Associate Land Agent

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1	Appraisal maps	1. The proposed project center line w/ its stationing and bearings. 2. The proposed...
2	DWR's Mission and Goals	Mission: To manage the water resources of Ca in cooperation w/ other agencies, to benefit the...
3	DWR DOE Mission	The mission of DOE is to safely provide timely, cost-effective, and quality engineering, geology,...
4	REB Mission	The REB Mission is to acquire property rights, and effectively manage purchased lands for both...
5	Senate Bill 2161/Governtment Code Section 66455.1	DWR may file with the legislative body of any local agency having jurisdiction, a map or amended...
6	Joint use and Common Use	Joint Use - The right to jointly use property rights; and, to the extent permitted under the...
7	WREM 59	WREM 59 establishes a policy for pre-acquisition inspection of real property and improvements...
8	Encraochment Permit Application will include the following:	1. Application2. 6 sets of full size Construction Drawings - usually 10 pages, more or less3....
9	After being assigned an EP the Agent will do the following	1. Agent researches and pulls deeds, analyze property rights, and pull property management...
10	During Round Robin, to whom does agent send 5 complete hard copy EP packages?	1. O&M HQ 2. O&M Field Division 3. Division of Environmental Services 4. DOE Construction...
11	After Round Robin, then . . .	1. Reviewers complete review 2. Agent compiles comment and writes comment letter to applicant 3....
12	EP MOS has the following	1. Approval Memorandum of Settlement from Branch Chief to Chief of DOE with signatures from...
13	Before Applicant can begin constructing the encroachment, the EP applicant must	EP Applicant must provide 7 days notice to Senior or Agent. Construction Start Notice...
14	After EP Applicant finishes construction . . .	1. EP Applicant submits 6 sets of 'AS-BUILT' plans 2. As Per WREM 48a - Agent submits official...
15	How long does the entire process take?	1. 6 to 8 months 2. If EP only requires one or two submittals - 2 to 3 months 3. Some EPs...
16	The process for a typical EP does not include the following work which could include:	1. Legal review of changes to standard EP language due to prior rights issues. 2. Approval...
17	What are the two basic classes of Property?	Real Property - Real Estate/Intrest in Land Personal Property - Readily Movable/Chattel
18	What are Fixtures?	1. Items of Personal Property which become part of the Real Property 2. By reason of their...
19	Tests to determine if an item has become a Fixture?	1. Permanently attached 2. Character of Item: the character of the item and its use insofar...
20	Trade Fixtures	1. Personal property used to carry on a business or trade 2. Constitute an exception...
21	What is an Estate?	In Real Property law it is used to express the degree, nature, quality or extent of a person's...
22	How are Freehold Estate's legally described?	1. Fee Simple - highest and most complete ownership known in law ...
23	How are Leasehold Estates legally described?	Lease - A contract that provides for the tenant to occupy land or property of the lessor/landlord...
24	What are Easements and the two Classes?	1. A right acquired by a person or entity to use the land or property of another for a special...
25	Describe an Easement Appurtenant	1. An easement adjacent to or in close proximity to another parcel of land which is served...
26	Describe an Easement in Gross	1. An easement granted to benefit a particular entity rather than a parcel of land. 2. Unless...
27	How are Easements Created?	1. Express Grant - Creates an interest in land and should be set forth in a written document 2....
28	How are Easements Terminated?	Easements may be terminated by three basic means: 1. Merger 2. Release 3. Abandonment
29	What is a Profit?	A right to remove some substance from the land of another. Usually must be in writing...
30	Name rights in land other than an easement?	1. License - the consent given by a landowner to another to do an act which w/o such consent...
31	Describe a License	1. Not an interest in land, only a right to use land for a limited purpose 2. Does not have...
32	Describe Covenants	1. Most prevelant today in the creation of subdivisions, where subdivision plat or a...
33	Describe Water Rights	1. Riparian Rights - recognizes that owners of property adjacent to a stream or lake have certain...
34	Name the Four Types of ownership	1. Owner in Severalty - Where property is owned by a single person 2. Joint Tenancy -...
35	Name the 6 ways in-which title can be transferred	1. Deed 2. Warranty Deed 3. Quitclaim Deed 4. Bargain & Sale Deed 5. Mortgages &...
36	Describe a deed	1. Most common type of conveyance 2. Grantor & Grantee are clearly identified 3. Property...
37	What is a Warranty Deed	1. Also called a 'Grant Deed' in some states, contains certain covenants or guarantee of title 2....
38	What is a Quitclaim Deed?	1. The Grantor warrants nothing 2. The deed conveys only that title, if any, which the grantor...
39	Explain what a Bargain and Sale Deed is	1. Hybrid between a quitclaim and a warranty deed 2. Often utilized by guardians, trustees,...
40	What are a Mortgage & Deeds of Trust?	1. Convey only a security interest in a property 2. Mortgage - A contract and conveyance by...
41	What is an Escrow?	An agreement between buyer and seller to accomplish the transaction through a third person,...
42	How many acres are in one section of a Township?	640 acres
43	What is the definition of a CONTRACT?	An agreement between parties creating an obligation for which the law provides a remedy for...
44	What is an EXPRESS CONTRACT?	A contract in which all elements of a contract are specifically stated (offer, acceptance,...
45	What is an IMPLIED CONTRACT?	An agreement which is found to exist based on the circumstances when to deny a contract would...
46	What is a QUASI CONTRACT?	Not a true contract; created by the courts so that they can provide a remedy where one person...
47	What is an EXECUTORY CONTRACT and what are the three types?	An Executory contract is a contract which has not yet been performed. 1. WHOLLY EXECUTORY-...
48	What is a BILATERAL CONTRACT?	A contract in which a promise is given in exchange for another's promise. A contract...
49	What is a UNILATERAL CONTRACT?	A one-sided agreement whereby you promise to do (or refrain from doing) something in return...
50	What is a VALID CONTRACT?	An enforceable contract containing all the elements necessary to form a binding contract.
51	What is a VOID CONTRACT?	1. An agreement which lacks one or more of the necessary elements of a binding contract; 2. ...
52	What is a VOIDABLE CONTRACT?	An agreement which one or both parties may elect to avoid or ratify, i.e., a contract between...
53	What is an UNENFORCEABLE CONTRACT?	A contract that contains all of the necessar elements to form a binding contract but which...
54	What are the necessary elements of a Contract?	In order for a contract to be valid, it must contain certain essential elements: the parties...
55	In contract law, what does AGREEMENT mean?	When all parties to the contract have mutually assented to be bound to the terms of their negotiations.
56	In contract law, what does OFFER mean?	An offer may be written or oral. The offer must be definite and certain as to the essential...
57	In contract law, how is an OFFER TERMINATED?	1. Offeree rejects Offeror's offer 2. Offeror rejects Offeree's counter offer 3. Lapse...
58	In contract law, what constitutes ACCEPTANCE of the offer?	Acceptance may be manifested by the Offeree either orally or in writing, or through conduct...
59	In contract law, what does the term CONSIDERATION refer to?	An act, forbearance, or a promise given by one party to induce the other party to enter into...
60	What does CAPACITY TO CONTRACT mean?	Refers to the ability of a party to be reasonably capable of understanding the contract. ...