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Select Board approves six aquaculture licenses

Plymouth Select Board unanimously approved six aquaculture licenses at its June meeting, including a transfer to Nolan Angelo Palmer and renewals for Nathan Anthony Palmer, Marina Houston, and Kevin Houston. Vice Chair Richard Quintal Jr. moved the approvals, seconded by Selectman Kevin Canty. Beth

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Government · Select Board

Select Board Opens Five-Year Economic Development Strategy Workshop

The Select Board held a SWOT analysis workshop to develop a five-year economic strategy to increase the commercial property tax base from its current 17 percent to a target of 25 percent. Assistant Town Manager Lauren Lind reported local jobs have grown 40 percent since the early 2000s in

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Government · Select Board

Select Board approves Beth Doyle aquaculture license for ten years

The Select Board voted unanimously to renew a 10-year aquaculture license for Beth Doyle covering 4 acres in Plymouth Harbor through May 2036, with Harbormaster Chad Hunter introducing the application and Doyle expressing gratitude for town support of aquaculture. The Board also unanimously

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Government · Select Board

Board waives right of first refusal on 138-acre Landers property

Plymouth Select Board approved a conditional waiver for Landers Farm Road development in a 3-2 vote, securing 51.5 acres of open space while allowing residential construction by developer Matthew Sheridan. Chair Deb Iaquinto, Selectman Kevin Canty, and Selectman David Golden Jr. voted yes; Vice

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Government · Select Board

Select Board approves water and sewer rate increases for FY27

Plymouth Select Board approved nine percent water and five percent sewer rate increases for fiscal 2027. Water rates will increase nine percent while sewer rates rise five percent, with Finance Director Lynne Barrett citing the need to fund operations, debt service, and capital projects like water

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Select Board approves conservation restriction and commercial sign policy

Plymouth Select Board approved major conservation and policy decisions at its May 26 meeting. The board unanimously signed a conservation restriction on the 19.5-acre Beaver Dam Preserve with Wildlands Trust, protecting state-designated wildlife habitat and portions of the Plymouth-Carver sole

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Iaquinto Elected Select Board Chair; Quintal Becomes Vice Chair

Plymouth's Select Board reorganized with the unanimous election of Deb Iaquinto as Chair and Richard Quintal Jr. as Vice Chair in a 4-1 vote. The board approved licenses for Pinehills Beer and Wine Garden's new wine and beer operation and The Shanty's premises alteration, both unanimously. The

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