AZ ROC C-14 Fencing Practice Questions - Arizona ROC C-14 Fencing Examination Exam - AZ ROC C-14 Fencing Practice Questions - Arizona ROC C-14 Fencing Examination Exam

Question 1

Under Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S. § 40-360.22) and Arizona 811 (Blue Stake) regulations, how far in advance of beginning excavation for fence post footings must a contractor notify utility owners?

5 business days prior to commencing any post hole digging 24 hours prior to beginning excavation including weekends At least 2 working days prior to beginning excavation, excluding weekends and state holidays At least 10 working days prior for residential properties and 15 days for commercial

Correct Answer:

At least 2 working days prior to beginning excavation, excluding weekends and state holidays

Question 2

A contractor is installing a perimeter fence along a property boundary that includes a public utility easement. What is the standard practice regarding fence placement over utility easements?

Fences must be set back a minimum of 10 feet from any utility easement line regardless of local agreements Fences are strictly prohibited within any utility easement under federal construction codes Fences may be built within the easement if approved, but the property owner assumes risk of removal without compensation if utility access is required The contractor must obtain a structural building permit from the EPA prior to placing fence posts within an easement

Correct Answer:

Fences may be built within the easement if approved, but the property owner assumes risk of removal without compensation if utility access is required

Question 3

A fencing crew uses batter boards and the 3-4-5 right-triangle method to square a 90-degree corner post layout. If one leg along the string line measures 12 feet and the perpendicular leg measures 16 feet, what must the diagonal hypotenuse measure for the corner to be exactly 90 degrees?

18 feet 24 feet 20 feet 22 feet

Correct Answer:

20 feet

Question 4

When constructing a fence along ground with a steep 15% grade, what is the key difference between a stepped fence layout and a racked (sloped) fence layout?

Stepped fencing requires no concrete post footings, whereas racked fencing requires continuous concrete stem wall footings Racked fence pickets are angled at 45 degrees, whereas stepped pickets are cut horizontally along the bottom rail Stepped fence panels remain horizontal while stepping down posts in increments, whereas racked panels follow the slope parallel to the ground Racked fencing cannot be constructed using wood pickets, whereas stepped fencing cannot be constructed using chain link

Correct Answer:

Stepped fence panels remain horizontal while stepping down posts in increments, whereas racked panels follow the slope parallel to the ground

Question 5

A contractor is laying out a straight 240-foot property line fence with post spacing set at a maximum of 8 feet on center. What is the minimum number of posts required to complete this straight run?

30 posts 32 posts 29 posts 31 posts

Correct Answer:

31 posts

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