Plymouth Conservation Commission approves dock repair, septic replacement, and coastal demolition while rescinding improperly noticed prior votes. Chair Sean Andersen led 5-1 rescission votes on two March 3 items excluded from the agenda. The Commission unanimously cleared a dock repair at Clarks
Plymouth Conservation Commission approves remediation order and coastal home project. Vice-Chair Walter Morrison, III oversaw approval of Orders of Conditions for emergency removal of petroleum-impacted soil at 55 Provincetown View Road, where approximately 40 gallons of fuel spilled during
Plymouth Conservation Commission approves three Notice of Intent applications and two compliance certificates. Chair Sean Andersen and five commissioners voted 6-0 on each item: Orders issued for septic repair at 24 1/2 Allerton Street with conditions for debris removal and revised site plan; a
Plymouth Conservation Commission approves Spring Lane all-abilities trail and three related projects. Nate Cristofori of the Division of Natural Resources presented the 14-acre town-owned walking trail project, which includes comprehensive site cleanup and requires no chemical de-icing, with
Plymouth Conservation Commission votes peer consultant for major Pulte development. The Commission unanimously approved hiring a Section 53G consultant to conduct peer review of two residential projects totaling 113 units across multiple parcels on Sandri Drive, Hedge Road, and Court Street, with
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