Land Use & Zoning
What is 'minimum lot size' in Rhode Island zoning?
AThe maximum lot size allowed in a zone
BThe minimum area required for a buildable lot in a specific zoning district✓ Correct
CThe required lot coverage for buildings
DThe minimum size of a parking lot
Explanation
Minimum lot size is a zoning regulation specifying the smallest area a lot must have to be buildable in a given zone. It controls density by limiting the number of lots per acre.
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