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At the start of 38 of 41 Select Board meetings in 2023–2024 Board.
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May 14, 2024: Approve the Annual All Alcohol Club Licenses
To approve the Annual All Alcohol Club Licenses
Voted: Yes
Yes: Bletzer, Helm, MahoneyNo: Canty, Quintal
“On a motion by Selectman Bletzer and seconded by Selectman Helm. Discussion ensued, Vice Chairman Canty expressed his reasons for not supporting the non-profit, West Plymouth Social Club. Selectman Bletzer reviewed his reasons for supporting the Club. The Board voted to approve the Annual All Alcohol Club Licenses. Voted 3/2 By Roll Call: Quintal-No, Canty-No, Bletzer-Yes, Helm-Yes, Mahoney-Yes.” (Motion: Bletzer, second: Helm)
April 30, 2024: Approve Honey Baby (8) or The Tasty (9) outdoor dining allowing the business owners the right to pick which location will utilize the license
To approve Honey Baby (8) or The Tasty (9) outdoor dining allowing the business owners the right to pick which location will utilize the license
Voted: No
Yes: Bletzer, Canty, MahoneyNo: Helm
“On a motion by Selectman Bletzer seconded by Selectman Mahoney, the Board voted to approve Honey Baby (8) or The Tasty (9) outdoor dining allowing the business owners the right to pick which location will utilize the license. Voted 3/1 By Roll Call: Canty-Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Helm-No, Mahoney-Yes.” (Motion: Bletzer, second: Mahoney)
April 23, 2024: Approve the policy as written with the addition of a sentence at the end that reads; any position, committee, or board previously granted special municipal employee status that does not…
To approve the policy as written with the addition of a sentence at the end that reads; any position, committee, or board previously granted special municipal employee status that does not resubmit a request to renew their special municipal employee status by June 30th shall lose the status effective July 1st
Voted: No
Yes: Bletzer, Canty, Mahoney, QuintalNo: HelmThe minutes record this vote as “4/5”; the roll call names show 4 yes and 1 no, so we show the roll call. We will ask the town to confirm.
“Vice Chairman Canty made a motion to approve the policy as written with the addition of a sentence at the end that reads; any position, committee, or board previously granted special municipal employee status that does not resubmit a request to renew their special municipal employee status by June 30th shall lose the status effective July 1st. The motion is seconded by Selectmen Bletzer. Voted 4/5 By Roll Call: Quintal-Yes, Canty-Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Helm-No, Mahoney-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Bletzer)
February 27, 2024: Recommend to Spring Special Town Meeting ARTICLE 11 - LOITERING BYLAW as presented
To recommend to Spring Special Town Meeting ARTICLE 11 - LOITERING BYLAW as presented
Voted: Yes
Yes: Bletzer, Helm, Mahoney, QuintalNo: Canty
“On a motion by Selectman Bletzer and seconded by Selectman Helm, the Board voted to recommend to Spring Special Town Meeting ARTICLE 11 - LOITERING BYLAW as presented. Voted 4/1 By Roll Call: Quintal - Yes, Canty - No, Bletzer-Yes, Helm - Yes, Mahoney-Yes.” (Motion: Bletzer, second: Helm)
February 20, 2024: Approve the seasonal beer/wine license for Bramwell's Country Store
To approve the seasonal beer/wine license for Bramwell's Country Store
Voted: No
Yes: Bletzer, Canty, MahoneyNo: Helm, Quintal
“On a motion by Selectman Bletzer and seconded by Selectman Mahoney, the Board voted to approve the seasonal beer/wine license for Bramwell's Country Store. Voted 3/2 By Roll Call: Quintal - No, Canty - Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Helm - No, Mahoney-Yes.” (Motion: Bletzer, second: Mahoney)
February 6, 2024: Approve the associated license requests for Vitamin Sea as originally requested
To approve the associated license requests for Vitamin Sea as originally requested
Voted: No
Yes: Bletzer, Canty, Mahoney, QuintalNo: HelmHarry Helm asked to add "acoustic only" to the licenses; that amendment was not seconded.
