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The R-10 residential district is an area of medium density residential development. This district generally extends outward from the highest density development located within the urban core. The intent of this district is to provide a transition area of diminishing residential densities.
R1 and R2 are residential zones. R1 is a single-unit zoning district, while R2 is a zone that permits all types of housing. The primary difference between these three types of zones is their density.
Zoning in Rhode Island is one of the more complex areas of real estate law in the state. In simple terms, zoning is the process of a city or town dividing the land and designating it for specific acceptable or unacceptable use.
The R-2 residential district is intended to be medium-density residential. Single-family and two-family residential uses are permitted subject to appropriate density controls and provisions for reducing interresidential friction.
The R-20 residential district is also an area of medium density residential development. This district occurs in areas adjacent to the R-10 district and is characterized by larger minimum lot size requirements. The intent of this district is to maintain the nature of the established residential pattern in these areas.