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Yes. You may leave any number of empty houses between built houses, but numbers in each street must still increase from left to right. (p. 5)

No, using the effect is optional. You may perform it only if you successfully place a house number that turn. (p. 5)

You don’t write a house number; instead, cross off the topmost, lowest-numbered Building Permit Refusal space. You also cannot perform the effect that turn. (p. 5)

The chosen combination must have the Pool Manufacturer effect, and you must write its associated number in a house with a planned pool; then cross off the topmost space in your Pools column. Using the number without that effect, or the effect without a planned pool, does not build a pool. (p. 7)

It is a row of 1–6 neighboring houses with no empty spaces between them, bounded by fences. Only completed estates count for City Plans and estate scoring. (pp. 6, 8)

Yes. The first player or players to meet the goal during the same turn score the higher Project-side value; players who complete it later score the lower value. Each player can score each City Plan only once. (p. 8)