General obligation bond - Answers Funds public projets/no revenue/voter approval req/repaid via
propert taxes
Ex. School
Public enterprise revenue bond - Answers Funds public project/yes revenue/re aid via revenue.
Ex. Airport
Tax Increment Financing - Answers Funds improvements to encourage private development/no
vote/increase taxes in long run because property value increase
Development impact fees - Answers Funds improvements for off-site infrastructure/charged to
developer/controversial
Neighborhood center - Answers Everyday needs
Grocery store as anchor
Avg 40,000
Community center - Answers Variety stores
Small services and specialty
Large supermarket
Avg 150,000
Regional center - Answers Big box stores
Malls
Avg 400,000 sf
Gravel - Answers Excellent for construction drainage and sewage
Silt - Answers Very porous
Unstable when wet
Swells and heaves when frozen
Clay - Answers Very porous
, Poor for foundation
Poor for landscaping
Unsuitable for sewage
Peat - Answers Excellent for landscaping
Unsuitable for foundations
Usually need to be removed
Bioswale - Answers Grassy sloped ditch that filters storm runoff
Recharges groundwater
Infiltration Basin - Answers Pond temporarily collects water and retains until it seeps into ground
Recharges groundwater
Floor area - Answers Determined by: occupancy group and construction type
Increased if: autosprinkler installed or distance between building and adjacent building is increased
Height Allowance - Answers Determined by: occupancy group/construction type/zoning/fire suppression
Rehabilitation - Answers Emphasized retention and repair
Character preserved
No Chem treatments
Avoid altering internal spaces
Preserve changes throughout history
Some leeway to replace damaged materials
Ex. adaptive reuse
Restoration - Answers Property as record of time/place/use
Permits removal of materials from time periods that are not most significant
Can replace features
Reconstruction - Answers Recreate old with new materials