Chapter 18 Subdivision and Development

Question 1

putting living units close together to leave more open space

Answer 1

Clustering

Question 2

charges to developers for extra roads, schools and so forth

Answer 2

Impact fees

Question 3

community with dense zoning and developer’s plan for entire land use

Answer 3

Planned unit development

Question 4

local municipality’s authorization for building plans

Answer 4

Construction permit

Question 5

engineering reports often required before building permits are issue (Environmental)

Answer 5

Environmental Impact Statements

Question 6

group setting standards for local subdivisions (PLAN)

Answer 6

Planning Board

Question 7

test for soil absorption and draining capacities

Answer 7

Percolation Test (Perc test)

Question 8

law requiring registration of certain developments within New Jersey

Answer 8

Planned Real Estate Development Act

Question 9

map of a town, section or subdivision

Answer 9

Plat

Question 10

New Jersey’s standards for building

Answer 10

Uniform Construction Code

Question 11

US requirement for some developments to be registered with the CFPB

Answer 11

Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act

Question 12

division of property into more than one building lot

Answer 12

Subdivision

Question 13

a halt ( Suspension) to development

Answer 13

Moratorium

Question 14

state regulations for builders of new homes

Answer 14

Warranty of Building Registration Act

Question 15

turning over of private property (subdivision streets) to a municipality

Answer 15

Dedication (turn over)

Question 16

zoning that allows more living units per acre than usual

Answer 16

Density Zoning