Land Use & Zoning
In Rhode Island, what is a 'planned unit development' (PUD)?
AA government-built affordable housing complex
BA type of development that allows a mix of uses, flexible density, and creative design in exchange for open space and community amenities✓ Correct
CA commercial subdivision for industrial uses only
DA historic preservation district
Explanation
A PUD is a special zoning category allowing a mix of residential, commercial, and open space uses with flexibility in design and density. Developers typically provide amenities and open space in exchange for zoning flexibility.
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