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,Certified or first class mail - correct ans:A notice of violation is deemed to be properly served if sent by:
Two - correct ans:Every habitable room or space shall contain at least ____ separate and remote
electrical receptacle(s).
B - correct ans:According to the IRC, which of the following is a habitable space?
A. Hallway
B. Kitchen
C. Bathroom
D. Laundry
Owner - correct ans:The interior of a structure containing two dwelling units shall be maintained in a
clean and sanitary condition by the:
B - correct ans:Which of the following plants are defined as weeds?
A. Tomato plants
B. Noxious plants
C. Shrubs
D. Cultivated wildflowers
Hallways - correct ans:Dwellings shall be provided with heating facilities capable of maintaining a
daytime room temperature of 65 degrees F in all rooms EXCEPT:
Mandamus - correct ans:The court can compel a code official to perform duties by issuing writ of:
Encroachments - correct ans:Structures which are illegally placed or constructed across property line are
referred to as:
D - correct ans:A writ of mandamus is described as:
A. Testimony taken out of court under oath
,B. A written statement sworn before a notary public
C. Legally sufficient evidence to be considered as fact
D. An order to a public official from the court to perform a specified act or duty
Federally owned property - correct ans:As a general rule, a city/county building department may NOT
impose building regulations on:
5 - correct ans:In a multiple dwelling unit facility, there are 4 individual dwelling units and 6 rooming
units. How many water closets would be required in the structure?
False - correct ans:If a building code provision is less stringent than the same provision of the Americans
with Disabilities Act, the building code takes precedence. T/F
True - correct ans:An inspector must demonstrate reasonable cause in order to obtain a search warrant
for municipal inspections. T/F
False - correct ans:When a lawsuit is brought, most often the code official is named a defendant. T/F
True - correct ans:The public duty doctrine makes it difficult to sue successfully a code official for
negligence. T/F
False - correct ans:A code official may search a premise without a warrant or consent by the owner if the
official has probable cause to believe a violation exists. T/F
True - correct ans:A federally or state leased building is immune to local building code and zoning
ordinances. T/F
True - correct ans:Code violations that are in plain view do not give the code official authority to explore
the premises to search for other violations. T/F
False - correct ans:A code official can enforce restrictive covenants between private property owners.
T/F
, True - correct ans:If a code official fails to inspect a building properly, yet no one is injured as a result,
there can be no legal liability for negligence. T/F
The states - correct ans:Local governments derive the authority to adopt building codes from:
B - correct ans:What are the three major forms of local governments?
A. County, home rule municipality, village
B. County, municipality, home rule municipality
C. Municipality, home rule municipality, village
D. Legislative, judicial and executive
D - correct ans:What term means a municipality attempts to adopt a building code in the absence of
enabling legislation? The court has said the adoption is not one of the municipality's implied powers.
A. Expressed power
B. Implied power
C. Essential and indispensable power
D. Ultra vires action
C - correct ans:Why is home rule generally an advantage to municipalities and, therefore, to building
code enforcement?
A. Home Rule make it easier for the government to enact legislation to protect public welfare.
B. Home Rule always bars state interference in purely local affairs.
C. Municipalities never need to garner state approval in order to adopt legislation.
D. Home Rule loosens control over peripheral codes such as solar access ordinances.
B - correct ans:Which is an act of a home rule charter with unlimited powers?
A. Adoption of a building code without federal legislation.
B. Adoption of a building code without state enabling legislation.
C. Giving full authority to adopt codes to the building commissioner.
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,Certified or first class mail - correct ans:A notice of violation is deemed to be properly served if sent by:
Two - correct ans:Every habitable room or space shall contain at least ____ separate and remote
electrical receptacle(s).
B - correct ans:According to the IRC, which of the following is a habitable space?
A. Hallway
B. Kitchen
C. Bathroom
D. Laundry
Owner - correct ans:The interior of a structure containing two dwelling units shall be maintained in a
clean and sanitary condition by the:
B - correct ans:Which of the following plants are defined as weeds?
A. Tomato plants
B. Noxious plants
C. Shrubs
D. Cultivated wildflowers
Hallways - correct ans:Dwellings shall be provided with heating facilities capable of maintaining a
daytime room temperature of 65 degrees F in all rooms EXCEPT:
Mandamus - correct ans:The court can compel a code official to perform duties by issuing writ of:
Encroachments - correct ans:Structures which are illegally placed or constructed across property line are
referred to as:
D - correct ans:A writ of mandamus is described as:
A. Testimony taken out of court under oath
,B. A written statement sworn before a notary public
C. Legally sufficient evidence to be considered as fact
D. An order to a public official from the court to perform a specified act or duty
Federally owned property - correct ans:As a general rule, a city/county building department may NOT
impose building regulations on:
5 - correct ans:In a multiple dwelling unit facility, there are 4 individual dwelling units and 6 rooming
units. How many water closets would be required in the structure?
False - correct ans:If a building code provision is less stringent than the same provision of the Americans
with Disabilities Act, the building code takes precedence. T/F
True - correct ans:An inspector must demonstrate reasonable cause in order to obtain a search warrant
for municipal inspections. T/F
False - correct ans:When a lawsuit is brought, most often the code official is named a defendant. T/F
True - correct ans:The public duty doctrine makes it difficult to sue successfully a code official for
negligence. T/F
False - correct ans:A code official may search a premise without a warrant or consent by the owner if the
official has probable cause to believe a violation exists. T/F
True - correct ans:A federally or state leased building is immune to local building code and zoning
ordinances. T/F
True - correct ans:Code violations that are in plain view do not give the code official authority to explore
the premises to search for other violations. T/F
False - correct ans:A code official can enforce restrictive covenants between private property owners.
T/F
, True - correct ans:If a code official fails to inspect a building properly, yet no one is injured as a result,
there can be no legal liability for negligence. T/F
The states - correct ans:Local governments derive the authority to adopt building codes from:
B - correct ans:What are the three major forms of local governments?
A. County, home rule municipality, village
B. County, municipality, home rule municipality
C. Municipality, home rule municipality, village
D. Legislative, judicial and executive
D - correct ans:What term means a municipality attempts to adopt a building code in the absence of
enabling legislation? The court has said the adoption is not one of the municipality's implied powers.
A. Expressed power
B. Implied power
C. Essential and indispensable power
D. Ultra vires action
C - correct ans:Why is home rule generally an advantage to municipalities and, therefore, to building
code enforcement?
A. Home Rule make it easier for the government to enact legislation to protect public welfare.
B. Home Rule always bars state interference in purely local affairs.
C. Municipalities never need to garner state approval in order to adopt legislation.
D. Home Rule loosens control over peripheral codes such as solar access ordinances.
B - correct ans:Which is an act of a home rule charter with unlimited powers?
A. Adoption of a building code without federal legislation.
B. Adoption of a building code without state enabling legislation.
C. Giving full authority to adopt codes to the building commissioner.
