Community Preservation Committee approves three Fall applications
Plymouth Community Preservation Committee approved three Fall Town Meeting funding applications totaling $1.765 million.
Plymouth Community Preservation Committee approved three Fall Town Meeting funding applications totaling $1.765 million.
The Community Preservation Committee reorganized July 23, unanimously electing Edward Bradley as Chair, Tim Grandy as Vice Chair, and Len Levin as Clerk. The committee approved $11,505 in invoices and authorized up to $8,000 for an appraisal of 10.5 acres off Island Lake Road. Two major fall
The Plymouth Community Preservation Committee voted unanimously to require affordable housing, open space, and historic deed restrictions be recorded before any Community Preservation funds are distributed to grant recipients. Chair Edward Bradley presided as the committee also voted 7-1-0 to close
Plymouth's Community Preservation Committee unanimously withdrew Article 27 from the Spring Town Meeting warrant due to a clerical error in the Town Meeting Booklet. Finance Director Lynne Barrett reported the mistake could be corrected for Fall Town Meeting with no fiscal consequence. The
Community Preservation Committee approves invoices totaling 1.1 million dollars. Chair Edward Bradley and eight members unanimously accepted the agenda and prior minutes, then reviewed spending including 600,000 dollars for the Gilmore Land Purchase and 434,147 dollars for PACH. CPC Coordinator
Get Plymouth's town government news by email, free. One briefing each morning.
Check your email to confirm. One tap and you are in.
Something went wrong. Please try again.