Commission Approves Two Historic District Work Certificates
Plymouth's Historic District Commission approved two exterior work certificates at its September 23 meeting.
Plymouth's Historic District Commission approved two exterior work certificates at its September 23 meeting.
Historic District Commission approved a fence project at the Plymouth Antiquarian Society's Hedge House property. The commission voted to approve metal fencing at 126 Water Street contingent on free-standing supports and granted a Certificate of Non-Applicability for a residential deck.
The Historic District Commission designated 9 Post Office Lane for demolition delay review.
The Historic District Commission approved proposed preservation restrictions on the Mayflower Memorial Meetinghouse at 19 Town Square. Vice Chair Paul Blanchard presided in the absence of Chair Anne Mason, and the commission voted 6-0 to approve the review of restrictions as drafted, with one
The Plymouth Historic District Commission reorganized and approved five Certificates of Appropriateness for commercial and institutional properties. Anne Mason was unanimously elected Chair, with Paul Blanchard as Vice Chair and Kim Canducci as Secretary. The commission approved an awning for Lash
The Historic District Commission held a site visit at the Mayflower Memorial Meetinghouse on July 8 to address Community Preservation Committee concerns about a previously approved accessible entrance project. Town Manager Derek Brindisi requested the gathering to review the preservation
The Plymouth Historic District Commission unanimously approved three certificates of appropriateness for exterior work in the historic district on June 24. Chair Michael Tubin and the seven-member commission, including Vice Chair Anne Mason and Secretary Kimberlee Canducci, signed off on exterior
Historic District Commission approves signage at the Drew Hotel. The commission voted 7-0 (with one abstention by Ryan Vayo) to approve a Certificate of Appropriateness for signage at 3 Chilton Street limited to six square feet. Two formal hearing cases—Lydia Robertson's exterior alteration at 46
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
Plymouth Historic District Commission approves three signage certificates with minor modifications. The body approved formal hearing applications for Sonny & Six at 29 North Street and Ancient Eyebrows at 15 Main Street Extension; a business directory sign at 114 Water Street Unit 1 passed 5-3
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