California Supplemental (CSE) Practice Exam

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In the project approval process, which phase comes first?

  1. Building and safety plan check

  2. Entitlements phase

  3. Obtaining the building permit

  4. Final inspection

The correct answer is: Entitlements phase

In the project approval process, the entitlements phase is the first step. This phase involves securing the necessary approvals and permissions from local governmental authorities to use the land for the intended purpose. During this phase, developers may need to navigate zoning regulations, public hearings, and other requirements to demonstrate that their project meets local laws and community standards. The entitlements phase sets the foundation for the subsequent steps in the project approval process. Without obtaining these initial approvals, it is not possible to move forward with activities such as planning the building design, having the building and safety plan checked, obtaining the building permit, or conducting the final inspection. Therefore, it plays a crucial role and must come before any physical construction or modifications can legally begin.

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