Four years. One town. Twenty-two ordinances, three actions a quarter.
You don't decide what gets built. You decide what's legal, what's affordable, and
what's connected to the sewer. The town does the rest.
Everyone in town holds four memberships at once — where they stand, what they own,
what they do, what they believe. Every lever helps one and hurts another.
And they move. Cheap housing brings newcomers. Newcomers buy houses. Homeowners
become preservationists. The bloc you build is the bloc that votes.
The town keeps a ledger. The people you price out have names. You'll meet them at the end.
The daily is the same town, the same mill, the same dice — for everyone, everywhere, once a day.