FUNDAMENTALS OF CODE ENFORCEMENT study questions answered
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CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
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CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
fundamentals of code enforcement revolve around the principles, responsibilities, and processes that enable code enforcement officers to fulfill their critical role in protecting public health, safety, and community standards. all covererd
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ASKING FOR THE DEED - correct answer ✔ WHAT IS THE QUICKEST WAY TO FIND
THE OWNER OF A PROPERTY?
Metes - correct answer ✔ MEANS DISTANCE
BOUNDS - correct answer ✔ MEANS DIRECTION
Section map - correct answer ✔ Is a compilation of all parcels in the Section,
whether metes and bounds, Government Survey, or Lot and Block describe the
parcels.
60 minutes - correct answer ✔ How many minutes in one degree?
60 seconds - correct answer ✔ How many seconds in one minute?
Easements - correct answer ✔ do not give the holders of the easement
ownership of the property but do give the holders the right to enter and use the
property owned by others.
The rights-of-way - correct answer ✔ They contain the streets, the curbs, the
parkways and sidewalks.
Using the plat book and page method of description. - correct answer ✔ How is
property described?
5 acres - correct answer ✔ How much is A half of a quarter of a quarter of a
quarter section?
10 acres. - correct answer ✔ A quarter of a quarter of a quarter section?
640 acres - correct answer ✔ What is the area of a section?
160 acres - correct answer ✔ How many acres is in a quarter of a section?
40 acres - correct answer ✔ What is a quarter of a quarter of a section?
one mile by one mile - correct answer ✔ What is the size of a standard section?
5,280 feet - correct answer ✔ How many feet in one mile?
Monuments - correct answer ✔ Physical features used in the metes and bounds
description
1824. - correct answer ✔ When was the intersection of the Base Line and
Principal Meridian in Tallahassee established?
43560 - correct answer ✔ How many feet in an acre?
In the NE corner and runs WEST - correct answer ✔ Numbering of sections on a
township begins...
36 square miles - correct answer ✔ What is the area of a township?
Metes and Bounds - correct answer ✔ The method of land description that starts
with a POB is...
, FUNDAMENTALS OF CODE ENFORCEMENT study
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Base line - correct answer ✔ Imaginary line that runs east and west and separates
north and south
Easement - correct answer ✔ Interest in another land, as for right of way, or
access to private utilities is...
County Property Appraisers Office - correct answer ✔ Property records in Florida
are maintained by...
Point of Beginning - correct answer ✔ In the metes and bounds method, what is
the starting reference called?
County Tax Rolls - correct answer ✔ The name of the owner of a parcel of real
estate can be located where?
Township lines - correct answer ✔ Lines running east and west at 6 mile intervals;
north and south of the Base Line.
Range Lines - correct answer ✔ Lines running north and south at 6 mile intervals
east and west of the Principal Meridian.
Townships - correct answer ✔ The six-mile by six-mile squares formed from
Township lines and Range Lines and are 36 square miles in area
Report - correct answer ✔ A permanent written record that communicates useful
important facts to be used in the future.
Initial Complaint or Investigation documents, Activity (or follow-up), Case Dockets
or Summaries, Miscellaneous reports. - correct answer ✔ What are the four types
of Code Enforcement Documents?
average of 17 words per sentence - correct answer ✔ what is the average word
per sentence for readers with high school education?
Actor/Verb/Object - correct answer ✔ What is AVO?
Substantive due process - correct answer ✔ any and all legislation that is enacted
by a government must bear some rational relationship to a legitimate
governmental interest and must be compatible with individual liberties.
Procedural Due Process - correct answer ✔ involves the right of the violator to
receive notice of the proceedings and the right to a hearing (with confrontation
and cross-examination of "accusers") to determine governmental deprivations of
liberty or property interests.
Village of Belle Terre v. Boraas - correct answer ✔ a local zoning ordinance
limited occupancy of single-family residential property to not more than two
unrelated persons. The ordinance was held valid as a reasonable measure for
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