Land-Use Planning, Subdivisions, Fair Housing, and Other Public Controls

1. 

An owner who just purchased property was ordered to clean up chemical waste on the property deposited by a former owner. The owner is liable because of:

2. 

Which of the following is an example of police power?

3. 

A material change in a subdivision in regard to the public report would be:

4. 

Which of the following is true?

5. 

Building permits are issued by the:

6. 

A property owner may refuse to rent to a person who is:

7. 

An apartment house owner's ad violates the law if it states:

8. 

A public report is required:

9. 

Who can obtain a copy of the previous pest reports from the pest control board?

10. 

Which of the following would be an offsite improvement?

11. 

The Subdivision Map Act requires:

12. 

A subdivider holding a down payment in trust for the purchase of a parcel covered by a blanket encumbrance is doing so for the benefit of:

13. 

A disadvantage of a cooperative could be:

14. 

A planned development project is a:

15. 

On a zoning map, "M" would most likely indicate:

16. 

False-heading information in an e-mail could result in a fine for each violation up to:

17. 

As to a public report, which or the following is true?

18. 

A condominium can be:

19. 

The fine for making a single call in violation of the Do-Not-Call regulations could be up to:

20. 

Violations of the Rumford Act are heard by the:

21. 

A subdivider obtains a public report for five lots. He builds homes on each of the lots and leases them for five years. At the end of the lease, he wishes to sell the homes.

22. 

Advertising the availability of residential financing must include:

23. 

A power granted by an enabling act refers to:

24. 

Which of the following is not an element of a master plan?

25. 

A broker ramped the front steps of her office, placed paper cups by the water cooler, and put a grab bar in the washroom in order to comply with:

26. 

A property owner, in listing his property, adds specific instructions that the property is not to be offered to anyone who is not a Caucasian, as the owner does not want to be the first to break the barrier to minorities in the neighborhood. The broker should.

27. 

Jones v. Mayer upheld the:

28. 

The Interstate Land Sales Act does not apply to sales:

29. 

A broker solicits only the longtime residents for listings in an area in which there had been recent sales to minority group members. The broker's action would be regarded as:

30. 

As to zoning, which of the following is true?

31. 

Advertising a property located in a predominantly minority are only in a newspaper primarily read by that minority group would be:

32. 

You decide to use the phone book to solicit listings without checking the Do-Not-Call Registry. Your actions are proper if you:

33. 

A public report is not required for land located in:

34. 

Which of the following is required for an unsolicited e-mail sent to market a product?

35. 

You may properly ask a prospective buyer or tenant questions relating to:

36. 

Violations of the subdivision law can result in a maximum fine of:

37. 

Under the Subdivided Lands Act:

38. 

A white couple inquires about an ad for a home located in a minority area. The broker should:

39. 

In the case of a violation of the Rumford Act, the Department of Fair Employment and Housing can:

40. 

The requirements of the Map Act need not be complied with for:

41. 

The police power of the state can be invoked against the practice of discrimination in housing accommodation because of race, color, religion, or ancestry under the:

42. 

The Subdivision Map Act includes:

43. 

Subdividers who wish to use a public report in their advertising:

44. 

A public report would be denied for:

45. 

The Americans with Disabilities Act applies to:

46. 

Dedication under the Map Act takes place:

47. 

The Subdivided Lands Act covers:

48. 

Linda intends to build a six-foot fence around her property on the property line. She should check:

49. 

Herman reads the Real Estate Commissioner's preliminary public report on an ordinary residential subdivision. He decides to buy a lot and gives the developer a $500 deposit, which the developer places in his trust account. The Real Estate Commissioner then issues the final public report. Upon reading it, Herman demands the return of his deposit. The developer must return:

50. 

Subdividers may:

51. 

The Interstate Land Sale Act provides a buyer rescission period of:

52. 

A buyer can escape liability for hidden toxic waste by:

53. 

A planning commission for each city and county is:

54. 

In a condominium, which of the following could be owned in fee simple?

55. 

The owner of a residential property found guilty of discrimination in the sale of his or her property may be required to:

56. 

A subdivider must comply with the Interstate Land Sales Act for subdivisions of:

57. 

What does stand for?

58. 

You may properly make an unsolicited phone call to a do-not-call listed party in order to solicit business if:

59. 

The CAN-SPAM ACT applies to:

60. 

An area zoned for apartments allows single-family homes to be built because the zoning is:

61. 

