The Plymouth Land Use and Acquisition Committee unanimously approved prior minutes and launched a systematic review of orphan properties—town-held parcels with no clear use or sale value. Discussion centered on the 0.66-acre Talia Way parcel, undevelopable and burdened by drainage easements on a
Plymouth's Land Use and Acquisition Committee restructured its leadership and tackled a Redbrook subdivision waiver request at its July 8 meeting. Sharon Clarke was unanimously elected Chair, with Hampton Watkins as Vice-Chair and Ethan Warren as Clerk. Dan Gorczyca, representing ADM Agawam
The Land Use and Acquisition Committee received a report on the Select Board's 3-2 approval of a conditional deal with buyer Sheridan to preserve or conserve 55 of the northern acres of the P.A. Landers c. 61 property. Chair Hampton Watkins noted questions among committee members about procedure,
The Plymouth Land Use and Acquisition Committee, meeting jointly with the Open Space Committee, approved prior minutes and reviewed the status of the PA Landers property, for which the town received a Chapter 61A Notice of Intent to Sell. Chair Hampton Watkins outlined the committee's earlier
The Plymouth Land Use and Acquisition Committee approved its prior meeting minutes and reviewed recommendations on the P.A. Landers property after receiving a Massachusetts General Law Chapter 61A notice. Chair Hampton Watkins and Select Board member Bill Keohan explained that the town had rejected
Plymouth Land Use and Acquisition Committee halts Chapter 61A decision pending Town Counsel review. Chair Hampton Watkins reported Town Counsel sent an April 13th deficiency letter to P.A. Landers regarding the notice of intent to sell two parcels on Landers Farm Road; Landers resubmitted April
The Land Use and Acquisition Committee continued review of a Chapter 61A Notice from P.A. Landers Inc. Chair Hampton Watkins noted that outside counsel has been engaged and the initial notice is expected to be rejected as non-conforming because the purchase-and-sale agreement combines Chapter 61
Plymouth's Land Use and Acquisition Committee unanimously voted to draft a purchase recommendation for P.A. Landers Inc. property subject to a Chapter 61A Notice of Intent to Sell. Chair Hampton Watkins reported a site visit to the 61 Lots 33-2 and 33-3 parcel on Route 3 near Hedges Pond Road,
Land Use and Acquisition Committee votes to tour Landers property before deciding on purchase option. The 130-acre parcel off Hedges Pond Road, with a purchase price of 5 million dollars under offer to Sheridan Home Builders, is partially protected under Chapter 61A — giving the town a right of
The Plymouth Land Use and Acquisition Committee voted unanimously to meet once per month on the second Wednesday, plus special sessions as needed. Committee Chair Hampton Watkins reported that H.4501, the proposed Charter amendments affecting LUAC's scope and membership, is nearing its third
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