Unit 20 Key Terms Flashcards
Used to ease the transition from one use to another.
Buffer zone
The specification of construction standards that must be met when repairing or erecting buildings.
Building code
Indicates that the property is suitable for habitation and must be issued before any one moves in and before a lender allows closing.
Certificate of occupancy
Also known as a master plan, is not a regulatory document, but a guide that tries to anticipate changing needs.
Comprehensive plan
May be granted to a property owner to allow a special use if property that is defined as an allowable conditional use within that zone.
Conditional-use permit
A
CC&RS covenants, conditions, and restrictions
Are limitations to the use of property imposed by a past owner or the current owner by inclusion in the deed to the property and are binding in future grantees.
Deed restrictions
Restrict the average maximum number of house per acre that may be build within a particular subdivision.
Density zoning
Improves land and constructs homes or other buildings that are then sold.
Developer
States delegate to counties and local municipalities the authority to enact ordinances in keeping with general laws.
Enabling acts
A
Interstate Land Salea Full Disclosure Act ILSA
Frequently, A lot or an improvement does not conform to the zoning use because it existed before the enactment or amendment of the zoning ordinance. It may be allowed to continue legally long it complies and until it is destroyed or torn down.
Nonconforming use
A development where land is set aside for mixed-use purposes, such as residential, commercial, and public areas.
Planned unit development PUD
A detailed map illustrating the geographic boundaries of individual lots.
Plat map
Private rules set up by the developer that establish standards for all parcels within the defined subdivision or PUD
Restrictive covenants