Land Management and Development Regulations - Planning Policy and Practice - Architecture and Planning Previous Year Questions

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2007 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2007

Zoning regulations deal with

A

P, Q, T

B

P, Q, R, U

C

Q, S, U

D

Q, R, S, T

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2007 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2007

As per revised building bye-laws, if the required setbacks are – Front 3 metres, each Side 2 metres and Rear 2 metres, then the maximum total buildable area will

A

increase by 248 sq.m

B

increase by 40 sq.m

C

decrease by 30 sq.m

D

decrease by 40 sq.m

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2008 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2008

The instrument that provides standards for land development by indicating lot sizes and layouts is

A

Zoning regulations.

B

Land use control.

C

Building bylaws.

D

Subdivision regulations.

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2009 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2009

A commercial plot measures 100 m × 80 m. If the permissible Floor Space Index (FSI) is 3.0, and 50% of the ground is covered, then the maximum number of floors that can be built is

A

3

B

4

C

6

D

12

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2009 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2009

Match the planning terms in Group I with their descriptions in Group II: Group I P. Eminent Domain Q. Police Power R. Transfer of Development Rights Group II 1. Protecting land by reassigning the rights to develop from one area to another 2. Regulating behaviour and enforcing order within the state territory 3. Protecting the individual development rights of a citizen by seeking state protection 4. Inherent power of state to seize private property without the owner's consent

A

P-4, Q-1, R-2

B

P-2, Q-3, R-4

C

P-1, Q-3, R-2

D

P-4, Q-2, R-1

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2010 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2010

A local authority can go for Urban Development through

A

Land Acquisition

B

Land Pooling

C

Transferable Development Rights

D

All the above

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2010 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2010

If the area of a plot is 1000 sq.m, area of its adjoining roads is 500 sq.m., maximum permissible FAR is 150 and maximum permissible Ground Coverage is 50%, then utilizing fullest ground coverage and assuming floors of equal area, the number of storeys that can be built on the plot is

A

6

B

4

C

3

D

2

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2010 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2010

The correct requirements provided to seek permission from the local authority for constructing a small residential building are
P - Key Plan
Q - Site Plan
R - Zonal Plan
S - Building Plan
T - Power of Attorney
U - Ownership Title
V - Transport Plan
W - Drainage / Sewerage/ Water Supply Plan
X - Solid waste disposal plan

A

P, Q, R, S, W

B

P, Q, S, U, W

C

P, S, V, W, X

D

Q, S, T, V, X

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2010 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2010

The total number of dwelling units under L.I.G., M.I.G. and H.I.G. respectively, are

A

L.I.G.	M.I.G	H.I.G.
56	155	71

B

L.I.G.	M.I.G	H.I.G.
60	142	71

C

L.I.G.	M.I.G	H.I.G.
56	150	63

D

L.I.G.	M.I.G	H.I.G.
59	155	63

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2011 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2011

Transfer of Development Right (TDR) is a tool used for

A

Human development

B

Land development

C

Economic development

D

Infrastructure development

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2011 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2011

If maximum allowable FAR is utilized, the minimum ground coverage would be

A

20 %

B

25 %

C

30 %

D

35 %

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2011 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2011

Assuming 20% of the total population being higher secondary school going children and expected enrolment being 80% with per capita floor space requirement of 5.0 sqm, then minimum land required for school building with 40% ground coverage and FAR 0.5 would be

A

1.0 hectares

B

1.6 hectares

C

2.2 hectares

D

2.8 hectares

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2013 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2013

The information that is NOT essential to be submitted for sanction of any building plan is

A

Site Plan

B

Floor Plans

C

Title Deed

D

Land Cost

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2013 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2013

50 Hectare of residential sector has 65% buildable area. The FAR of the buildable area is 1.5. Within the residential sector, 60% of dwelling units are of area 100 m² each and 40% of the dwelling units are of area 80 m² each.
The gross residential density, in dwelling units per Hectare, would be ______.

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2014 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2014

Among the following, the one that is NOT a land assembly technique is

A

Land Use Zoning

B

Accommodation Reservation

C

Town Planning Scheme

D

Transfer of Development Right

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2014 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2014

The sequence of development in a Site-and-Services scheme is

A

Land – Service – House – Occupant

B

Occupant – Land – House – Service

C

Occupant – Land – Service – House

D

Land – Occupant – House – Service

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2016 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2016

Statutory setback of a building depends on

A

Building height

B

Property boundary

C

Width of access road

D

Ground coverage

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2016 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2016

A four-storey building with equal areas in each floor is required to be designed on a plot with FAR of 2.0. If the FAR is increased to 2.2, the percentage increase in ground coverage utilizing full FAR in both cases will be ____________________

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2017 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2017

The principle of Eminent Domain is the power to

A

restrict exercise of rights in land through zoning and environmental laws

B

control land use

C

retain land use

D

acquire and take possession of property in order to promote public interest

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2017 · Architecture and Planning · Planning Policy and Practice · Land Management and Development Regulations

Architecture and Planning (AR) 2017

Match the planning techniques in Group-I with their salient features in Group-II.
Group-I
P. Land pooling
Q. Action Plan
R. Land sharing
S. Transfer of Development Rights
Group-II
1. Assigning specific task on a short time horizon
2. Assembling privately owned land parcels for development
3. Agreement for reallocation of land between occupiers and owners
4. Assigning specific task on a long time horizon
5. Incentive based voluntary shifting of FAR of a plot to another plot

A

P-1, Q-5, R-4, S-3

B

P-2, Q-1, R-3, S-5

C

P-2, Q-1, R-3, S-4

D

P-4, Q-2, R-1, S-5

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