Another case of Bylaws or Why Laws? So many zoning waivers why have Bylaws at all? Plymouth Planning Board releases developer, Pyramid Mall, from protective
Plymouth: Makepeace 217-acre strip mine disguised as “cranberry bog agriculture” lacks valid permits
Zoning Board of Appeals permit expired, Town finally admits Violating Wetlands Protection Act according to July 12, 2022 filing with Plymouth Conservation Commission Town building
Citizens invoke state citizen suit law, send demand letter and notice of intent to sue AD Makepeace, Carver “Earth Removal Committee” and Building Inspector for
Expert hydrologist report concludes the project threatens public and private drinking water wells and adjacent wetland resources. Report also states SLT is violating the Conservation
Rochester Road: 44 acres, thousands of arsenic treated poles for 6,291 solar panels, lithium ion batteries in cranberry bog; earth removal nearby Tremont Street: 57 acres, thousands
Arsenic solar poles contaminating soil, groundwater, and chromium and copper found in cranberries according to PineGate consultants; no written plan to replace poles, residents cut
On Plymouth Carver Sole Source Aquifer: residential wells feet away from the site One of world’s largest lithium ion battery storage facilities Town’s densest residential
In 1990, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) designated the Plymouth Carver Sole Source Aquifer as “sole source” giving it special protection under the
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