By accident, Edward's crops are sprayed by the city with a chemical that makes use of the land dangerous. He should:

62. 

You may send an unsolicited fax solicitation if:

63. 

You may properly call a person who is on the Do-Not-Call Registry when:

64. 

When an apartment building is converted to a condominium, the tenants must be given:

65. 

The actions of the city planning commission:

66. 

A special-studies zone in proximity to a fault line would require the broker to:

67. 

The Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 provides:

68. 

The Subdivided Lands Act is part of:

69. 

An example of involuntary alienation would be:

70. 

Individual ownership of a lot and common ownership of other areas would constitute a:

71. 

Giving real property for public use for Map Act approval is knowns as:

72. 

Which of the following is not upheld under the police power of the state?

73. 

In order to obtain a public report, a subdivider would not supply the Commissioner with:

74. 

The office usually responsible for the enforcement of proper sewage and sanitation construction practices in a subdivision is:

75. 

A subdivider must:

76. 

The Federal Fair Housing Act stems from:

77. 

In a new subdivision, who is responsible for installation of curbs, gutters, streets, and utilities?

78. 

For a Homeowners Association to file a lien against a homeowner for unpaid assessments, the amount due must exceed:

79. 

Nineteen tenants decide to purchase their apartment building as tenants in common with the right for each to occupy his or her unit. This would be a:

80. 

A subdivider has a free-lot scheme. He or she is offering:

81. 

The Map Act requires:

82. 

A master plan would not be concerned with:

83. 

Ken's petition for rezoning is rejected by the city planning commission. He:

84. 

The required elements of a general plan do not include:

85. 

A difference between the state Subdivided Lands Act and the Map Act is:

86. 

In seeking a public report a subdivider must submit all except:

87. 

The planning commission, when administering the Map Act, would be concerned with:

88. 

A negative declaration, when required from a developer as it pertains to an EIR, would:

89. 

A report that allows a binding contract of sale of a subdivided parcel but will not allow funds to be disbursed would be:

90. 

The Map Act requires:

91. 

Karen is going to subdivide for condominiums. She needs a public report if she is going to have more than __ unit(s):

92. 

The subdivision law in California has the primary purpose of:

93. 

Permitted calls to persons on the do-not-call registry include all except:

94. 

Unsolicited solicitation e-mails must include all of the following except:

95. 

A condominium unit owner owns separately:

96. 

Under the California Subdivided Lands Act, a subdivider who is not a resident of the state must submit an irrevocable consent that in the event of legal action against him or her, and if she or she cannot be located after a diligent search, a valid service may be made by delivering the process  to:

97. 

Land that was zoned for heavy industrial use was rezoned for light industrial and office use. This is an example of:

98. 

A landlord may charge an increased security deposit for:

99. 

A public report is good for:

100. 

A subdivider must notify the Real Estate Commissioner if:

101. 

If a broker refuses to show or rent to parties because of race or color, the most likely thing to happen to the broker would be:

102. 

The regulation of housing and construction in California is covered by the:

103. 

Under the Subdivided Lands Act of the Business and Professions Code, the Real Estate Commissioner is concerned with:

104. 

Who is entitled to obtain copies of inspections from the Structural Pest Control Board?

105. 

Every city, by law, must have:

106. 

A buyer who reserves a home receives a copy of the preliminary public report. The buyer:

107. 

A requirement of the Subdivision Map Act is:

108. 

Condominiums have been increasing in popularity primarily because of:

109. 

The physical aspects of a subdivision are controlled by:

110. 

A lender will not make loans in a minority area with a high crime rate. This action is:

111. 

Breaking one parcel into two parcels would come under the regulation of:

112. 

The Map Act allows subdivision control by the:

113. 

Zoning would most likely cover:

114. 

Which of the following comes under the jurisdiction of the Subdivided Lands Act?

115. 

Under state subdivision law, a purchaser may rescind a contract to buy within a specified period in cases of:

116. 

A farmer owns 120 acres, which he divides into five parcels to be leased for agricultural purposes. They are exempt from Map Act requirements if they contains:

117. 

Taxes on a condominium apartment would be paid by:

118. 

The California Housing Act, which contains minimum code requirements, is found in the:

119. 

A subdivider sells five lots to Frank, a dealer, who intends to immediately resell them, and five lots to Gwen, who is going to hold them for appreciation.

120. 

Before a new home can be occupied:

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