Act of Congress Property Standards Act

End

End

Owner
Owner
Justice Department
Construction & Transport Department
President Order of Redmont Trifecta
xEndeavour
xEndeavour
Construction Manager
Joined
Apr 7, 2020
Messages
3,144
House Vote: 8-0-1
Senate Vote: 3-0-0

A
BILL
TO​

Amend to consolidate and simplify legislation concerning land and property.

The people of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the “Property Standards Act.”
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) Authored by Rep. xEndeavour
(4) Co-Sponsored by Rep. Reaperay
(5) Supported by the DCT Secretary and DCT leadership

2 - Reasons
(1) Property legislation is currently spread across a number of different Acts of Congress, making laws hard to find.
(2) The DCT has lost regulatory powers through an increasing amount of laws concerning property. This bill empowers the DCT to regulate in a more flexible arrangement.

3 - Consolidation
(1) The following Acts of Congress will be rescinded:
(a) Inactivity Plots Act
(b) Incomplete Building Clarification Act
(c) Property Definitions Foundation Act
(d) LDV Dwelling Items Act
(e) LDV Minimum Amenities Adjustment Act
(f) Regulation Enforcement Act
(g) Property Fairness Act
(2) The DER (Section 6) and DCT (Section 4) will be removed from the Jurisdiction Act.

4 - Jurisdiction
(1) The Department of Construction and Transportation shall retain jurisdiction to establish regulations outside of this law and to evict properties in accordance with these laws and regulations. These regulations will be listed under Department policy and will be displayed on the relevant rules and laws page node.
(2) The Department of Environment and Recreation shall retain jurisdiction to establish regulations outside of this law and to evict wild regions in accordance with these laws and regulations. These regulations will be listed under Department policy and will be displayed on the relevant rules and laws page node.
(3) Property zoning will be defined by staff according to this law.

5 - Residential Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘R’ are residential plots (e.g. ‘r001’).
(2) Residential plots may only have houses built on them.
(3) Players cannot have houses with more than three visible floors.
(a)As basements and rooftops aren't entirely visible, they are an exception to this rule.

6 - Commercial Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘C’ are commercial plots (e.g. ‘c001’).
(2) Commercial plots may only have businesses, offices, shops, apartment buildings, and other commercial buildings built on them.
(3) Commercial plots are height limited to 60 blocks, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transport.

7 - Industrial Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘I’ are industrial plots (e.g. ‘I001’).
(2) Industrial plots may only have factories, warehouses, and production facilities built on them.
(3) Industrial plots are height limited to 60 blocks, unless otherwise regulated by subordinate laws.

8 - Skyscraper Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘s’ are skyscraper plots (e.g. ‘s001’).
(2) Skyscraper plots inherit the zoning laws concerning commercial plots, except the height limitation.
(3) Skyscraper plots are height limited to 200 blocks and must be taller than 60 blocks.

8 - Black Market Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘bm’ are black market plots (e.g. ‘bm001’)
(2) Black market plots are exempt from certain laws, as directed by staff.
(a) such laws include possession, sale, and advertising of illicit items.

9- Government Commercial Spaces
(1) Government Commercial Spaces includes several types of government-owned rentable areas:
(2) Business Districts. Plots beginning with 'cbd' ,'nbd', or ‘wbd’ are Business Districts.
(i) Plots beginning with 'cbd' are Central Business District plots.
(ii) Plots beginning with 'nbd' are North Business District plots.
(iii) Plots beginning with 'wbd' are Willow Business District plots. The Department of the Interior has jurisdiction to create themes and regulate the usage of Willow Business District plots in order to promote specific trades and professions.
(3) Market Stalls. Plots beginning with 'revstall' are Market Stalls.
(4) Newsstands. Plots beginning with 'revnews' are Newsstands.
(5) Food Trucks. Plots beginning with 'FT' are Food Trucks.
(6) Only the Department of Construction and Transport shall create rentable regions that fall under these naming conventions.

10 - Apartments
(1) There are no naming conventions for apartment regions names.
(2) Apartments must not contain Nether portals and/or chest shops.
(3) Water drops from water source blocks must not drip into other rent regions.
(4) Lava drops from lava source blocks must not drip into other rent regions.

11 - Farmland Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with 'F' or ‘Wl-F’ are farmland plots (e.g. ‘Wl-F001’)
(2) Farmland plots are height limited to 40 blocks, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transport.

12 - Ranch Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘fr’ are ranch plots (e.g. ‘fr001’).
(2) Ranch plots shall consist of two sections:
(a) A single rectangular Residential Area defined as a subregion of the ranch plot (e.g. fr001-Residential); and
(b) A single Agricultural Area located outside the Residential Area.
(3) Ranch Residential Area Regulations
(a) The residential structure must be entirely contained within the area;
(i) EXCEPTION: As basements and rooftops aren't entirely visible, they are an exception to this rule; and
(b) The residential area of ranch plots are height limited to 15 blocks above grade, and must remain within a 12-block-by-12-block square floor space, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transportation.
(4) Agricultural Area Regulations
(a)The agricultural area is defined as the portion for the ranch plot outside of the ranch's corresponding Residential Area;
(b)The agricultural area may only be used for agricultural purposes; and
(c) The maximum structure or crop height permitted in the agricultural area is 10 blocks above grade, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transportation.
(5) In addition to the other requirements laid out in Section 12 herein, the separate Ranch Residential and Agricultural areas are subject to the relevant regulations of that zoning type unless otherwise specified, but do not contribute towards plot limitations for that zoning type.

13 - Urban Agriculture
(1) Agriculture is not permitted on Residential, Government Commercial Spaces, or Black Market plots.
(2) Agriculture is permitted on Industrial, Commercial, and Skyscraper plots if it is conducted underground or hidden.
(3) Agriculture is permitted on farmland plots and ranch plots.

14 - Sale of Plots
(1) Plots may be sold back to their Landlord for 90% of the plot's in-game price, or be resold to another player, or may be auctioned.
(2) When a plot has been reported for eviction, the report will remain extant until it is resolved or evicted. Transferring ownership of the plot in question will not have a bearing on the date of eviction, unless otherwise provided by the relevant Department.
(3) If plot ownership is transferred while there is an active eviction report on the plot or a violation of the Property Standards Act is present on the plot, the original owner has a duty to disclose the report and/or violation to the buyer or recipient of the plot.

15 - Duty of Disclosure
(1) Failure to Disclose
A tort that occurs when a party fails to provide the other parties with all legally required information and or documents which are relevant to a property.
Per Tort: The tort may be liable for treble damages incurred by the recipient as a result of the failure to disclose.
(a) A plea of ignorance to a report is not an admissible defense to failure to disclose.

16 - Completed Buildings
A finished plot is defined as a plot with a completed building which is compliant with the building regulations and has a function or a finished interior.

17 - Plot Limitations
(1) Commercial Plots. A citizen may not own more than 30 commercial properties.
(2) Residential Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) Industrial Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 industrial properties.
(4) Skyscraper Plots. A citizen may not own more than 6 skyscraper properties.
(5) Black Market Plots. A citizen may not own nor rent more than 1 black market property.
(6) Ranch Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 ranch property.
(7) Farmland Plots. A citizen may not own nor rent more than 3 farmland properties.
(7) Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces. A citizen may not own nor rent more than 2 of each type of Government Subsidized Commercial Space.
(8) Realtors. Any citizen with a Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 5 plots each:
(a) excluding BM, FR, and Government Commercial Spaces; and
(b) provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of reselling the plot within 30 days of purchasing the plot.
(9) Plots located within towns are not subject to the above plot limits. Each town shall retain jurisdiction to create their own plot limits for plots located within their town.

18 - Merged Plots
(1) For the purposes of ownership limitations under Section 17, any merged plots will not be recognised as one plot; rather, they will be counted as the number of sub-plots which form the whole merged plot.
(2) For all other regulatory purposes, including but not limited to zoning compliance, height limitations, building regulations, and eviction proceedings, merged plots shall be considered as one unified property.
(3) The zoning classification of a merged plot shall be designated by the DCT.
(4) For merged plots to be considered as one unified property under this section, any building or structure must have a physical presence on each constituent sub-plot within the merged area.

