Planning Board

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

PLYMPTON — June 2, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board votes unanimously that a solar project's local infrastructure does not require site plan review. The board determined Tuesday that overhead utility poles and a 16-foot gravel access road associated with Rewild's solar energy facility — which lies in Kingston

PLYMPTON — May 19, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board approves daycare banner signs and accepts solar road permit application. The board unanimously approved a one-year banner sign permit for Jennifer Reyes, director of the Caterpillar Belingwood Charter Center, covering two three-by-eight-foot vinyl banners at the daycare's

PLYMPTON — May 5, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board tells Main Street property owner to start solar permitting from scratch. Jeff Perrette, who owns both 387 and 399 Main Street, appeared before the board Tuesday seeking guidance on relocating an approved solar installation from 399 Main Street — spread across roughly seven acres

PLYMPTON — April 21, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board unanimously endorsed an Approval Not Required land-division plan for a Brook Street parcel tied to a pending solar project. Attorney Jeffrey Farkas appeared before the board on behalf of Shattenburg, LLC — principals Neil and Linda Vopat — seeking to divide lot 19-1-

PLYMPTON — April 7, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board joins three other town bodies in opposing a state-level open space rollback at the Ricketts Pond 40B development. Voting unanimously on seven separate actions at its April 7 meeting, the board authorized a letter to the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act office arguing

PLYMPTON — March 17, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board defers solar landscaping enforcement while 21 shrubs sit dead at Main Street site. The board met March 17 and reviewed long-overdue 2025 fall inspection reports for two solar installations — one on Lake Street and one at Main Street and Mayflower — after the

PLYMPTON — March 17, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board defers solar landscaping enforcement while 21 shrubs sit dead at Main Street site. The board met March 17 and reviewed long-overdue 2025 fall inspection reports for two solar installations — one on Lake Street and one at Main Street and Mayflower — after the

PLYMPTON — February 17, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board corrects a clerical error in its 77 Spring Street industrial-park site plan approval, voting unanimously to fix a condition that had mislabeled the property's use. The board convened and adjourned in eight minutes on February 17, handling no public hearings.

PLYMPTON — February 3, 2026 — Plympton Planning Board unanimously approved sign permits for two Main Street businesses at its February 3 meeting. Emma Battles of Brenner Signs, Plymouth, appeared before the board to submit applications on behalf of Kakadis Express and a new preschool called Asher Sandbox, both at the same