Published 2 months ago

Bill could overturn controversial 3-person housing limit in Narragansett

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A new bill would increase the limit allowed by law from three people to five. The bill has overwhelming support from University of Rhode Island students and landlords. Some Narragansett residents are pushing back, arguing that the current three-person limit allows more families to live there.

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Bill could overturn controversial 3-person housing limit in Narragansett

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — How many unrelated people should be allowed to live together in a single-family home? A new bill in the R.I. House would address that topic, and it has overwhelming support from University of Rhode Island (URI) students and landlords who own properties in Narragansett. Right now, Rhode Island law states the maximum number can be set by local ordinance, but it can't be less than three unrelated people under one roof. …

2 months ago·East Providence, United States

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