Land Use & Zoning
What is 'incentive zoning' in Rhode Island?
ATax incentives for building in low-income areas
BZoning provisions that offer developers additional density or uses in exchange for providing public benefits like affordable housing or public spaces✓ Correct
CA state grant program for developers
DZoning that reduces setbacks as an incentive to build
Explanation
Incentive (or bonus) zoning offers developers the ability to exceed standard zoning limits in exchange for providing public benefits—such as affordable housing units, public plazas, or infrastructure improvements.
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