Plan Making Flashcards

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What defines revenue bonds?

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They are often sold for projects that produce a revenue. I.e. sewer systems

They are financed through service fees and are not backed by local jurisdiction for full faith and credit.

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Shift-Share analysis involves?

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  • evaluates the strengths and weakness of a region’s specific industries
  • how well the region’s mix of industries are performing
  • how well the region’s individual industries are performing
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Define descriptive statistics

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organization, summarization, and description of data sets (survey or datasets)

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Define inferential statistics

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using sample data to make inferences or assumptions about a population.

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What is the purpose of a fiscal impact analysis

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To estimate the impact of a development or land use change on the costs and revenues of governmental units (fire, police, water) serving the development

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What would a fiscal impact analysis involve looking at?

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  • a city’s property tax rate
  • the average cost of educating a child in the local school system
  • the average cost per square foot of constructing a public building
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What is a cost benefit analysis

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A comparison of actual and hidden costs of a project measured against the benefits to be received from the project

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What is an environmental impact analysis

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Required by NEPA to determine the environmental impacts of a project- if there is significant impact then an EIS must be prepared.

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What 4 sections does an environmental impact statement have?

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  1. Introduction-states purpose and needs
  2. Description of the affected environment
  3. Range of alternatives to the proposed action
  4. Analysis of the impacts of the alternatives
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What govt. jurisdiction would influence the location of cell towers?

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Local government.

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What are exactions

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The developer’s financial responsibilities for public improvements associated with development

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12
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What is a WBS

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Work breakdown structure

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What are the key points in writing a WBS

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Keep the deliverable in mind

Start general and work to more specific

Use the verb and object format

Have statements that are short and precise

Apply a consistent and simple numbering system.

Its size and complexity is determined by the project

It identifies all the work that must be performed to meet objectives and only necessary tasks.

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Describe Earned Value

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a method of measuring the progress of a project against the plan.

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15
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Describe a Special Use Permit

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a way of providing flexibility within the zoning ordinance, based on the idea that certain types of uses are permissible under certain circumstances

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16
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What type of regulation includes impact fees, dedication requirements, growth management controls, and land recordation?

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Subdivision regulation

17
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How much time should a project manager spend doing what according to the APA

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Initiating 5%,

Planning 35%,

Executing 25%,

Controlling 25%,

Closing 10%