"I’m going to enclose a piece of land along the river here to build a riverside wooden house to alleviate the serious shortage of residential areas in the town."
Seeing that Surdak said so seriously, Batra tax collector is also serious about the map.
Apart from being ugly, this map should have streets, houses, rivers and everything, even courtyards and some trees, chicken nests and duck sheds. Everything that can be painted is so messy.
Batra tax collectors know much more about Dodan town than Surdak.
See Surdak refers to the area is the river on the south side of the town and frowned and said
"It’s close to the aboriginal community, where the public security is chaotic at ordinary times. There are also several leather-making workshops and cooked skins built here …"
Surdak also knows something about these situations. "The leather-making workshops along the river need to be relocated to small towns, and they should also participate in the reconstruction and reconstruction of the riverside, and those simple shacks should be demolished to give them some relocation compensation."
See batra tax collector and Mrs luna some don’t understand, say
"Oh, just tear down their house and give them some money to move out of the right town and rebuild their residence in other places. Here, the river is regarded as a scenic belt along the river, and some high-end wooden houses should be built."
The batra tax collector and Mrs. luna looked at each other with eyes full of’ do you need to pay for those aborigines to leave?’ solve
But since mayor Surdak said so, they should just do it.
Surdak reached for the parchment map and outlined a long ellipse along the river, saying, "This is it. Since we have sufficient wood resources here, it is so convenient to build a wooden house. We should make full use of the advantages of this river to build a wooden house for sale or rent, and all of it will be returned to the town …"
It is even more difficult for the tax collector of Batra to understand the decision of Surdak, thinking that the mayor of Surdak is not a timber yard, is it not good at all?
Shisuldak, this is a preliminary plan.
There used to be a dirt road near the river in the town. It needs to be slightly leveled and widened, and some pebbles can be laid in advance.
It is not difficult to demolish those aborigines and build shacks near the river. The foundation of these houses has been leveled. It is much easier to re-plan the land and bring in the wood with grooves on both sides of the square of the timber yard to build a riverside cabin than to build a stone house.
Many preliminary processes will directly complete the construction of wooden houses in the timber yard, which is actually more like assembling large wedge-shaped blocks.
Surdak’s parchment town map actually adds some other buildings.
For example, Selena wants to build a dark goddess temple near the edge of the town where the aborigines live …
Well, if this matter is usually discussed, Surdak will definitely put it off. It is not difficult to build a wooden church, but it involves some religious issues of the town residents
Many imperial immigrants believe in the Statue of Liberty. Although the Statue of Liberty has abandoned us now, our habits have not changed so well for so many years. When we meet some things, we are still used to saying a spoken word. Oh, Statue of Liberty …
It’s hard to build a dark goddess temple in Duodan town without attracting the attention of this group of imperial immigrants. Once you know that this is a dark goddess temple, you will have to buckle a pagan hat.
Although Grand Priest and the priests in the Temple of Liberty have been withdrawn one after another, there are still many people who are willing to be dogs for the Statue of Liberty.
Last night, Selena grasped a very delicate and excellent opportunity … Surdak could bite the bullet and promise to come.
In order to avoid being attacked and slandered by the believers who believe in the Statue of Liberty, Surdak chose to build the Dark Goddess Temple on the edge of a square in the aborigines’ colony and the imperial immigrants’ colony, and the temple is a two-way door, with the east gate facing the aborigines and the west gate facing the imperial immigrants.
This temple will not name the Dark Goddess Temple, and will tell my grandfather that it is a double goddess temple where the goddess of night and the goddess of morning are served.
The two temples are not connected.
The imperial immigrants face the goddess of the morning while the aborigines face the goddess of the night, so that the two sides can be divided …
But the budget for building such a double temple may be a little high. Surdak thinks it is necessary to meet the town nobles at this time.
Chapter 39 Glasses mage choice
I didn’t expect Surdak to come up with a small town construction plan on the first day.
Since a large number of migrants have recently flooded into Surdak, Duodan Town, and started to build houses by habitual enclosure, only in this way can the town develop at the fastest speed.
At present, there are not many official officials in the town hall of Duodan Town except Mrs. luna and the tax collector of Batra. The decision made by Surdak requires the nod of Mrs. luna and the tax collector of Batra, even if it is passed.
The specific executor of this matter is Mrs. luna.
In addition, Surdak also said that the Batra tax collector would take out the tax that had just been put into his pocket and invest it in the renovation project of Duodan Town.
Duodan town does not belong to Surdak, and naturally it does not need Surdak to pay for it.
Even though the cavalry battalion harvests a lot of ghost-patterned soldier ants’ hard armor and magic crystals every day, these wealth belongs to cavalry and Surdak, so there is no need to confuse it with the town wealth.
Of course, Batra is still hesitant about building lakeside cabins. He thinks it is really unnecessary to build these lakeside cabins on the edge of the dirty and chaotic aboriginal slums.
If it is built, it should be close to the rich area of the town.
Pointing to the map of Dodan Town, he said to the tax collector Batra and Mrs. luna.
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