Site Investigation Exam
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Question 1 of 10
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You can use the City Plan interactive mapping to find the contours of a site.
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You can use the City Plan interactive mapping to look at what overlay affect a property, and also use the 1946 aerial imagery to see if it was the same house there in 1946 as 2012.
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The City Plan interactive mapping might be able to help identify the property overlays and age of the building. Note, even if a dwelling has been substantially altered, it is still protected.
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The City Plan interactive mapping will be able to help you.
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Use the City Plan interactive mapping to help you.
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You may need to use the City Plan interactive mapping and see how far the site is away from a ‘Centre Zone (>2000sqm) using the measurement tool.
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You might need to do a ‘FloodWise Property report’.
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We could recommend using the City Plan interactive mapping.
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Question 10 of 10
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You may need to use the City Plan interactive mapping AND the DAMS mapping system to figure this one out.
