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The meeting included the call to order, a report of no new business, and a notation that no correspondence was received. The board also addressed scheduling for the subsequent meeting before adjourning.
The board discussed a request for site plan approval submitted by Re-Wild Renewables regarding a solar array project located in Kingston. The primary focus of the discussion was determining whether the project, which involves installing utility poles and an access road in Plympton, requires site plan approval under the town's Zoning Bylaw. After reviewing the definitions in the Bylaw, the board concluded that no site plan approval is required because the project does not fall under the defined categories of a solar development facility and no building permits are being issued for the work in Plympton.
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The board addressed new business items, including the review of project plans for 399 Main Street and the discussion of correspondence from the Kingston planning board regarding a subdivision proposal off Forest Street. Additionally, the board finalized the scheduling for the next upcoming meeting.
The Board of Health meeting focused on reviewing pending septic system plans and repairs for various properties, including 40 Ring Road, 23 Palmer Road, 0 Pleasant Street, 0 Parsonage Road, 373 Main Street, 14 Deborah Sampson Way, and 10 Mayflower Road. The board approved a press release regarding the O'Hearn v. Town of Plympton decision. Other discussions included well permits for 5 Palmer Road, potential ZBA approvals for Ricketts Pond Estates, and issues regarding Wind River's septic hauler permit and Title 5 reports. The board also addressed a housing complaint at 163 Center Street and continued drafting supplemental regulations, including language for Seasonal High Groundwater Determination and reviewing a Title 5 Inspection Report for 73 Center Street.
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