Federal Regulations
NEPA stands for....
What is the National Environmental Policy Act?
Metric for how much land within a Urban Growth Boundary?
What is 20 year buildable supply?
Four primary items regulated by zoning
What is land use, density, bulk (dimensions), and performance
This amendment gives the government the power of eminent domain to the government
What is the 5th Amendment?
Two key components of the resilience triangle
What is robustness and rapidity?
This act can stop development on both public and private land.
What is the Endangered Species Act?
Wrote and sponsored SB 100
Who is Hector MacPherson?
Almost every city/county has a zoning code, but fewer cities/counties have this
What is comprehensive plan/urban growth area/boundary?
You do not pay your plumber for the new pipes he installed. The plumber can place a (blank) on your house.
What is a lien?
Escaping to the coast for the day during the Heat Dome is an example of (bank) capacity
What is coping capacity?
"No net loss" is part of this Act
What is the Clean Water Act?
Number of goals set forth in SB 100
What is 19?
Year that Senate Bill 100 was pass
What is 1973?
No property is seized but the property no longer has any economic value
What is a regulatory taking?
Name at least three natural hazard characteristics you should assess when mitigating hazard risk
What is: type of hazard, past recurrence intervals, future probability, speed of onset, spatial extent, magnitude, and duration?
Agreements that provide assurance to private land owners that have endangered species on their property
What are Safe Harbor Agreements?
Provides assistance for cities developing comprehensive plans
What is the Department of Land Conservation and Development?
First supreme court case testing zoning powers.
What is Euclid v. Ambler? year: 1926
Supreme court ruling that allowed private property to be taken under eminent domain to sell for private development
Kelo v. New London
4 key ways to mitigate natural hazard risks
What is:
1.Avoid impact in the first place
2.Modify the location: allowable land uses
3.Modify the design: engineering/ infrastructure/management
4.Offset the impact: compensation, reconstruction after disaster (e.g. “Build Back Better”)
More power rests with the local government to create laws and regulations
What is Home Rule?
"Pay or Waive"
What is Measure 37 (2004)?
Decides cases related to nonconforming uses, variances, conditional use permits, etc.
Price tag for purchasing and bulldozing the New London properties
What is 78 million?
Number of vertical evacuation structures in Oregon
1