Land Use & Zoning
A Rhode Island municipality's inclusionary zoning ordinance may require developers to:
AReserve a percentage of new housing units for affordable housing✓ Correct
BPay a fee to the state general fund for each new unit built
CInclude commercial space in all residential developments
DObtain approval from the Governor before breaking ground
Explanation
Inclusionary zoning ordinances require developers to make a percentage of units in new residential developments available as affordable housing for low-to-moderate income households.
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