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Plymouth Rock Studios - Overview |
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Plymouth Rock Studios
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Written by Nancy Lima
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Friday, 26 September 2008 |
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Slated to open in September 2010, Plymouth Rock Studios will be the East Coast’s first independent, full-service film and television studio facility to offer everything a storyteller needs, from pre-production to post-production services. The campus features fourteen sound stages, ranging in size from 18,000 to 24,000 square feet, that connect the filmmaker directly to comprehensive, cutting-edge facilities. To learn more about the Studio please take a look at some of these resources. - Presentations and Reports - This list is maintained by Plymouth Rock Studios and tracks information that is relevent to the development and public processes of the studio.
- Latest News Articles - A collection of articles written and maintained by the Patriot Ledger newspaper. This continuosly updated set of articles is singularly focused on covering the latest about the Studio.
- Plymouth Rock FAQ - A series of FAQs offerend by the Studio itself.
- Plymouth Rock Studios Website - The official website contains plenty of information about the Studio.
- Hollywood East TV - Hollywood East TV is a new website where people can share their videos, photos and blogs and enjoy original content presented by Plymouth ROCK Studios.
- Citizens Advisory Committee - Formed by the Board of Selectmen, this is a community based committee whose mission is to act in an advisory capacity to the Board of Selectmen.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 07 October 2008 )
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AD Makepeace - River Run - Overview |
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AD Makepeace - River Run
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Written by Plymouth1000 Editor
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Thursday, 25 September 2008 |
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The A.D. Makepeace Company proposes the phased development of a new mixed-use village community in South Plymouth. Its design incorporates smart growth principles such as compact development, open space preservation, and low-impact design, and utilizes innovative bylaws recently enacted by the town of Plymouth. Makepeace has grown cranberries for five generations, and is now the largest cranberry grower in the world, farming 1,920 acres in southeastern Massachusetts. While the company is expanding its leadership role in the cranberry industry, it is also creating plans, with support from the towns of Wareham, Plymouth and Carver, for property it owns in those towns that is not suitable for cranberry bog. The development plan replicates growth patterns in villages, which historically emerged around jobs, commerce, or meeting-places. The Plymouth project represents a coordinated, cooperative effort to realize the benefits of the town’s new Transfer of Development Rights and Traditional Rural Village Development verlay districts. The mixed-use village center will consist of housing, pedestrian-scaled commercial uses, civic buildings and spaces, landscaped gathering areas, recreational areas, and parking.(Taken from AD Makepeace River Run fact sheet ) Please check out the following links to information regarding this project.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 06 October 2008 )
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Research Section -
1000 Acres
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Written by Plymouth1000 Editor
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Tuesday, 02 October 2007 |
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At the request of the Town of Plymouth and the Plymouth Regional Economic Developments Foundation, the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency, which is also called MassDevelopment has undertaken a focused program of due dilligence investigations into certain technical issues to allow all involved parties to better assess the feasibility of developing an approximately 1000 acre site in the vicinity of Bourne Road and Route 25 in the Town of Plymouth. MassDevelopment has released their findings on August 21, 2007, in a series of documents which you can now view. Click on the links below to review the documents: |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 06 October 2008 )
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