A state government's power to adopt and enforce laws for the protection of the public health, safety, and morals is called: the map act. zoning. police power. eminent domain. A plan that outlines the community's development policies and establishes an overall design for the various land uses in the area is called the: regional plan. general plan. specific plan. long-term plan. Which of the following method controls the ratio between the area of the building's floor space and the area of the lot? The square foot ratio The floor area ratio The setback and side yard ratio The building to land ratio Zoning ordinances for which of the following may or may NOT follow the state zoning laws? Suburbs Chartered cities Unincorporated areas All of them When land is subdivided into five or more parcels, the subdivider must file a: final map. parcel map. partial map. tentative subdivision map. Information about title to the property, liens that affect the entire subdivision, utilities, and improvements are provided by a(n): final map. final subdivision public report. ILSFDA. tentative subdivision map. Which federal Act sets water quality standards? Clean Water Act CERCLA National Water Act Conservation and Recovery Act Some applications for new construction in California must include a geologic report because of the: State Earthquake and Disaster Act. Alquist-Priolo Special Studies Zone Act. California Coastal Act. Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act. When any homeowner in a subd