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NR 416 Final Spann questions with 100% correct answers!!, Exams of Nursing

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NR 416 Final Spann questions with 100%
correct answers!!
Land Use Permitting Process - CORRECT ANSWER-applicant > permitting
agency > lead CEQA agency > CEQA process > state clearinghouse > lead agency
decision maker > public/NGOs > Decision > denied or approved > courts > Approval
Similarities of NEPA and CEQA - CORRECT ANSWER--scoping, draft, agency
review, final document, review, agency decision, final comments
Differences of NEPA and CEQA - CORRECT ANSWER--Initial Study instead of
environmental assessment
-ND/MND vs FONSI
-notice of preparation vs notice of intent
-EIR vs EIS
-State clearinghouse vs Federal Registrar
-findings/SOC/ MMP vs record of decision
CEQA objectives - CORRECT ANSWER--disclose environmental impacts
- avoid/ reduce environmental damage
- disclose agency decision making
- enhance public participation
- foster intergovernmental coordination
public vs private projects - CORRECT ANSWER-private projects require a
government permit or entitlement
discretionary vs ministerial projects - CORRECT ANSWER-- any activity that is
open to subjective interpretation
- a "cut and dry" requirement
define project - CORRECT ANSWER--any discretionary activity which is
proposed and implemented by a public agency
- any private development approved by a public agency
CEQA participants - CORRECT ANSWER-project applicants, agency with legal
jurisdiction, environmental consultants, public, courts, trustee agencies, responsible
agencies
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Land Use Permitting Process - CORRECT ANSWER -applicant > permitting

agency > lead CEQA agency > CEQA process > state clearinghouse > lead agency decision maker > public/NGOs > Decision > denied or approved > courts > Approval

Similarities of NEPA and CEQA - CORRECT ANSWER --scoping, draft, agency

review, final document, review, agency decision, final comments

Differences of NEPA and CEQA - CORRECT ANSWER --Initial Study instead of

environmental assessment -ND/MND vs FONSI -notice of preparation vs notice of intent -EIR vs EIS -State clearinghouse vs Federal Registrar -findings/SOC/ MMP vs record of decision

CEQA objectives - CORRECT ANSWER --disclose environmental impacts

  • avoid/ reduce environmental damage
  • disclose agency decision making
  • enhance public participation
  • foster intergovernmental coordination

public vs private projects - CORRECT ANSWER -private projects require a

government permit or entitlement

discretionary vs ministerial projects - CORRECT ANSWER -- any activity that is

open to subjective interpretation

  • a "cut and dry" requirement

define project - CORRECT ANSWER --any discretionary activity which is

proposed and implemented by a public agency

  • any private development approved by a public agency

CEQA participants - CORRECT ANSWER -project applicants, agency with legal

jurisdiction, environmental consultants, public, courts, trustee agencies, responsible agencies

phases of CEQA process - CORRECT ANSWER -preliminary review, initial

study, and an ND or EIR

steps within each phase of CEQA - CORRECT ANSWER -TASK 1 - KICKOFF

MEETING AND DATA COLLECTION.

TASK 2 - DRAFT PROJECT DESCRIPTION

TASK 3 - SCOPING/AGENCY CONSULTATION

TASK 4 - ADMINISTRATIVE DRAFT EIR

TASK 5 - PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT EIR

TASK 6 - RESPONSE TO COMMENTS/ADMINISTRATIVE FINAL EIR

TASK 7 - FINAL EIR

TASK 8 - HEARINGS

TASK 9 - DECISION DOCUMENTATION

CEQA exemptions - CORRECT ANSWER -statutory and categorical

statutory exemption - CORRECT ANSWER -ministerial projects or emergency

projects

categorical exemption - CORRECT ANSWER -broad categories of exemptions

that have minimal adverse environmental effects

Appendix G categories - CORRECT ANSWER -aesthetics, AG and forestry, air

quality, bio resources, cultural, geology/soils, hazards, hydrology, land use, mineral, noise, population, public services, recreation, transportation, utilities

when is an ND/MND appropriate - CORRECT ANSWER -when there are no

significant environmental effects or these effects can be mitigated

when must you prepare an EIR - CORRECT ANSWER -when there is the

potential for significant environmental effects

fair argument standard - CORRECT ANSWER -based on substantial evidence in

light of the whole record that a project may have a significant environmental effect.

