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Plymouth Select Board Denies Amplified Music Permit, Delays Dog Park Decision

Restaurant owner's plea falls on deaf ears; $680,000 dog park project faces scrutiny

Justin Evans
Aug 01, 2024
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PLYMOUTH, MA - July 23 - The Plymouth Select Board voted 3-2 against granting an amplified music permit to the Su Casa restaurant during its July 23 meeting, citing past violations and concerns about noise impact. The board also discussed plans for a new dog park in Cedarville but delayed a decision pending further information.

Su Casa owner Erin Murphy …

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