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The committee unanimously requested a site visit to property offered for sale for $5 million and tentatively scheduled it for March 30, pending the owner's approval. Members also raised concerns that the Chapter 61A sale notice improperly combines protected and non-protected parcels.
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The property includes nearly 130 acres under Chapter 61A, a program that can give the town a right of first refusal when land is removed from the program, along with smaller parcels not covered by Chapter 61A. Members discussed whether Plymouth should consider buying the land to extend a nearby corridor of preserved property and avoid possible large-scale residential development. Town staff will prepare maps, and the chair will consult town counsel about the sale notice.
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