Slab-on-grade foundations are the most difficult foundation type to elevate. A. TRUE B. FALSE

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Slab-on-grade foundations are the most difficult foundation type to elevate. FALSE.
Slab-on-grade foundations are one of the easiest foundation types to elevate, as they typically consist of a single concrete layer poured directly onto the ground.

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Slab-on-grade foundations are the most difficult foundation type to elevate. TRUE.

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Which of the following are standards that communities may adopt that are higher than those required by the NFIP?

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ALL OF THE ABOVE. Adding freeboard to elevation requirements, requirements regarding the use and type of fill, and requirements for building materials and practices are standards that communities may adopt that are higher than those required by the NFIP.

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Which of the following are standards that communities may adopt that are higher than those required by the NFIP? A. Adding freeboard to elevation requirements B. Requirements regarding the use and type of fill C. Requirements for building materials and practices D. All of the above

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When using SDE 2.0 for the first time, the SDE 2.0 tool should be set up using the Server option when the user will be creating/editing inspector information and assigning properties to be inspected.

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When using SDE 2.0 for the first time, the SDE 2.0 tool should be set up using the Server option when the user will be creating/editing inspector information and assigning properties to be inspected. TRUE.

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