Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'cluster development' in Rhode Island land use?
AMultiple unrelated developments in the same municipality
BA development pattern clustering homes on a portion of a parcel while preserving the remainder as open space✓ Correct
CA commercial shopping center with multiple stores
DA government housing project
Explanation
Cluster development groups homes on a smaller portion of a parcel at similar overall density, leaving the remainder as protected open space. It is used to preserve natural resources, scenic areas, and agricultural land while still allowing development.
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