January 5 Hearing Scheduled for Ocean View North Project After Engineering Review Delays
Key Points
- Rescheduling of cases 4183 and 4184 for the Ocean View North development on Sandry Drive
- Postponement of hearings due to the late arrival of Town Engineer comments
- PY Group requesting more time to address civil and site design feedback before the next public hearing
- Establishment of a new hearing date on January 5, 2026, for the pending zoning cases
The Plymouth Zoning Board of Appeals held a brief session on December 15, 2025, to address a scheduling conflict involving the Ocean View North development on Sandry Drive. Chair Michael Main opened the meeting by explaining that technical feedback regarding the site designs was not yet ready for public deliberation. The engineering comments didn't come back,
Main noted, explaining that the late arrival of these documents necessitated a postponement for cases 4183 and 4184.
A town staff member, Spencer, read a formal request for a continuance from the developer, PY Group. The letter, authored by a representative named Essi, cited the need for additional time to process the municipality's technical requirements. We do not feel that we have adequate time to fully address the comments while allowing enough time for the town to review our responses,
Spencer read. Board members agreed that a delay was the most prudent course of action to ensure all civil designs are properly vetted. **Motion Made by Michael Leary to continue case 4183 and 4184 as requested to January 5th, 2026.** Peter Conner provided a Second
to the proposal. During the vote, Tom Wallace signaled his support by stating I
as part of the consensus. **Vote Passed 5-0**.
The board also attended to several administrative matters involving past meeting records. When asked by the Chair if the members had reviewed the draft documents from earlier in the autumn, Ed Conroy replied, I have.
The board then moved to formalize those records. **Motion Made by Kevin O'Reilly to move acceptance of that first set of minutes from September.** David Peck supported the action with a Second
before the board moved to the next item. **Vote Passed 5-0**. Following the ratification of the December 1st minutes, the board concluded its business for the evening. The meeting was adjourned at 7:02 PM.