Planning 3 Final Exam

This is simultaneously a physical design of a building as it is intended to be, and a guide to realizing the intention to build it.

• Design Proposal

• Architectural plans

• Landscape plans

• Plan

This factor gives restrictions to structures, including setbacks and height limits from the National Building Code.

• Legal

• Ecological

• Environmental

• Economical

A road or street primarily used to provide direct access to adjacent land uses and on the neighborhood areas.

• Highway

• Local Roads

• Collector Roads

• Arterial Roads

A type of street pattern suitable for mountainous areas.

• Cul-de-sac

• Irregular

• Radial

• Grid

This allows for the horizontal and vertical combination of land uses in a given area.

• Mixed-Use Zone

• Residential- Commercial Zone

• Mixed Residential Zone

• Institutional- Commercial Zone

Human needs are supplied while natural resources are used in the most effective and sustainable manner.

• Environmental Planning

• Ecological Planning

• Urban Planning

• Social Planning

Eminent Domain

• The right of a government to take a public property to private use with just compensation

• The right of a government to take private property to public use with no compensation

• The right of a government to take private property to public use with just compensation

The process of changing agricultural land to some other use. A Land revision B Land Utilization C Land Change of Use D Land conversion

• Land revision

• Land Utilization

• Land Change of Use

• Land conversion

A long, open, level area, usually next to a river or large body of water, where people may walk.

• Boulevard

• Esplanade

• Walkway

• Avenue

Paths

• A continuous network of movement   

• Joins two bounded regions or zones

• A general form that is remarkable

• Conceptual anchor points

• Area of homogenous character