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The committee reviewed renewable-energy proposals for six Plymouth facilities that would provide on-site solar power with no upfront Town cost and maintenance handled by the developer. It also reviewed Community Preservation proposals including $85,000 for a historic preservation plan, $70,530 for microfilm digitization, and borrowing reductions intended to limit interest costs.
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The reviewed solar agreements are designed to lower electricity costs at Plymouth schools, the library, and Department of Public Works facilities without requiring upfront funding from the Town. The committee also reviewed proposals involving historic preservation, affordable housing, open space, and preservation of local newspaper records. The minutes do not record votes approving the individual Town Meeting articles.
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