Land Use & Zoning
What is 'adequate notice' in Rhode Island's zoning hearing process?
ANotice given only to the applicant
BLegal notice of a hearing given to abutting owners and published in a newspaper as required by state law✓ Correct
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DNotice by phone call to all neighbors
Explanation
Rhode Island zoning statutes require adequate notice of zoning hearings through publication in a local newspaper and written notice to abutting property owners within a specified distance, ensuring those affected have an opportunity to participate.
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