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At the start of 1 of 45 Select Board meetings in 2021–2022 Board.
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May 17, 2022: Approve the recommendation of the Town Moderator to conduct the June 21, 2022 Special Town Meeting
To approve the recommendation of the Town Moderator to conduct the June 21, 2022 Special Town Meeting
Yes: Bletzer, Cavacco, Flaherty, QuintalNo: Helm
“On a motion by Patrick Flaherty and seconded by Betty Cavacco, the Board voted to approve the recommendation of the Town Moderator to conduct the June 21, 2022 Special Town Meeting. Voted 4/1 Quintal-Yes, Cavacco-Yes, Flaherty-Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Helm-No.” (Motion: Flaherty, second: Cavacco)
May 3, 2022: Approve an Alteration of Premises for Stav Family Enterprise Inc d/b/a Anna's Harborside
To approve an Alteration of Premises for Stav Family Enterprise Inc d/b/a Anna's Harborside
Yes: Cavacco, Flaherty, HelmAbstained: Bletzer, Quintal
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Harry helm, the Board voted to approve an Alteration of Premises for Stav Family Enterprise Inc d/b/a Anna's Harborside. Voted 3/2 Cavacco-Yes, Flaherty-Yes, Helm-Yes, Quintal-Abstain, Bletzer-Abstain.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Helm)
May 3, 2022: Approve an Alteration of Premises for LJP Corporation d/b/a Martini's Bar and Grill
To approve an Alteration of Premises for LJP Corporation d/b/a Martini's Bar and Grill
Yes: Bletzer, Cavacco, Flaherty, HelmAbstained: Quintal
“On a motion by Charlie Bletzer and seconded by Betty Cavacco, the Board voted to approve an Alteration of Premises for LJP Corporation d/b/a Martini's Bar and Grill. Voted 4/1 Cavacco-Yes, Flaherty-Yes, Helm-Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Quintal-Abstain.” (Motion: Bletzer, second: Cavacco)
April 26, 2022: Set the price of $3,750,000 for the purchase of 46 Sandwich Road from Rick Vayo
To set the price of $3,750,000 for the purchase of 46 Sandwich Road from Rick Vayo
Yes: Bletzer, Cavacco, QuintalNo: Flaherty, Helm
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Charlie Bletzer, the Board voted to set the price of $3,750,000 for the purchase of 46 Sandwich Road from Rick Vayo. Voted 3/2 Cavacco-Yes, Quintal-Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Flaherty-No, Helm-No.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Bletzer)
April 12, 2022: Approve an Alteration of Premises and Change of License Category for Artisan Pig LLC d/b/a Artisan Pig
To approve an Alteration of Premises and Change of License Category for Artisan Pig LLC d/b/a Artisan Pig
The minutes give only the count (4/1), not how each member voted.
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Charlie Bletzer, the Board voted to approve an Alteration of Premises and Change of License Category for Artisan Pig LLC d/b/a Artisan Pig. Voted 4/1.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Bletzer)
March 29, 2022: Express support for the conceptual project of a sports and entertainment complex and service amenities in the Town of Plymouth to be located on approximately 110 acres of land on…
To express support for the conceptual project of a sports and entertainment complex and service amenities in the Town of Plymouth to be located on approximately 110 acres of land on Camelot Drive and Long Pond Road also known as the woodlot subject to the project proponent obtaining all of the necessary licenses, permits, and approvals, and maintaining compliance with all of the applicable statutes, codes, regulations, and bylaws
Yes: Bletzer, Cavacco, QuintalNo: Flaherty, Helm
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Charlie Bletzer, the Board voted to express support for the conceptual project of a sports and entertainment complex and service amenities in the Town of Plymouth to be located on approximately 110 acres of land on Camelot Drive and Long Pond Road also known as the woodlot subject to the project proponent obtaining all of the necessary licenses, permits, and approvals, and maintaining compliance with all of the applicable statutes, codes, regulations, and bylaws. Voted 3/2 Quintal-Yes, Cavacco-Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Flaherty-No, Helm-No.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Bletzer)
March 29, 2022: Place a non-binding ballot question on the May Town Election Ballot asking residents if they support a thoroughbred horse racing track to be built on the County Woodlot
To place a non-binding ballot question on the May Town Election Ballot asking residents if they support a thoroughbred horse racing track to be built on the County Woodlot
Yes: FlahertyNo: Bletzer, Cavacco, Helm, Quintal
“On a motion by Patrick Flaherty and seconded by Charlie Bletzer, the Board voted to place a non-binding ballot question on the May Town Election Ballot asking residents if they support a thoroughbred horse racing track to be built on the County Woodlot. Voted 1/4 Flaherty-Yes, Quintal-No, Cavacco-No, Helm-No, Bletzer-No.” (Motion: Flaherty, second: Bletzer)
March 8, 2022: Recommend STM Article 1 (Collective Bargaining Agreements) to the April 2, 2022 Special Spring Town Meeting
To recommend STM Article 1 (Collective Bargaining Agreements) to the April 2, 2022 Special Spring Town Meeting
Yes: Bletzer, Cavacco, Helm, QuintalNo: Flaherty
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Charlie Bletzer, the Board voted to recommend STM Article 1 (Collective Bargaining Agreements) to the April 2, 2022 Special Spring Town Meeting. Voted 4/1 Quintal-Yes, Cavacco-Yes, Helm-Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Flaherty-No.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Bletzer)
March 1, 2022: Allow for an in-person Town Meeting on April 16, 2022 in the event that Town Meeting voted down a virtual option for Town Meeting on April 2, 2022
To allow for an in-person Town Meeting on April 16, 2022 in the event that Town Meeting voted down a virtual option for Town Meeting on April 2, 2022
Yes: Bletzer, CavaccoNo: Helm, Quintal
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Charlie Bletzer, the Board voted to allow for an in-person Town Meeting on April 16, 2022 in the event that Town Meeting voted down a virtual option for Town Meeting on April 2, 2022. Voted 2/2 Cavacco-Yes, Bletzer-Yes, Quintal-No, Helm-No.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Bletzer)
February 15, 2022: Recommend Article 18 to the April 2, 2022 Spring Town Meeting
To recommend Article 18 to the April 2, 2022 Spring Town Meeting
Yes: FlahertyNo: Bletzer, Cavacco, Helm, Quintal
“On a motion by Patrick Flaherty and seconded by Harry Helm, the Board voted to recommend Article 18 to the April 2, 2022 Spring Town Meeting. Voted 1/4 Flaherty-Yes, Quintal-No, Cavacco-No, Helm-No, Bletzer-No.” (Motion: Flaherty, 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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