The Susa Act - 1815

[The City of Providence 51]

 Act of the City Assembly

10th of Owyn's Light, 1815

 

THE SUSA ACT

Introduced in the City Assembly

Passed in the City Assembly

 

Introduction: 

                                 The Susa Stalls were created with an intention to rival the Carrington Emporium Stalls. Following a dramatic drop in foot traffic and sales in the area, many civilians and city officials see it fit that the market be torn down and rebuilt to serve the ever growing need for housing in the Imperial City. The Susa properties will rival those on Helvets Avenue, serving as a home, and shop on the first floor. 

 

 

Definitions:

Mixed Use Property: A Mixed-Use property is either a building or plot of land that includes both residential and commercial space. (Definitions for those will be found below.)

Residential Property: A Residential Property is defined as any property in which the purpose of the property is to be used for residential and personal matters.

Commercial Property: A Commercial Property is defined as any property in which goods or labor  are sold from or sold to. Guild Halls and Storage Facilities fall into the category of Commercial Property.

 

SECTION I: Rebuilding

1. Under the Guidance of the Secretary of the Home Office, Joseph Leopold, and several Architects, the currently standing Susa Stalls will be demolished and new Susa Street properties will be redesigned, rebuilt, and redecorated.

 

SECTION II: Renaming 

1. Upon reconstruction the Susa Stalls will be renamed to Susa Street with each shop having their assigned addresses. 

2. The current classification of the Susa Stalls will be changed from Commercial Property to Mixed Use Property, consisting of Commercial on the ground floors and Residential/Offices on the upper floors. Ex. Helvets Avenue Properties.

 

SECTION III: Evaluation

1. Under Guidance of the Head City Clerk, an initial sale, and weekly rent price will be determined once construction has reached its final stages. 

 

As Introduced by, 

Alderman Otius de Rosius,

On This Owyn's Light, 1815.

 

Co-Sponsored by,

Alderman Anastasia Komenos.

 

Signed by,

Lord Mayor Emerentia de Falstaff.

 

[Malins Welcome 1519]

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[Dyl 2088]

The old Count of Susa smiles from the Seven Skies, happy to see Susa Stalls is still named after his title.