I've mostly been a free market advocate for housing, alongside sensible zoning that keeps, say, chemical plants away from schools. However, I was recently convi

I've mostly been a free market advocate for housing, alongside sensible zoning that keeps, say, chemical plants away from schools. However, I was recently convinced of one aspect of town infrastructure that really requires thoughtful management of population: The sewer system. My town has historically had bad flooding during heavy storms which has been made worse in the past decade due to a relative population boom. I'm sure this is vast room for improvement in speeding up additional capacity construction, but to me it's the major issue keeping housing from being truly set free.