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Committee approves consent agenda, defers pond trail project

Plymouth Finance Committee clears consent agenda, defers pond project for warrant fix. Chairman Joe Lalley led the Advisory and Finance Committee through unanimous approval (8-0-0) of the amended consent agenda covering revolving funds, committee continuation, and town official salaries. The

Precincts 5 and 13 preview Spring 2026 town meeting at joint caucus.

Precincts 5 and 13 previewed 37 Spring town meeting articles at Plymouth Airport on April 7. Ron Reilly chaired the joint caucus, which included review of a $133.5 million school budget, $42 million public safety request, and four charter and bylaw amendments repositioning Spring Town Meeting to

Plymouth Historical Commission approves mission statement, reviews downtown project

Plymouth Historical Commission unanimously adopts multicultural mission statement. Vice Chair Peggy Baker oversaw approval of a mission statement covering Wampanoag, Mayflower Pilgrim, and immigrant communities across four centuries, proposed by David Furlow and Liz Pretorius. The Commission

Earth Removal Bylaw Committee's Natural Features subcommittee convenes to refine code language.

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

Zoning Board defers Pulte Group decision as environmental conditions remain contested.

Zoning Board unanimously approves waivers for Pulte Group's two Chapter 40B housing projects. The 163-unit development at three Plymouth locations passed an initial waiver vote 5-0, but final approval was continued to April 13, 2026, as the Board worked through proposed conditions on environmental