A Harrison moratorium could potentially block the 67 Grant Ave. development near the Beaver Swamp Brook, an area linked to numerous floods.
United’s history dated back to 1889, when a group of 14 women formed the Ladies Hospital Association to 'serve humanity, save lives, and relieve suffering.'
Rye expects to sign a $16,000 agreement to hire SLR Engineering, Landscape Architecture and Land Survey, P.C., according to Interim City Manager Brian Shea.  
While municipal standards recommend that communities update their master plan every decade, Rye has not produced a new plan since 1985.
Rye residents in the Glen Oaks neighborhood -- bordered by Harrison, Rye Neck and Osborn School -- have been impacted by Beaver Swamp Brook flooding before.
The proposal was put before the Planning Commission a month and a half after the City Council rejected a proposed moratorium on downtown development.  
In January, the City Council floated the idea of a temporary moratorium on downtown development, but the idea was scrapped after it generated substantial pushback.
The mysterious group disseminates its Rye proposals from an encrypted email account and doesn’t sign off with a name or offer additional contact information.
In today's episode, hear about the anonymous group that submits redevelopment proposals via encrypted email.

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