Planning Board backs data center moratorium
Plymouth Planning Board unanimously backs a one-year data center moratorium, then splits over developer oversight rules.
Plymouth Planning Board unanimously backs a one-year data center moratorium, then splits over developer oversight rules.
Plymouth Planning Board recommends reduced parking and a housing fee for a Carver Street condo project. Developer Richard Rosen is seeking a special permit to convert a vacant former church at 8 Carver Street into eight condominiums, seven one-bedroom and one two-bedroom.
Plymouth Planning Board unanimously backs a 150-space Nathaniel Morton Elementary parking overhaul, two zoning rewrites and a data center pause.
The Planning Board approved a special permit for a four-unit subdivision at 7 High Cliff with Village Open Space preservation.
The Plymouth Planning Board unanimously approved a special permit and subdivision for four new homes at 7 High Cliff.
Plymouth Planning Board supported senior housing zoning amendments for October Town Meeting.
The Plymouth Planning Board directed staff to draft a possible one-year moratorium on large-scale data centers and separately advanced zoning changes renaming "elderly housing" as "senior housing." The board voted 5-0 to approve minutes from three prior meetings.
Plymouth Planning Board voted unanimously to direct staff to prepare draft amendments to the Elderly Housing and Industrial zoning bylaws. Michael Silveira presented proposed changes to the Elderly Housing Bylaw to ensure compliance with current state and federal fair housing laws, including
Plymouth Planning Board unanimously directs staff to overhaul senior housing and industrial zoning bylaws ahead of October town meeting. The board voted 4-0 (with one abstention) to approve June 24 minutes before turning to two unanimous directives at its July 8 session.
Plymouth Planning Board received a consultant's 15-recommendation study to strengthen industrial areas and support economic development. Tim Czerwienski of Beals Associates presented proposals including zoning amendments to reduce setbacks and special permit requirements in the Light Industrial
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