Select Board choose Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) members
Of the 13 candidates – the following were selected. Read more about the meeting in the Plymouth Independent here.
Please plan to attend the Select Board meeting on June 4th at Town Hall to show your support for the CAC/candidatees. We have a great group of very knowledgable Read more
As you may recall, the Select Board agreed to form a Wastewater Groundwater Discharge Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) at their March 12th meeting in response to the 300% proposed increase in wastewater discharge in Camelot Park.
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Rumor has it the Select Board will be interviewing candidates for the Wastewater Citizens Advisory Committee during their May 14th meeting*. We’re told individuals who have submitted their names will receive an email confirming the date and time.
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30+ of us turned out last Sunday for a very informative discussion around the town’s desire to reroute 1.75 MGD of treated wastewater into Camelot Park located at the headwaters of Eel River. Thanks, Kathy Read more
The Select Board discussed the need, structure, and purpose of a wastewater discharge Citizens Advisory Committee at their meeting last Tuesday. Netting it out, they voted in support (unanimously), deciding the committee would be made up of Read more
We’ve got 35+ RSVPs for our March 17th and only 19 (or so) chairs. If you’d like to join us next Sunday from 3:45-5:15 when retired EPA Program Analyst, Kathy Castagna, talks about the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act Read more
Great Hall located at the 2nd Floor, at Plymouth Town Hall, 26 Court Street, Plymouth MA
5:30 PM EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Select Board will hold an Executive Session pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter Read more
We’re told the Select Board will be discussing the need for a Wastewater Citizens Action Committee (CAC) at their next meeting. As you’re no doubt aware, we have asked the town to consider forming a CAC Read more
A very interesting documentary by Scientific American on the problems Cape Cod is facing with its wastewater, demonstrating the challenges with existing title-5 systems and why soil and sand removal is so detrimental to the aquifer.
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