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Unlike neighboring municipalities, Rye does not have a master plan. As a result, there may be a mismatch between planned infrastructure investment and residential expansion.
While it’s true, residential expansion is placing considerable burden on the RCSD and adding to the tax burden (especially for RCSD non-users), there is also substantial evidence residential expansion is pushing our sanitary infrastructure to the limit.
Sewer Overflowing in Rye on May 1 2014: