The Plymouth Advisory & Finance Committee is scheduled to consider a proposed zoning bylaw for data centers when it meets Sept. 2, 2026, according to the published agenda for the Town of Plymouth, Massachusetts.
The data center measure appears as Article 16 on the town’s Town Meeting warrant, listed alongside a related update to industrial zoning under Article 15. According to the published agenda, the committee’s review covers a range of warrant articles that will go before Town Meeting, including zoning changes, municipal fund transfers and a construction project.
For residents, the agenda matters because it outlines proposed changes to how and where data centers could be zoned within the town, a land-use decision that could affect industrial areas covered under the related Article 15 industrial zoning update. The committee’s review is a step in the town’s warrant process ahead of Town Meeting action.
- Meeting: Plymouth Advisory & Finance Committee
- Date: Sept. 2, 2026
- Location: Plymouth, Massachusetts
- Article 16: Zoning Bylaw – Data Centers Zoning
- Article 15: Zoning Bylaw – Industrial Zoning Update
- Article 14: Zoning Bylaw – Senior Housing
- Other warrant items: Article 17 – Title V Repair Fund; Article 20 – Tax Title Property Transfer; Article 23 – CPC: Downtown Resiliency Phase I Construction
According to the published agenda, the committee is scheduled to review these warrant articles, which include the data center zoning proposal, as part of its preparation for Town Meeting. The agenda does not indicate a vote outcome or timeline beyond the scheduled review.
Residents seeking to engage with the process can attend the Sept. 2, 2026 Advisory & Finance Committee meeting in Plymouth. The full agenda, including details on Article 16 and related warrant items, is available on the Town of Plymouth’s website.
Official source: the published record