Which of the following are likely to be upheld legally as the public rationale for creating an office-housing linkage program?
I. To counteract market forces that make it difficult for office workers to find affordable housing near their workplace II. To control random growth of office development in suburban areas III. To provide a new source of revenue for local government IV. To provide a better solution to the problem of jobs and housing, while easing regional traffic problems
Under the "New Deal," the Federal Housing Administration facilitated segregation efforts by refusing to insure mortgages in African-American neighborhoods while simultaneously subsidizing builders who were mass-producing subdivisions for whites. What is this policy known as?
By definition, a mentor is a more experienced or knowledgeable person who guides and nurtures the development of a less experienced mentee. Which role is most important for a successful mentor?
The initial direct impact of the City Beautiful movement on the form of North American cities was that it:
Factual statements of the actual and perceived benefits of planning are referred to as:
When establishing a community engagement framework, which of the following methods allows for meaningful engagement that avoids marginalization?
The concepts of vehicular-pedestrian circulation separation, of through traffic on the periphery of superblocks, and of internal park systems were first developed in the United States in the town of:
Which of the following topics is not addressed specifically by a Rule of Conduct in the AICP Ethics Code?
The McHarg technique of overlay planning to guide metropolitan expansion identifies areas where development will be the:
A development is proposed in an overcrowded school district with fixed ad valorem property taxrates. Which of the following types of development proposals would cause a negative impact on the school district?
Which of the following is a technique to improve digital access to staff documents for all people?
An AICP planner, working in a public agency, is reviewing site plan applications when they notice that many of the applicants are checking the box marked "no new surface water runoff." The planner knows, based on the site plans, that most of these projects feature new parking lots, increasing runoff into nearby lakes. The planner reports this to their supervisor, also AICP, who tells the planner to simply accept what the applicants are saying. According to the AICP Code of Ethics, what should the planner do?
Which of the following costs is ordinarily addressed in a capital improvement program?