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**The Land Authority** also known as **TLA**, is a branch government service of the Golden Group.

See The Land Authority Act 2030 for the law relating to district operation.

It has the complete ownership over all land that has not been purchased/allocated to a specific council or investment body. It uses dynamic pricing to sell land to councils depending on their current financial status, the amount of districts they operate and also their position within the Rankings and Listings.

It works closely with Highways Ultimate and the Golden Group to decide on new areas of land that should be open and available to councils. They do this to ensure they retain some sort of control over the future of development for a county.

They also have the power to appropriate any land and either put it under state control, sell to another council or remove the buildings within the area of the land.

This is a rare action that is taken and has never been done before in Spaz in the exception of a few times when it almost happened after **TLA** sent an official letter of an upcoming land appropriation in 2052 due to neglect to Meadow Park Council regarding their lack of focus on Marsland North after an deadly fire ripped through a large section of the district in 2049. *Another* letter for land appropriation was sent to Meadow Park Council in 2054 due to the concerns over the lack of development on a piece of land they owned specifically Chestnut Park as it had been sat idle with no planned development in action for 5 years and **TLA** ordered the council to action a development plan or return the land as it would be blocking other councils potentially interested in developing the area.

## Land Assessment Report for City X

**This report is currently yet to be released** but will contain unreleased information on the assessment for the suitability of the land surrounding the previous district of Dump Ville along with the process of clearing the toxic industrial waste. Included in the report will also be its ownership changes from Elm District Council as well as the approval and disapproval of proposed plans for City X and what changes were made on the recommendation of **The Land Authority**.

## Development Notice Violation Report for Dump Ville - Elm District Council (2069)

**The Land Authority** issued Elm District Council a development notice violation letter as there had been no actioned development plans in 5 years since the district of Dump Ville was marked as inactive in 2064. Inactive districts can have their development timescale

## Land Appropriation Report for Chestnut Park - Meadow Park Council (2054)

**The Land Authority** expressed concerns regarding the lack of development with the area labelled as Chestnut Park and sent one development notice violation letter before issuing an official land appropriation warning letter which ordered Meadow Park Council to action a development plan for the district or for the land to be appropriated by **TLA** to be auctioned off to another council for development. Meadow Park Council were under extreme stress with the huge Acorn Development Plan which included Acorn District, Acorn Industries, Arcville and Chestnut Park all around the time they were struggling to deal with the National Recession of 2048-2052 along with the disaster of the Marsland North fire in 2049. All this contributed to the delay in developing Chestnut Park and led to many changes that caused the development plan not to be actioned in regards to Chestnut Park. After receiving the letter, Meadow Park Council actioned a smaller plan for Chestnut Park and left half of the district to be used as a national park in the future along with a noticeable gap between Acorn District and Chestnut Park, which would later be used for the Nestville Development Plan which was actioned in 2062.

**The Land Authority** expressed its concerns regarding Meadow Park Council's actions for their development plans, however, it has since been impressed with how the council has managed to pull off the creation of many successful districts after this. Although, it will continue to enforce land appropriation if there is a lack of development in a named district in 5 years of its creation.

## Land Appropriation Report for Marsland North - Meadow Park Council (2052)

**The Land Authority** expressed concerns regarding the lack of support for residents and the local council of Marsland North in reference to the fire disaster of 2049 which was a deadly gas fire that ripped through a large section of the district. The local council reacted quickly in assisting residents and providing temporary homes, but the management from Meadow Park Council and the lack of additional funding provided expressed serious concerns and led to a letter of land appropriation being sent as **TLA** was not happy with the control from the council in control and Birch District Council was lined up to take control over Marsland North until Meadow Park Council finally allocated £7.5m of funding to sort out Marsland North which led to the appropriation being cancelled. Nevertheless, **TLA** sent the report of its findings on the disaster response of Meadow Park Council which led to the Golden Group issuing a £5m fine. ***See more***