Residential Structure Distribution Regulations

System Category

System Brief

This regulation limits the distribution of residential structures to maintain equity and sustainability.

Justification

Define the benefits from the outputs of the system.

Necessary Systems
- This ensures all community members have access to at least one (1) residential structure.
Improves Quality of Life
- This guarantees all people a consistent shelter without fear of homelessness.
Improves Sustainability
- This limits the unsustainable production, maintenance, and service to unsustainable structures.

System Functions

When distributing shelters, the community members must comply with the following conditions:

You are entitled private access to one (1) residential structure.
Your residence must be at least #00 sq/ft per person.
- Residences above ##00 sq/ft per person may be deprioritized towards labor and resources.
Multi-Dwelling Structures have first priority for availability, labor, and resources.
Connected Single-Dwelling Structures have second priority.
Disconnected Structures have last priority.
Moving out of an existing residence will return responsibility of the structure to the Shelter Committee for redistribution.
Returned or evicted structures in a state of unsustainable maintenance will deprioritize your available selection.
- Repeated offenses may remove your privilege of choice.

Committee Representation

The following committees and representatives will need to be established to maintain this regulation:

Residential Structure Distribution
- Infrastructure Structures Representative
- Shelter Representative

System Outputs

When selecting a new residence, your available selection will be limited by these regulations.

System Inputs

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