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Consultants Tiffany Zezula and Corey Block guide the committee through a discussion on public engagement.
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Promising Start: City Seeks Input From Every Part of Community Before Creating Plan for Rye’s Future

In group's second gathering, comprehensive plan steering committee discusses ways to involve residents beyond the handful who typically attend government meetings.
Man in a dark shirt giving a presentation beside a large diagram labeled 'Steering Committee'. Detector-friendly caption: a speaker at a podium with an infographic on the wall behind him.
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Comprehensive Planning Website Launches, With Second Committee Meeting Set for Monday

After expanding to 15 members, committee will lead charge on plan's creation, utilizing 'hub-and-spoke' model of engagement throughout city.
Mayor Josh Nathan delivers the State of the City address Wednesday at The Osborn.
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State of the City: As Planning Process Begins, Nathan Says Rye is ‘Strong and In Good Order’

Mayor touches on wide range of topics pertaining to city's comprehensive plan in Wednesday's city council meeting at The Osborn.
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City of Rye Releases Online Survey for Comprehensive Plan Volunteers

Residents have until May 6 to submit areas of expertise and main interests in plan's development.
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City of Rye Seeking Volunteers to Assist in Creation of New Comprehensive Plan

Residents encouraged to complete online interest form, with eventual participation in meetings, work sessions, and events during planning process.
(From left) Nick Everett, Christian Miller, and Ryan Coyne speak at Tuesdays at 10.
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City Officials Eager for Creation of Rye’s New Comprehensive Plan

City Planner Christian Miller, City Engineer Ryan Coyne, and Planning Commission Chairman Nick Everett share thoughts on Rye's biggest needs.

Letter: Review Master Plan Carefully

Letter to the Editor.
Members of the public observe a map.
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Rye City Council Selects White Plains-Based Consultant to Update Decades-Old Comprehensive Plan

Resolution approved Wednesday night tabs AKRF Planning to modernize plan from 1985, with proposed timeline of 18 months.
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Rye’s Comprehensive Plan Is the Second-Oldest in Westchester. Here are Issues Experts Say That Can Pose.

Neighbors like Harrison, Mamaroneck, Rye Brook, and Port Chester have all updated their comprehensive plans within the last 15 years.

On The Record: Rye’s 1985 Comprehensive Plan is Second-Oldest in Westchester

In this episode, we dive into Rye's decades-old comprehensive development plan.

On The Record.

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