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Historic District Commission adopts fee schedule, advances design review guidelines.

Historic District Commission recommends fee schedule to Select Board for first time. Deputy Director Michael Silveira proposed $50 for certificates of appropriateness, $100 for demolition delay initial determinations, and additional $100 for hearings on historically significant properties, with no

Earth Removal Bylaw Subcommittee B approves prior minutes, advances natural features revisions.

Plymouth Earth Removal Bylaw Subcommittee B advances natural features code revisions. Love Albrecht Howard, Scott MacMillin, and Walter Morrison III met on Zoom to refine proposed modifications to zoning sections 203-2(A), (B), and (C) and related definitions. The group reached consensus on

Earth Removal Committee approves consultant scope, advances bylaw draft review.

Plymouth's Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee approved a consultant Request for Qualifications and moved forward with a 389-line bylaw draft. The committee spent ninety minutes in line-by-line review, making global edits including replacement of "sand mining" with "earth removal," with work

Committee of Precinct Chairs reviews revised budget and five-year fiscal forecast

Plymouth Committee of Precinct Chairs examined revised timelines for the town's budget and warrant processes and reviewed a five-year fiscal forecasting model. Town Manager Derek Brindisi presented updated schedules reflecting recent Charter, Bylaw, and Election date changes. Director of Finance

Plymouth 250 Committee plans June Town Square commemoration.

Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee scheduled a June 27 Town Square event featuring readings of the Mayflower Compact and Declaration of Independence, with guidance from the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe on contextualizing negative Native American references. Chair Patrick Browne said he would