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Under the Rhode Island Comprehensive Planning and Land Use Regulation Act, Chapter 45-22.2 of the General Laws, the Statewide Planning Program is responsible for coordinating the review and approval of local comprehensive plans, amendments, and updates thereto. |
Michael Ahnrud, Supervising Planner |
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Local Comprehensive Handbook 16 |
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Handbook on the Local Comprehensive Plan Handbook 16 Update
2003 |
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Five Year Update Summary and Check List Forms listed below as pdf files |
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Data Catalogue for the Local Comprehensive Plan This Handbook attempts to provide cities and towns with sources of information (agency, contact person, telephone number, e-mail address) for each element and topic that might be addressed in a comprehensive plan. Accompanying the identification of each information source is a brief description of the type of data available and its format. |
State Agency Goals and Policies This Handbook strives to provide municipalities with a synopsis of the goals and policies of individual state departments and agencies. It is intended to be a useful guide but it should not be considered exhaustive by local government officials.
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Making Good Land-Use DecisionThe Statewide Planning Program is one of a coalition of organizations and agencies that have come together to develop and present training. This training program is designed primarily for elected and appointed officials who are responsible for setting their community’s planning policy and for reviewing land-use requests and for the municipal staffs who provide public bodies with professional support and legal counsel. It is also designed for citizens who want to better understand the local planning and review process so that they can participate effectively in public hearings. |
| Website: Kim A. Gelfuso |