Development of the Trust in Economy Borough (2)
The Town Council has decided to take office and do it in the Town Council Meeting Room in the Town Hall Annex.
The first meeting there (IRC) will be held today 20:00 GMT.1. Where do we meet? Since we are 4, the proposal is to take the Council Meeting Room in the Town Hall Annex in use. It is 55 sqm and 7-9 m high, with probably the record window ratio of all the rooms in the town (42:55, with most of the windows towards wide open south). The lux of the building is 110%, and the local luxury in the room is about 200%, which was the limit when it was constructed. The building (#65) was built in 1468, but this room has never been used even once in 57 years. During HM and HG tenure, the Council meetings were held in Priory Hotel mostly.
The most pressing need is to decide about the 2-C chapelry, a very distinct and important piece of land if developed properly, the destination of all driver rides if the tourist does not know where to go, or a common language is not found. And millions of tourists we will have soon, as The Marquess of F.S. is about to update on the development.
There is a tab called "OVERVIEW-2" which outlines the Mayor's plan. The decision will be reached in the Council, but public discussion can help the Councillors to make the best decisions. Features:
- A one, clear, major, central square in the whole borough. All possible other squares are two notches below. This makes the land around it very valuable, and it is zoned to 8 large lots for important constructions. Aim is to boost the town finances as well as to beautify it.
- 8 radial streets/roads lead to all the chapelries, and 4 of these (N,E,S,W) are major roads that go to the borough gates. East gate is most important of these, since that is the road to the Old Town only about a mile away. The road goes through the Citadel, which was almost ready when the barbarian threat subsided, and still is - the Donjon(Keep) rising to 25 m height, drawbridges from the town to Donjon in good condition, but the outer wall being only 6 m high, without much any defensive structures, except 3 cannons hidden inside the walls. The cannons were hot in the 1400s, but are becoming commonplace and alarming stories say that they soon have enough firepower to destroy the stone walls. Oh well...
- One ring road acts as a link connecting all the chapelries.
- The land in the 8 "quarry chapelries" becomes available when the quarries finish. By that time, the centre should be already quite developed. The land in other chapelries would be
given to the first builder, after meeting a minimum
e, which can be as low as 0.15. In practical terms, you build a 90 sqm townhouse next to a road, you get the total of 6 q of land from Town.
- We have already decided that the Nobles need to have their palace in the Old Town (since they will have an additional requirement of a country castle anyway soon). It is under discussion whether Masters can live in the new chapelry or not, and we think that it should probably be allowed. There they are near their workshops, research, and other things in the scope of their mastery, and also the land is cheaper allowing the aspiring new players become Masters sooner.
Councillor Paulson has also a plan, which he can present himself, to the council, or to all if he so wishes.