Ballast Sample Question Review Study Flashcards

0
Q

Often for public interest

For use not to be permitted

A

Conditional use permit

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1
Q

Restriction for private communities.

Written in deed.

A

Covenant

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2
Q

National Nederlanden Building

Aka

A

Dancing house

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3
Q

Most accurate assessment
Compare with similar for sale
Relies on available data

A

Comparison method

Market data approach

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4
Q

These approaches to assessment are used if market data is not available

A

Development method

Residual method

Allocation method

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5
Q

Human eye has an angle of

A

130 degrees

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6
Q

Urban Center no longer relevant 1932
Each family one acre
Build and grow own food
Automobile

A

Broadacre city

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7
Q
Specific form design build
Secure fixed-price early
Responsibility of details to contractor
Advice and participation of an architect
- produces drawings to dd phase
- contractor develop CDs and is architect of record
A

Bridging

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8
Q

When direct costs increase because of more equipment and hours and supervision

And overhead costs decrease because of rentals and daily salaries

A

Resulting from the critical path being shortened

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9
Q

Commits buyer to perform specific duty in the future

A

Affirmative covenant

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10
Q

If restrictions on deed are not followed, land will revert back to original owner

A

Conditional covenant

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11
Q

Permission from zoning board
For an unzoned use
To serve public

Ex. Hospital in residential neighborhood

A

Conditional use permit

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12
Q

Granted by 5th amendment

May be granted to private if serving public interest

A

Eminent domain

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13
Q

Process of relocation

Associated w eminent domain

A

Condemnation

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14
Q

Similar to riparian rights but apply only along shores of oceans and navigable lakes

A

Littoral rights

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15
Q

Contractor cost that cannot be attributed to a specific project

A

General overhead

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16
Q

Contractors cost of bonds/ insurance / permits / transportation/ site facilities

A

Project overhead

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17
Q

Total overhead is typically

A

5-20%

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18
Q

Retainage substantial completion often equals

A

Profit for the job

5 to 20%

Typically 10%

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19
Q

Building cost:

Typically taller building has a greater

A

Unit cost

Elevators, sprinklering, structure

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20
Q

Building cost:

As the floor area increases,

A

Unit costs decreases

Because there’s less exterior skin

21
Q

Most efficient building type is traditionally

A

One story

22
Q

Wrote

image of the city

A

Kevin Lynch

23
Q

Image of the city:

Focus of district
Symbol of that part of the city

A

Core

24
Q

Image of the city:

Movement occurs on

A

Paths

25
Q

Image of the city:

Linear elements not considered paths

A

Edges

26
Q

Image of the city:

Occupy able sections of city

Common, identifying character

A

Districts

27
Q

Image of the city:

Points, intensive foci
Enterable

A

Nodes

28
Q

Image of the city:

Points, intensive foci
Not enter able
External

A

Landmarks

29
Q

In order to lessen impervious surface, and limit disturbance on the site

A

Utilize smaller footprint

30
Q

The book, design w nature

By Ian mcharg, 1969

Lists suitability of sites, from

A

Surface water to

Flat land excluding prime agricultural land

31
Q

A 100 year flood

A

Maximum level with 1% probability of occurring in a given year

32
Q

As for scheduling small projects with few participants

A

Milestone chart

33
Q

At the programming stage when comparing to smaller size/scope projects, this term would add cost

A

Premium

For example a shortened schedule or challenging site

34
Q

The best wind break would be trees of

A

The same height

35
Q

Unit prices, ex cost per square ft, are written in this agreement

A

O/C agreement

36
Q

Bonding:
Public projects producing revenue
Repaid with money generated by the facility
For example airport

A

Public enterprise revenue bond

37
Q

Bonding:
Public enterprise not producing revenue
Repaid w property tax (ad valorem)
Approved by voters

A

General obligation Bond

38
Q

Term for property tax

A

Ad volorem

39
Q

Additional charges developer

A

Development impact fees

40
Q

School district is an example of a

A

Catchment area

41
Q

Additions don’t have to much exactly, but similar yet separate according to the

A

Sec. of the Interior’s standards for rehabilitation

42
Q

Street from largest to smallest

A

Expressway
Arterial
Collector
Local access

43
Q

Building height defined by

A

Use group and type of construction

44
Q

Building height can be increased by

A

Fire suppression

Adequate street frontage

45
Q

Emergency exit

A

Exterior stair w solid treads

46
Q

Building should not penetrate water table

Less than __ ft= trouble

A

6ft

47
Q

Coolest surface has
this albedo
this conductivity

A

Low albedo and high conductivity

48
Q

List shopping center type from smallest to largest

A

Neighborhood center

Community center

Regional center

49
Q

Each person in a catchment area represents this amount of retail space

A

3 to 5 ft.² of retail space