Test 2 Flashcards

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build out population

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urban planners estimate of the amount and location of potential population development for an area

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business center revitalization

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small area plan for mixed-use business area

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community development corporation

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Not for profit organization to provide programs offer services and engage in other activities that promote and support community development

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community wide land use design

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includes specific arrangement of land use patterns that primarily focus on human values in urban district outlined in area wide land policy plan

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concurrency

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land use regulation that local governments are required to adopt to ensure development does not obstruct government ability to handle it

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conservation easement

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a restriction placed on a piece of property to protect its associated natural resources

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densification

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the process increasing the concentration of people per a given area of space

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density needed to support mass transit

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3,000 per half acre

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design based zoning

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regulating land development to achieve a specific urban form

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developments of regional impact

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any development which because of its character magnitude or location would have a substantial effect on health safety welfare of citizens of more than one county

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11
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distances people willing to talk to transit

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1/2 mile, 10 minutes

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12
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euclidean zoning

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single use zoning

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exactions

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a condition for development is imposed on a parcel of land that requires the developer to mitigate anticipated negative impact of the development

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farm land preservation

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land use policies to preserve farmland such as selling development rights

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floor area ratio

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the relationship between the total amount of usable floor area relative to lot area

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form-based code

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regulate building types design and spatial aspects of public realm are prescriptive and require development to be laid out according to their design standard

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form districts

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area planned by form based code

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18
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gentrification

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displacement of residents through rennovations and increased property value with influx of affluent residents

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green infrastructure

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an approach to water management that protects restores or mimics the natural water cycle

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green print plans

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plan to protect natural beauty and resources of area, and to maintain areas character

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growth boundaries

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regional boundary set in attempt to control urban sprawl and preserving area outside boundary

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22
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growth machine

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bankers lawyers real estate agents and developers who work in concert to promote their development agenda

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growth management

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specific regulatory policies aimed at influencing how growth occurs mainly within a locality these affect density availability of land mixtures of uses and development timing

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growth moratorium

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land use policy designed to halt development for certain period of time to maintain status quo

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historic area plan

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plan focused on neighborhood or commercial district of historic or architectural value

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horizontal mixed use

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combining single use buildings within one block

27
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accessibility vs mobility

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mobility movement of people within transportation system. accessibility ease of use of system

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HUB urban village

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concentration of housing and employment at strategic location along transit network with strong core for commercial employment and housing at densities that support walkability

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incentive zoning

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tool to grant provisions developers want in exchange for public improvements needs and goods

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infill development

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process of developing vacant or under used parcels within existing urban areas that are already largely developed

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land conservancy

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private npos to conserve land by land donations or easements

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leap frog development

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development of land in manner requiring extension of public facilities

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level of service

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how well traffic moves along roadway

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natural resource area plan

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plan for area that is of critical environmental concern

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neighborhood unit model

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early diagrammatic planning model for residential development in metropolitan areas

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nontraditional neighborhood model

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proposes a human scale pedestrian friendly physical environment with public spaces and institutions to encourage social interaction and a sense of community

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new urbanism

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movement which promotes environmentally friendly and sustainable urban development

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new urbanism models

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celebration Florida

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ngo

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non profit citizen group

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pedestrian pocket neighborhood

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clustered groups of neighboring houses or apartments gathered around a shared open space

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performance zoning

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regulates the design and location of a use based on characteristics of a particular site to support development

42
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plan for radburn

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backyards facing streets homes facing each other

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planned unit development

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housing recreation commercial centers industrial parks all within one contained development or subdivision

44
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quiet revolution

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state and regional government needs to be involved in land use planning

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redevelopment area plan

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plan to revitalize distressed area from loss of activity or deterioration

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redlining

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denying services areas based on wealth

47
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schematic land use design

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focuses on finding suitable locations for each potential center and within proper relationship with each other

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small area plan

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focuses on specific geographically important areas within planning jurisdictions

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smart growth

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accomodating growth based in consensus of development decisions through inclusive and participatory processes

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specific development plan

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designed to have status of development regulation for district defined in the plan

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suburban master planned community model

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characterized by low density homogenous neighborhoods of mostly single family detailed dwellings lawns curving streets culdesacs

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transit oriented development

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creating walkable mixed-use community within a close distance of quality public transportation

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transportation corridor plan

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small area plan that may be near commercial activity

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transit station area plan

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focuses on approximately quarter mile radius around existing or planned transit station

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urban densification

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increasing city density

56
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village model

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characterized by medium density housing mixed use zoning good public transit and an emphasis on pedestrians and public space