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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The basic intent of zoning ordinances is to | specify usage for every parcel within the zoning authority’s jurisdiction. |
| Why do zoning authorities create different types of zones | To separate land uses so that they do not interfere with each other. |
| The key consideration in granting a zoning exception known as a special exception is which of the following | the public interest |
| The intensity of land usage generally refers to what? | he area of a commercial or industrial facility in relation to the size of the site |
| How does Planned Unit Development zoning vary from ordinary zoning? | It requires that multiple tracts of land be developed according to a single design |
| What is the difference between a variance and a nonconforming use? | A variance is granted by the zoning board if the owner has a justifiable reason. |
| A document certifying that a structure complies with building codes and is ready for use is referred to as a | certificate of occupancy |
| Which of the following is true of an eminent domain proceeding? | It conveys legal title to the acquiring entity |
| Among other provisions, the Superfund Act (CERCLA) and Superfund Amendment and Reauthorization Act of 1986 provided that | parties responsible for improper disposal of hazardous waste could be charged for the cleanup costs. |
| Public land use planning strives to balance which of the following potentially conflicting interests? | Individual property rights and the public’s interest. |
| Zoning, building codes, and environmental restrictions are forms of local land use control known as | police power |
| To be valid, a local zoning ordinance must | reasonably promote community health, safety and welfare. |
| What is the purpose of residential zoning? | To regulate the density of dwellings in the residential zone |
| The approval process for development of multiple properties in an area includes submission of | a plat of subdivision |
| The essential elements of the metes and bounds system are | reference points, angles, and distances. |
| In the Rectangular Survey System, a range is the area in between | two consecutive meridians |
| In the Rectangular Survey System, a tier is defined by | two consecutive parallels. |
| In the Rectangular Survey System, a section contains how many acres? | 640 |
| Which of the following contracts can be assigned to another party? | A contract for the sale of undeveloped land |
| Which of the following is an executory contract? | A sale contract before closing |
| A bilateral contract is one in which | both parties promise to do something in exchange for the other party’s performance |
| A homeseller signs a listing agreement with a broker then subsequently revokes the listing. Which of the following is true? | The broker may have a claim for marketing expenses expended during the listing term |
| What is rescission? | The act of declaring that a contract is no longer in effect for a given party. |
| Two parties enter into a contract. The agreement fulfills all the requirements for a valid contract, with no disqualifying circumstances. Given this situation, it is still possible that the contract may be | unenforceable |
| A construction contractor executes a contract with a buyer. In the agreement, the contractor promises to complete construction by November 20. This promise can be construed as | valuable consideration |
| The purpose of the statute of frauds is to | require certain conveyance-related contracts to be in writing. |