SPORT FACILITIES MANAGEMENT KEY TEST 2
QUESTIONS And CORRECT Answers
False - CORRECT ANSWERS Site selection should never come down to a gut decision
false - CORRECT ANSWERS The ideal size of a site is formalized by the NCAA or the USOC
true - CORRECT ANSWERS In a buy-lease analysis, the net present value of the cash
outflow associated with the lease option is compared with the cost of buying property.
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Based on usage patterns, a new facility should have more
women's bathroom stalls than men's stalls
$600,000 - CORRECT ANSWERS If a property costs $500,000 and taxes are $20,000 a year
and the improvements are $100,000, the property value should be
site location - CORRECT ANSWERS Which of the following issues has often been
overlooked in the sport facility construction literature?------
yes - CORRECT ANSWERS Can building a sport facility increase property value and taxes?
Average of 50 years, at least 25 years - CORRECT ANSWERS Sport facilities are typically
designed to last how many years?
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Grading is the process of removing all vegetation and debris so
the construction surface is at the right height
, false - CORRECT ANSWERS Support for a new stadium project is normally more vocal than
opposition is.
false - CORRECT ANSWERS A publicly funded facility is primarily designed to generate
revenue.
price per cubic yard - CORRECT ANSWERS grading costs are determined by
neighborhood fit, lighting concerns, noise concerns - CORRECT ANSWERS Which of the
following is an example of a zoning issue?
false - CORRECT ANSWERS A variance allows a builder to ignore zoning regulations
water, cable, gas, and electric - CORRECT ANSWERS The primary utilities that need to be
considered when evaluating a site are
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Site planning focuses on having one or more people evaluate a
potential site for suitability
site mission statement - CORRECT ANSWERS To find the right location, the site selection
team should develop which of the following first when starting the job?
False (they pay the market value) - CORRECT ANSWERS Eminent Domain allows a
government entity to take land for the public good without providing compensation of payment
20% to 40% - CORRECT ANSWERS A roof can cost up to what percentage of the total cost
of a facility?
QUESTIONS And CORRECT Answers
False - CORRECT ANSWERS Site selection should never come down to a gut decision
false - CORRECT ANSWERS The ideal size of a site is formalized by the NCAA or the USOC
true - CORRECT ANSWERS In a buy-lease analysis, the net present value of the cash
outflow associated with the lease option is compared with the cost of buying property.
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Based on usage patterns, a new facility should have more
women's bathroom stalls than men's stalls
$600,000 - CORRECT ANSWERS If a property costs $500,000 and taxes are $20,000 a year
and the improvements are $100,000, the property value should be
site location - CORRECT ANSWERS Which of the following issues has often been
overlooked in the sport facility construction literature?------
yes - CORRECT ANSWERS Can building a sport facility increase property value and taxes?
Average of 50 years, at least 25 years - CORRECT ANSWERS Sport facilities are typically
designed to last how many years?
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Grading is the process of removing all vegetation and debris so
the construction surface is at the right height
, false - CORRECT ANSWERS Support for a new stadium project is normally more vocal than
opposition is.
false - CORRECT ANSWERS A publicly funded facility is primarily designed to generate
revenue.
price per cubic yard - CORRECT ANSWERS grading costs are determined by
neighborhood fit, lighting concerns, noise concerns - CORRECT ANSWERS Which of the
following is an example of a zoning issue?
false - CORRECT ANSWERS A variance allows a builder to ignore zoning regulations
water, cable, gas, and electric - CORRECT ANSWERS The primary utilities that need to be
considered when evaluating a site are
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Site planning focuses on having one or more people evaluate a
potential site for suitability
site mission statement - CORRECT ANSWERS To find the right location, the site selection
team should develop which of the following first when starting the job?
False (they pay the market value) - CORRECT ANSWERS Eminent Domain allows a
government entity to take land for the public good without providing compensation of payment
20% to 40% - CORRECT ANSWERS A roof can cost up to what percentage of the total cost
of a facility?
