Principles II Level 4,5,6

Zoning ordinances, subdivision regulations, and building codes are all examples of:

• • public land-use controls

• • private land-use controls

• • public ownership of land

• • real property-use land

The four basic types of public land-use controls are police power, escheat, and what two other types?

• • eminent domain and taxation

• • environmental protection and treasury

• • eminent domain and treasury

• • environmental protection and taxation

Zoning ordinances are enforced through permits issued by the:

• • municipality

• • state

• • county

• • federal government

When a pre-existing structure violates a zoning regulation, it is considered a:

• • non-conforming use

• • pre-existing variance

• • zoning legacy

• • pre-conforming use

• The power of the government to seize a citizen's private property without the consent of the owner.

• eminent domain

• intestate

• variance

• zoning

If someone dies without a will

• Testate

• Intestate

If someone dies without a will, they have died intestate. Their estate will be distributed to their surviving heirs according to the law of descent.

• Escheat

• condemnation

• variance

PETE describes the:

• • four basic types of public controls over land-use

• • four basic types of private controls over land-use

Who generally places deed restrictions on a property?

• property developer

• government

A lead-based paint disclosure must be presented to buyers of all residential property built prior to:

• • 1978

• • 1971

• • 1988

• • 1998