19 - Plot Releases
The releasing authority must release plots in a fair and equitable fashion that is controlled and factors in time zones.

20 - Exemptions/Extensions
(1) The Secretary of Construction and Transportation has the power to issue and revoke exemptions and extensions for building regulation and legal compliance when they are satisfied that either of the following criteria is met:
(a) there is a compassionate and compelling reason requiring an exemption/extension
(b) that the exemption/extension does not undermine the intent of the eviction process
(c) that there is significant progress being made to rectify the breach
(d) in the interests of large-scale development
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
A
BILL
To

Amend the Property Standards Act

The people of Democracy Craft, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Property Standards Amendment Act September 2022'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) The Act has been co-sponsored by: Rep. xEndeavour, Rep. Mhadsher101
(4) The Act has been authored by: Rep. CrackedAmoeba1, Rep. xEndeavour

2 - Reasons
(1) The law in its current state does not allow for aquariums, pools, hot tubs, baths, etc in rent regions. This amendment will correct the law while still addressing the original intent of the Property Standards Act to stop water drops from leaking into other rent regions.
3 - Amendment
(1) Amend subsection a to subsection b:

(a) 10 - Apartments
(1) There are no naming conventions for apartment regions names.
(2) Apartments must not contain any types of liquid source blocks; Nether portals; and or chest shops.

(b) 10 - Apartments
(1) There are no naming conventions for apartment regions names.
(2) Apartments must not contain Nether portals and/or chest shops.
(3) Water drops from water source blocks must not drip into other rent regions.
(4) Lava drops from lava source blocks must not drip into other rent regions.
 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
House Vote: 5-1-1
Senate Vote: 5-0-1

A
BILL
To

Protect New Players and Amend the Property Standards Act

The people of Democracy Craft, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:​

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'CBD Protection Act'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been co-sponsored by: Senator Avelanie
(4) This Act is supported by Secretary Deadwax

2 - Reasons

(1) There is no process to protect CBDs from players repeatedly not following the DCTs regulations, and continuing to wrongfully rent more after being evicted.

3 - The Property Standards Act shall be amended as followed:

22 - Violating CBD Rules
A player renting a CBD without meeting the set requirements as outlined by the DCT, including renting more than 2 at once and renting a new player CBD despite not being new.
First Offence: Normal DCT Eviction
Second Offence: $1000 fine per CBD rented in violation
Third Offence and after: $2500 fine per CBD rented in violation
Fines are enforced by the DCT
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Nay - the DCT already have the power to enforce these rules with a $150 fine, which is far more appropriate. Ref Property Standards Act.
 
xEndeavour said:
Nay - the DCT already have the power to enforce these rules with a $150 fine, which is far more appropriate. Ref Property Standards Act.
Click to expand...
Problem is that people dgaf when it's only 150. They can get that by voting 3 times pr day. It ruins the possibility of getting a CBD for other players if we just continuously have to evict the same players over and over cause they keep breaking the law.
 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
House Vote: 7-0-1
Senate Vote: 5-0-0

A
BILL
To
Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of Democracy Craft, through their elected representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the “Landlord Freedom Act”.
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act was authored by Representative Mr_SeaGuy and Mhadsher101.
(4) This Act is co-sponsored by Claxx77

2 - Reasons
(1) A renter may decide to remove the minimum amenities provided in an apartment by law, which can cause the landlord to break the law
(2) The minimum amenities required no longer has to be backed by the law, because most apartments already offer more than the minimum.
(3) It is difficult for landlords to check every apartment frequently to see if the minimum amenities are still there, especially if they operate dozens of apartments.

3 - Amendments to the Property Standards Act
11 - Minimum amenities requirements
The following amenities must be provided free of charge for a residential space to be rentable:
(a) 1x bed
(b) 1x double chest or equivalent
(c) 1x crafting table
(d) 1x furnace
First offence: $100 fine per breach of law*
Second offence: $200 fine per breach of law*
Third offence and after: $300 fine per breach of law, jail for 5 minutes*
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
House Vote: 7-1-1
Senate Vote: 6-0-0
A
Bill
To
Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives and Senators in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment

(1) This Act may be cited as the Property Standards Act Amendment Act, or alternately as the Reveille Development Act.
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act is proposed by Izzibaby.
(4) This Act is co-sponsored by Senator DrThunder7.
(5) This Act was drafted by Senator DrThunder7.

2 - Reasons

(1) The property development sector is currently an underdeveloped sector of the economy.
(2) Reveille currently has large quantities of underdeveloped plots.

3 - Revision of the Property Standards Act

17 - Plot Limitations

(1) C Plots. A citizen may not own more than 20 commercial properties.
(2) R Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) I Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 industrial properties
(4) S Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 skyscraper properties
(5) BM Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 black market property.
(6) Realtors. Any citizen with the Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 2 plots each (excluding BM plots), provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of development and or sale.

Will be changed to:

17 - Plot Limitations
(1) C Plots. A citizen may not own more than 20 commercial properties.
(2) R Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) I Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 industrial properties.
(4) S Plots. A citizen may not own more than 3 skyscraper properties.
(5) BM Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 black market property.
(6) Realtors. Any citizen with a Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 5 plots each (excluding BM plots and CBD regions), provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of reselling the plot within 30 days of purchasing the plot.

The following will be appended to the Property Standards Act.

23 - Developer License
(1) Creation of a Developer License would allow select companies to develop empty areas of the city with the intent to sell the plots after the plot is developed.
(2) Allow The Department of Construction and Transportation (DCT) to grant exemption to the Plot Limitations under the following guidelines.
(a) Can only be granted to a company that is registered with the DoC.​
(b) The license will be granted to a single owner of a company.​
(c) Only one (1) Developer License may be granted to an individual possessing the Realtor profession. ​
(d) Applicant must not have any pending eviction reports during the application process​
(e) Any additional guidelines the DCT may set.​
(3) Developer License must state the following:
(a) Name of the Developer License holder​
(b) Amount of plots for each plot type they are granted the exemption from (c) Duration of the Developer License​
(4) Additionally BM Stalls and CBD regions are to be excluded from the Developer Licence.
(5) The DCT must maintain an accurate and publicly available record of who has a Developer License, the number of plots for each plot type over the limit they can have, and the duration of the license.
(6) The DCT can set any guidelines licensees must follow to maintain the Developer License.
(7) The DCT reserves the right to deny or revoke a Developer License at any time.
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
House Vote: 5-4-0
Senate Vote: 5-1-0

A
BILL
To

Amend the Property Standards Act & Taxation Act

The people of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
  1. This Act may be cited as the “Plot Limitations Compromise Act”
  2. This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage
  3. This Bill was authored by President LilDigiVert
  4. This Bill was created in collaboration with and approved by DCT Secretary cjcroft & the Reveille Builder Working Group
  5. This Bill was co-sponsored by President of The Senate A__C, Senator Mhadsher101, and Representative Nanicholls
2 - Reasons
  1. The city is empty and there is a demand to increase the amount of commercial plots someone can own. This bill triples the amount of commercial and skyscraper plots available to citizens
  2. CBD limitations are currently only codified in DCT policy and not in law, this bill closes that ambiguous gap in legislation.
  3. This bill creates a more progressive tax bracket for properties, minimizing the risk of plot monopolization
  4. This list is very long, so the tax bracket for plots will be put behind a spoiler in the Taxation Act
3 - Amending Property Standards Act “16 - Plot Limitations”

(1) C Plots. A citizen may not own more than 20 50 commercial properties.
(2) R Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) I Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 industrial properties
(4) S Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 6 skyscraper properties
(5) BM Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 black market property.
(6) CBD Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 CBD properties.
(6)(7) Realtors. Any citizen with a Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 5 plots each (excluding BM plots and CBD regions), provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of reselling the plot within 30 days of purchasing the plot.

