Title: Changing the city creation system
Type of motion (Edit, removal, creation): Edit
Elaboration & Reasoning: I'm pretty sure most of you are familiar with the current city creation system. Right now, it's pretty hard to make a new city, and no one so far has managed to do it. Many people who also tried gave up because the task seemed to be impossible. So, I proposed another system originally to the staff for their opinions and now to the Parliament for approval.
This is the system I'm proposing:
Other Information: The government has already started work on this by flattening a land and having it regioned.
Type of motion (Edit, removal, creation): Edit
Elaboration & Reasoning: I'm pretty sure most of you are familiar with the current city creation system. Right now, it's pretty hard to make a new city, and no one so far has managed to do it. Many people who also tried gave up because the task seemed to be impossible. So, I proposed another system originally to the staff for their opinions and now to the Parliament for approval.
This is the system I'm proposing:
- The DoC would flatten land of any future city that is (relatively) near the capital city.
- Once that is done, a region will be made so it could be protected.
- Then it will be decided whether the city will be private or government-owned.
- Private: The region and land would be sold to a player, who would be the owner of the city and the landlord of all the future plots of the city. The player would be known as the Mayor of the city and would be able to appoint members to the city council, who would help them run the city. They would be responsible for the construction of the city.
- Government-owned: The region and land would belong to the Government, and the Government would be landlord of all plots in the city. Members of the city council would be elected by the people (3-5), who would run the city and get paid by the Government to do so (either a fixed wage or preferably a percentage for every plot sold --> Government would get 25% and the remaining 75% would be split between the 3 or 5 Councillors).
- The Councillors would then pick a leader among themselves who'll be the Chairman of the Council and the City Mayor.
- The council would be responsible for managing the city.
- The Department of Construction would de jure be responsible for construction of the city, but would have to listen to the wishes of the council.
Other Information: The government has already started work on this by flattening a land and having it regioned.