The Earth Removal Bylaw Committee directed specific language and technical changes to Horsley Whitten Group's earth removal bylaw draft.
Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee advanced Article 9 toward April 2027 town meeting.
Earth Removal Committee endorsed Article 24 modifying the Unified Complex bylaw in a unanimous vote. Committee member Eric Cody made the motion, seconded by Hampton Watkins.
Earth Removal Bylaw Committee completed full draft review on September 10.
Earth Removal Bylaw Committee removed redundant provisions from draft rules.
The Plymouth Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee unanimously approved moving bylaw definitions from Section 203-2C to 203-2A, with a directive to coordinate removal of duplicates from the General Bylaw through Planning and Development staff. Chair Michelle Christensen oversaw line-by-line review
Earth Removal Bylaw Committee continued work on Natural Features Conservation bylaw section 203-2C with consultant Horsley Witten Group. Seven committee members, joined via video by consultants Nathan Kelly and Jeff Davis, reviewed a draft annotated outline line-by-line, with Kelly cautioning that
The Earth Removal Bylaw Committee approved July 2 minutes and confirmed Horsley Witten Group as fixed-fee consultant to assist the Committee. Michelle Christensen reported the contract was executed July 14 with Procurement managing the engagement. The full Committee continued its line-by-line
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,
Plymouth's Earth Removal Bylaw Committee finished its line-by-line review of a working draft, cutting the outline from 468 lines to 364, and appointed a subcommittee to reconcile the revised text with existing zoning rules. Eight members attended the June 25 meeting; the subcommittee comprises Love
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