4 - Amending Taxation Act “7 - Property Tax”

Number of PlotsTaxation Rate ($ per day)Amount per week ($)
100
200
300
45.9541.65
510.271.4
615.3107.1
721.25148.75
828.05196.35
935.7249.9
1044.2309.4
1153.55374.85
1263.75446.25
1374.8523.6
1486.7606.9
1599.45696.15
16113.05791.35
17127.5892.5
18142.8999.6
19158.951112.65
20175.951231.65
21193.81356.6
22212.51487.5
23248.551739.85
24261.451830.15
25282.21975.4
26304.32130.1
27327.752294.25
28352.552467.85
29378.22647.4
30406.22843.4
31418.392928.70
32430.943016.56
33443.873107.06
34457.183200.27
35470.903296.28
36485.023395.17
37499.573497.02
38514.563601.93
39530.003709.99
40545.903821.29
41578.654050.57
42613.374293.60
43650.174551.22
44689.184824.29
45730.545113.75
46774.375420.58
47820.835745.81
48870.086090.56
49922.286455.99
50977.626843.35
511,065.617459.25
521,161.518130.59
531,266.058862.34
541,379.999659.95
551,504.1910529.34
561,639.5711476.99
571,787.1312509.91
581,947.9713635.81
592,123.2914863.03
602,314.3916200.70
612,592.1118144.79
622,903.1720322.16
633,251.5522760.82
643,641.7325492.12
654,078.7428551.17
664,568.1931977.31
675,116.3735814.59
685,730.3340112.34
696,417.9744925.82
707,188.1350316.92
718,625.7660380.31
7210,350.9172456.37
7312,421.0986947.64
7414,905.31104337.17
7517,886.37125204.60

5 - Spam

(1) Taxation Act Section “7 - Property Tax” shall be placed under a spoiler on the forums.
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
House Vote: 10-0-0
Senate Vote: 4-0-1
A
BILL
To

Amend the PSA's plot limitations​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Property Standards Amendment Act.'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by Rep. xEndeavour
(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by Caseylefaye

2 - Reasons
(1) Why is 17 a duplication of 16? The intent of this law is not to remove breach of plot limitations but to remove superfluous sections which can be clearly determined from breaching section 16 - plot limitations.
(2) Addition of NBD plots at request of DCT Sec.
(3) Developer licenses have never been used and are not functionally appropriate.

16 - Plot Limitations
(1) C Plots. A citizen may not own more than 50 commercial properties.
(2) R Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) I Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 industrial properties
(4) S Plots. A citizen may not own more than 6 skyscraper properties
(5) BM Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 black market property.
(6) CBD/NBD Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 Business District properties.
(7) Realtors. Any citizen with a Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 5 plots each.
(a) excluding BM, NBD, CBD regions.
(b) provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of reselling the plot within 30 days of purchasing the plot.

17 - Breach of Plot Limitations
(1) C Plots. A citizen may not own more than 50 commercial properties.
(2) R Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) I Plots. A citizen may not own more than 6 industrial properties.
(4) S Plots. A citizen may not own more than 3 skyscraper properties.
(5) BM Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 black market property.
(6) CBD Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 CBD properties.
(7) Realtors. Any citizen with a Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 5 plots each (excluding BM plots and CBD regions), provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of reselling the plot within 30 days of purchasing the plot.

22 - Violating Business District Rules
A player renting a Business District plot without meeting the set requirements as outlined by law and the DCT. including renting more than 2 at once and renting a new player CBD despite not being new.
First Offence: Normal DCT Eviction
Second Offence: $1000 fine per Business District plot rented in violation
Third Offence and after: $2500 fine per Business District plot rented in violation
Fines are enforced by the DCT.

23 - Developer License
(1) Creation of a Developer License would allow select companies to develop empty areas of the city with the intent to sell the plots after the plot is developed.
(2) Allow The Department of Construction and Transportation (DCT) to grant exemption to the Plot Limitations under the following guidelines.
(a) Can only be granted to a company that is registered with the DoC.
(b) The license will be granted to a single owner of a company.
(c) Only one (1) Developer License may be granted to an individual possessing the Realtor profession.
(d) Applicant must not have any pending eviction reports during the application process
(e) Any additional guidelines the DCT may set.
(3) Developer License must state the following:
(a) Name of the Developer License holder
(b) Amount of plots for each plot type they are granted the exemption from (c) Duration of the Developer License
(4) Additionally BM Stalls and CBD regions are to be excluded from the Developer Licence.
(5) The DCT must maintain an accurate and publicly available record of who has a Developer License, the number of plots for each plot type over the limit they can have, and the duration of the license.
(6) The DCT can set any guidelines licensees must follow to maintain the Developer License.
(7) The DCT reserves the right to deny or revoke a Developer License at any time.

23 - Exemptions/Extensions
(1) The Secretary of Construction and Transportation has the power to issue and revoke exemptions and extensions for building regulation and legal compliance when they are satisfied that either of the following criteria is met:
(a) there is a compassionate and compelling reason requiring an exemption/extension
(b) that the exemption/extension does not undermine the intent of the eviction process
(c) that there is significant progress being made to rectify the breach
(d) in the interests of large-scale development
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
House Vote: 9-0-0
Senate Vote: 6-0-0

A
BILL
To
Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the "Dream High, Build Higher Act".
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by: Representative lcn.
(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by: Representative zLost.

2 - Reasons
(1) To increase the value of skyscraper plots.
(2) To encourage urban development and construction on skyscrapers.
(3) To fix a typo in the law.

3- Amendment
The Property Standards Act shall be amended as follows:

8 - Skyscraper Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘s’ are industrial skyscraper plots (e.g. ‘s001’).
(2) Skyscraper plots inherit the zoning laws concerning commercial plots, except the height limitation.
(3) Skyscraper plots are height limited to 200 320 200 blocks and must be taller than 60 blocks.
 
Last edited by a moderator:
House: 5-0-1
Senate: 4-0-0

A
BILL
To
Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Town Plot Limits Clarification Act'.
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) Authored by Representative lcn.
(4) Co-Sponsored by Deputy Speaker zLost.

2 - Reasons
(1) To clarify the law.

3- Amendments
(1) The Property Standards Act shall be amended as follows:

Under 16 - Plot Limitations, add:

(8) Plots located within Aventura, Oakridge, or Willow are not subject to the above plot limits. Each town shall retain jurisdiction to create their own plot limits for plots located within their town.
 
Last edited by a moderator:
House: 6-0-0
Senate: 4-0-0

A
BILL
To
Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces Act'.
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) Authored by Representative lcn.
(4) Co-Sponsored by Deputy Speaker zLost.

2 - Reasons
(1) To clarify a DCT policy and put it into law.

3- Amendments
(1) The Property Standards Act shall be amended as follows:

10- Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces
(1) Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces includes several types of government-owned rentable areas:
(2) Business Districts. Plots beginning with 'cbd' or 'nbd' are Business Districts.
(3) Market Stalls. Plots beginning with 'revstall' are Market Stalls.
(4) Newsstands. Plots beginning with 'revnews' are Newsstands.
(5) Large Billboards. Plots beginning with 'billboard' are Large Billboards.
(6) Mini Billboards. Plots beginning with 'minibillboard' are Mini Billboards.
(7) Food Trucks. Plots beginning with 'FT' are Food Trucks.
(8) Only the Department of Construction and Transport shall create rentable regions that fall under these naming conventions.

11 - Apartments
(1) There are no naming conventions for apartment regions names.
(2) Apartments must not contain Nether portals and/or chest shops.
(3) Water drops from water source blocks must not drip into other rent regions.
(4) Lava drops from lava source blocks must not drip into other rent regions.

12- Urban Agriculture
(1) Agriculture is not permitted on R, S, or BM plots.
(2) Agriculture is permitted on F plots
(3) Agriculture is permitted on I and C plots if it is conducted underground or hidden.

13 - Sale of Plots
(1) You can sell your plot back for 90% of the plot’s original price, resell it to another player, or auction the plot.
(2) When a plot has been reported for eviction, the report will remain extant until it is resolved or evicted. Transferring ownership of the plot in question will not have a bearing on the date of eviction, unless otherwise provided by the relevant Department.
(3) If plot ownership is transferred while there is an active eviction report on the plot, the original owner has a duty to disclose the report to the buyer or recipient of the plot. Failure to do so will result in the original owner being guilty of failure to disclose.

