Plymouth Growth board approved $44,000 for Nathaniel Morton site and engineering work on June 17. The 4-0-1 vote allocated $29,000 for leveling the playground removal area, which vehicles had repeatedly gotten stuck in, plus another 4-0-1 vote for $15,000 in engineering costs covering EPA approvals
Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation board approved May 22 paid parking restart. Six board members present voted unanimously to begin collecting fees in the Memorial Hall Lot and on the Waterfront following completion of the Water Street construction project. The board also unanimously
Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation renews valet parking contract with $100 increase. The board unanimously approved the East Bay valet services lease for the bus lot at $3,300 for the 2026 season. Director Mr. Egan reported that paid parking launched April 1 with minimal issues; free
Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation approves $40K Kubota purchase and waives April parking. The Board of Directors voted unanimously to buy the equipment for snow removal and ongoing projects, and to eliminate parking fees in the Memorial Hall Lot and select Water Street spaces for one
Plymouth Growth and Development Corporation allocates $20K toward Harbor Management Plan update. The board unanimously approved the grant during its January 14 meeting, with Harbormaster Chad Hunter requesting funding to revise UMass Boston Urban Harbors Institute's 2016 plan. The update, quoted at
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