For the land needs of a prospective community we have done research in southern and central Utah and come up with several options. However, we do not insist on being the deciders in these respects. Surrounded with BLM land, These pieces of land lie near many of Utahs most beautiful recreational centers including Lake Powell, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Goblin Valley, etc. This introduces the possibility of making use of the tourist trade as a source of income if necessary. Nearby population is sparse, but for some plots, there are schools stores and other critical facilities within reasonable distance.
Building regulations are minimal.
The climate is dry, so water is scarce, but not unavailable. This means that Agriculture might function best in the form of water conserving community greenhouses. The sizes of the plots seem to hover around 1 sq. We feel that after purchase, land should be devided into private, commercial and community portions. We will then seek out those people who are interested in living in a cooperative community or owning plots of land perhaps for other purposes.