Cranston â Homestead exemption

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# (a)

The city council of the city of Cranston is authorized to annually fix the amount, if any, of a homestead exemption with respect to assessed value from local taxation on taxable real property used for residential purposes or mixed purposes, defined as a combination of residential and commercial uses, in the city of Cranston and to grant homestead exemptions to the owner or owners of residential real estate or combination residential and commercial real estate in an amount not to exceed thirty percent (30%) of the assessed value. The exemption only applies to property used exclusively for residential purposes, and improved with a dwelling containing less than five (5) units or real property used for a combination of residential and commercial uses. When real property is used for mixed purposes, the percentage of the assessed value shall be a pro rated amount. That pro rated amount is the percentage of square feet used for residential purposes multiplied by thirty percent (30%). In order to determine compliance with the homestead exemption as outlined in this subsection, the city council shall provide, by resolution or ordinance, rules and regulations governing eligibility for the exemption established by this section.

# (b)

The city council of the city of Cranston may provide for a proration of the homestead exemption in cases where title to property passes from those not entitled to the exemption to those who are entitled to claim the exemption.

Amendment history

History of Section. P.L. 1996, ch. 22, § 1; P.L. 1996, ch. 225, § 1; P.L. 1997, ch. 258, § 3.

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Cranston â Homestead exemption