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Precinct 4 caucus sets five-minute cap on warrant article presentations.

Precinct 4 caucus voted unanimously to limit warrant article presentations to five minutes with ten minutes for questions. The meeting heard opposition to Article 18, line item A 33, a $220,000 lighting and irrigation proposal for the Training Green, which Vice Chair David Peck's guest Ken Stone

Plymouth Commission rescind prior votes; approve dock repair, septic system, and coastal demolition.

Plymouth Conservation Commission approves dock repair, septic replacement, and coastal demolition while rescinding improperly noticed prior votes. Chair Sean Andersen led 5-1 rescission votes on two March 3 items excluded from the agenda. The Commission unanimously cleared a dock repair at Clarks

Precinct 3 Caucus approves next meeting date, discusses Community Trust Bylaw.

Precinct 3 Caucus scheduled its next meeting for March 26, 2026, to avoid Holy Week. Chair Dale Webber oversaw unanimous approval of prior minutes and heard Arthur Desloges present Article 37, the Community Trust Bylaw addressing local government cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

Earth Removal Bylaw Committee approves prior minutes, discusses bylaw overhaul.

Earth Removal Bylaw Committee advances comprehensive bylaw redesign, approves prior minutes. The committee discussed creating an entirely new bylaw rather than amending existing regulations, following models adopted by municipalities like Mashpee, which establish a dedicated Earth Removal Committee

Airport Commission approves runway, taxilane reconstruction grants

Airport Commission approves runway, taxilane reconstruction grants. Chairman Kenneth Fosdick led the commission in unanimously authorizing grant applications for Runway 6/24 reconstruction, expected to bid in late March with a 120-day construction timeline, and the Gate 3 Taxi Lane project, likely