Government City Plot Rules
· Buildings do not all need to be architectural masterpieces, but must be reasonably appealing.
· Eyesores are judged by the staff team and city employees.
· If there is ever uncertainty whether a building is an eyesore, the staff team will assess the building and reach a verdict.
· When a building is deemed to be an eyesore it will be given a notice, and the Eyesore process outlined in Section VI must be followed.
· All Government city plots must be actively used. For a plot to be considered actively used, it must meet at least one of the following conditions (except for plots meant for homes):
· There must be apartments available for rent on most floors if the plot is a skyscraper.
· There must be at least one chestshop per 20 blocks of the plot’s surface area, and the chest shops must be sufficiently stocked.
· The plot must have shop space(s) available for rent at a reasonable price.
· Anything else reasonably determined as “actively used” by the staff team.
· If a plot does not meet at least one of these conditions, it will receive a notice in accordance with the Eyesore process in Section VI.
The following plots are not being actively used and one has its roof still missing, leaving a giant gaping hole in the building.
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