14 - Duty of Disclosure
(1) Failure to Disclose
Failure of a party to provide the other parties with all legally required information and or documents which are relevant to a property.
Per Offence: Cost of damages incurred by the recipient as a result of the failure to disclose.
(a) A plea of ignorance to a report is not an admissible defence to failure to disclose.

15 - Completed Buildings
A finished plot is defined as a plot with a completed building which is compliant with the building regulations and has a function, or a finished interior.

16 - Historical Building Alterations
Changing the physical appearance of a preserved, historical building without permission or consent.
Minor Alteration: $1000 Fine + Verbal Warning
Major Alteration: $3000 Fine + Plot Eviction
Demolished Building: $5000 Fine + Plot Eviction

17 - Plot Limitations
(1) C Plots. A citizen may not own more than 50 commercial properties.
(2) R Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) I Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 industrial properties
(4) S Plots. A citizen may not own more than 6 skyscraper properties
(5) BM Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 black market property.
(6) CBD/NBD Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 Business District properties.
(6) Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces. A citizen may not own more than 2 of each type of Government Subsidized Commercial Space.
(7) Realtors. Any citizen with a Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 5 plots each.
(a) excluding BM, NBD, CBD regions
(a) excluding BM and Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces.
(b) provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of reselling the plot within 30 days of purchasing the plot.

18- Merged Plots
Any merged plots will not be recognised as one plot, rather they will be counted as the amount of sub-plots which form the whole merged plot.

19 - Plot Releases
The releasing authority must release plots in a fair and equitable fashion that is controlled and factors in time zones.

20 - Breach of Property Standards
Failing to comply with any part of the Property Standards Act will incur a penalty unless otherwise provided within this Act.
Per Offense: $150

21 - Violating Business District Rules
A player renting a CBD Business District without meeting the set requirements as outlined by the DCT.
First Offence: Normal DCT Eviction
Second Offence: $1000 fine per Business District plot rented in violation
Third Offence and after: $2500 fine per Business District plot rented in violation
Fines are enforced by the DCT

22 - Exemptions/Extensions
(1) The Secretary of Construction and Transportation has the power to issue and revoke exemptions and extensions for building regulation and legal compliance when they are satisfied that either of the following criteria is met:
(a) there is a compassionate and compelling reason requiring an exemption/extension
(b) that the exemption/extension does not undermine the intent of the eviction process
(c) that there is significant progress being made to rectify the breach
(d) in the interests of large-scale development
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Because I voted on this in the House and cannot vote as a senator on the poll my vote is: Aye
 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 

Owner Veto

In keeping with proportionality and in the interests of maintaining a realistic skyline, the increase of 120 blocks to the skyscraper limit is vetoed.

This would represent a 60% growth in a skyscraper's height restriction and is not in accordance with maintaining server aesthetic

 
House: 8-0-0
Senate: 6-0-0

A
BILL
To

Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Property Contradiction Fix Act.'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by Rep. lawanoesepr.
(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by Rep. Lcn.

2 - Reasons
(1) The Property Standards Act states two different limits on Residential Plots
(2) This makes the limit for R plots unclear

3 - Amendments
(1) Remove Section 5.3 of the Property Standards Act
(3) A player is restricted to owning one Residentially zoned plot at any one time.
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Aye, much needed clarity within the law.
 
House Vote: 4-2-0
Senate Vote: 3-2-0
A
BILL
To

Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Plot Buyer Protection Act.'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by Rep. lawanoesepr.
(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by Rep. Lcn.

2 - Reasons
(1) Buyers are only protected from active eviction reports, not potential reports.
(2) Buyers should have more protections from sellers

3 – Amendments
(1) Amend Section 13.3 of the Property Standards Act
(3) If plot ownership is transferred while there is an active eviction report on the plot or a violation of the Property Standards Act is present on the plot, the original owner has a duty to disclose the report and/or violation to the buyer or recipient of the plot. Failure to do so will result in the original owner being guilty of Failure to Disclose.
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
House Vote: 8-0-0
Senate Vote: 4-0-0
A
BILL
To
Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Farmland Zoning Fix Act'.
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by Representative lcn.
(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by Representative qsdt.

2 - Reasons
(1) Since farmland zoned plots are exclusive to Willow and Oakridge, they should be defined and regulated within their respective town's by-laws.
(2) Until Willow is re-established as a town, the Executive should have jurisdiction regarding farmland zoned plots.
(3) The definition of farmland plots in this Act is not functional. Farmland plots start with wl-f, and orchard plots start with or-orchard.
(4) To fix an issue regarding Urban Agriculture and S plots.
(a) S plots are supposed to have the same regulations as C plots, just without the height limitation, so Urban Agriculture should be permitted, if the farms are underground or hidden.
(5) To fix a couple typing errors.
(6) To update the law.

3 - Amendment
(1) The Property Standards Act shall be amended as follows:

5 - Residential Zoning
(1) (Plots beginning with ‘R’ are residential plots (e.g. ‘r001’).
(2) Residential plots may only have houses built on them.
(3) A player is restricted to owning one Residentially zoned plot at any one time.
(4) Players cannot have houses with more than three visible floors.
(a) As basements and rooftops aren't entirely visible, they are an exception to this rule.

6 - Commercial Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘C’ are commercial plots (e.g. ‘c001’).
(2) Commercial plots may only have businesses, offices, shops, apartment buildings, and other commercial buildings built on them.
(3) Commercial plots are height limited to 60 blocks, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transport.

7 - Industrial Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘I’ are industrial plots (e.g. ‘i001’).
(2) Industrial plots may only have factories, warehouses, and production facilities built on them.
(3) Industrial plots are height limited to 60 blocks, unless otherwise regulated by subordinate laws.

8 - Skyscraper Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘s’ are skyscraper plots (e.g. ‘s001’).
(2) Skyscraper plots inherit the zoning laws concerning commercial plots, except the height limitation.
(3) Skyscraper plots are height limited to 200 blocks and must be taller than 60 blocks.

8 - Black Market Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘bm’ are black market plots (e.g. ‘bm001’)
(2) Black market plots are exempt from certain laws, as directed by staff.
(a) such laws include possession, sale, and advertising of illicit items.

9 - Farmland Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘F’ are farmland plots (e.g. ‘F001’)
(2) Farmland plots are exclusive to Willow (Livestock, Crops) and Oakridge (Lumber) in support of the respective industry only.

9- Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces
(1) Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces includes several types of government-owned rentable areas:
(2) Business Districts. Plots beginning with 'cbd' or 'nbd' are Business Districts.
(3) Market Stalls. Plots beginning with 'revstall' are Market Stalls.
(4) Newsstands. Plots beginning with 'revnews' are Newsstands.
(5) Large Billboards. Plots beginning with 'billboard' are Large Billboards.
(6) Mini Billboards. Plots beginning with 'minibillboard' are Mini Billboards.
(7) Food Trucks. Plots beginning with 'FT' are Food Trucks.
(8) Only the Department of Construction and Transport shall create rentable regions that fall under these naming conventions.

10 - Apartments
(1) There are no naming conventions for apartment regions names.
(2) Apartments must not contain Nether portals and/or chest shops.
(3) Water drops from water source blocks must not drip into other rent regions.
(4) Lava drops from lava source blocks must not drip into other rent regions.

11 - Urban Agriculture
(1) Agriculture is not permitted on R, S, Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces, or BM plots.
(2) Agriculture is permitted on F plots
(2) Agriculture is permitted on I, C, and S plots if it is conducted underground or hidden.

12 - Sale of Plots
(1) You can sell your plot back for 90% of the plot’s original price, resell it to another player, or auction the plot.
(2) When a plot has been reported for eviction, the report will remain extant until it is resolved or evicted. Transferring ownership of the plot in question will not have a bearing on the date of eviction, unless otherwise provided by the relevant Department.
(3) If plot ownership is transferred while there is an active eviction report on the plot, the original owner has a duty to disclose the report to the buyer or recipient of the plot. Failure to do so will result in the original owner being guilty of failure to disclose.

