Council Committee

Logo (2014 - 2027)

### Districts

**p.** Birch District, Elm District, Elm Heights, Elm University, Karen Corner, Magnolia Industrial Estate, Rosewood Hill, Spaz City and Maple Square

The **Council Committee** was part of the Official Councils in Spaz. It was established in 2014 after the Golden Group ordered a council to form to manage the recent district creations including Maple Square, Karen Corner and Magnolia Industrial Estate.

During its lifespan, it funded the creation of Birch District (2018), Rosewood Hill (2019), Elm District (2020), Elm Heights (2020), Elm University (2025), Spaz City (2025).

**The council was dissolved in 2027** following a conflict over plans for development surrounding Spaz City which was supported by all the councillors in a vote. This decision was not approved by the Golden Group.

## History

### **Dissolvement**

In the original dissolvement, it was decided that 75% of the funds held by the **Council Committee** would go to the newly formed Spaz City Council which *only* had control over Magnolia Industrial Estate and Spaz City but had the TLA rights to the land around it up to the highways at no expense.

The remaining 25% funds would be given to the newly formed Birch District Council which had control over Maple Square, Karen Corner, Magnolia Industrial Estate, Birch District, Rosewood Hill, Elm Heights, Elm Heights and Elm University and was proven much more financially stable with lower funds due to the number of districts.

Although this dissolvement worked out, the Golden Group disapproved of uneven split between districts and explained that the funding allocation may have been a fair enough resolution to the uneven split of districts but was not accurately calculated and also not approved by them. They proceeded to launch an investigation in 2027 which concluded in 2029 finding that the county's self decision to organise a dissolvement and allocate funds without approval was negligent and against the conduct under the country's power. Although they limit their involvement within national councils, they stress the importance that major decisions over a county's control must be approved. From the investigation, the Golden Group passed the *Council Code Act 2029* which stated strict laws on how councils and their funding are appointed and that it must all be approved and signed by an Executive within the Golden Group.

The investigation imposed an undisclosed fine to both councils regarding the conduct and also multiple councillors were fired and some suspended from duties for up to 3 years. The Golden Group announced it would be revaluating the councils and in 2030 they ordered the formation of a new council named Elm District Council which would take control from Birch District Council for the districts: Rosewood Hill, Elm Heights, Elm Heights and Elm University. They reassessed funding for all the councils so that there was appropriate funding for each council. It also revoked any previously given TLA rights to Spaz City Council and redeveloped the TLA system in place for Spaz through the introduction of *The Land Authority Act 2030*. The investigation also worked with the newly created Meadow Park Council, however, it saw no wrong doing and even supported the new council with a boost in funding.