P 203 WEEK 5_LAND USE PLANNING_PRINCIPLES AND CONCEPTSS

____is the central organizing principle of the system of states; the possession of absolute authority within a bounded territorial space

• Planning

• Taxation

• Sovereignty

• Eminent Domain

____ is the process of assessment of land performance when used for specified purposes" involving the execution and interpretation of surveys and studies of landforms, soils, vegetation, climate and other aspects of land in order to identify and make a comparison of promising kinds of land use in terms applicable to the objectives of the evaluation.

• LAND EVALUATION

• LAND IMPROVEMENT

• LAND SUITABILITY

• LAND UTILIZATION TYPE

____ is the fitness of a given type of land for a specified kind of land use.

• LAND EVALUATION

• LAND IMPROVEMENT

• LAND SUITABILITY

• LAND UTILIZATION TYPE

____ pertains to the intensity of a particular use in which a land unit can be put without causing significant damage to the land resource

• Highest and best use

• Carrying Capacity

• Economic use capacity

• Land Use Capacity

____ pertains to the practical limits to which a particular land unit can be put to productive use

• Highest and best use

• Carrying Capacity

• Economic use capacity

• Land Use Capacity

____pertains to the characteristics of different uses, activities, or designs that allow them to be located near or adjacent to each other in harmony.

• Land Use Compatibility

• Carrying Capacity

• Economic use capacity

• Land Use Capacity

____ is a branch of EP/Urban planning, that involves the systematic assessment of physical, social and economic factors in such a way as to encourage and assist land users in selecting options that increase their productivity, are sustainable and meet the needs of society

• Land Use Planning

• Land Use Development

• Land Use Planner

• Land Use

This stakeholder group depicts land as a commodity for the production, consumption, and distribution of products and services for profit.

• Livability Values

• Equity Values

• Environmental Protection Values

• Economic Development Values

Advocates of these values typically call for the preservation and enhancement of the social and physical amenities of communities that support desired activity patterns, safety, lifestyles, and aesthetic values.

• Livability Values

• Equity Values

• Environmental Protection Values

• Economic Development Values

Advocates of these values depict the community as a location of conflict about the distribution of resources, services, and opportunities. Advocates of these values contend that land use patterns should recognize and improve the conditions of low-income and minority populations and not deprive them of basic levels of environmental health and human dignity.

• Livability Values

• Equity Values

• Environmental Protection Values

• Economic Development Values