13 - Duty of Disclosure
(1) Failure to Disclose
Failure of a party to provide the other parties with all legally required information and or documents which are relevant to a property.
Per Offence: Cost of damages incurred by the recipient as a result of the failure to disclose.
(a) A plea of ignorance to a report is not an admissible defence to failure to disclose.

14 - Completed Buildings
A finished plot is defined as a plot with a completed building which is compliant with the building regulations and has a function, or a finished interior.

15 - Historical Building Alterations
Changing the physical appearance of a preserved, historical building without permission or consent.
Minor Alteration: $1000 Fine + Verbal Warning
Major Alteration: $3000 Fine + Plot Eviction
Demolished Building: $5000 Fine + Plot Eviction

16 - Plot Limitations
(1) C Plots. A citizen may not own more than 50 commercial properties.
(2) R Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) I Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 industrial properties
(4) S Plots. A citizen may not own more than 6 skyscraper properties
(5) BM Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 black market property.
(6) Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces. A citizen may not own more than 2 of each type of Government Subsidized Commercial Space.
(7) Realtors. Any citizen with a Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 5 plots each
(a) excluding BM and Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces.
(b) provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of reselling the plot within 30 days of purchasing the plot.
(8) Plots located within Aventura, Oakridge, or Willow are not subject to the above plot limits. Each town shall retain jurisdiction to create their own plot limits for plots located within their town.

17 - Merged Plots
Any merged plots will not be recognised as one plot, rather they will be counted as the amount of sub-plots which form the whole merged plot.

18 - Plot Releases
The releasing authority must release plots in a fair and equitable fashion that is controlled and factors in time zones.

19 - Breach of Property Standards
Failing to comply with any part of the Property Standards Act will incur a penalty unless otherwise provided within this Act.
Per Offense: $150

20 - Violating Business District Rules
A player renting a Business District without meeting the set requirements as outlined by the DCT.
First Offence: Normal DCT Eviction
Second Offence: $1000 fine per Business District plot rented in violation
Third Offence and after: $2500 fine per Business District plot rented in violation
Fines are enforced by the DCT

21 - Exemptions/Extensions
(1) The Secretary of Construction and Transportation has the power to issue and revoke exemptions and extensions for building regulation and legal compliance when they are satisfied that either of the following criteria is met:
(a) there is a compassionate and compelling reason requiring an exemption/extension
(b) that the exemption/extension does not undermine the intent of the eviction process
(c) that there is significant progress being made to rectify the breach
(d) in the interests of large-scale development
 
Last edited by a moderator:
House Vote: 7-0-1
Senate Vote: 4-0-0
A
BILL
To
Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Property Buy Back Clarification Act'.
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by Representative lcn.
(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by Representative qsdt.

2 - Reasons
(1) To fix an ambiguity in the law.
(a) It is not clear to whom the plot should be sold to, or for what price.

3 - Amendment
(1) The Property Standards Act shall be amended as follows:

Change:

13 - Sale of Plots
(1) You can sell your plot back for 90% of the plot’s original price, resell it to another player, or auction the plot.
(1) Plots may be sold back to their Landlord for 90% of the plot's in-game price, or be resold to another player, or may be auctioned.
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
House Vote: 6-1-0
Senate Vote: 5-0-0
A
BILL
To

Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Town Wording in PSA Act.'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by Rep. CaseyLeFaye.
(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by Rep. Lcn.

2 - Reasons
(1) Willow is gone, so it should not be included in 17(8) of the Property Standards Act.
(2) Changing the wording to “towns” makes it so that we do not have to change the law again in the future in case a town gets removed.

3 - Terms
(1) Section 17 - Plot Limitations of the Property Standards Act shall be amended as follows:

“(8) Plots located within Aventura, Oakridge, or Willow towns are not subject to the above plot limits. Each town shall retain jurisdiction to create their own plot limits for plots located within their town.”​
 
Last edited:

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

 
A
BILL
To

Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Willow Plot Provisions Act.'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by Interior Secretary winterwolf and Rep. Kaiserin_.
(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by Sleepii_Sloth.

2 - Reasons
(1) There is currently no provision governing F plots in the Willow District. By law, agriculture is technically not allowed on them.
(2) Since Willow is governed by the national government, its plots should be included within our national laws.
(3) To create a height limit for farmland plots.

3 - Amendments

(1) A new section 11 of the Property Standards Act will be inserted, and the following section will be amended as follows:

"11 - Farmland Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with 'F' or ‘Wl-F’ are farmland plots (e.g. ‘Wl-F001’)
(2) Farmland plots are height limited to 40 blocks, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transport.

12 - Urban Agriculture
(1) Agriculture is not permitted on R, Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces, or BM plots.
(2) Agriculture is permitted on I, C, and S plots if it is conducted underground or hidden.
(3) Agriculture is permitted on farmland plots"

(2) All subsequent sections will have their numbering updated accordingly.
 
Last edited:
  • Wow
Reactions: lcn

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

1950minecrafterSignature.png


Seal_President.png
1950minecrafter
20th President of the Commonwealth of Redmont
Member of the WPR​
 
House Vote: 8-0-0
Senate Vote: 4-0-0

A
BILL
To

Remove redundant offenses from earlier Acts​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Redundant Offenses Removal Act'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by Senator Pepecuu.
(4) This Act has been proposed by Representative RealImza.
(5) This Act has been co-sponsored by Senator Pepecuu.

2 - Reasons
  1. There are offences that have been made redundant by the enactment of the Criminal Code Act.
  2. This act will remove those offences from the earlier acts to avoid contradictions and confusion by the readers.
3 - Removals
  1. §6 - §12 (Both inclusive) of the Commercial Standards Act is to be amended as follows:

6 - Fraud
(1) The following sections outline the definition of Fraud, its differing forms, and different punishments:

(a) A crime classified under any sub-category of Fraud shall not be charged as Fraud for the same offense.

Fraud
An intentional or reckless misrepresentation or omission of an important fact, especially a material one, to a victim who justifiably relies on that misrepresentation; and the victim party or entity suffered actual, quantifiable injury or damages as a result of the misrepresentation or omission.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Electoral Fraud
Defined in the Electoral Act

Money Laundering
Any act to conceal funds illegally obtained, through commercial transactions, business deals, or any means otherwise.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Gambling Fraud
The act of fraudulently misrepresenting how a gambling activity is conducted.
Individual Fine: Up to $20,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

New Player Fraud
To take advantage of a new player's wealth and or resources for another's profit or advantage.
Individual Fine: Up to $20,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

False Advertising
(i) Classification: Indictable Criminal Offense
The act of authorizing a false advertisement for publication. Subsequent publications of the same advertisement count as separate offenses.
Minimum Sentencing: $100 Fine
Maximum Sentencing: $5000 Fine

Misleading Advertising
(i) Classification: Indictable Criminal Offense
The act of authorizing a misleading advertisement for publication. Subsequent publications of the same advertisement count as separate offenses.
Minimum Sentencing: $100 Fine
Maximum Sentencing: $5000 Fine

7 - Identity Fraud
The act of fraudulently misrepresenting yourself as someone else or fraudulently claiming you have authority where you don't. There are several types of identity fraud:

Government Impersonation
The Act of fraudulently Impersonating a government official or a government employee for financial or another personal gain(s)
Fine: $1000 + Damages

False Credentials
The Act of fraudulently misrepresenting yourself or someone else as having a certification, commendation or another type of credential for personal gain.
Fine: $1000 + Damages

8 - Securities Fraud
(1) The Act of fraudulent security trade practices. There are several types of securities fraud:

