Land Use & Zoning
What is a 'rezoning' in Rhode Island?
AA temporary change to permit a specific project
BA formal change to the zoning ordinance or map to reclassify land from one zone to another✓ Correct
CA variance for a single property
DA special use permit
Explanation
A rezoning is a formal legislative act amending the zoning ordinance or map to reclassify a parcel or area from one zone type to another (e.g.
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