substantial evidence - CORRECT ANSWER -fact related reasonable

assumptions or expert opinion supported by facts

thresholds of significance - CORRECT ANSWER -Identifiable quantitative,

qualitative, or performance level of a particular environmental effect

notice of preparation - CORRECT ANSWER -includes description, location,

public hearing information, Discussion of the probable environmental effects and addresses where documents available for review

Notice of Availability - CORRECT ANSWER --Project description and location

-Identification of significant environmental impacts -Specification of review period -Public hearing information (if applicable) -Address where EIR is available for review -Statement whether the project is listed as a toxic site

Notice of completion - CORRECT ANSWER --Brief description of project

-Location -Address where environmental document is available -Period during which comments will be received -Notice of hearings (if one is scheduled)

Notice of determination - CORRECT ANSWER --Project description

-Location -Date of approval -Determination whether will have a significant effect on the environment -That ND/MND or EIR was prepared/certified pursuant to CEQA -Whether mitigation measures are a condition and whether Statement of Overriding Considerations was adopted

who are the decision makers in the CEQA process - CORRECT ANSWER -

usually the board of supervisors

what are the "findings" - CORRECT ANSWER -Basis for the Lead Agency's

decision and are a written statement made by the decision- making body of the Lead Agency that explains how it dealt with each significant impact and alternative in the EIR.

what is a statement of overriding considerations - CORRECT ANSWER -

Statement needed for approval of project with remaining significant effects

when is a statement of overriding considerations required - CORRECT

ANSWER --Reasons to approve a project where significant impacts are not avoided

or substantially lessened -Reasons can be economic, legal, social, technological or other

what is a MMRP - CORRECT ANSWER -mitigation monitoring and reporting

program

contents of the executive summary - CORRECT ANSWER --significant effects

-mitigation measures -areas of known controversy -issues raised by agency/public -unresolved issues

contents of the project description - CORRECT ANSWER --project objectives

-project location -project characteristics -reasonably foreseeable future phases -required approvals or permits -agencies using the EIR

what are the project objectives - CORRECT ANSWER --what is the purpose of

the project and why it is needed -not a restatement of components/characteristics

what is "scope" - CORRECT ANSWER -the extent of the area or subject matter

that something deals with or to which it is relevant

contents of the environmental setting - CORRECT ANSWER -Description of

physical environmental conditions at the time of the NOP, or when environmental analysis is commenced, if no NOP

what are environmental impacts - CORRECT ANSWER -- Project Impacts

  • Growth-Inducing Impacts
  • Cumulative Impacts
  • Mitigation Measures
  • Residual

what is the significance determination - CORRECT ANSWER -thresholds of

significance

what are the CEQA classes - CORRECT ANSWER --Class I - Where an impact

will have a "significant and unavoidable impact" even after all feasible mitigation and existing regulations are applied to the impact. -Class II - Where an impact is identified as significant, but feasible mitigation measures exist (above and beyond the application of existing regulations or ordinances) to reduce the impact to less than significant levels. -Class III - Where an impact is determined as insignificant either through the Initial Study process, or when existing regulations or ordinances are applied to reduce an impact to less than significant levels. -Class IV - Where a project impact can result in a beneficial environmental effect. While not required under CEQA, beneficial environmental effects may be discussed.

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what are the questions for effective mitigation measures - CORRECT

ANSWER --How will it be implemented?

-Who is responsible for implementation? -Who is responsible for oversight? -Where will it occur? -When will it occur? -What are the performance criteria? -What steps will be taken if criteria aren't met?

what is a Nexus - CORRECT ANSWER -a clear connection

what is a rough proportionality - CORRECT ANSWER -proportional in nature and

extent

what is mitigation deferral - CORRECT ANSWER -deferring significant mitigation

to a future time

what is mitigation monitoring - CORRECT ANSWER -ensures mitigation

measures and project revisions from the EIR are implemented

what are some CEQA myths - CORRECT ANSWER --CEQA applies to a much

broader range of projects than similar laws in other states -CEQA encourages the unnesary writing of EIRs -EIRs are costly and time consuming and add little to the decision making process -CEQA reviews are associated with litigation