>>Those 10 families don’t pay nearly enough in taxes to cover the cost of infrastructure maintenance. I dont think you can objectively say that is true given t

>>Those 10 families don’t pay nearly enough in taxes to cover the cost of infrastructure maintenance. I dont think you can objectively say that is true given that road maintenance is one of the least costly things a government does, and the less densely p;populated the less maintenance is done to that road sometimes none at all That further assumes that the road in those areas is maintained by the government this is also not universally true, there are plenty of housing additions that have HOA's where the HOA is responsible for the road maintenance Also in almost 100% of cases the developer creating the subdivision is responsible for the infrastructure costs to build said subdivision and also often has to pay to improve infrastructure leading into the new subdivision