Plymouth's Select Board unanimously approved Power Purchase Agreements for solar arrays at the DPW Headquarters and Plymouth Public Library, projects expected to save the town $4.55 million over 20 years at $227,513 annually. Chair David Golden Jr. led the vote as the board also approved a Purchase
Plymouth Select Board approves $40,000 sale of Symes House over member's objection.
Plymouth Select Board approved enhanced monthly financial reporting and requested departmental budget presentations to address structural deficits. The board voted 4-0 (Vice Chair Richard Quintal Jr. absent) to implement enhanced monthly reporting with revenue tracking and future issue categories,
Plymouth Select Board votes to require three-scenario budget presentations from department heads starting in November.
Select Board indefinitely suspended Dirty Water Distillery's pouring licenses pending license-transfer completion. Owner James Bandera requested a grace period or temporary licenses following transition delays from the sale. Licensing Agent Lisa Johnson outlined remaining requirements: zoning
Plymouth Select Board approved aquaculture licenses unanimously and roadway program by 4-1 vote. The board voted 5-0 for four aquaculture licenses, including renewals for Cassie Gosselin's Saquish Oyster Company and Connor Doyle's operation, plus one-year upweller permits for William Marani and
The Select Board planned details for a Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe recognition ceremony. Vice Chair Richard Quintal Jr. led the meeting without Chair David Golden Jr. present; over 180 residents had already RSVPed for the Thursday, April 30, event. The board agreed to present the Tribe with a
Plymouth Select Board approved a $32.7 million bond anticipation note and reorganized the Planning Department to prioritize affordable housing. Meeting without Chair David Golden Jr., the Board voted unanimously on the one-year BAN due April 2027 at 2.4056 percent net interest, funding Community
Select Board unanimously approved a memorial bench for James Joseph Harris and licenses for two events, along with grant authorizations totaling approximately $45,000. Finance Director Lynne Barrett presented a five-year fiscal forecast projecting a $1.4 million deficit in FY28, with board members
The Select Board convened April 6 and immediately entered executive session regarding airport litigation. All five members were present: Chair David Golden Jr., Vice Chair Richard Quintal Jr., and members Kevin Canty, Deb Iaquinto, and Bill Keohan. On a motion by Vice Chair Quintal, seconded by
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