April 21, 2026

“On a motion by Selectman Canty, seconded by Selectman Iaquinto, the Board voted to approve all license requests, listed below, as a group. OUTDOOR AMPLIFIED MUSIC  Jake Thomas Williams Memorial Scholarship, 1277 Old Sandwich Road, Julie Williams is requesting an amplified music permit for 6/27/26 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for a wiffleball tournament at Forges Field.  Downtown Waterfront District, 26 Court Street, Christine de la Torre is requesting an amplified music permit for 5/2/26 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 5/3/26 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. for an Acoustic Fest at various locations downtown and on the waterfront. (Sidewalks in front of: Plimoth General Store, Village Landing, Second Wind Brewing, Blossom & Root, Plymouth Center for the Arts, Edge Pizza, Vela Juice Bar, Vitamin Sea Brewing, Plymouth Bay Winery). ONE DAY ALL ALCOHOL LICENSE*  Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, 116 Court Street, Kara McEachern is requesting a one day all alcohol license for 5/2/26 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and 5/3/26 from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. for concerts at Memorial Hall. ONE DAY WINE AND MALT LICENSE*  Independent Fermentations Brewing, LLC, 54 Pawtuxet Road, Paul Nixon is requesting a one day wine and malt license for 4/25/26 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for the Herring Run Festival at the Grist Mill and along Jenny Pond Park. EARLY SUNDAY SALES (LIQUOR)  Plymouth Yacht Club, 34 Union Street, Kaitlin Tucker is requesting Early Sunday Sales of alcoholic beverages. This allows alcohol to be served at 10:00 a.m. on Sundays, as opposed to 12:00 p.m. PAWN BROKER  Peggy's Pawn Shop (John McCarthy), 37 Court Street JUNK DEALER  Best Buy Stores LP #385, 228 Colony Place  Fresh Pick'd, 772 State Road  Main Street Jewelry Inc., 52 Main Street JUNK COLLECTOR  Paul Almeida 25 Hour Towing Inc., 10 Columbus Road  Peggy's Collectibles, 37 Court Street FORTUNE TELLING  Main Street Psychic, 5 Main Street BILLIARDS  Ellis Haven Campground, 531 Federal Furnace Road - 2 Pool Tables Roll Call 4/0: Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Iaquinto-Yes, Keohan-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Iaquinto)

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“On a motion by Selectman Canty, seconded by Selectman Iaquinto, the Board voted to approve Administrative Notes #1-12, listed below, as a group. 1. The Board will vote to approve and release meeting minutes from 1/6, 1/9, 1/13, 1/20, and 1/29/2026. 2. The Board will vote to grant the America's Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration Exclusive Vending Rights for all activities scheduled for Friday, November 20, and Saturday, November 21, 2026, in and along the streets of Plymouth and at Pilgrim Memorial State Park. 3. The Board will vote to waive the amplified music permit fee for the July 4th Committee for their events on Saturday July 4, 2026. 4. The Board will vote to approve the Photograph Use and Access Policy. 5. The Board will vote to approve the three-year permit application from the Southeastern Massachusetts Pine Barrens Alliance (SEMPBA) for the Plymouth Beaches Research/Activity permit to continue conducting a horseshoe crab monitoring program at Long Beach and to issue a three-year permit subject to the proposed conditions. 6. The Board will authorize the application for, and (if awarded) acceptance and expenditure of, a grant in the amount of $270,000.00 through the Beth Israel Deaconess (Plymouth) Community Based Health Initiative Grant Program, to fund the establishment of a Community Health & Housing Coordinator position. 7. The Board will authorize the application for, and (if awarded) acceptance of, a grant in the amount of $20,144.00 through the U.S. Department of Justice's Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (Local Solicitation), to be utilized by the Police Department for the purchase of a drone, to support public safety operations and emergency response capabilities. 8. The Board will authorize the acceptance and expenditure of a collection of donations totaling $9,520.00 made to the Veteran Services Account, to support various programs and services that benefit Plymouth's veterans. 9. The Board will authorize the acceptance and expenditure of a collection of donations totaling $445.60 made to the Plymouth Animal Shelter Account, to support the purchase of goods and services related to the care of cats and dogs housed at the Shelter. 10. The Board will authorize the acceptance and expenditure of a collection of donations totaling $1,577.00 made to the Manomet Youth Center Account, to support various programs and services for Plymouth's youth population. 11. The Board will vote to approve and execute the Annual Town Election Warrant for the election to be held on May 16, 2026. 12. The Board will vote to approve amendments to the Personnel Code and any other department reorganization. Roll Call 4/0: Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Iaquinto-Yes, Keohan-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Iaquinto)

