Open Space Committee

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

The Plymouth Open Space Committee voted down two tax-title parcels while advancing nine warrant articles to Spring Town Meeting. Chair Stephanie Silva's committee rejected a 1.15-acre parcel off Justine Road and again declined a 6.28-acre wetlands property on White Island Pond, though it voted to

Open Space Committee votes to stay out of town well siting dispute. During public comment, Hampton Watkins raised Article 97 concerns about a proposed well on map 92 lot 5 in Town Conservation west of Great South Pond; after discussion, the committee voted unanimously to decline involvement,

Open Space Committee approves 2025 annual report, surveys unprotected town land. Chair Stephanie Silva's committee voted unanimously to accept the annual report, prepared by Diane Peck, and to identify town properties lacking formal open space protection. Patrick Farah reported that Jakes Pond's