Insider Trading
The act of any use of non-public information obtained through privileged access for personal gain in the purchase or sale of a stock. The act of leaking such information is also included. Any individual partaking in insider trading by use of information obtained through a leak is liable. Any owner of a business that sells stocks of his own company has an obligation to make a reasonable attempt to, disclose this information to the shareholders, failure to do so may be considered evidence in an insider trading case.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Market Manipulation
Any activity, regardless of a direct responsibility for a public company or asset, which is undertaken with the primary intention to artificially influence the price or trading volume of a security for personal gain. Any public company which values its own total market value over $500,000 is expected to have a publicly available, detailed explanation of how they reached that evaluation. Failure to do so may be considered evidence in a market manipulation case.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Third-Party Misrepresentation
The act of intentionally or recklessly aiding and abetting a party or entity in committing market manipulation. This also applies, to a party or entity which is not aware they might be committing market manipulation such as participants in a pump and dump scheme.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Embezzlement
The act of withholding assets for the purpose of conversion of such assets, by one or more persons to whom the assets were entrusted, for personal gain.” An example of this law is; spending company funds for personal gain of a company of which you do not own 100%.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

9 - Tax Fraud
(1) The fraudulent non-payment or underpayment of actual tax liabilities due. There are several types of tax evasion:

Personal Tax Evasion
The act of intentionally or maliciously transferring, funds to one or more personal balances or company bank accounts with no legitimate purpose, with the result that less tax is paid.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Property Tax Evasion
The act of intentionally or maliciously transferring property to one or more persons over which they have no legal ownership without a legitimate purpose, with the result that less tax is paid.” To combat, said behaviour, a merged plot needs to be owned by the same person even after it has been merged.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Auction Levy Evasion:
(i) Classification: Indictable Criminal Offense
Taking actions with the sole intent to avoid paying the auction levy while still receiving the plot or the benefit from it.
First offense: Plot eviction + fine of up to $5,000 or 30% of the winning bid, whichever is higher
Subsequent offenses: Plot eviction + fine of up to $5,000 or up to 30% of the winning bid, whichever is higher + auction ban of up to 2 weeks

Auction Levy Neglect:
(i) Classification: Summary Criminal Offense
Failure to pay the required auction levy after winning an auction.
First offense: Fine of $2,000 or 10% of the winning bid, whichever is higher.
Subsequent offenses: Fine of $5,000 or 30% of the winning bid, whichever is higher.

10 - Competition
(1) Antitrust laws are regulations that encourage competition by limiting the market power of any particular firm. There are several types of anti-trust regulations:

Market Allocation
Any sort of deal wherein two or more businesses agree to allocate 'territory' to one another to prevent regional competition.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Bid Rigging
Any sort of deal wherein two or more businesses and/or persons agree to not bid against one another to minimize their losses.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Price Fixing
Any sort of deal wherein two or more businesses agree to keep prices at a certain point to avoid price competition.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

Monopolization
Any sort of deal wherein two or more businesses seek to merge into a single entity or owner-subsidiary relationship that controls a disproportionately large amount of market share in any particular market.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail + Divestiture of assets, subsidiaries, or business units to prevent market concentration and promote competition as decided by the courts

Corporate Espionage
Any parties participating in, or accessory to the gathering, infiltration, or compromise of any sensitive company information that has not already been released to the public under the instruction of the company's controlling interest.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail


11 6 - Whistleblowers
(1) A whistleblower is someone with inside knowledge of an organization who reports misconduct or dishonest or illegal activity that may have occurred within that organization. Whistleblower protections are the protections provided to whistleblowers to enable them to come forward to report misconduct without fear of retribution or personal detriment.


Whistleblower Suppression
No employer may discharge, demote, suspend, threaten, harass, or in any other manner discriminate against a covered individual in the terms and conditions of employment of the covered individual because of any lawful act done by the covered individual to report information regarding a violation of a corporate crime.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail

12 - Bribery
(1) The act of offering, giving, soliciting, or receiving an item or service of value to influence an individual holding public office or serving in a legal capacity.

Bribery
The act of offering, giving, soliciting, or receiving an item or service of value to influence an individual holding public office or serving in a legal capacity.
Individual Fine: Up to $10,000 + Damages + up to 10 mins Jail + Barred from holding public office for up to 2 months.


  1. The remaining sections of the Commercial Standards Act are to be renumbered to ensure the section numbers flow sequentially.

  1. §14 of the Commercial Standards Act is to be amended as follows:
14 - Unions
(1) This act defines 'Union' as an organized association of workers formed to protect and advance their rights and interests.
(2) Every employee of the Commonwealth of Redmont has the right to create or apply to register their own union.
(3) Unions do not have to follow a democratic structure, but are encouraged to.
(4) Employers are prohibited from discriminating against an employee for being involved in a union.
(5) Employers are prohibited from involving themselves in the democratic processes of their employee's union.
(6) Employers who take action to disrupt or prevent the formation of a union, and or engage in conduct to dismantle a union, such as, but not limited to, terminating employees who try to start a union, shall be guilty of Union Busting, as defined:


Union Busting
Employers who take action to disrupt or engage in conduct to dismantle a union.
Per Offence: $2000 Fine


  1. The remaining sections of the Commercial Standards Act are to be renumbered to ensure the section numbers flow sequentially.

  1. §10 of the Electoral Act is to be amended as follows:

10 - Electoral Fraud
Any player caught rigging/meddling with an election through, but not limited to: the use of alternate accounts, bribery, and or threats.
Per Offence: Courts may order up to $25,000 in fines (per alt account if applicable) + issue a temporary or permanent barring from holding public office.

  1. The remaining sections of the Electoral Act are to be renumbered to ensure the section numbers flow sequentially.

  1. §7 of the Classification Act is to be amended as follows:
7 - Breach of Integrity
(1) Where classified material is breached, the individual whom shared the classified information in the first instance is to be held accountable.
(2) Whistleblowers are exempt where deemed by the court.

(3) A new law is established:
Breach of Integrity
Where an individual shares information of classified nature when unauthorised.
Per Offence: Fine between $5,000 and $20,000 through a lawsuit

  1. The remaining sections of the Classification Act are to be renumbered to ensure the section numbers flow sequentially.

  1. §8 of the Modern Legal Reform Act is to be amended as follows:

8 - Legal Crimes

(1) Legal Fraud
(a) Classification: Indictable Criminal Offense
(b) Definition: "The intentional misrepresentation of one's legal credentials, qualifications, or rank, engaging in the practice of law without any valid legal qualification,
(c) Maximum Punishment:
(i) First Offense: $7,500 Fine
(ii) Second Offense: $15,000 Fine + Disbarment for a period of up to six weeks
(iii) Subsequent Offenses: $30,000 Fine (with $15,000 being the minimum) + Disbarment for a period of four months.

(2) Legal Malpractice
(a) Classification: Indictable Criminal Offense
(b) Definition: “Practicing law, representing clients, or filing cases in courts beyond one's qualification rank or specialized jurisdiction."
(c) Maximum Punishment:
(i) First Offense: $7,500 Fine
(ii) Second Offense: $15,000 Fine + Disbarment for a period of up to six weeks
(iii) Subsequent Offenses: $30,000 Fine (with $15,000 being the minimum) + Disbarment for a period of four months.

(3) Conflict of Interest
(a) A conflict of interest arises when an individual or entity is engaged in multiple interests, whether financial or otherwise, and fulfilling one interest could potentially compromise their ability to fulfill another.
(b) In the legal context, a conflict of interest is defined as the situation where the same legal counsel represents both the defense and the plaintiff simultaneously in the same case.
(c) Discovery of a conflict of interest provides valid grounds for a person to appeal the court's decision in the case.
(d) Conflict of Interest
(i) Classification: Indictable Criminal Offense
(ii) Definition: “The situation where the same legal counsel represents both the defense and the plaintiff simultaneously in the same case.”
(iii) Maximum Punishment:
(A) First Offense: $20,000 Fine
(B) Second Offense: $35,000 Fine + Disbarment for a period of one month

(4) Attorney-Client Privilege
(a) Attorney-Client Privilege shall exist as soon as a client or potential client engages in a formal discussion with a lawyer or law firm regarding a case, potential case, or other legal matter.
(b) The lawyer or law firm shall not be permitted to disclose the contents of the discussion except with the voluntary and written permission of the client.
(c) Lawyers and law firms shall not be held liable for conspiracy or acting as an accessory to a crime when it is in connection with matters protected by Attorney-Client Privilege.
(d) Breaking Attorney-Client Privilege
(i) Classification: Indictable Criminal Offense
(ii) Definition: “Disclosing discussions of a client without their written permission.”
(iii) Maximum Punishment:
(A) First Offense: $5,000 Fine + 5 Minutes Jail Time
(B) Second Offense: $10,000 fine + 15 Minutes Jail Time + Disbarment for a period of one month
(C) Subsequent Offenses: $20,000 (with $7,500 being the minimum) + 20 Minutes Jail Time + Disbarment for a period of two months (with two weeks being the minimum)
(e) Clients may also sue the lawyer or law firm that broke Attorney-Client Privilege for any losses that can be proven in court.

