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The caucus discussed transferring tax-title parcels to the Conservation Commission to protect open space; estimated legal and title-work costs total $12,500, or $2,500 per parcel. Members also reviewed proposed $50,000 funding for the July 4 Plymouth celebration, changes to town election and Annual Town Meeting dates, and a health-insurance amendment.
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The parcels discussed were taken by the Town because of unpaid taxes and are described as unbuildable. Moving them from the Town Treasurer to the Conservation Commission would provide stronger conservation protection, although the meeting did not record a vote on the proposal. Members supported proposed amendments to move town elections to approximately mid-June and the spring Annual Town Meeting to approximately May, but no formal vote was recorded on those amendments.
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