Arizona Adjuster Practice Exam

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An architect is reviewing a site and identifies an easement for an underground utility line. How should this impact the building placement?

The building can be constructed over the easement with specialized foundation work. The building must be set back to avoid the easement area. Easements do not affect building placement. The architect must petition the city for a zoning variance.

Correct Answer:

The building must be set back to avoid the easement area.

Explanation:

Building footprints are generally prohibited within utility easements to allow for future maintenance and access.

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