Environmental
The Coastal Resources Management Council (CRMC) in Rhode Island has jurisdiction over:
AAll commercial real estate transactions in the state
BDevelopment and use of land within Rhode Island's coastal zone✓ Correct
COnly properties located on Block Island
DResidential rentals within 1 mile of the ocean
Explanation
The CRMC regulates development, use, and management of land and water within Rhode Island's coastal zone, including Narragansett Bay and shoreline areas. Properties within the coastal zone require CRMC approval for construction and certain activities.
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