Land Use & Zoning
What is 'subdivision exaction' in Rhode Island land use?
AA penalty for unauthorized subdivisions
BA requirement that developers dedicate land or pay fees for public improvements as a condition of subdivision approval✓ Correct
CThe municipality's right to purchase subdivision lots
DA review process for large subdivisions
Explanation
Subdivision exactions are conditions imposed on developers as part of subdivision approval—requiring dedication of land for roads, parks, or schools, or payment of fees in lieu of dedication, to offset the public impacts of the new development.
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