Plymouth Airport Commission discussed noise complaint protocols and restaurant parking, with no formal decisions recorded. Chairman Paul Worcester expressed concern that approximately 27 monthly noise complaints consume staff time without producing safety improvements.
Plymouth Airport Commission approved revised State Police Hangar lease language at its September 3 meeting. Vice Chairman Tom Hurley moved to accept the language changes based on recommendations from Attorney Galvin, with Commissioner Chris Merrill seconding; the motion passed unanimously 7-0.
Plymouth Airport Commission discussed plans to recruit a new manager through UMass Boston's Collins Center, which outlined a timeline targeting September for position profile review and approximately one month of advertising.
The Plymouth Airport Commission approved sewer rate increases and a 5.8 percent CPI adjustment on July 16. Finance Director Lynne Barrett reported that the Wastewater Treatment Plant costs roughly $100,000 annually but generates only $40,000 in revenue, prompting the recommendation for a $25
Plymouth Airport Commission elected Paul Worcester chairman and Tom Hurley vice chair on July 2, reorganizing under new leadership while deferring major votes. Worcester's appointment passed 4-1-1, with Costello voting no and Worcester abstaining; Hurley's vice chair election was 5-0-1. Acting
The Plymouth Airport Commission unanimously authorized Chairman Kenneth Fosdick to sign grant applications for two major infrastructure projects. The Runway 6-24 reconstruction carries a total cost just over 6 million dollars, with the FAA covering 95 percent of construction; the Gate 3 Taxi Lane
Plymouth Airport Commission approved hiring UMass to conduct a search for a new Airport Manager and reviewed a runway reconstruction project that drew five bids. Engineer Jeff Adler of Dubois & King presented completed runway borings and explained updated FAA pavement-thickness guidelines; the low
Plymouth Airport Commission unanimously approved engaging UMass Boston's Collins Center to conduct a nationwide search for airport manager at a cost of $9,500. Chairman Kenneth Fosdick was authorized to sign the contract. The commission also voted 6-0 to approve legal documents permitting the Elks
Plymouth Airport Commission approves three construction projects and accepts noise abatement proposal. The Commission authorized Chairman Kenneth Fosdick to sign an agreement for the Elks Club building pending attorney approval and granted final approval for the Boy Scouts Camporee scheduled May 1
Airport Commission approves runway, taxilane reconstruction grants. Chairman Kenneth Fosdick led the commission in unanimously authorizing grant applications for Runway 6/24 reconstruction, expected to bid in late March with a 120-day construction timeline, and the Gate 3 Taxi Lane project, likely
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