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Merrill Engineering submits as‑built for 165 Palmer Road; board asks for conformance review

Plympton Planning Board · May 19, 2026
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Summary

Merrill Engineering presented an as‑built for the 165 Palmer Road project; Chair John Schmid asked Merrill to verify whether the as‑built is in substantial conformance with the approved site plan and requested that any questions go through Debrah Keller.

Nick Courtney of Merrill Engineering presented an as‑built for the 165 Palmer Road project at the May 19 Plympton Planning Board meeting.

Chair John Schmid asked Merrill Engineering to review the submitted as‑built and determine whether it is in substantial conformance with the previously approved site plan. Board instructions included a request that any questions be routed through Debrah Keller to Chair Schmid.

The board did not vote on the as‑built during this meeting; it asked the engineering firm to perform the conformance determination and report back or raise any questions through the named contact.