Designs for a new Route 25 interchange near the Plymouth-Bourne border and a planned movie studio will be discussed at a meeting Wednesday night.

By TAMARA RACE
The Patriot Ledger

The 1000 Acres Citizens Advisory Committee will meet Wednesday night in conjunction with the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency and the Plymouth Rock Studios Development Team to discuss proposed designs for a new Route 25 interchange near the Plymouth-Bourne border.

The ramp would primarily serve Plymouth Rock Studios, a television and movie production studio proposed for 1,000 acres of town-owned land. Plans call for 14 sound stages, two back lots, a theater, a hotel, a small village center, a private arts academy and office space.

Residents and interested parties are invited to attend the meeting on Wednesday night. It will be held at Plymouth South High School beginning at 7 p.m.

Coler and Colantonio, an engineering company working on the studio project, will present potential designs for the interchange. Engineers also will present preliminary traffic assumptions.

Questions from the state Highway Department and the Federal Highway Administration will be discussed.

Plymouth Rock Studios executives will be available to answer questions.