Land Use Controls and Regulations Flashcards

1
Q

Zoning ordinances are local laws or regulations that implement the _____ by regulations zoning and land use and are usually enforced at the city level

A

comprehensive plac

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2
Q

Zoning ordinances may not violate the _____

A

federal Fair Housing Act

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3
Q

Define incentive zoning

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allows otherwise prohibited development in return for the developer providing a community benefit

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4
Q

Define bulk zoning

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regulates the density of a given area by requiring certain building height limitations. lot width, setback requirements, etc.

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5
Q

Define Aesthetic zoning

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a way to ensure the visual and architectural consistency of an area

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6
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Define Downzoning

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the process of assigning a lower-density use zone to area previously allowing a higher density. Density zoning refers to a number of things per unit, such as houses per acre

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7
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Define spot zoning

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rezoning a specific property for use within another zoning area

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8
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define the zoning action: non-conforming use

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deviates from current zoning, but is grandfathered in

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9
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define the zoning-action: moratorium

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temporarily halts new construction

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10
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define the zoning-action: special use permit

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allows use that’s not normally permitted, but is considered an allowable use within that zoning, for example a church in a residential neighborhood.

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11
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define the zoning-action: use variance

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permitted deviation in the zoning ordinance requirements, typically granted when the zoning has created a hardship or burden on the property owner

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12
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Clay man act

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Support Sherman Anti Trust act, purpose of prohibiting monopolies by prohibiting mergers or acquisitions that would create a monopoly

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13
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The Clayton act supports ______

A

The Sherman anti trust act

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14
Q

On why date do licensees have to renew their license?

A

March 31st

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15
Q

If a licensee fails to renew their license, when will KREC cancel it?

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April 1st

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16
Q

If Cindy fails to complete her CE requirements by ____, she must either enter into a delinquency plan with KREC or place her license in escrow

A

February 10th

17
Q

How much will inactive licensee pay when renewing their license

A

120$

18
Q

A licensee whose license expired without being renewed for more than 1 year or whose license has been revoked or suspended must ______

A

Pass their exam again

19
Q

What is the fine for Kentucky licensees who fail to complete CE requirements

A

500$

20
Q

How much will inactive licensees pay when renewing their license?

A

120$

21
Q

What are the CEU requirements for Kentucky?

A

12 hour of CE, 6 being in law

22
Q

How many days does the complainant have to revise and supplement a case if the complaint does not constitute a prima facie case

A

10

23
Q

A licensee must file a notarized response to a license law violation complaint within _____ days

A

20

24
Q

A revoked license may be re-instated after ____ years with KREC’s approval

A

5

25
Q

The maximum compensation that may be granted on behalf of multiple parties against (1) licensee is

A

50k