Wastewater committee approves five-precinct public outreach framework
Plymouth's Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan Citizens Advisory Committee voted unanimously to adopt a five-precinct neighborhood outreach framework, with Chair Mike Hanlon coordinating Manomet, Vice Chair Michelle Christensen leading North Plymouth, and Committee Members Don Williams, Roger
Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan Citizen Advisory Committee · Meeting of May 18, 2026
Plymouth's Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan Citizens Advisory Committee voted unanimously to adopt a five-precinct neighborhood outreach framework, with Chair Mike Hanlon coordinating Manomet, Vice Chair Michelle Christensen leading North Plymouth, and Committee Members Don Williams, Roger Janson, and Sarah Greenberg assigned to Cedarville, West Plymouth, and Plymouth Center respectively. The committee approved social media and traditional media strategies, with Christensen leading digital efforts and Hanlon drafting a public service announcement for the Plymouth Independent. Town Representative Doug Pinard flagged an Airport treatment facility operating at 20 percent capacity and outlined a mandatory Environmental Justice meeting June 4 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM in the Great Hall, required before formal plan submission.
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Source: the Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan Citizen Advisory Committee meeting of May 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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