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“On a motion by Selectman Canty, seconded by Selectman Iaquinto, the Board voted to vote consistent with the language provided in the Board's packet related to the general obligation BAN item listed in the materials. Roll Call 4/0: Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Iaquinto-Yes, Keohan-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Iaquinto)

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“On a motion by Selectman Canty, seconded by Selectman Keohan, the Board voted to approve the use of the language listed in the memo during the ceremony planned for April 30th. Selectman Canty noted that the proposed language was drafted in conjunction with Melissa Feretti, Chairwoman of the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe. Vice Chair Quintal added that he and the Chair have also met with Ms. Ferretti and proposed that the Board all meet with her together. Selectman Keohan asked for clarification as to how many invitations went out for the event. Jade Anderton (present), Executive Assistant to the Select Board and Town Manager, clarified that the Board invited nearly 400 people, that the capacity of the 1820 Courthouse is 180, and that there will be overflow in the Great Hall. Selectman Keohan suggested that there also be overflow in the atrium. Roll Call 4/0: Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Iaquinto-Yes, Keohan-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Keohan)

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“On a motion by Selectman Canty, seconded by Selectman Iaquinto, the Board voted to approve the Alteration of Premises request from OS Golf Management LLC, holder of an annual all alcohol club license, 43 Doublebrook, Donald Nicholas Baker, Manager. Roll Call 4/0: Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Iaquinto-Yes, Keohan-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Iaquinto)

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“Selectman Keohan made a motion to amend to include the word "Affordable" in front of "Housing" in the division "Housing & Community Development". Selectman Canty seconded the motion to amend. Selectman Canty stated that he understands Ms. Lind's comments but does not believe that having the word "affordable" within the division precludes the ability to explore other housing opportunities. The Board voted unanimously to amend the motion. Roll Call 4/0: Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Iaquinto-Yes, Keohan-Yes.” (Motion: Keohan, second: Canty)

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“On the motion by Selectman Canty, seconded by Selectman Iaquinto, the Board voted unanimously to approve the proposed Town Manager's Department Reorganization as presented. Selectman Keohan commented that the Board can move forward on the reorganization and then revisit the question of the Conservation Commission once they are at a full staffing level. Selectman Canty noted that the Board got commitment from Mr. Brindisi to have regular dialogue with the Conservation Commission and that the Board can continue to have this discussion. Roll Call 4/0: Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Iaquinto-Yes, Keohan-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Iaquinto)

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“Selectman Canty made a motion to adopt the proposed strategy regarding Affordable Housing for the Select Board. Selectman Keohan seconded the motion. Roll Call 4/0: Golden-Absent, Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Iaquinto-Yes, Keohan-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Keohan)

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“On a motion by Selectman Canty, seconded by Selectman Keohan, the Board voted establish an agreement with the Plymouth Philharmonic to have them be an orchestra in residence at Memorial Hall consistent with the terms outlined in the agreement for a period of 3 years with a 1-year opener and with a clause for a potential 2- year extension upon mutual agreement of the parties. Roll Call 4/0: Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Iaquinto-Yes, Keohan-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Keohan)

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