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Plymouth ZBA approves 90‑day extension for Stone Bluff application; reappoints officers and accepts minutes

Plymouth Zoning Board of Adjustment · April 7, 2026
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Summary

The Zoning Board granted a 90‑day extension for a Stone Bluff Property Holdings LLC application, moving the decision deadline to no later than July; the board also reappointed David Kent and Stephanie Halter as chair and vice chair and approved prior meeting minutes.

The Plymouth Zoning Board of Adjustment voted to extend the statutory 90‑day decision period for a special exception application submitted by Stone Bluff Property Holdings LLC to allow the applicant additional time to re‑notice abutters and prepare materials.

The application concerns a proposed two‑building commercial storage/service development on parcel 213‑023‑002 on the west side of Yetten Road in the agricultural zone; the applicant asked the ZBA to extend the 90‑day threshold provided under state statute. The board discussed that recent town zoning changes do not affect the application and noted the applicant (property owner Mark Murphy) offered to pay for re‑noticing. The extension passed with members present voting in favor, which the board recorded as moving the application’s deadline to no later than the July meeting.

In routine business the board conducted its annual officer elections (as this meeting followed the annual town meeting). Members nominated David Kent for chair and Stephanie Halter for vice chair; both nominations carried and each nominee abstained from voting for themselves. The board also approved the January 6, 2026 meeting minutes with one abstention from a member who had been absent, and credited Avery as minute lead.

What this means: The Stone Bluff application will return before the board with an extended decision timeline, and the ZBA will operate under the newly confirmed leadership while continuing regular monthly/occasional meetings. The board also noted it is down one member following a resignation and will solicit applicants for appointment.