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| Distances on property lines should be represented how? |
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| Which type of property map shows its size, boundaries, and topography? |
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| What term is mean to compact soil or concrete? |
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| What is the material, typically gravel or sand, used to raise an area for construction or level building areas? |
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| What is an imaginary line determined by zoning departments to specify on which area of a lot a structure might be built? |
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| What is the area of land that cannot be built upon because it provides access to a structure or to utilities, such as power or sewer? |
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| What is a reference point used by surveyors to establish grades and construction heights? |
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| What plan provides a description of the property, building location, driveway, and other features? |
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| What is the recessed area formed in the ground to help divert ground water away from a structure? |
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| As it relates to drawing plot plans, the term "contour" refers to: |
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| A line that represents land formations. |
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| What is a line that represents land formations? |
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| What is the vertical section of the surface of the ground, and/or of underlying earth that is taken along any desired fixed line? |
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| What is a parcel of land called? |
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| A line of direction, referenced off of either north or south, always less than 90 degrees, is a/an: |
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| The minimum distance required between the structure and the property line: |
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| An ordinance that regulates the location, size, and type of a structure in a building zone: |
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| What is the national building code for one- and two-family dwelling? |
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| International Residence code |
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| What is the fixed location on a plot of land where the survey begins? |
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| What is the component called that uses earth, gravel, or sand placed in the trench around the footing and stem wall after the foundation has cured? |
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| What is the underground reservoir for water drained from a roof before it flows to a storm drain? |
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| What is the survey method that establishes elevations that are recorded on a map? |
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| What is the term used to describe when a live or dead load acts on a structural member? |
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| Which survey method is used to locate property corners, structures, natural features, and elevation points? |
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| What is the physical description of land surface showing its variation in elevation and location of features such as rivers, lakes, or towns? |
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| What component contains stone, gravel, cinder, or slag used as part of concrete? |
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| If contour lines were to touch, it would indicate that the lines: |
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| All of the following are shown on a site plan, EXCEPT: |
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| Estimated contour lines are shown by what type of line? |
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| Identify property corners |
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| Lines that describe the topography of a site are known as: |
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| A roof plan drawing is most likely to be found on the: |
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| In drawings, property lines are most often measured with what type scale? |
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| Which measurements should be used to indicate a property line eighty-six feet long? |
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| On a site plan, R15' most likely represents the: |
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| A contour is a line connecting points that have: |
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| What type of drawing describes the surface features of the building site? |
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| Which statement BEST describes contour lines? |
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| Lines connecting points of the same elevation |
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| Summits and depressions are represented by: |
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| Which scale is MOST likely to be used in drawing a site plan? |
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| A property line length of "one hundred thirty-two and one-half feet" is stated on the plot plan as: |
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| A complete analysis should be made of the site to determine: |
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| Ideal location and placement of the structure. |
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| Contour lines that are shown close together represent a: |
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| Which contour line is made heavier, every: |
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| The drawing that shows the location of a building on the property is a/an: |
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| Which line type would be used to indicate the property line? |
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| Which is NOT found on a plot plan? |
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| The North arrow on a plot plan is also known as a: |
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| Lines that define the building site's boundaries are: |
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| The sum of adding 23º 16' and 17º 45' is: |
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| what is the material, typically gravel or sand used to rise an area for construction or level building areas |
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| the purpose of a title search is to: |
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| Determin if there are any legal claims against the property |
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| if a property is zoned as a commercial or for multiple purposes, which structure cannot be built in the area |
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| a professional that would design and plan projects such as utilites, tunnels, bridges and roads would be called a/an |
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| what will determin the building standards for the community |
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| A roof plan drawing is most likely to be found on the: |
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| Which document will show Restrictive covenants of a neighborhood? |
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| When your property lines need to be determined for a piece of property which professional would be the person to consult? |
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| A title search of a property will show |
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| What document should a competent attorney examine before a property is purchased? |
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| Lot sizes are located on what plans? |
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| Surveyors and Landscape Architect do which off the following? |
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| Develop maps that describe the land. |
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| To determine if there are any legal claims against a property, one must: |
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| What determines the type of structures that can be built in on a particular property? |
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| The document that could specify the style, size, and minimum cost of the house to be built is the: |
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| Which of the following decides local restrictions on plumbing, heating, or building techniques? |
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| What gives someone limited rights to cross or use land that belongs to another person? |
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| Price range, neighbors, site access, and community growth are examples of what? |
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| Which professional is consulted when designs of a building site are needed? |
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| Which drawing illustrates utilities, topographical features, and house location? |
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| What document identifies restrictions to property? |
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| Which group determines what may or may not be built in a particular part of the city? |
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| Local laws specifying the types of buildings that can be built in a specified area are: |
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| A written contract that conveys the title of ownership of real estate is a/an: |
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| The person who proposes changes in topography to enhance the appearance of the site is a: |
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| Easements are used to represent: |
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| A legal description in a deed contains: |
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| Property line direction and distances. |
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