02/28/12 During Monday evening’s Common Council meeting Mayor Mark Senter took time the thank City Attorney Nelson Chipman for his service to the city. Senter said, “Thank you for all you have done for the City of Plymouth the last four years and from 1988 to 2000.” He continued, “You have been a...
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01/04/12 Mayor Mark Senter’s Office announced today that City Attorney Nelson Chipman submitted a letter of resignation effective at the close of business on February 29, 2012. In his letter Chipman expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve the administration, the department heads and the citizens of Plymouth for the last four years. ...
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After much discussion the Plymouth Common Council passed the 2011 Salary Ordinances on third and final reading. City attorney Nelson Chipman presented an amended ordinance that include the reduction of increase from the amended 2% salary increase to a 0% increase for city employees appointed department heads, and fire and police personnel. As well,...
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06/16/10 Tuesday morning Superior Court II was the site for a unique hearing involving one of Plymouth’s homeless citizen. Todd Wagner has been homeless for a good portion of his adult life, spending most of it here in the town of Plymouth. Ironically, Todd also found himself in a familiar setting, a Marshall County Courtroom. On...
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06/16/10 The next work on the Oak Road project in Plymouth could begin in October or November if the remaining two parcels of right-a-way space can be obtained. At a meeting of the Plymouth Redevelopment Commission on Tuesday night, City Attorney Nelson Chipman said there were ten parcels needed to move forward with the...
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06/11/10 During a meeting on June 8, the Plymouth Board of Aviation ratified a response drafted by Plymouth City Attorney Nelson Chipman to the Federal Aviation Administration. The board had received a letter from Gregory Sweeny of the FAA on March 25, 2010 concerning allegations against the Plymouth Board of Aviation raised by Stephen...
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06/10/10 The Plymouth City Council held a special meeting this week to consider a substantial loan to the Redevelopment Commission. City Attorney Nelson Chipman presented the resolution authorizing a loan in the amount of $700,000 in support of the US 30 and Pioneer Drive/Pine Road TIF (tax incremental finance) District. The resolution establishes the...
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