Rhode Island S2704 allows cities and towns to designate "special ways" for cultural, historic, or scenic preservation.
Rhode Island S2704 enables cities and towns to designate "special ways," which are unimproved roads or paths historically used for pedestrian or horse-drawn vehicle travel. These special ways are subject to alternative regulations to preserve their cultural, historic, or scenic character. The bill outlines restrictions on paving, widening, and other development activities to maintain their unique character.
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