The Planning Board unanimously approved a 54-lot residential subdivision for ADM Agawam Development LLC on Wareham Road, clearing Use Area 18 of the Redbrook development despite significant public concern over density, environmental impact, and broken promises from the original master plan. Chair
Plymouth Planning Board heard a conceptual redevelopment proposal for 179 Court Street featuring senior living, mixed-use residential, and retail, with an estimated 800,000 dollars in annual tax revenue, during an informal joint presentation with steering committees. HYM Investment Group,
Planning Board unanimously approves Earth Removal Bylaw Committee consultant review. Chair Steven Bolotin and the five-member board backed the nine-member committee's proposal to hire an outside consultant using Fall 2025 Town Meeting funds, with a target of presenting revised bylaw language to the
Plymouth Planning Board unanimously authorizes Earth Removal Bylaw Committee to issue consultant RFQ.
Planning Board and Select Board jointly reviewed a senior living proposal for 179 Court Street. HYM Development and Nexcore Group presented a concept for independent living, assisted living, and memory care units to be operated by Experience Senior Living.
Planning Board approves open space subdivision at 243 Sandwich Street. Chair Steven Bolotin and Vice Chair Timothy Grandy led the board to a 4-1 approval of a Village Open Space Development Special Permit for the Butterfield Family Living Trust, subdividing a 1.3-acre parcel into two residential
Plymouth Planning Board endorses lot adjustments and formalizes appointment voting. Chair Steven Bolotin and the Board unanimously approved two Form A applications: Balboni LLC's lot-line adjustment at 29 and 31 Liberty Street creating one additional residential lot, and Howland South Shore
Planning Board unanimously adopts comprehensive master plan, Plymouth's first in 20 years. Chair Steven Bolotin and four other Board members voted 5-0 to approve the document following a Stantec presentation on its community-driven recommendations for housing affordability, open space preservation,
Plymouth Planning Board unanimously approves development permits for two major projects. Chair Steven Bolotin and members voted 4-0 to recommend approval of special permits for a residential expansion at 57 West Long Pond Road, including setback and floodplain construction variances, with Mark
Plymouth Planning Board appoints retired Destination Plymouth chief to downtown steering committee.
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