Land Use & Zoning
What is 'agricultural zoning' in Rhode Island?
AZoning that allows only organic farming
BZoning that designates land exclusively or primarily for agricultural use, restricting non-agricultural development to preserve farmland✓ Correct
CA state program to subsidize farmers
DA temporary zoning for seasonal agricultural markets
Explanation
Agricultural zoning restricts land in designated areas to farming and related uses, preventing residential or commercial development. It is a key tool for Rhode Island municipalities to preserve farmland and open space.
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