SECTION NINETEEN: PLANNING, ZONING, AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS

1. A central goal of public land use planning is to

2. The best definition of a master plan is

3. The principal mechanism for implementing a master plan is

4. Zoning, building codes, and environmental restrictions are forms of local land use control known as

5. A municipality may use its power of eminent domain to require a property owner to

6. In most jurisdictions, the master plan is managed by

7. Counties and municipalities have the legal right to control land use due to

8. To be valid, a local zoning ordinance must

9. What is the fundamental purpose of a building permit?

10. A primary objective of residential zoning is to

11. A non-profit organization wants to erect a much-needed daycare center in a residential zone. Given other favorable circumstances, the local authorities grant permission by allowing

12. A property that conformed with zoning ordinances when it was developed but does not conform to new ordinances is said to be

13. One situation in which a zoning board might permit a variance is when

14. The approval process for development of multiple properties in an area includes submission of

15. A county or municipal authority usually grants a certificate of occupancy for new construction only after

16. Which of the following promotes strong urban centers in local and state communities?

17. Which of a comprehensive plan’s elements must include standards for control of population densities?

18. The Florida Building Code

19. R-value

20. In real estate transactions, inspections for wood-destroying organisms must be performed by