Try to answer these Town planning MCQs and check your understanding of the Town planning subject.
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A. A multi-family dwelling with more than two units
B. A residential unit on the same lot as an existing single-family dwelling used as a complete, independent living facility
C. A non-residential facility used for business
D. An independent living facility with no provisions for cooking and sleeping
A. A use that is customarily incidental and subordinate to the principal use
B. A use of a lot or main building independently
C. A decorative feature to enhance the appearance of a building
D. A property that is used for commercial activities
A. Public transportation
B. Driving motorized vehicles
C. Non-motorized forms of transportation, such as walking, biking and rolling via wheelchair, scooter, or other conveyance.
D. Riding horses
A. A determination that public facilities are inadequate to accommodate growth resulting from approval of a subdivision application
B. A determination that public facilities are unsafe to accommodate growth resulting from approval of a subdivision application
C. A determination that public facilities are adequate to accommodate growth resulting from approval of a subdivision application
A. The expansion of existing forest cover with the help of Chapter 22A of the Montgomery County Code
B. The removal or forest or tree cover in accordance with Chapter 22A of the Montgomery County Code
C. The establishment or forest or tree cover in accordance with Chapter 22A of the Montgomery County Code
D. The planting of open areas which are not in forest cover
A. The process of designing individual buildings and structures in a city
B. The process of organizing and designing the layout of a city or urban area
C. The process of constructing infrastructure for transportation in a city
D. The process of managing the economic development of a city
A. To create aesthetically pleasing buildings
B. To maximize the profits of property developers
C. To ensure the efficient use of land and resources, and improve the quality of life for residents
D. To restrict the growth and development of a city
A. A plan for the construction of individual buildings in a city
B. A plan for the development of public parks and recreational areas in a city
C. A comprehensive plan that outlines the overall development and land use of a city
D. A plan for the construction of transportation infrastructure in a city
A. Zoning regulations
B. Architectural designs of buildings
C. Marketing strategies for real estate development
D. Social events planning for residents
A. The process of creating green spaces and parks in a city
B. The process of dividing a city into different areas for specific land uses, such as residential, commercial, and industrial
C. The process of constructing high-rise buildings in a city
D. The process of designing transportation networks in a city
A. The inclusion of both residential and commercial activities within the same area
B. The complete separation of residential and commercial areas in a city
C. The clustering of similar businesses in one area for economic efficiency
D. The division of a city into separate zones based on income levels
A. To encourage the use of private vehicles for commuting
B. To minimize the number of transportation options available to residents
C. To design and develop efficient transportation systems for the movement of people and goods
D. To prioritize transportation for tourists over local residents
A. The construction of buildings with unconventional shapes and designs
B. The use of energy-efficient and environmentally friendly building practices
C. The construction of buildings with excessive glass and windows
D. The preservation of historical buildings at the expense of modern architecture
A. To limit the involvement of the public in decision-making processes
B. To encourage community engagement and gather input from residents to create more inclusive and responsive plans
C. To prioritize the interests of private developers over public interests
D. To expedite the approval process for construction projects
A. The creation of cities with advanced technology and digital infrastructure to enhance efficiency and sustainability
B. The design of cities with excessive luxury and opulence
C. The construction of cities with no green spaces or recreational areas
D. The prioritization of traditional urban planning methods over modern approaches