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UBC - ANS Uniform Building Code What are the three building codes currently use in this country. - ANS National building code,standard building code and Basic national building code What are the three code ORGANIZATIONS active through the united states. - ANS BOCA,SBCCI, and ICBO Inspection: - ANS A close-up observation of actual conditions that exist on properties. Code Officers MUST: - ANS Be trained, qualified, and competent. What code Officers MUST KNOW? - ANS The technical and administrative requirements of ADOPTED codes. What code Officers should be able to provide? - ANS GUIDENCE on the methods to cure the violation. WHY code Officers SHOULD BE WELL trained in the administrative aspects of the codes? - ANS Because it deals with the procedures on EQUAL protection under the LAW and DUE process. What code Officers address? - ANS ISSUES that affect the environment, health, safety, property values and general public well being. what is the GOAL of code enforcement? - ANS Obtaining Voluntary compliance. What is the most effective tool that code officers have at their disposal? - ANS Educating the public. PARNERTSHIPS that code work with? - ANS Community-oriented & Community-health team. Fire/Legal Name of the association that creates, preserve, or develop quality-of-life standards. - ANS BY-LAW When code Officers can issue citations? - ANS Based upon personal investigation and reasonable cause to believe that the person committed a civil infraction. What is The chain of command? - ANS The conection or linkage of authority and responsibility that joins one level of an organization to another. Effectiveness and Efficiency will depend on: - ANS On each team member. REACTIVE/PROACTIVE Complaints enforcement is run by: - ANS AGENCY OR DEPARTMENT POLICY. A good rule of thumb is to act within: - ANS 24 HOURS Departments MUST maintain all records in compliance with: - ANS F.S. 119 (Public records law) Zoning: - ANS Division of land into district and described the use. Zoning's purposes: - ANS Focus on governing the USE of public/private property for the health,safety, and welfare of the community. Why code Officers MUST know the zoning on a property that someone has called? - ANS Because it may REVEAL other issues in addition to the original complaint. Code officers MUST BE: - ANS Scholars, Psychologist, mediators, and diplomats. When a code officer make personal contact in the field what he/she should provide? - ANS Written information such as copies of the ordinances. Code Officer's routine should be: - ANS Looking at the same type of violation throughout the neighborhood. If the local government has a population less than 5,000 people: - ANS 5 person board. If the local government has a population more than 5,000 people: - ANS 7 person board. Hearings provide alleged violators with: - ANS The opportunity to present evidence and testimony to show that no violation have occurred. Respondents MAY appeal CEB orders only to: - ANS The Circuit court within 30 days. A population equal to or greater than 50,000 CEB and Special Magistrates can assess fines: - ANS 1,000 per day for a first violation. 5,000 per day for repeat violation. and up to 15,000 per violation if the violation is irreparable or irreversible. Section 162.09 empowers the CEB to: - ANS RECORD a lien against the property. IMPOSE fines for certain violations up to 250 per day for first time and 500 per day for repeat violator. IMPOSE fines of up to 5,000 for irreparable or irreversible violations.

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F.A.C.E Fundamentals of Code
Enforcement Level I Exam Questions
And Answers


Acre - ANS A parcel of land measuring 43,560 square feet, or 208.71 feet square.

Abutting - ANS Immediately adjacent, such as a parcel of land or body of water.

Base Line - ANS The imagery East-West line used in the government survey method of
land description to establish the starting point for North and South description.

Building code - ANS A group of ordinances that regulate building construction within a
community

Building line - ANS The distance from the boundary line of a property within which no
structure may be built ; a setback

chain - ANS And unit of measurement used in land surveying- 66 feet

Check - ANS A measurement of land; a 24 Mile by 24 Mile Square containing 16 townships

Correction lines - ANS Place by surveyors at 24 Mile intervals to compensate for the
Earth's curvature in the government Survey System of the land description

Cul-de-sac - ANS A road ending in a circle

Deed - ANS A written instrument that conveys title to land

Easement - ANS Interest in another land as for right away or access to provide utilities

Frontage - ANS The distance property abuts a particular feature such a road or a river

Government survey method - ANS A system of land description dividing portions of the u.s.
into a grid system of numbered lines north to south and east to west

Grantee - ANS The recipient of title in a Conveyance

, Grantor - ANS The conveyor of title in a conveyance

Land description - ANS The description of a parcel of real estate which identifies it has
distinguished from other parcels

Legal description - ANS A unique and legally acceptable method of identifying property

Location - ANS The physical site of a property

Lot, block and subdivision - ANS A legal description method that refers to a recorded map
of the subdivision that outlines and numbers each individual lot

Maps and plats - ANS Surveys of Land showing boundaries dimensions monuments and
other appropriate features

Meridian - ANS Any of the north-south lines six miles apart which established the
boundaries of townships in the government Survey System of land description

Metes and Bounds description - ANS The method of land description that starts at a point
of beginning and "walks the boundaries" of a parcel of Real Estate

Mile - ANS A distance of 5280 feet

Minimum lot area - ANS A zoning or deed requirement of a certain lot size for a specified
use of a parcel of Real Estate

Monument - ANS A natural or constructed feature used as a reference point in property
descriptions

Municipal ordinance - ANS Local laws regulating specified activities

Parcel - ANS A lot, also, a specified tract of property

Plat book - ANS A public record containing official plats of subdivisions located in a County.
In the past, there were physical books. Currently, the books often take the form of rolls of
microfilm.

Point of beginning (POB) - ANS The starting point of the description of a parcel using the
metes and Bounds method of property description.

Police power - ANS The power of the government to regulate activity for the safety, Health
and Welfare of the populace.

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