C1U15 Government Control of Land Use Flashcards

1
Q

Land-use policies and goals are established through:

a. the general plan
b. the subdivision report
c. the preliminary report
d. the notice of intention

A

a. the general plan

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The general plan must consider:

a. housing at current market rates
b. only present land uses and hazards
c. the needs of all applicants for development permits
d. housing at all income levels

A

d. housing at all income levels

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3
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Planning for future development does NOT include consideration of:

a. solid waste management
b. conservation of natural resources
c. safety
d. Contractors’ License Law

A

d. Contractors’ License Law

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4
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Zoning ordinances are an exercise of a government’s:

a. power of eminent domain
b. power of condemnation
c. police power
d. judicial power

A

c. police power

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5
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A property owner deprived by a zoning ordinance of the privileges enjoyed by owners of other property in the vicinity may apply for:

a. a conditional use permit
b. a variance
c. a master plan exception
d. a nonconforming use permit

A

b. a variance

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Land may be subdivided for purposes of:

a. sale
b. lease
c. financing
d. all of these

A

d. all of these

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The Subdivided Lands Law applies to subdivisions of land into:

a. 2 or more parcels
b. 5 or more parcels
c. 12 or more parcels
d. 25 or more parcels

A

b. 5 or more parcels

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8
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An out-of-state subdivider of California land:

a. must procure a public report
b. need not procure a public report
c. can decide whether or not to procure a public report
d. needs a public report only to finance a California subdivision

A

a. must procure a public report

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A standard subdivision includes:

a. single-family residences and condominiums
b. no common interests
c. only residential property
d. no irregularly shaped parcels

A

b. no common interests

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10
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A subdivision consisting of individually owned lots as well as areas owned in common is:

a. a planned development
b. a community apartment project
c. a condominium project
d. a stock cooperative project

A

a. a planned development

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A subdivision consisting of individual ownership of airspace and areas owned in common is:

a. a planned development
b. a community apartment project
c. a condominium project
d. a stock cooperative project

A

c. a condominium project

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12
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A corporation holds title to property and shareholders having a right of occupancy to part of the property own the corporation in:

a. a planned development
b. a community apartment project
c. a condominium project
d. a stock cooperative project

A

d. a stock cooperative project

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13
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The subdivision public report is issued by:

a. the advisory agency
b. the planning commission
c. the Real Estate Commissioner
d. the California Bureau of Real Estate

A

c. the Real Estate Commissioner

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14
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A final subdivision public report has an initial term of:

a. one year
b. two years
c. four years
d. five years

A

d. five years

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15
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The Subdivision Map Act allows:

a. the state to have a say in how property is subdivided
b. local jurisdictions to determine whether a subdivision is desirable
c. developers to dictate how subdivision will take place
d. neighboring landowners to petition to have land subdivided

A

b. local jurisdictions to determine whether a subdivision is desirable

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16
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A “proposed subdivision” is covered by:

a. the Subdivision Map Act
b. the Subdivided Lands Law
c. the Contractors’ License Law
d. the Contractors’ State License Board

A

b. the Subdivided Lands Law

17
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Disclosure of the fact that property is located in a special studies zone must be made by:

a. the city council or board of supervisors
b. the property buyer
c. the real estate agent who represents the seller
d. the seller, in addition to the real estate agent

A

c. the real estate agent who represents the seller

18
Q

Discrimination in housing is prohibited by:

a. federal law
b. state law
c. both state and federal laws
d. neither state or federal laws

A

c. both state and federal laws

19
Q

A homeowner whose property is exempt from the requirements of the federal Fair Housing Act will still be subject to:

a. the 1866 Civil Rights Act
b. the Housing Financial Discrimination Act
c. the Subdivision Map Act
d. the Subdivided Lands Law

A

a. the 1866 Civil Rights Act

20
Q

The broadest prohibition against all forms of discrimination in the sale of residential real estate is found in:

a. the federal Fair Housing Act
b. Jones v Mayer
c. California Law
d. the Civil Rights Act of 1968

A

c. California Law