Land Use & Zoning
A Rhode Island developer who wants to subdivide a parcel into five or more lots must obtain approval from:
AThe DoBR real estate division
BThe local planning board under the state's subdivision review process✓ Correct
CThe Rhode Island Superior Court
DThe CRMC for all subdivisions statewide
Explanation
Subdivision of land into five or more lots in Rhode Island requires approval from the local planning board, which reviews proposals under the municipality's subdivision regulations.
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