Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee continues work toward spring town meeting
Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee advanced Article 9 toward April 2027 town meeting.
Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee advanced Article 9 toward April 2027 town meeting.
West Plymouth Steering Committee unanimously recommended a Tractor Supply retail outlet at 101 Carver Road.
Affordable Housing Trust approved a down payment assistance application seeking $60,000 a year. The draft three-year pilot would provide up to $10,000 per household, and Vice Chair Art Desloges questioned whether procurement requirements were met for a $1,800 testing quote at 195 Wareham Road.
Plymouth's Historic District Commission approved two exterior work certificates at its September 23 meeting.
Plymouth Planning Board unanimously backs a one-year data center moratorium, then splits over developer oversight rules.
The Elderly & Disabled Tax Assistance Committee approved new leadership in its September reorganization. Dawn King was named Chair and Nancy Feeney Vice Chair, following nominations by Patricia Meachen and James Sullivan respectively, both approved by the Committee.
Plymouth Select Board sets new decorum rules, then closes for four legal matters. Chair Deb Iaquinto told members comments must route through the chair, with no interruptions or personal attacks, after public friction among board members.
Plymouth's Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved raising a flood-prone Drew Road home and converting a vacant Spooner Street commercial building into two-family housing for Plymouth Taskforce for the Homeless, Inc., while pushing two bigger cases to October 19.
The Cable Advisory Committee reviewed preliminary Comcast and Verizon survey results and agreed to prioritize Comcast renewal. Sean Mullen presented findings from 435 online respondents, with Comcast averaging 4.5 out of 7 for customer service and Verizon averaging 4.84 out of 7.
Committee of Precinct previewed fall Town Meeting articles on snow and ice costs, capital projects and land conservation.
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