It should be the goal and responsibility of each project
developer to present for review a complete and well-conceived set
of documents that highlight and make visible the compatible character
and architectural craftsmanship that will make their project worthy
of praise and a good neighbor when built.
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The words "acceptable," "appropriate," "attractive," "compatible,"
complementary" and other such words where judgment is inferred, refer
to the majority opinion of the Design Review Board exclusively.
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Where the word "Board" is used, it shall mean the Design Review
Board unless otherwise indicated.
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To provide guidance to building and property owners in the renovation
and development of their parcels, the term "historic" refers to buildings
or plantings that pre-date 1940. A list of buildings considered historical
by the R.I. Historical Preservation Commission is available at the
Town Planner's office. Prospective builders and developers should
consider their value in maintaining the character and context of the
community.
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