WorksheetsAPR - Planning Review - Session 01 - Quiz 02
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
This is the regulation that sets the maximum height of buildings in relation to road width or zoning district.
FAR
Plot Coverage
Building Height Limit
Setback
Which of the following are development control measures? (Multiple answers)
Setbacks
Floor Area Ratio
Bubble Diagrams
Building Height Limit
Which term refers to the ratio between a building’s total gross floor area and the lot area?
FAR
Plot Ratio
Density Index
Open Space Ratio
A developer submits a plan showing more floor space than allowed by zoning rules. Which control mechanism will the local authority use to assess this?
FAR
Building Height Limit
Carrying Capacity
Plot Coverage
A detailed drawing or map of a proposed development, showing buildings, roads, and utilities, is called a:
Zoning Map
Site Plan
Masterplan
Building Code
The process of designing and implementing outdoor spaces with vegetation and hardscape elements is known as:
Landscaping
Buffering
Drainage
Infrastructure Installation
Which of the following are examples of site preparation activities?
Clearing vegetation
Conducting soil compaction
Installing utilities
Conducting zoning hearings
You are tasked with developing a new subdivision. The site is located beside an industrial complex, and residents are concerned about noise and visual impacts. What site development element would you MOST likely propose to mitigate this issue?
Fencing
Buffer
Drainage
Access
The regulation that dictates the number of vehicle slots for a new commercial building is known as:
Building Code
Access
Parking Requirements
Zoning
A barrier or enclosure used to secure a property and define its boundaries is called:
Access
Fencing
Zoning
Buffer
Which of the following are considered part of the steps in site development?
Site Analysis
Planning and Design
Infrastructure Installation
Fencing
The branch of design concerned with the planning and arrangement of outdoor spaces is:
Urban Design
Landscape Architecture
Site Planning
Civil Engineering
The integration of plants, water, and terrain features into a cohesive outdoor design is called:
Ecology
Landscaping
Hardscaping
Architecture
Which of the following refers specifically to the use of paved surfaces, walls, and other constructed outdoor elements?
Softscape
Hardscape
Greenscape
Landform
A landscape architect is tasked with creating a memorial garden. To evoke solemnity and reflection, which design elements are most appropriate?
Use of symmetrical layouts
Soft, muted colors
Playful geometric patterns
Quiet water features
