Land Use & Zoning
In Rhode Island, what is 'infill development'?
AFilling wetlands for development
BDevelopment of vacant or underutilized land within already built-up areas, using existing infrastructure✓ Correct
CDeveloping land on the edge of a municipality
DAdding insulation to existing buildings
Explanation
Infill development refers to the construction or redevelopment of vacant, underutilized, or blighted parcels within already developed areas. It is promoted as a smart growth strategy that uses existing infrastructure efficiently.
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