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Code of Ethics doesn’t bar town employee’s subdivision request – Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly

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The Ethics Commission ruled that Exeter’s town planner would not violate the Code of Ethics by reviewing a subdivision request filed by the town’s assistant clerk.
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Code of Ethics doesn’t bar town employee’s subdivision request – Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly

The Ethics Commission ruled that Exeter’s town planner would not violate the Code of Ethics by reviewing a subdivision request filed by the town’s assistant clerk.

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Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly – broke the news in on Wednesday, October 15, 2025.
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