N2 Zoning & Encumberances Flashcards

1
Q

Front Footage

A

The amount of footage along a street.

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2
Q

An area set aside by municipal authorities for a specific type of use is a ______.

A

Zone

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3
Q

An area separating two incompatibly zoned areas from each other.

A

Buffer Zone

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4
Q

Setback

A

The minimum distance from the lot line at which building can occur.

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5
Q

A use which pre-dates the zoning ordinance is a ____ aka ____.

A

Non-conforming Use, Grandfathered Use

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6
Q

A Variance

A

_______ is a granted violation of the zoning ordinance.

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7
Q

A burden on a title is an_________.

A

Encumbrance

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8
Q

A limitation on property created by an owner or developer is known as a_____.

A

Deed Restriction or Restrictive Covenant or CC&Rs

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9
Q

A right one person has in the land of another is an _____.

A

Easement

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10
Q

Easement Appurtenant

A

An Easement held by one owner across another owner’s adjacent property.

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11
Q

The parcel encumbered by the Easement Appurtenant is the ___________.

A

Servient Parcel

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12
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Dominant Parcel

A

The _____ is the parcel of land benefiting from the Easement Appurtenant.

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13
Q

An Easement held by third party (not an adjoining owner) is the _______.

A

Easement in Gross

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14
Q

The Easement Personal is a form of a

A

License

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15
Q

What are the TWO General INVOLUNTARY Liens?

A

Judgment, Income Tax Liens

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16
Q

Some land held together by a single owner is divided into two or more parcels and one of the parcels is landlocked. What kind of Easement can be created to address this situation?

A

Easement by Necessity

17
Q

An easement created through long, continuous, and hostile use.

A

Prescriptive Easement

18
Q

Acquisition of ownership by hostile use of another’s property can occur by ________.

A

Adverse Possession

19
Q

Three ways an easement can be terminated are:
1. ___________

  1. ___________
  2. ___________
A
  1. Merger
  2. Quit Claim Deed
  3. Quiet Title action
20
Q

The physical trespass of a building onto another property is an ________.

A

Encroachment

21
Q

A lien placed on Real Estate by operation of law.

A

Involuntary Lien

22
Q

Lien

A

A money encumbrance

23
Q

A lien placed on an owner’s property with his/her permission is a _____.

A

Voluntary Lien

24
Q

Liens that affects individual parcels of land.

A

Specific Lien

25
Q

Three Specific Types of involuntary Liens:

a. _____
b. _____
c. _____

A

a. Property Taxes
b. Assessments
c. Mechanic’s Liens

26
Q

General Liens

A

Affect all of a person’s real and personal property.

27
Q

A lien placed by the government for particular improvements such as street paving or street lights.

A

Assessments AKA Special Assessments

28
Q

For most liens, priority is established by:

A

the order in which it was recorded and evidenced by the county recorder’s docket and page number or sequence number

29
Q

_______ are subordinate to taxes, special assessments, and mechanic’s liens.

A

HOA liens