After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 1126

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The next part of the agenda was the increase in requirements for residencies.

As a Town, the prices and therefore the value of contribution points were also to be changed.

Ansel had already prepared a report with Ramil and Raj 1about this, proposing the new prices that would fit their Town and its future growth.

In order to ensure that the unfortunate would retain the chance at life, their entrance fees remained way lower than other Towns at 30 copper/day for visitors and tourists.

However, the costs of obtaining residencies were high with temporary residents having to pay a one-time fee of 5000 contribution points and a maintenance fee of 1 gold a month.

The requirement for permanent residency was even more disproportionally higher. It would now require a one-time payment of 50 gold and 25,000 contribution points.

The value of contribution points had also been balanced out further, making it still very useful even if someone had minimum, but also not too easy to obtain so no one could hoard all the good things in Alterra.

Basically, if one had to start from scratch, the average person—that was to say, someone within the average level and at a decent age range—would be able to achieve at least a temporary residency within a few months or a year, at most.

Of course, this was depending on how hard they actually worked for it and how talented they were.

Calculating, some people might not aim for residencies anymore and just remain visitors. However, the benefits of being residents still far outweighed its costs.

The free gathering of resources had been reduced and had also become limited to Residents only, though taking the fruits and stuff from the territory was still possible for non-citizens for an affordable amount of money.

Further, like before, only residents (except for some business partners like the Golds and the Rolan Mercenary Team) could lease a property, and only permanent could own one.

The most visitors could do was stay in dormitories, inn, hotels, or bed spaces rented out by residencies, which could be more expensive in the long term.

Also, even if it was far more comfortable than those outside, who wouldn’t want to have a place of their own? It was human nature to have their own ’base’.

Alterra had also established more benefit systems available only for residents. The most prominent one would be the loan system. Non-residents would have very limited credit, only enough for survival, and this was only given if they had secured a job or gathered enough contribution points to prove they were capable of paying back.

For temporary residents, they could get loans to start small businesses, and permanent residents could get even higher. There were already some people who opted to invest everything in a permanent residency, and then take out a loan to buy a house (assuming their jobs were stable of course) which was actually both a brave and smart thing to do.

There would be an improved health benefits system.

Getting treated in the hospitals and clinics would be affordable to the masses—but it wouldn’t be free.

However, every Resident would have a certain amount of free healthcare, as well as free annual checkups.

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