In cluster housing, what is the primary purpose of leaving a common area?

Identify the subdivision technique described as grouping dwellings close together with shared open spaces for recreation.

In cluster housing, residents have extremely small _______ but can enjoy large _______ spaces. (separate mult. answ with comma)

Enumerate three main uses for the extra land in residential cluster development.

These are three advantages of residential cluster development.

Enumerate the two types of cluster development according to William H. Whyte.

Residential cluster development is also known as ________ development.

In cluster development, residential properties are grouped together to use the extra land for ________.

Townhouse development is a type of ________-density housing in cities.

One example of townhouse development is ________  in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Super development examples include Reston, Virginia; Crofton, Maryland; and Americana Fairfax in ________.

Identify the person who authored the concept of cluster development.

Identify the cluster development type that features terraced or semi-detached houses.

Identify the development type that groups residential properties to preserve open space.

Identify the cluster development type exemplified by Reston, Virginia.

Identify the advantage of cluster development that helps manage drainage and runoff.

Residential cluster development primarily groups residential properties in order to:

Which of the following is not an advantage of cluster development?

According to William H. Whyte, how many types of cluster development

Townhouse development is usually:

Which of the following is an example of a super development?

Residential cluster development is also called conservative development.

The main goal of residential cluster development is to maximize individual property size.

One advantage of cluster development is creating green or public spaces.

William H. Whyte identified three types of cluster development.

Townhouse development is considered low-density housing.

Morrell Park in Philadelphia is an example of townhouse development.

Super developments are large-scale residential clusters like Reston and Crofton.

Cluster development typically decreases storm water management efficiency.

Crofton, Maryland is an example of townhouse development.

The open spaces in cluster developments can be used for agriculture.

Enumerate the four main purposes of cluster development stated.

Enumerate four components of Cluster Theory.

Cluster development minimizes non-point source pollution through reducing the area of ________ surfaces.

Cluster theory includes human resource’s ________.

The primary purpose of cluster development is to create more area for open space, recreation, and  ________.

Identify the approach that promotes integrated site design considerate to natural topography.

Identify the theory that involves networking, innovation, and human resource upgrading.

Identify the purpose of cluster development that saves infrastructure and maintenance costs.

Identify the primary purpose of cluster development related to human interaction.

Which of the following is a purpose of cluster development?

Cluster development protects environmentally sensitive areas to:

Which of the following is not part of Cluster Theory?

Cluster Theory focuses on human resource upgrading and technology capacity.

One benefit of cluster development is saving costs on infrastructure and maintenance.

Cluster development ignores environmentally sensitive areas to maximize density.

Planned Unit Development began as a land use concept in the _______.

PUDs often include wide roads or _______ paths.

PUD regulations are set and enforced by the _______.

In buying and selling, multiple available units can drive down the _______.

Identify the type of development that groups housing, recreation, and commercial areas in one contained subdivision.

Identify the organization responsible for setting and enforcing PUD regulations.

identify the PUD principle that focuses on pedestrian movement.

Planned Unit Development as a land use concept began during which decades?

Which of the following best describes the land use composition of a PUD?

One of the primary advantages of PUDs is:

PUD residents living close to neighbors without a yard buffer is an example of:

Which of the following may complicate the buying process in a PUD?

PUD is both a type of building development and a regulatory process.

PUDs often feature clusters of homes and large open commercial spaces.

Residents in a PUD are usually far from their neighbors due to large yards.

A PUD with many available units can make it easier to sell at higher prices.

One principle of a PUD includes combining design features.

Enumerate three classifications of housing types mentioned.

Enumerate five examples of housing types listed .

Enumerate three street classifications mentioned.

Different housing types are often _______ rather than separated.

  _______  in a PUD help establish the neighborhood character of a residential community.

Local streets serve only residences and have _______ traffic volume.

Sidewalks are located on at least one side of every street to enable _______.

Identify the type of open space intended for use by all residents of the development.

Identify the housing type category that includes rowhouses and apartments.

Identify the type of street that connects local streets to arterials.

Identify the system that links residential areas to open spaces, schools, and shops.

PUDs use a hierarchy of street types primarily to:

Large protected open spaces in a PUD are intended only for individual residents.

Housing types in PUDs are often separated like in conventional development.

LR2, Rowhouse, and Apartment are examples of PUD housing types.

Street patterns in PUDs aim to dispel the monotony of typical grid plans.

Collector streets connect local streets to arterials.

Sidewalks and pedestrian ways help establish the character of the neighborhood.

Circulation systems link only residential groupings within the PUD.

Combining design features in PUDs is a disadvantage compared to traditional zoning.

Enumerate the four general steps to developing a PUD.

Enumerate the three types of plan documents mentioned in the Preliminary Development Plan.

Enumerate two major activities conducted during the Site Plan Review.

Estimating the market price of an equivalent site requires consideration of factors not usually encountered in ordinary _______.

If there are similar developments, a comparison of common areas and _______ amenities should be made.

The developer consults with planning staff for ordinance and process clarification during the _______ conference.

The site plan review often includes an on-site _______ to analyze existing features.

The final development plan contains the detailed engineering _______ of the entire site.

Identify the process where the developer discusses initial project plans with planning staff.

Identify the stage that includes detailed site analysis, on-site walkabout, and project goal discussions.

Identify the plan that includes legal descriptions, site plans, and supporting maps, and requires a public hearing.

Identify the final stage where the entire PUD site plan is reviewed as a single entity.

When estimating market price, if there are no similar developments, what should be emphasized?

Which step in PUD development involves consultation and ordinance clarification?

Which PUD step includes public hearing and planning recommendations for review?

What should be considered to determine if cluster advantages are offset by costs?

Estimating market price of an equivalent site follows the same steps as ordinary appraisals.

Common areas and recreational amenities should be compared if similar developments exist nearby.

Maintenance charges can affect the advantages of cluster arrangements.

The pre-application conference involves presenting the final engineering drawings.

Site Plan Review includes analyzing existing site features and discussing design goals.

The plan commission holds a public hearing during the Final Development Plan stage.

The plan commission approves the recording of the plat during the Final Development Plan.