  1. The remaining sections of the Modern Legal Reform Act are to be renumbered to ensure the section numbers flow sequentially.

  1. §20 - §21 of the Property Standards Act is to be amended as follows:

20 - Breach of Property Standards
Failing to comply with any part of the Property Standards Act will incur a penalty unless otherwise provided within this Act.
Per Offense: $150

21 - Violating Business District Rules
A player renting a Business District without meeting the set requirements as outlined by the DCT.
First Offence: Normal DCT Eviction
Second Offence: $1000 fine per Business District plot rented in violation
Third Offence and after: $2500 fine per Business District plot rented in violation
Fines are enforced by the DCT


  1. The remaining sections of the Property Standards Act are to be renumbered to ensure the section numbers flow sequentially.
  2. §6 of the Tenant Rights Act is to be amended as follows:

6 - Legal Addition
(1) Added to “7.0 Landlords”
Wrongful Eviction
Evicting a tenant without reasonable notice or refund
Per Offence: Up to $2000 + Rental Fees Refunded, which may be disputed in court.

Landlord Trespassing
Landlord entering a tenant’s rental region without reasonable prior notice. The rental region containing chestshops, an inactive tenant, or written permission of entry to the landlord by the tenant prevents the enforcement of this law.
Per Offence: $250 + Any changes to the rental region by the landlord are reverted.


  1. The remaining sections of the Tenant Rights Act are to be renumbered to ensure the section numbers flow sequentially.
 
House Vote: 9-0-0
Senate Vote: 5-0-1

A
BILL
To

Amend the Property Standards Act
​
The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Merged Plot Consolidation Amendment Act.'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been sponsored by Rep. ToadKing.
(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by SoTH. Omegabiebel.

2 - Reasons
(1) The current treatment of merged plots under the Property Standards Act creates confusion regarding compliance.
(2) Merged plots should be treated as a single entity for regulatory purposes while maintaining accurate counting for ownership limitations.
(3) This amendment will clarify that merged plots function as one unified property for zoning, height limits, and building purposes.

3 - Amendments
(1) Section 18 of the Property Standards Act shall be amended as follows:

"18 - Merged Plots
Any merged plots will not be recognised as one plot, rather they will be counted as the amount of sub-plots which form the whole merged plot.
(1) For the purposes of ownership limitations under Section 17 and taxation, any merged plots will not be recognised as one plot; rather, they will be counted as the number of sub-plots which form the whole merged plot.
(2) For all other regulatory purposes, including but not limited to zoning compliance, height limitations, building regulations, and eviction proceedings, merged plots shall be considered as one unified property.
(3) The zoning classification of a merged plot shall be designated by the DCT.
(4) For merged plots to be considered as one unified property under this section, any building or structure must have a physical presence on each constituent sub-plot within the merged area."
 
Last edited by a moderator:
House Vote: 7-0-1
Senate Vote: 4-0-1

A
BILL
To


Amend the Property Standards Act, the Taxation Act, and the Plot Regulations Act

​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment

(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Property Standards Amendment Act.'

(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.

(3) This Act has been authored by DCT Secretary Endeavour and Speaker Omegabiebel

(4) This Act has been co-sponsored by Rep. RealImza.

2 - Reasons

(1) New player CBDs are within the jurisdiction of the Department. This act hamstrings the Department's ability to carry out its duties.

(2) The Department does not have the ability or capacity to undertake regulation of active storefronts. If someone is using their property as intended they get a complete tax break, but what does this achieve? We already have a system to deal with inactive storefronts through the eviction system. There are better ways to incentivise activity than to have the department track and monitor every active storefront.

(3) When we add a taxation exemption to a plot, and the plot changes hands, it can easily go unnoticed and induces an unnecessary burden on staff.

(4) Leasing a billboard does not need to be regulated. Many of them sit empty.

(5) Auction levy and plot restrictions carried over to PSA.

(6) Removal of legislated requirements of New Player CBDs.

3 - Amendment to the PSA: Auction Levies

3 - Auction Levy
(1) There shall be a tax on all eviction auctions held by the Department of Construction and Transportation based on the amount of plots the player making the winning bid has at bid submission.
(a) Town plots, wild plots, and residential plots shall be exempt from both the tax itself and the calculations for the tax.
(2) The tax shall be in addition to the winning bid price for the plot. It shall only be paid if that player has won the auction.
(2) The tax is added to the winning bid and is only paid if the player wins the auction.
(3) The following tax schedule shall be used:




Amount of plots owned by winning bidder (Both numbers inclusive, but not inclusive of the plot won)
Tax (as a % of bid offer)

0-9
0%

10-14
25%

15-20
50%

20+
75%

(4) Bids by players who own enough plots to warrant an auction levy tax must include the amount of tax that would be paid if the bid is successful. Bidders are responsible for calculating this, and must include the tax amount in their bid message as a separate amount from the amount they are bidding.
(5) If an auction is won by a player who is required to pay auction levy tax, the Department of Construction and Transportation shall charge the tax to the player’s balance, on top of the bid offer. The tax must be charged before the won property is transferred. If the player is found to be unable to pay the tax, the property will not be transferred, a new auction will be held, and the offending player shall be charged with Auction Levy Neglect.
(6) Any bid with a miscalculated or completely missing tax when the bid should include one shall be considered invalid.
(4) Players who must pay auction levy tax must calculate and include the tax amount separately in their bid message.
(5) If such a player wins the auction, the Department of Construction and Transportation will charge the tax in addition to the bid amount. The property will only be transferred once the tax is paid. If the player cannot pay, the auction is void, a new one will be held, and the player will be charged with Auction Levy Neglect.
(6) Bids missing or miscalculating the required tax are invalid.

4 - Amendment to the PSA: Plot Limits

(1) C Plots. A citizen may not own more than 30 commercial properties.
(2) R Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) I Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 industrial properties
(4) S Plots. A citizen may not own more than 6 skyscraper properties
(5) BM Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 black market property.
(6) Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces. A citizen may not own more than 2 of each type of Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces.
(7) Realtors. Any citizen with a Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 5 plots each
(a) excluding BM and Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces.
(b) provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of reselling the plot within 30 days of purchasing the plot.
(8) Plots located within towns are not subject to the above plot limits. Each town shall retain jurisdiction to create their own plot limits for plots located within their town.

5 - Amendment to the PSA: Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces

9- Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces
(1) Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces includes several types of government-owned rentable areas:
(2) Business Districts. Plots beginning with 'cbd' or 'nbd' are Business Districts.
(3) Market Stalls. Plots beginning with 'revstall' are Market Stalls.
(4) Newsstands. Plots beginning with 'revnews' are Newsstands.
(5) Large Billboards. Plots beginning with 'billboard' are Large Billboards.
(6) Mini Billboards. Plots beginning with 'minibillboard' are Mini Billboards.
(7) Food Trucks. Plots beginning with 'FT' are Food Trucks.
(8) Only the Department of Construction and Transport shall create rentable regions that fall under these naming conventions.

