Earth Removal Bylaw Committee subcommittee eyes December 2026 completion for Spring 2027 Town Meeting. Chair Michelle Christensen, Hampton Watkins, and Richard Serkey unanimously approved a Scope of Services document for a technical consultant and adjusted the project timeline to December 2026. The
Plymouth's Earth Removal Bylaw Committee Subcommittee B convened remotely to refine proposed modifications to sections 203-2(A) and (B). Members Love Albrecht Howard, Scott MacMillin, and Walter Morrison III reviewed revisions to section 201-3 definitions covering cranberry cultivation earth
Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee advances draft ordinance with subcommittee progress. The committee unanimously approved consolidating all bylaw definitions in a single section rather than dispersing them, as the Draft Bylaw Outline subcommittee targets April 8 for first drafts and April 16 for
Earth Removal Bylaw Committee advances consultant search and bylaw strategy. The committee voted unanimously to revise earth removal rules within the existing Zoning Bylaw rather than create a separate General Bylaw, and will interview the Edward Collins Center for Public Management and the Donahue
Earth Removal Bylaw Committee advances comprehensive bylaw redesign, approves prior minutes. The committee discussed creating an entirely new bylaw rather than amending existing regulations, following models adopted by municipalities like Mashpee, which establish a dedicated Earth Removal Committee
Plymouth Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee adopts new strategy using targeted roadmap. Chair Michelle Christensen and eight members present unanimously approved prior minutes and shifted from a comprehensive spreadsheet approach to identifying control mechanisms from other municipalities,
Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee deliberates consultant reduction and subcommittee findings. The committee heard public concern from Katherine Harrelson about missing cultural resource surveys at 71 Hedges Pond Road and from Heather Fillebrown about transparency and legal independence. Richard
Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee organizes into three subcommittees with end-of-March deadline. Eight members attended the January 29 session in person, approving a hybrid meeting format and establishing working groups: Town Comparison, led by Eric Cody; Case Law, led by Richard Serkey; and
The Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee held its inaugural meeting and unanimously elected Michelle Christensen as Chair, Love Albrecht Howard as Vice Chair, and Allen Hemberger as Clerk. The nine-member committee will develop a draft bylaw for the Planning Board to present to Town Meeting, with
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