MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES OF A COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Final Examination Questions Select the best answer for each question and mark your answers on the Final Examination Answer Sheet found on page 76, or complete your test online at EliteLearning.com/Book 31. The FEMA defines emergencies, specifically those most likely to affect an association to include all items listed below, EXCEPT: a. Floods. b. Structural failure. 36. Which of the following is NOT a provision of F.S. 493 Private Investigative, Private Security and Repossession Services? a. A security office who is hired through a security agency must have a Class D license.
b. Class G security officers are licensed to carry firearms. c. Security officers and security companies are regulated by the FDACS. d. Security officers have arrest powers but cannot use force to subdue a suspect. 37. Pest control services in Florida are regulated by all of the following, EXCEPT: a. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). b. Florida Division of Pest Control. c. F.S. 482 and F.A.C. 5E-2 through 5E-14. d. FDACS. 38. A local government may not require a person to obtain a license for a job scope that does not substantially correspond to the job scope of one of the contractor categories defined by statute. Such job scopes for which a local government may not require a license includes all, EXCEPT: a. Plastering. b. Flooring. c. Handyman services. d. Architect. 39. The CAM or CAB under contract with an association must comply with the requirement of performing the milestone inspection as directed by which entity? a. The board of commissioners of the local jurisdiction. b. The county in which the association is located. c. The board of directors of the association. d. The Florida Building Commission. 40. What is the purpose of a milestone inspection? a. Attest to the condition of an existing building is in compliance with the FBC. b. To determine if all buildings are in compliance with the fire safety code. c. Attest to the adequacy of the life safety and structural components of the building. d. If the building has the right to waive the funding of its reserves for painting, paving, and roofing.
c. Vehicle recall. d. Medical crisis. 32. Which two basic schedules should an association establish? a. Current fiscal and multi-year projects and work. b. Weekly custodial and bi-weekly maintenance schedules. c. Interior and exterior check lists. d. Office administrative and physical property maintenance. 33. What information is required to be included on a sign posted at the pool in four-inch-high lettering? a. The hours of operation. b. The hours during which service animals may use the pool. c. A warning not to swallow pool water. d. The words No Diving (for pools larger than 200 square feet). 34. The standards established by the Florida Fire Prevention Code apply to all of the following, EXCEPT: a. Portable fire extinguishers. b. Electrical outlets used to charge electric vehicles. c. Fire doors and windows. d. Smoke detectors. 35. If the power fails within a building, how long must the association’s emergency power system power the elevator communications (telephone) system?
a. One hour or more. b. At least 24 hours. c. At least four hours. d. No more than 30 minutes.
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