Health Board Approves Minutes, Reviews Septic Backlog
Plympton's Board of Health approved July minutes and tackled a growing backlog of septic and well-report disputes tied to one contractor.
Plympton's Board of Health approved July minutes and tackled a growing backlog of septic and well-report disputes tied to one contractor.
The Plympton Board of Selectmen rescinded a flawed July 27 vote and reappointed 19 Town Election Officers.
Plympton recorded five property deed transfers between July 10 and Aug. 8, but only three carried a sale price, ranging from $650,000 to $789,000 with a median of $735,000.
Plympton recorded six property transfers between July 3 and Aug. 1, but three were nominal-consideration trust transfers rather than market sales. Among the three priced sales, values ranged from $650,000 to $789,000, with a median of $735,000.
Plympton's Board of Selectmen confronted a $118,000 police department budget overage and set the town's fall election calendar at its July 27 meeting.
Plympton recorded five property deed transfers between June 26 and July 25, with three carrying sale prices ranging from $517,000 to $789,000 and a median of $650,000.
Plympton recorded three property transfers between June 19 and July 18, but only two carried a disclosed sale price, ranging from $517,000 to $789,000 with a median of $653,000.
Plympton Board of Selectmen votes 2-1 to offer permanent town administrator job to interim TA Robert Fennessey.
Plympton Board of Health votes to publicize court win in 10 Mayflower Street case and guides homeowners through a Title V septic sale exemption.
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