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THE LAND LEASE REGULATORY ACT

 

In the authority of the GRAND COUNCIL and its authority over the lands of Urguan, this act is created for the standardization of leasing land and getting workable property into the hands of khazadmar with relative simplicity, encouraging rapid economic growth and greater possibilities for entrepreneurs. This duty execution of this act shall fall under the regulatory jurisdiction of the GRAND KING and its offices, to ensure swift negotiations and transactions so that the purpose of this act may endure true. 

 

 

 

Section I: General Plot Guidelines

 

  1. The Grand Merchant is placed in charge of starting and negotiating all transactions. 

    1. The Grand Merchant may independently finalize tier I and II plot size contracts, but must always notify the Grand King and Grand Council before finalization.

  2. The Grand Merchant is able to negotiate unique methods of payment plans in equivalence value to the standard pricing, usually involving resources.

    1. Any unique methods can be overturned and reverted to standard payment at any time at the Grand King’s decision.

    2. This includes farming goods, resources, etc.

  3. Initial property design must be inspected and approved previous to construction by the Grand Architect.

    1. Any changes to the structure must at least notify the Grand Architect and Grand Merchant before construction, and must not exceed size limits of that property tier.

  4. Unique additions/circumstances not specifically outlined in this document may be purchased.

    1. It is at the discretion of the Grand Merchant and Grand King what pricing will be for any expansions and/or unique contracts.

    2. Changes may not be done without explicit approval of the authorities.

    3. Changes still must be reviewed by the Grand Architect for quality.

  5. Land that is within or directly adjacent to already owned property cannot be sold by anyone other than the owner of said property.

    1. This applies to other plots, villages or holds.

 

Section II: Plot Sizes

 

  1. Tier I - Private Domestic Estate - A small private abode built outside of the capital valley or any hold of Urguan. These estates are often bought simply for those wealthy that enjoy solitude to an extent.

    1. Total pricing of the property deed itself being around 1000 minas. Yearly taxation of 100 minas. 

    2. Core building of the estate is generally not to exceed 20x20 meters, roughly twice the size of A-Class capital housing with some liberty in shape of structure.

      1. Minor garden work is permitted outside this boundary, however any other structures made outside the boundary would be against regulation.

    3. Only the direct family; children and parents, may live in the Property Owner’s estate. 

      1. Any breach of such will be charged as Tax Evasion.

 

  1. Tier II - Private Commercial Estate - A private property built outside of the capital valley or any hold of Urguan, with ranching and agriculture space. These estates tend to be bought for the intention of profit and business.

    1. Total pricing of the property deed itself being around 2000 minas. Yearly taxation of 200 minas.

    2. The size of the property overall is around 50x50 meters.

      1. Property may consist of many buildings or more usually primarily farming and ranching land.

    3. Only the direct family; children and parents, may live in the Property Owner’s estate. 

      1. Any breach of such will be charged as Tax Evasion.

    4. Upon purchasing of this land, the Royal Stables will supply the buyer with a single pair of ranching animals to breed and profit off, as well as seeds from Royal Reserves.

 

 

 

Signed by, 

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Carolingia

Grand Merchant and Iron Baron

 

 

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