Plympton Planning Board Approves June Minutes, Cuts July to One Meeting

PLYMPTON — June 16, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board wraps up June 16 meeting in five minutes with no substantive business. The board voted unanimously to approve its June 2, 2026 meeting minutes and adjourned at 6:35 p.m., having convened at 6:30. The only notable decision reached by consensus was a trimmed summer calendar: members agreed to hold a single July meeting on July 21, forgoing the usual July 7 session, citing vacation conflicts and the Saturday Fourth of July holiday. Whether August's schedule will similarly be reduced to one meeting — normally August 4 and August 18 — was deferred to the July 21 meeting. The board also noted a pending request for a copy of the approved plan for a solar project at 399 Main Street, sought by an engineer working on a proposed relocation of that project to 387 Main Street.

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