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Plymouth for All Committee approves prior minutes, treasure report in routine March meeting.

Plymouth for All Committee approves prior minutes, treasurer report in routine March meeting. The Committee unanimously approved the March 4 minutes (corrected for proper spelling of member Keyana Adarkwah) and a treasurer's report showing a $3,673.54 balance. Deputy Police Chief Jamie LeBretton

Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation approves Kubota purchase and waives waterfront parking.

Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation approves $40K Kubota purchase and waives April parking. The Board of Directors voted unanimously to buy the equipment for snow removal and ongoing projects, and to eliminate parking fees in the Memorial Hall Lot and select Water Street spaces for one

Planning Board adopts comprehensive master plan after two decades.

Planning Board unanimously adopts comprehensive master plan, Plymouth's first in 20 years. Chair Steven Bolotin and four other Board members voted 5-0 to approve the document following a Stantec presentation on its community-driven recommendations for housing affordability, open space preservation,

Committee weighs c. 61A sale notice for 130-acre Landers property

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

Historic District Commission approves roof color for solar installation

Historic District Commission approves solar roof color, continues design work. The commission unanimously endorsed a Cambridge Black roof for the Trinity Solar project at 11.5 Howland Street and voted to continue the formal hearing to April 8 to review revised conduit placement and panel layout