Plymouth's Advisory & Finance Committee recommended funding a $2.9 million snow and ice deficit from fiscal 2026. Finance Director Lynne Barrett reported that severe winter weather resulted in $4.4 million in removal costs.
Plymouth Select Board approved Gillis Family Tavern's relocation from 6 Spring Lane to 22 Main Street with a vote of 4-0-1, advancing the restaurant's new licenses.
Plymouth recorded 10 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, with nine reflecting market sales ranging from $415,000 to $950,000 and a median price of $625,000. The top sale was 3 Stafford St. at $950,000, sold by trustees Cheryl A. DiTommaso and Edward K. Bowen to buyer J LLC.
Earth Removal Bylaw Committee removed redundant provisions from draft rules.
Plymouth Airport Commission approved revised State Police Hangar lease language at its September 3 meeting. Vice Chairman Tom Hurley moved to accept the language changes based on recommendations from Attorney Galvin, with Commissioner Chris Merrill seconding; the motion passed unanimously 7-0.
Plymouth's Advisory and Finance Committee advanced a senior housing zoning amendment allowing mixed-age occupants in age-restricted developments and postponed industrial zoning changes pending additional analysis.
Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee approved $4,000 for the Parting Ways event and $500 compensation to American Legion Post 40. Chair Patrick Browne presided over the September 2 meeting as Terah Harootunian reported the event subgroup secured the Color Guard and Taps service, with Donna Curtin
Plymouth Board of Health reviewed the town's opioid addiction response program and maternal mental health resources at its September 2 meeting. Michelle Bratti, Commissioner of Health and Human Services, reported that the Plymouth Addiction Response and Improvement Strategies Effort has distributed
Select Board recommends warrant articles on conservation and budgets.
Plymouth's Historical Commission agreed to equally distribute historic date boards, prioritizing the program as its top public outreach initiative.
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