Spaz City

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**Spaz City** is known as the main city of Spaz. The city was established in 2025 and sparked the creation of Spaz City Council.

It is well known as a tourist district and mainly consists of residential high rise buildings, office blocks and leisure buildings.

Its neighbouring districts are Daffodil District, Daffodil Gardens, Denton and Spaz Grove

## History

Constructed in 2025 by the Council Committee, **Spaz City** was planned to become the city of the future with focuses on intercity living and leisure along with tourism as a key aim for the district. The M1 highway was extended further westbound from its origins at Birch District along with a multi-million pound junction installed on the M10 formally known as M1 J7 or M10 J8.

With its popularity introduced the first split of the Council Committee in 2027 due to conflicting plans within the council and also the fear that the council would be split by law due to the number of districts held in the near future. The Council Committee was split into two councils, Spaz City Council and Birch District Council. From the newly formed council, plans were put in place to develop 3 new neighbouring towns that would be mainly low density residential surrounding the city. Spaz Grove was the first district to be established in 2029 with Daffodil District being established in 2030. The 3rd district would be Denton, however, this was for a number of years classed as *Lower Spaz City* before it was set up as an official district in 2032.

Throughout the years, **Spaz City** became a very popular area for tourists and nearby residents visiting for a shopping trip, however, Spaz City Council confirmed in 2035 that the targeted population and visitor levels should've been higher, however, the popularity of close districts Meadow Park and Pinewood were too competitive for the city to reach these targets.

In 2047, the Rankings and Listings Committee was set up by the Golden Group and the HQ was based in **Spaz City**. R&L's would then go on to collect data relating to how a district is performing based on its development plans, current success and funding power behind its councils. All this data would then be compiled and put up against a rating out of 1000 and ranked a position compared to other districts. This would be known as the Annual Ratings. In 2048 when the first annual rating was published, **Spaz City** scored 824/1000 and was ranked as 1st place and the best district in the county. The success was short-lived with the rank dropping to 7th in 2049.

In 2049, when the national recession hit the county, plans for expanding and upgrading **Spaz City** were cancelled as the city tackled with the decrease of tourists and visitors leading to many abandoned buildings. Spaz City Council were quick to act and pushed £5m of funding to help promote the area along with opening new leisure buildings and reducing tax levels for businesses.

## Highway Connections

**Spaz City** is served by 3 different Highways.

###### M1 Eastbound / Westbound

* Junction 2 (via Spaz Grove)
* Junction 5
* Junction 6

###### M10 Northbound / Southbound

* Junction 9
* Junction 10 (via Daffodil District)
* Junction 6

###### M35 Northbound / Southbound

* Terminates at **Spaz City** after Junction 9

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* 2050 - ⬇ 8️⃣ | 806/1000 | LV: £55/m²
* 2049 - ⬇ 7️⃣ | 804/1000 | LV: £56/m²
* 2048 - **-** 1️⃣ | 824/1000 | LV: £58/m²