A Successful Act

[Mattiii 1663]

The Rosius Avenue Auction

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An Architects sketch of Rosius Avenue Two is shown above.

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        Deputy Mayor Otis de Rosius' motto "Change That You Can See" has never been more accurate. The Susa Stalls, named after the former Count of Susa (may he rest in peace) have been humbly renamed to Rosius Avenue. After countless years of planning and dedication, raising awareness of the bazaars unused state and lose in foot-traffic over the years, he took it upon himself and began a political career founded on lowering taxes, creating affordable housing and shops, & improving the infrastructure and architecture of Oren. Upon the passage of the ever popular "Susa Act of 1815" (found below) with a whooping Seven 'Ayes' and Zero 'Nays' in the City Assembly meeting, construction began on the first days of the Amber Cold, 1816 and concluded on the Eve of the Snows Maiden, 1816, totaling under two months or two Saints Days. His philanthropic efforts had finally come full circle, he had completed what he first set out to do. Let it be known that there is much more to come from the young Deputy Mayor. Special thanks to Secretary of Home Office, Virgil DeNurem ((@Maur)), Head City Clerk, Natalia Kovachev ((@shay)) and my fellow Aldermen, may we all continue our efforts of improving the Imperial City of Providence and Oren as a whole. Huzzah Orenia!

 

[!] A copy of the Susa Act of 1815 is pinned below:

https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/200850-the-susa-act-1815/?tab=comments#comment-1835886

 

The Auction shall take place on the twelfth of the Sun's Smile, 1817, with a starting bid of one-hundred fifty mina for all six properties. ((Sunday, 4/25/21, 3PM EST))

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[CasualNuker 1113]

“Shameful that the man Otis de Rosius has taken the name of a noble man down from that street. I hope to see the name return once more to the Susa Street. It was a fitting name for the area in honor of the late Count.”  Edith Castington would remark to herself as she sat in her home office reading over the days news.

[Pompilidae 237]

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You're doing amazing sweetie!!!!! 

 

[valecu 2128]

11 hours ago, CasualNuker said:

“Shameful that the man Otis de Rosius has taken the name of a noble man down from that street. I hope to see the name return once more to the Susa Street. It was a fitting name for the area in honor of the late Count.”  Edith Castington would remark to herself as she sat in her home office reading over the days news.

"Some are jealous and always spreading hatred against those who are more successful, I believe hatred is what led to the downfall of many!" Valent would smile as he added.

[BobBox 3798]

"Unfortunate that the remaining of these buildings go against the very Susa act. Clearly these folks do not know of Susa's history. It is a shame we are disrespected in such a fashion." Scoffed Anthony Basrid

[libertyybelle 6187]

On 4/22/2021 at 9:35 PM, BobBox said:

"Unfortunate that the remaining of these buildings go against the very Susa act. Clearly these folks do not know of Susa's history. It is a shame we are disrespected in such a fashion." Scoffed Anthony Basrid

Anna Henrietta bobs her head in agreeance. Frowning after as she tossed the missive away bitterly!

[gamegage 152]

Lieutenant heath linnord would squint into his reading glasses to read the missive “Brilliant architects, just brilliant.” 

[Mattiii 1663]

2 hours ago, libbybelle said:

Anna Henrietta bobs her head in agreeance. Frowning after as she tossed the missive away bitterly!

Otis de Rosius sighed as he leaned forward to pick the missive back up from the just-cleaned Augustine floor, letting out a disappointed exhale. "Like the name or not, all may agree that it was certainly a success."