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Proposed drainage plan map showing stormwater improvements, infiltration basins, and underground detention areas with labeled zones.
By Chris Marshall

Planning Commission Says The Osborn Project Won’t Have Adverse Environmental Impact, Moving Plans Onto Approval Phase

Major construction updates at senior living facility could be given green light as early as next commission meeting on June 23.
Man in a navy blazer speaks at a wooden podium labeled 'City Clerk' during a formal meeting, with a woman in a white blazer standing beside him and an audience seated in front.
By Chris Marshall

Six-Month Moratorium Approved for Central Business District and Large Home Construction; Rye Country Day Excluded

City Council votes 5-2 Monday to pause development in certain areas of Rye, with temporary ban likely taking effect early next week.
The proposed Nature Learning and Visitor Center at Rye Nature Center.
By Chris Marshall

Rye Nature Center Proposes Construction of New Visitors Building, Driveway Off Boston Post Road

Plans for alternative entryway to 47-acre property were presented at Wednesday's City Council meeting, along with a giving campaign for $5.9 million visitor and education center.
Stacey Sotirhos spoke to Rye's City Council
By Chris Marshall

Discussion Resumes Tonight on Proposed 6-Month Pause on Construction at Rye Country Day, Central Business District

After adjourning public hearing on May 27, City Council will resume discussion of moratorium at 7 p.m. Monday in City Hall.
City Manager Brian Shea delivers a report to City Council.

City Officials Working With FEMA, Sea Grant Program to Proactively Prepare for Rye’s Next Big Storm

Program outlined at City Council meeting includes flood plain management training and is expected to improve the city’s competitiveness for future FEMA funding.
Rye's City Council
By Chris Marshall

Amid Hours of Public Comments, Rye City Council Adjourns Discussion of Proposed Moratorium Until June 8

Mayor Josh Nathan announced at start of Wednesday's meeting that single-family homes wouldn't be part of moratorium at this time.
Two men in business suits sit at a table, one writing with a pen while the other gestures mid-conversation in a meeting setting.
By Chris Marshall

Public Hearing Set for Tonight on Proposed Six-Month Pause on Rye Developments

Rye's City Council will discuss possible moratorium on certain commercial and residential developments within targeted areas of the city.
The lot adjacent to City Hall and the Rye Free Reading Room.
By Chris Marshall

City Council to Consider Shelving Free Library Parking at Public Hearing

Hearing set for June 10 to discuss proposed amendment, which would eliminate 15-minute free parking to free up spots for city employees.
By Kate Circelli

Council Weighing Options on How to Improve City’s Cell Service

Officials hire consultant, meet with providers in attempt to resolve decade-plus of unreliable coverage and legal battles.
Councilmember Jamie Jensen and Mayor Josh Nathan discussed zoning and construction laws at Wednesday's city council meeting.
By Chris Marshall

Draft of Law Offers Details on Proposed 6-Month Moratorium on Rye Developments

Public hearing will take place at May 27 city council meeting, as city considers pausing certain applications in Central Business District and adjoining districts.

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