Plymouth Zoning Board of Appeals approved two special permits and denied a third in unanimous votes. The board approved permits for Sean Galligan to construct a 12-by-18-foot rear deck at 10 Brewster Street within 6 feet of the side line, and for Robert and Michelle Gilmore Trust to construct a
Plymouth Zoning Board received comprehensive training on recent Massachusetts zoning law changes and the Board's statutory responsibilities. Attorneys Carolyn Murray and Hayley Reifeiss of KP Law reviewed significant amendments effective July 1, 2026, that replace the "substantial hardship"
Plymouth's Zoning Board of Appeals continued a gas station and convenience store hearing to June 15. Attorney Bill Sims represented the developer, TL Edwards, Inc., in the special permit case.
Plymouth Zoning Board unanimously approved a rebuild of a pre-existing nonconforming home. The board granted relief to David and Astrid Hendren on April 27 to demolish their deteriorated one-story residence at 61 Cresent Avenue and construct a new two-story home maintaining the same footprint, with
Zoning Board approves two major Pulte Group housing developments comprising 163 total units. The Board voted 3-2 to approve Case 4183 for 100 units at Oceanview North on 6.7 acres, and 4-1 to approve Case 4184 for 63 units at Sandri Drive on 2.7 acres, with Chair Michael Main, Michael Leary, and
Zoning Board unanimously approves waivers for Pulte Group's two Chapter 40B housing projects. The 163-unit development at three Plymouth locations passed an initial waiver vote 5-0, but final approval was continued to April 13, 2026, as the Board worked through proposed conditions on environmental
Zoning Board approves Alden's Reach expansion while tabling pool house and denying third-story addition. The Board unanimously approved Thorndike Development's modification to add twelve units to the Comprehensive Permit, increasing the project from 232 to 244 residential units, and authorized a
Zoning board closed Pulte Group hearing on 163-unit affordable housing proposal and set April deliberations. The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously closed public hearings on two comprehensive permit applications from Pulte Homes of New England for 163 homeownership condominium units, including 41
Zoning Board of Appeals approves five special permits for residential projects in single hearing. The board voted unanimously 5-0 on Cases 4196 (Briggs Halfway Pond Realty Trust cottage expansion at 39 Gallows Pond Road), 4199 (Ryan and Kate Burke fire-damaged home reconstruction at 168 Warren
Zoning Board of Appeals continues Pulte Group's two comprehensive permit applications to March 16. The dual developments—Oceanview North with 100 units at Hedge Road and Sandri Drive with 63 units—collectively propose 41 deed-restricted affordable units. Applicant team presented revisions to pump
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