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This week in Plymouth

Updated July 31, 2026

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12 items · last 90 days

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📋 Proposed Board of Health · June 17, 2026
Commercial Kitchen Variance – Al's Backwoods Berries (David Anderson)
Variance request for a commercial kitchen operation under Al's Backwoods Berries, presented by David Anderson.
Why this matters: Local food business seeking regulatory exemption.
View official document → ·🔗 Permalink · from an agenda — check minutes for the final outcome
📋 Proposed Board of Health · June 17, 2026
Septic Variance – 61 Carters Bridge Rd (Brad Bertolo, J.C. Engineering)
Septic system variance requested for 61 Carters Bridge Rd.
Why this matters: Septic variances can affect neighboring properties.
View official document → ·🔗 Permalink · from an agenda — check minutes for the final outcome
📋 Proposed Board of Health · June 17, 2026
Septic Variance – 9 Kingston Rd (Alan Loomis, McKenzie Engineering Group)
Septic system variance requested for 9 Kingston Rd.
Why this matters: Septic variances can affect neighboring properties.
View official document → ·🔗 Permalink · from an agenda — check minutes for the final outcome
📋 Proposed Board of Health · June 17, 2026
Septic Variance – 11 Trade Wind Dr (Kevin Flaherty, Flaherty & Stefani)
Septic system variance requested for 11 Trade Wind Dr.
Why this matters: Septic variances can affect neighboring properties.
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📋 Proposed Septic Variance – 56 Buzzards Bay Dr (Jason Youngquist, Outback Engineering) Board of Health · June 17, 2026
Septic system variance requested for 56 Buzzards Bay Dr.
Why this matters: Septic variances can affect neighboring properties.
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📋 Proposed Tobacco Violation Appeal – Village General Store, 2nd Violation (Syed Shah) Board of Health · June 17, 2026
Village General Store contests its second tobacco violation; repeated violations can result in suspension of tobacco sales license.
Why this matters: Second tobacco violation; suspension of sales license possible.
View official document → ·🔗 Permalink · from an agenda — check minutes for the final outcome
• Status unclear Director's Report – New Opioid Use Statistics, Respiratory Illness, Tick Safety Board of Health · June 17, 2026
Health Director covers updated local opioid statistics, current respiratory illness trends, and tick safety guidance.
Why this matters: Opioid and tick safety updates directly affect residents.
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🔄 Postponed 49 Manomet Ave — RDA: Seawall Repairs (continued) Conservation Commission · June 16, 2026
Continued hearing on a Request for Determination of Applicability for seawall repairs at coastal parcel 048-049-000A-002.
📍 49 Manomet Ave
Why this matters: Coastal seawall work near wetlands affects neighboring properties.
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🔄 Postponed 51 Colony Beach Blvd — NOI: Demo & New SFH with Septic (continued) Conservation Commission · June 16, 2026
Continued hearing to demolish existing home and build a new single-family house with attached garage, rear deck, and new septic system at parcels 049-003-403-000 & 049-003-402-000.
📍 51 Colony Beach Blvd
Why this matters: Full teardown and rebuild with new septic on coastal parcels.
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🔄 Postponed 1233 State Road — NOI: Building Additions for High Point Treatment Center (continued) Conservation Commission · June 16, 2026
Continued hearing for 1,430 SF gym addition and 830 SF office suite addition to existing buildings at parcel 072-000-002-006A.
📍 1233 State Road
Why this matters: Institutional expansion near wetlands on State Road corridor.
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📋 Proposed 61 Carter's Bridge Road — NOI: Teardown, Rebuild SFH, New Septic Conservation Commission · June 16, 2026
Proposed teardown and rebuild of single-family dwelling with new porch, bulkhead, and Title 5 septic system at parcel 055-000-055A-000.
📍 61 Carter's Bridge Road
Why this matters: New bulkhead and septic near wetlands buffer area.
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📋 Proposed Wildfire Protection Grant Select Board · June 16, 2026
Accept up to $90,000 from MassDCR to reimburse Fire Department costs for Plymouth's Community Wildfire Protection Plan, now in its final stage before August 2026 adoption.
💰 Up to $90,000.00 grant
Why this matters: Wildfire prevention planning for the town
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How to get involved

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Show up and speak
Every meeting above is open to any resident, and most have a public comment period — usually a few minutes per person, no sign-up needed. Showing up matters more than you'd think; most decisions are made in front of nearly empty rooms.
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Write to the board before the meeting
Often more effective than speaking at the meeting itself — board members read constituent email, and a handful of messages on one topic gets noticed. Each board's contact page is linked from its meetings above.
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Know the appeal windows
Some decisions aren't final right away — zoning board rulings, for example, can be appealed to Superior Court within 20 days. Items with an open appeal window are flagged above with a countdown.
⚠️ These summaries are AI-generated and may contain errors or omissions. Always check the original source documents for anything important. This site is not affiliated with the Town of Plymouth and is not legal advice.

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