Property Ownership
What is a 'public dedication' in Rhode Island real estate?
AThe government's taking of private land by eminent domain
BA private owner's voluntary offer of land for public use (such as a street or park), accepted by the government✓ Correct
CA zoning designation for public facilities
DA CRMC requirement for public beach access
Explanation
A public dedication is the voluntary transfer of private land to the public for public use (roads, parks, etc.). The dedication must be offered by the owner and accepted by the appropriate government authority to be complete.
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