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LARE SECTION 2 | Questions & Answers (100 %Score) Latest Updated 2024/2025
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What is included in Zoning Ordinance ? - Land use, density,

Off-street parking definition, setbacks, lot size;



Developers prefer what site for development? - agricultural land



Slope - West slope is hottest in summer;

South slope receives most sun in winter;

SE slope offers the most desirable microclimate;

NW slope receives cold winter winds



When should a post-construction evaluation be conducted? - After users have a chance to experience
the project



what best defines an edge in an urban condition - minium setback



Density can be controlled by - building height limitation;

percentage of lot coverage;



not: setbacks



Which will NOT be documented during site inventory phase of a project - Vehicular access points for
proposed development;



Includes: Existing condition, Neighbor character, Soil.



General Plan - A comprehensive, long-term plan of development for a community,

,which is implemented by zoning and other laws. Also called a comprehensive plan

or master plan.



Legal document;

long term document

not a static document;



Geologic factors that can negatively impact site development - Shallow bedrock

Seismic fault

soil with low bearing strength; NOT: loam soil, high water table



Flood hazards treatment - increase pervious area;

reduce runoff volume;



Facilities within a park can deviate from standard size requirements due to - Specific site requirements;

Site Characteristics;

Agency policies;



NOT: Adjoining land use



police power is included in - Land use planning;

Zoning; Building Regulations;



Not: Land Surveying



What is NOT part of site inventory&analysis - Construction documents;

Relationship between proposal and existing

includes: presence of endangered species

,Which open-space protection method is most useful as a site design tool - Urban growth boundary



Fire resistant plants have - Dense, compact or low, prostrate forms;

High moisture content;

Low sap/resin content



infrared aerial photograph - Live vegetation (red tone);

Bare soils (white, blue or green);

Man-made feature in tones with materials;

Water appears in blue.



Backsighting - The process by which a surveyor references a known point, such as a benchmark point on
a curb, a building floor elevation, or possibly a manhole cover



activities from a site planner - work out the range of facilities that would be required;

ensure site management with planned capability;

ensure people experience setting as satisfactory;



The most important factor for hardiness of a plant in a specific area is - minimum temperature



In order to achieve unity in a composition, which design principle might be used - repetition



One good means of reducing major forest fires is - prescribed burning



key criteria for the parking area - slope under 6%;

proximity to the dominant use area;



Site design crime prevention strategies encompass - regular pruning;

site access;

, material specifications;

general site maintenance;



A least productive way to conduct interviews when performing analysis of existing neighborhood - a
sampling of neighborhood residents



special interest group - a group of people who support a particular issue and who can be mobilized for
political action;



a major source of funding for development of recreational facilities



Factors influence the effectiveness of noise barrier - Height, Length, distance, mass, continuity



climatic moderation is most affected by which natural system - forest



Where is most likely to be found the greatest number and diversity of trees - north-facing slope



Which land types can sustain the highest density of residential development - Aquifer recharge area



ideal distance between housing and transit hub in TOD - 1/4 mile (1,320')



what will be documented in the site inventory - existing drainage pattern;

neighbor character;

soils;



NOT: proposed development



important info about slope - western slopes are hottest in summer;

southern slopes receive the most sun in winter months;

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