6 - Amendment to the Taxation Act: Removal of Active Storefront Exemptions

(3) If a plot is registered as an active storefront, that plot shall not be calculated in determining property tax. Only up to 7 plots per person may be excluded from the property tax calculations in this way.
(a) Plots must be manually requested for this exemption through the Department of Construction and Transportation. Requests must demonstrate proof of active storefront presence on the designated plot in order to qualify for tax exemption.
(i) To qualify as an active storefront, a plot must have multiple chest shops that are accessible to the public, and are frequently stocked with goods of value that are sold for profit. Further, the primary function of the plot must be its function as a storefront; i.e., chest shops cannot be added to an office building in order to qualify as a storefront. The Department of Construction and Transportation has discretion over what does and does not qualify for this exemption, and has to enforce the above definition fairly, reasonably, and honestly, without creating absurd outcomes.
(b) If a plot exempted through this method is no longer used as an active storefront, the owner of the plot must inform the Department of Construction and Transportation within 7 days, and the plot shall no longer qualify for exemption. Failure to do so shall be considered Property Tax Evasion.
(c) If a plot exempted through this method changes ownership, the previous owner of the plot must inform the Department of Construction and Transportation within 7 days. Failure to do so shall be considered Property Tax Evasion. The plot may once again qualify for exemption upon request by the new owner through the method outlined in 13.3.a.
(d) The Department of Construction and Transportation shall be empowered to, and be charged with, conducting regular and unannounced inspections of plots that are listed as active storefronts in order to ensure that they meet the standards of an active storefront as determined by the Department.
 

Presidential Assent


This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

cKO6Qoe.png

 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

60558-4c95a9a904365a6e8d1836e9ae35e24a.png

 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

60558-4c95a9a904365a6e8d1836e9ae35e24a.png

 
A
BILL
To

Provide for Clarification regarding Zoning Regulations for Ranch plots
​
The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Ranch Zoning Act'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by DOI Secretary winterwolf and edited by Speaker Multiman155.
(4) This Act has been sponsored by Speaker Multiman155 and co-sponsored by Rep. Vernicia.

2 - Reasons
(1) To establish zoning regulations for ranch plots;
(2) To create purchasable land primarily for agricultural purposes;
(3) To prevent large-scale residential development on ranch plots;
(4) To prevent plot hoarding of ranch plots, and ensure they cannot be merged;
(5) To ensure that both the residential and agricultural areas cannot be sold separately;
(6) To remove redundant offenses from the books and convert one to a civil tort;
(7) To make minor quality-of-life and formatting changes to statutes; and
(8) To amend the Property Standards Act.

3 - Amendment
The Property Standards Act is amended as follows:

12 - Ranch Zoning
(1) Plots beginning with ‘fr’ are ranch plots (e.g. ‘fr001’).
(2) Ranch plots shall consist of two sections:
(a) A single rectangular Residential Area defined as a subregion of the ranch plot (e.g. fr001-Residential); and
(b) A single Agricultural Area located outside the Residential Area.
(3) Ranch Residential Area Regulations
(a) The residential structure must be entirely contained within the area;
(i) EXCEPTION: As basements and rooftops aren't entirely visible, they are an exception to this rule; and
(b) The residential area of ranch plots are height limited to 15 blocks above grade, and must remain within a 12-block-by-12-block square floor space, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transportation.
(4) Agricultural Area Regulations
(a)The agricultural area is defined as the portion for the ranch plot outside of the ranch's corresponding Residential Area;
(b)The agricultural area may only be used for agricultural purposes; and
(c) The maximum structure or crop height permitted in the agricultural area is 10 blocks above grade, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transportation.
(5) In addition to the other requirements laid out in Section 12 herein, the separate Ranch Residential and Agricultural areas are subject to the relevant regulations of that zoning type unless otherwise specified, but do not contribute towards plot limitations for that zoning type.

13 - Urban Agriculture
(1) Agriculture is not permitted on Residential, Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces, or Black Market plots.
(2) Agriculture is permitted on Industrial, Commercial, and Skyscraper plots if it is conducted underground or hidden.
(3) Agriculture is permitted on farmland plots and ranch plots.

14 - Sale of Plots
(1) Plots may be sold back to their Landlord for 90% of the plot's in-game price, or be resold to another player, or may be auctioned.
(2) When a plot has been reported for eviction, the report will remain extant until it is resolved or evicted. Transferring ownership of the plot in question will not have a bearing on the date of eviction, unless otherwise provided by the relevant Department.
(3) If plot ownership is transferred while there is an active eviction report on the plot or a violation of the Property Standards Act is present on the plot, the original owner has a duty to disclose the report and/or violation to the buyer or recipient of the plot. Failure to do so will result in the original owner being guilty of failure to disclose.

15 - Duty of Disclosure
(1) Failure to Disclose
A tort that occurs when Failure of a party fails to provide the other parties with all legally required information and or documents which are relevant to a property.
Per tortOffence: The tortfeasor may be liable for treble Cost of damages incurred by the recipientinjured party as a result of the failure to disclose.
(a) A plea of ignorance to a report is not an admissible defense to failure to disclose.

16 - Completed Buildings
A finished plot is defined as a plot with a completed building which is compliant with the building regulations and has a function, or a finished interior.

16 - Historical Building Alterations
Changing the physical appearance of a preserved, historical building without permission or consent.
Minor Alteration: $1000 Fine + Verbal Warning
Major Alteration: $3000 Fine + Plot Eviction
Demolished Building: $5000 Fine + Plot Eviction

17 - Plot Limitations
(1) Commercial Plots. A citizen may not own more than 30 commercial properties.
(2) Residential Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 residential properties.
(3) Industrial Plots. A citizen may not own more than 2 industrial properties.
(4) Skyscraper Plots. A citizen may not own more than 6 skyscraper properties.
(5) Black Market Plots. A citizen may not own nor rent more than 1 black market property.
(6) Ranch Plots. A citizen may not own more than 1 ranch property.
(7) Farmland Plots. A citizen may not own nor rent more than 3 farmland properties.
(7) Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces. A citizen may not own nor rent more than 2 of each type of Government Subsidized Commercial Space.
(8) Realtors. Any citizen with a Realtor job may exceed these limitations by 5 plots each:
(a) excluding BM, FR, and Government Subsidized Commercial Spaces.; and
(b) provided the plots exceeding these limitations are for the purpose of reselling the plot within 30 days of purchasing the plot.
(9) Plots located within towns are not subject to the above plot limits. Each town shall retain jurisdiction to create their own plot limits for plots located within their town.
 
Last edited:
1758821544233.png

Votes before re-vote
 
Aye, I agree with the stated reasons for this bill and support people being able to own farm plots.
 
House Vote: 10-0-0
Senate Vote: 5-0-0

A
BILL
To

Amend the Property Standards Act​

The people of the Commonwealth of Redmont, through their elected Representatives in the Congress and the force of law ordained to that Congress by the people through the constitution, do hereby enact the following provisions into law:

1 - Short Title and Enactment
(1) This Act may be cited as the 'Willow Business District Act'
(2) This Act shall be enacted immediately upon its signage.
(3) This Act has been authored by DOI Secretary winterwolf and edited by Speaker Multiman155.
(4) This Act has been sponsored by Speaker Multiman155 and co-sponsored by Representative Scassany.

2 - Reasons
(1) To utilize the empty buildings presently in the Willow District through the creation of the Willow Business District.
(2) To create a special plot type within Willow in order to promote the economic activity of both tradesmen and the holders of less-common professions.
(3) To amend the Property Standards Act.

3 - Amendment
(1) The following shall be amended in the Property Standards Act:
9- Government Commercial Spaces
(1) Government Commercial Spaces includes several types of government-owned rentable areas:
(2) Business Districts. Plots beginning with 'cbd' or ,'nbd', or ‘wbd’ are Business Districts.
(i) Plots beginning with 'cbd' are Central Business District plots.
(ii) Plots beginning with 'nbd' are North Business District plots.
(iii) Plots beginning with 'wbd' are Willow Business District plots. The Department of the Interior has jurisdiction to create themes and regulate the usage of Willow Business District plots in order to promote specific trades and professions.
(3) Market Stalls. Plots beginning with 'revstall' are Market Stalls.
(4) Newsstands. Plots beginning with 'revnews' are Newsstands.
(5) Food Trucks. Plots beginning with 'FT' are Food Trucks.
(6) Only the Department of Construction and Transport shall create rentable regions that fall under these naming conventions.
Click to expand...
 
Last edited by a moderator:

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

jfgreensmall.png

 

Presidential Assent

This bill has been granted assent and is hereby signed into law.

jfgreensmall.png

 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top