“On a motion by Selectman Bletzer and seconded by Vice Chairman Canty, Selectman Helm asked additional questions of the Board about the music/noise issues that had been expressed earlier. He asked that the live entertainment license be limited, and the Town Manager responded that "acoustic only" could be added to the license. After further discussion, Selectman Helm asked for an amended motion to add "acoustic only" to the licenses. This motion was not seconded. The original motion to approve the licenses as originally requested was then approved by the Board. Voted 4/1 By Roll Call: Quintal - Yes, Canty - Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Helm - No, Mahoney-Yes.” (Motion: Bletzer, second: Canty)
February 6, 2024: Approve the liquor license for the applicant
To approve the liquor license for the applicant
Voted: Abstained
Yes: Bletzer, Canty, Mahoney, QuintalAbstained: Helm
“On a motion by Selectman Mahoney and seconded by Selectman Bletzer, the Board voted to approve the liquor license for the applicant. Voted 4/0/1 By Roll Call: Quintal - Yes, Canty - Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Helm - Abstains, Mahoney-Yes.” (Motion: Mahoney, second: Bletzer)
February 6, 2024: Establish a policy for outdoor dining for 2024 which waives any labor relating to Highway and Facilities staff, requires uniformity of flower displays and permits sidewalk tables at $100 per…
To establish a policy for outdoor dining for 2024 which waives any labor relating to Highway and Facilities staff, requires uniformity of flower displays and permits sidewalk tables at $100 per seat with standards to be set by Inspectional Services. This motion includes a licensing structure of $1000 for existing parklets and $2900 for new parklets
Voted: Yes
Yes: Bletzer, Canty, Helm, MahoneyAbstained: Quintal
“On a motion by Vice Chairman Canty and seconded by Selectman Helm, the Board voted to establish a policy for outdoor dining for 2024 which waives any labor relating to Highway and Facilities staff, requires uniformity of flower displays and permits sidewalk tables at $100 per seat with standards to be set by Inspectional Services. This motion includes a licensing structure of $1000 for existing parklets and $2900 for new parklets. Voted 4/0/1 By Roll Call: Quintal - Abstains, Canty - Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Helm - Yes, Mahoney-Yes.” (Motion: Canty, second: Helm)
January 30, 2024: Authorize the Town Counsel and Town Manager to move forward with this effort and return to the Board and potentially Town Meeting at a later date with a revised draft
To authorize the Town Counsel and Town Manager to move forward with this effort and return to the Board and potentially Town Meeting at a later date with a revised draft
Voted: Yes
Yes: Bletzer, Helm, Mahoney, QuintalNo: Canty
“On a motion by Selectman Helm, seconded by Selectman Bletzer, the Board authorized the Town Counsel and Town Manager to move forward with this effort and return to the Board and potentially Town Meeting at a later date with a revised draft. Voted 4/1 By Roll Call: Quintal - Yes, Canty - No, Bletzer-Yes, Helm - Yes, Mahoney-Yes.” (Motion: Helm, second: Bletzer)
January 23, 2024: Recommend to Town Meeting ARTICLE 16C Housing: Redbrook
To recommend to Town Meeting ARTICLE 16C Housing: Redbrook
Voted: Yes
Yes: Helm, Mahoney, QuintalNo: Bletzer, Canty
“On a motion by Selectman Mahoney and seconded by Selectman Helm, after further discussion, the Board will vote to recommend to Town Meeting ARTICLE 16C Housing: Redbrook. Voted 3/2 By Roll Call: Quintal - Yes, Canty - No, Bletzer-No, Helm - Yes, Mahoney - Yes.” (Motion: Mahoney, second: Helm)
From the Plymouth Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town’s Agenda Center. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos of current members: Deb Iaquinto and Bill Keohan from the Plymouth Independent (April 2025); David Golden Jr.’s campaign photo, via the Plymouth Independent (May 2024); Kevin Canty’s campaign photo and Richard Quintal Jr. (PACTV interview), via The Plymouth County Observer (2023). Former members show initials.
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