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Continuing Education Surveying and Plot Plans
A contour line identifies the
  1. size of the land.
  2. slope and elevations of the land.
  3. direction of the land.
  4. direction of the water flow on the land.
Continuing Education Surveying and Plot Plans
What is the distance you are allowed to construct a building from the property line called?
  1. Building line
  2. Property measure
  3. Property line
  4. Setback
Continuing Education Surveying and Plot Plans
The water connection is one utility often shown on the plot plan. What else is generally shown?
  1. Gas
  2. Sewer
  3. Electrical
  4. All of the above
Continuing Education Surveying and Plot Plans
This term is used to identify the differences in elevations and physical features of a piece of land.
  1. Topography
  2. Georaphy
  3. Geology
  4. Layout
Continuing Education Surveying and Plot Plans
25.25 feet is written on a plan. What is the equivalent of that measurement in inches?
  1. 25' 1/4"
  2. 300 1/4"
  3. 304"
  4. 303"
Continuing Education Surveying and Plot Plans
What type of line on a plot plan identifies the border of the property?
  1. Border line
  2. Property line
  3. Bearing line
  4. Setback line
Continuing Education Surveying and Plot Plans
A plot plan is used to identify the area of                 construction on a piece of land.
  1. proposed
  2. biggest
  3. allowable
  4. easiest
Continuing Education Surveying and Plot Plans
What is identified on all plot plans?
  1. True directional north
  2. Neighboring houses
  3. Main floor square footage
  4. Roof style
Continuing Education Surveying and Plot Plans
The term "metes and bounds" refers to what?
  1. Correlation between hold strength and bonding strength
  2. Measurement in meters bounded by the distance of the property
  3. Boundaries established by distances and compass directions
  4. A total size of a property
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What is a datum point?
  1. a temporary benchmark
  2. survey point done by the government
  3. height above sea level
  4. foresight