1. Suppose that you are purchasing a 60,000 square foot lot with the intention of developing office space on the lot. The lot is governed by the following set of land-use restrictions:

Maximum FAR:	0.90
Maximum Lot Coverage:	0.75
Parking Requirement:	1 space per 500 square feet of floorspace
Assumption:	Parking spaces use up 300 square feet of lot area per space

1. What is the largest one-story building that you can build and comply with the land-use restrictions if you use the surface of the lot to provide your parking?
2. What is the largest four-story building that you can build and comply with the land-use restrictions if you use a two-story parking deck to provide your parking? Assume that the building and the parking deck are next to one another on the lot rather than stacked on top of one another.

2. Suppose that you have just purchased a 70,000 square foot lot with the intention of developing 100,000 square feet of office space. You intend to configure your project as a four-story office building with an attached two story parking deck. Your property is governed by the following set of land-use restrictions:

Maximum FAR:	1.50
Maximum Lot Coverage:	0.90
Parking Requirement:	1 space per 300 square feet of floorspace

Can you build your intended development and comply with all of the land-use restrictions if you assume that parking spaces use 250 square feet of lot area per space?