Areas Of Practice Flashcards
Lowering the thermostat by 1 degree Fahrenheit can reduce a heating bill by what percentage
Up to 3%
Neotraditional community
Seaside FL
Who can regulate wireless phone towers?
Local government
What is the Tennessee Valley Authority
A federally owned corporation created by congressional charter in 1933 to provide navigation, flood control, electricity generation, fertilizer manufacturing, and economic development to the Tennessee Valley.
What is mass wasting
The downslope movement of earth materials due to the force of gravity
Peak oil
Petroleum output is at its maximum with a continued increase in demand
First council of government
Detroit 1954
Cities with largest growth in downtown population between 2000 and 2010
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
The majority of Americans spend more than what percent of their household income on housing and transportation
50%
What do origin and destination surveys show
Pattern of daily trips
Rate of job growth in fringe counties of metro areas of more than —- that of the central counties of metropolitan areas
Twice
Why are public goods unlikely to be provided by the private sector
No one can be excluded from the consumption of the good
4 parts of travel demand model
Trip generation
Trip assignment
Modal split
Trip distribution
Intermodal surface transportation efficiency act 1991
Intermodal approach
Significant powers to mpos
Fast act 2015
First long term funding bill passed since 2005
Allows cities and metro planners to set their own street standards for federally funded projects
But did not raise the gas tax since 1993. APÁ is in favor of user funding
Adequate service by fire responders
Fire insurance ratings
Distance to fire house
Water pressure
Telecommunications act of 1996
Ensure universal service
FCC and states implement the law
Preempted local regulation of cell tower radio emission effects. Requires zoning decisions be in writing.
New markets tax credit program
Uses tax credits to stimulate economic development in underserved areas
National historic preservation act 1966
- national register
- state historic preservation officers
- section 106 review fed agencies have to undergo a review process for federally funded and permitted projects
National register does not protect from demolition. If you want to prep text, designate a district and Integrate on zoning.
National heritage areas
49 of them
Created by Congress
Not federally owned or managed
Administered by state or non profits
Secretary of interior standards for historic preservation
Standards and guidelines
Lay out difference between preservation, rehabilitation, restoration, reconstruction
Can be used by all levels of government
Can be applied to interior, exterior, landscape, site, environment.
Tax incentives in roots of historic preservation act of 1966
1976 accelerated depreciation
1979 10% tax credit
38,000 have leveraged tax credits
Only applies to buildings that are income producing so not private homes
Two tier system added in1986
20% and 10%
Tax benefits for historic preservation easements
National trust for historic preservation
Privately funded nonprofit
1949 congressional charter
Public utilities regulatory act 1978
Requires utilities to buy power from elegible cogeneration sources, small hydro or waste fueled facilities
What is base flow
Sustained flow in a stream that comes from groundwater seepage or discharge
Food system
Production processing distribution and consumption
Use issues
Food recycling and waste stream
Only good has been absent in professional planning
Food policy councils
Address fiod deserts, obesity loss of agricultural land
25 states have them