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'''Zoning regulations''' define what can be built and operated on each plot type on Prosperity SMP. All plots fall into one of three zones: residential (R), commercial (C), or industrial (I).
'''Zoning regulations''' define what can be built and operated on each plot type on Prosperity SMP. Land is sold bare — owners build to specification within these rules. Every plot falls into one of three zones, identified by a letter prefix and a three-digit number: residential ('''R'''), commercial ('''C'''), or industrial ('''I''') — for example, R001, C001, I001.


== Residential (R) ==
== Residential (R) ==
Residential plots are for personal homes and private builds.
Residential plots are for personal homes and private builds.
* Players may build homes, gardens, and personal storage.
* Only '''houses''' may be built — no businesses or paid services.
* Commercial activity (shops, paid services) is not permitted on residential plots.
* Houses may not have '''more than three visible floors'''. Basements and rooftops are not counted as visible floors.
* One residence per player unless additional plots are purchased.
* Gardens and personal storage are permitted.


== Commercial (C) ==
== Commercial (C) ==
Commercial plots are for businesses, shops, and public services.
Commercial plots are for businesses, shops, offices, and apartment buildings.
* Players must maintain a public-facing storefront, office, or service.
* Permitted builds include businesses, offices, shops, apartment buildings, and other commercial structures.
* [[ChestShop]] signs are encouraged on commercial plots.
* [[ChestShop]] signs are encouraged on commercial plots.
* Residential use is permitted as a secondary purpose (e.g., living above a shop).
* '''Height-limited to 60 blocks''', unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transport.


== Industrial (I) ==
== Industrial (I) ==
Industrial plots are for large-scale production and farming.
Industrial plots are for factories, warehouses, and production facilities.
* Automated crop farms, animal farms, and material processing are permitted.
* Permitted builds include factories, warehouses, and material-processing facilities.
* AFK farming remains prohibited per [[Server rules]].
* Farms must be '''manual or semi-automatic''' — fully automatic AFK farms are prohibited (see [[Server rules]]).
* Industrial plots may be larger than residential or commercial plots.
* Agriculture is permitted only if conducted underground or otherwise hidden from view.
* '''Height-limited to 60 blocks''', unless otherwise regulated by subordinate laws.
 
== Apartments ==
* Apartments must not contain Nether portals or [[ChestShop]] signs.
* Water and lava must not drip from source blocks into neighboring rental units.


== General rules ==
== General rules ==
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* No offensive structures in any zone. See [[Server rules]].
* No offensive structures in any zone. See [[Server rules]].
* Plot owners are responsible for maintaining their builds. Abandoned plots may be reclaimed by staff after notice.
* Plot owners are responsible for maintaining their builds. Abandoned plots may be reclaimed by staff after notice.
== Enforcement ==
Zoning violations result in fines and admin-mediated remediation. Repeat offenders may be evicted, returning the plot to the market. The sheriff and administration hold final discretion.


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Real estate]] — how to acquire plots
* [[Real estate]] — how to acquire plots
* [[Auction Policy]] — bidding on government plot auctions
* [[Server rules]] — general conduct rules
* [[Server rules]] — general conduct rules
* [[BOLT]] — protecting your builds
* [[BOLT]] — protecting your builds


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Latest revision as of 03:39, 3 June 2026

Zoning regulations define what can be built and operated on each plot type on Prosperity SMP. Land is sold bare — owners build to specification within these rules. Every plot falls into one of three zones, identified by a letter prefix and a three-digit number: residential (R), commercial (C), or industrial (I) — for example, R001, C001, I001.

Residential (R)

Residential plots are for personal homes and private builds.

  • Only houses may be built — no businesses or paid services.
  • Houses may not have more than three visible floors. Basements and rooftops are not counted as visible floors.
  • Gardens and personal storage are permitted.

Commercial (C)

Commercial plots are for businesses, shops, offices, and apartment buildings.

  • Permitted builds include businesses, offices, shops, apartment buildings, and other commercial structures.
  • ChestShop signs are encouraged on commercial plots.
  • Height-limited to 60 blocks, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Construction and Transport.

Industrial (I)

Industrial plots are for factories, warehouses, and production facilities.

  • Permitted builds include factories, warehouses, and material-processing facilities.
  • Farms must be manual or semi-automatic — fully automatic AFK farms are prohibited (see Server rules).
  • Agriculture is permitted only if conducted underground or otherwise hidden from view.
  • Height-limited to 60 blocks, unless otherwise regulated by subordinate laws.

Apartments

  • Apartments must not contain Nether portals or ChestShop signs.
  • Water and lava must not drip from source blocks into neighboring rental units.

General rules

  • Build only within your plot boundaries. Encroaching on roads, paths, or neighboring plots is prohibited.
  • No offensive structures in any zone. See Server rules.
  • Plot owners are responsible for maintaining their builds. Abandoned plots may be reclaimed by staff after notice.

Enforcement

Zoning violations result in fines and admin-mediated remediation. Repeat offenders may be evicted, returning the plot to the market. The sheriff and administration hold final discretion.

See also