18-Geom-B6 Land Use Planning and Environmental Management
Worked solutions to 7 past sittings (2013–2016), 49 questions. Pick a sitting, or start from a topic below.
Topics across the sittings
Topics that come up in more than one sitting, taken from the headings of our worked solutions. A topic counts once per sitting.
- Characteristics of Small-Town Development (4 sittings): December 2016 Q1 · May 2016 Q6 · December 2015 Q6 · May 2013 Q6
- Four Forms of Metropolitan Development (3 sittings): May 2016 Q5 · December 2015 Q5 · May 2013 Q5
- Its Basis (3 sittings): December 2016 Q2 · May 2016 Q2 · December 2015 Q2
- Its Land-Use Patterns (3 sittings): December 2016 Q1 · May 2016 Q6 · December 2015 Q6
- Keys to Planning Success (3 sittings): December 2016 Q7 · May 2016 Q7 · December 2015 Q7
- Normative Process (3 sittings): December 2016 Q4 · May 2016 Q4 · December 2015 Q4
- Overlay Zoning (3 sittings): December 2016 Q2 · May 2016 Q2 · December 2015 Q2
- Smart Growth (3 sittings): December 2016 Q7 · May 2016 Q7 · December 2015 Q7
- Technical Process in Community Planning (3 sittings): December 2016 Q4 · May 2016 Q4 · December 2015 Q4
- Zoning (3 sittings): December 2016 Q2 · May 2016 Q2 · December 2015 Q2
- Defining the City (2 sittings): May 2015 Q4 · May 2014 Q4
- Definitions of Ten Land-Development Terms (2 sittings): December 2013 Q1 · May 2013 Q1
- Edge City (2 sittings): May 2015 Q5 · May 2014 Q5
- Garden City Concept (2 sittings): May 2016 Q1 · December 2015 Q1
- Growth Management (2 sittings): May 2016 Q3 · December 2015 Q3
Questions by sitting
December 2016
- Question 1: Characteristics of Small-Town Development and its Land-Use Patterns
- Question 2: Zoning, its Basis, and Overlay Zoning
- Question 3: The Regional Land-Use Plan — What it is, What it Includes, and Why
- Question 4: The Normative Process and the Technical Process in Community Planning
- Question 5: Land-Use Planning Tools in Canada, and Using Them to Reduce Climate Risk
- Question 6: Road Salts — Environmental Concerns, Mitigation, and How Much We Could Cut Back
- Question 7: Smart Growth and the Keys to Planning Success
May 2016
- Question 1: The Garden City Concept and Howard’s “Three Magnets”
- Question 2: Zoning, its Basis, and Overlay Zoning
- Question 3: Growth Management and the Municipal Control Options
- Question 4: The Normative Process and the Technical Process in Community Planning
- Question 5: The Four Forms of Metropolitan Development (Canadian Examples)
- Question 6: Characteristics of Small-Town Development and its Land-Use Patterns
- Question 7: Smart Growth and the Keys to Planning Success
December 2015
- Question 1: The Garden City Concept and Howard’s “Three Magnets”
- Question 2: Zoning, its Basis, and Overlay Zoning
- Question 3: Growth Management and the Municipal Control Options
- Question 4: The Normative Process and the Technical Process in Community Planning
- Question 5: The Four Forms of Metropolitan Development (Canadian Examples)
- Question 6: Characteristics of Small-Town Development and its Land-Use Patterns
- Question 7: Smart Growth and the Keys to Planning Success
May 2015
- Question 1: Objectives, Purposes and Nature of Land-Use Zoning
- Question 2: Four Key Factors in Environmental Planning for Future Water Supply
- Question 3: The Site-Analysis Process and the Role of GIS
- Question 4: Defining the City, Urbanized Area and Metropolitan Area in Canada
- Question 5: The Edge City and Its Characteristics
- Question 6: Key Considerations for Planning Success with Smart Growth
- Question 7: Methods for Evaluating Urban and Regional Plans
May 2014
- Question 1: Methods for Evaluating Urban and Regional Plans
- Question 2: Key Considerations for Planning Success with Smart Growth
- Question 3: The Site-Analysis Process and the Role of GIS
- Question 4: Defining the City, Urbanized Area and Metropolitan Area in Canada
- Question 5: The Edge City and Its Characteristics
- Question 6: Four Key Factors in Environmental Planning for Future Water Supply
- Question 7: Objectives, Purposes and Nature of Land-Use Zoning
December 2013
- Question 1: Definitions of Ten Land-Development Terms
- Question 2: The Four Stages of Comprehensive Community Planning
- Question 3: The Planners’ Principles of Community Land Use
- Question 4: How and When to Engage Community Members in Land-Use Planning
- Question 5: The Zoning By-law Process (with Flowchart) and How By-laws Are Evaluated
- Question 6: Withdrawing Land Through a Land-Use Plan vs. the Protected Areas Strategy
- Question 7: Is an Environmental Site Assessment the Same as an Environmental Assessment?
May 2013
- Question 1: Definitions of Ten Land-Development Terms
- Question 2: The Main Steps in Land-Use Planning
- Question 3: The Planners’ Principles of Community Land Use
- Question 4: The Normative and Technical Planning Processes
- Question 5: The Four Forms of Metropolitan Development (Canadian Examples)
- Question 6: Characteristics of Small-Town Development and Land-Use Patterns
- Question 7: Key Participants in the Three Phases of Community Planning