City of Warwick, Purchasing Division

This document, forming part of the City of Cranston's Comprehensive Community Plan, provides a detailed inventory of existing land use categories within the city. It presents a comprehensive overview of the geographical and developmental landscape, itemizing various land use types such as residential, commercial, industrial, forested, and wetlands, along with their respective counts and acreage. The plan aims to document the current distribution and characteristics of land use across the city.

This Comprehensive Community Plan for the City of Warwick, Rhode Island, outlines future land use designations. It categorizes land into areas such as Conservation/Limited, Major Parks & Open Space, Non-urban Developed, Prime Farmland, Reserve, Sewered Urban Developed, Urban Development, and Water Bodies.

This document outlines an update to the 2013 Warwick Comprehensive Plan, setting forth a vision and goals for the next decade. The plan is structured around key pillars including the preservation and protection of natural resources, enhancement of parks and recreation, safeguarding historic and cultural assets, ensuring diverse housing options and livable neighborhoods, fostering economic development, improving multimodal transportation, providing excellent public facilities and services, advancing sustainability and resilience, and guiding future land use and urban design.

This chapter, part of Warwick, Rhode Island's Comprehensive Plan Update, provides a detailed assessment of the city's parks, open spaces, and recreational facilities. It outlines current conditions, categorizing facilities by ownership and use, and discusses infrastructure, maintenance, and public access, including shoreline recreation and protected lands. The document serves as an inventory of existing resources and informs future planning related to enhancing and maintaining the city's diverse recreational assets.

This chapter of the Comprehensive Plan Update for Warwick, Rhode Island, emphasizes the importance of historic and cultural resources for enhancing economic competitiveness, attracting residents and visitors, and promoting sustainable practices. It details existing conditions, including archaeological sites, and assesses current preservation mechanisms such as local historic districts, the National Register of Historic Places, and the Rhode Island State Register. The document also reviews past historic surveys and outlines recommendations for further studies to identify and protect additional historic assets within the city.