Open Space Committee prepared tax title article for Fall Town Meeting and advanced land donation process revision awaiting Select Board cost clarification.
The Plymouth Open Space Committee approved its July 23 minutes and received a draft native plant guide spanning the Massachusetts growing season, focused on pollinator species attractive to insects and resistant to deer. Chair Stephanie Silva noted that the Conservation Commission chair, Open Space
Plymouth Open Space Committee approved approximately $536 in spending for trails and native plant outreach. The committee, chaired by Stephanie Silva, allocated $436 to the Trails Working Group for two benches, camera locks to combat trail vandalism, and volunteer t-shirts, plus $100 for native
The Plymouth Open Space Committee voted unanimously to elect Stephanie Silva as Chair, with Diane Peck as Vice-Chair and Lois Post as Secretary. The committee recommended three tax-title properties for conservation at Town Meeting: a 15-acre Bourne Road parcel in the Pine Barrens, plus parcels on
Plymouth Open Space Committee approves 11 tax title properties for fall town warrant consideration. Chair Stephanie Silva led the nine-member committee through a comprehensive review of properties, voting unanimously to advance multiple parcels near Bartlett Pond, Beaver Dam Pond, and along West
The Plymouth Open Space Committee approved prior meeting minutes and heard a presentation by Wildlands Trust Director Karen Grey on land stewardship in southeastern Massachusetts. The committee discussed the P.A. Landers property on Hedges Pond Road, currently in Chapter 61 with a town right of
Open Space Committee approves prior minutes and announces spring fieldwork plan. The Trails Working Group reported that trail cameras at Indian Brook averaged 16 daily users while two benches at Parting Ways/Darby Pond were destroyed by falling trees. The committee plans a site visit May 15 to
Trails Working Group moves work sessions to Monday 5 PM to boost volunteer recruitment. The group completed a Darby Pond field trip and follow-up maintenance work, nearly finished trail blazing at Eight Ponds Pass with less than 3 miles remaining, and documented trail usage via camera showing
Plymouth Open Space Committee approves prior minutes and discusses upcoming events. The committee announced seven activities scheduled through summer 2026, including a bird walk and spring town hike, and heard from Chair Stephanie Silva and members on tax title property coordination for potential
Open Space Committee adopts pocket parks program for Plymouth neighborhoods. Acting Chair Diane Peck led the unanimous approval of a motion directing the committee to work with town management and neighborhood groups to foster small green community spaces managed by local associations or
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