Rhode Island § 32-3-10 § 32-3-10. Supervision of parks and forests — Plans and recommendations.

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§ 32-3-10 — § 32-3-10. Supervision of parks and forests — Plans and recommendations.

Rhode Island § 32-3-10

Title 32Parks and Recreational Areas

Ch. 32-3Town Forests, Parks, and Recreation Systems

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 32-3-10 (2026).

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§ 32-3-10. Supervision of parks and forests — Plans and recommendations.
A town forest and park commission shall have supervision and control of all the forests
            acquired by that town under the provisions of § 32-3-8, or which may be otherwise acquired, and of the public parks of that town. The commission
            shall, from time to time, make such recommendations and submit such plans to the town
            council of the town as to the commission shall seem proper relative to the improvement
            and beautifying of the public parks and places in the town, to the preservation of
            objects and places of especial interest therein, whether owing to their natural attractiveness,
           

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§ 32-3-10. Supervision of parks and forests — Plans and recommendations.

A town forest and park commission shall have supervision and control of all the forests acquired by that town under the provisions of § 32-3-8, or which may be otherwise acquired, and of the public parks of that town. The commission shall, from time to time, make such recommendations and submit such plans to the town council of the town as to the commission shall seem proper relative to the improvement and beautifying of the public parks and places in the town, to the preservation of objects and places of especial interest therein, whether owing to their natural attractiveness, their historical associations, or otherwise, and relative to the general development and enhancement of the natural beauties of the town, its surroundings and approaches, and shall annually make a written report of its administration to the financial town meeting.