duties, with members assigned to compile tree and vegetation protection standards, develop subsoil scarification requirements, and incorporate recommendations from the Cape Cod Commission model vegetation protection bylaw. The subcommittee plans to relocate pertinent definitions from bylaw section 201-3 directly into the revised text to improve usability and consistency with recently codified General Bylaws.

A complete draft annotated outline must reach the full Earth Removal Bylaw Committee by noon on July 2, 2026.

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Source: the Earth Removal Bylaw Committee meeting of June 30, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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