LARE Section 3()Questions & Answers 100% Correct(RATED A+)

Planning solutions - ANSWERDefine the problem, keep in mind the requirements , analyze the land, understand the program, creating a logical solution, technical competence and functionality are most important Topography - ANSWERSlopes and elevations. Steep slopes - ANSWERGreater than 15%, significant impacts to the land Moderate slopes - ANSWER5 to 15%, not the best choice for recreational uses, suitable for split-level or terraced structures Gradual slopes - ANSWERLess than 5% , minimize construction impacts to the land Elevations - ANSWERIdentify a sites high and low points High and low points - ANSWERGeneral drainage pattern and extent of watersheds , view sheds Higher elevations - ANSWERAre not suitable for locating stormwater management features Lower and middle elevations - ANSWERAccommodate most of the watershed stormwater management structures especially when Overlan storm water flow is used Viewsheds - ANSWERHigh points in ridgelines along the valley offer desirable locations for viewing , for sitting important buildings and for routing public walks in trails Siting structures - ANSWERSoils with adequate loadbearing capacity are needed for building foundations. Avoid poorly drained soils and wetlands Recreational ballfields - ANSWERPermeable soils are needed to provide drainage Stormwater management - ANSWERPermeability is needed for stormwater ponds, conveyances, and infiltration facilities to function properly Eros