A unanimous vote. A mayor's veto. Then, nothing. What happened with this Weymouth proposal?
Weymouth's mayor vetoed a unanimous Weymouth town council vote for a rezone request in The Landing. Some wonder why the veto wasn't discussed and voted on.
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Weymouth's mayor vetoed a unanimous Weymouth town council vote for a rezone request in The Landing. Some wonder why the veto wasn't discussed and voted on.
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