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===Protections for Proprietor Communes=== | ===Protections for Proprietor Communes=== | ||
[[Housing_in_Urcea#Proprietor_communes|Proprietor communes]] were legal entities established by the Urcean government in the 1950s to provide a legal framework under which [[Housing_in_Urcea#Enclosure|historically non-enclosed lands]] could continue to function. The Family Living Act enhanced proprietor communes' legal status by introducing a comprehensive set of laws prohibiting banks from discriminating against proprietor communes with respect to the issuance of mortgages. The Act also provided how mortgages would be assumed by the whole commune and paid back by any individual home resident through the use of separate accounting. | |||
===Effectiveness=== | ===Effectiveness=== | ||
The Family Living Act set its effective date as January 1 2004. However, it stipulated that prohibitions on preservation zone construction, as well as a requirement for MSFOR compliance, would take effect immediately. The law exempted any project for which provincial and municipal permitting had already been obtained. This had the effect of ensuring that a small number of legacy suburban subdivisions in the advanced planning stages as of March 2003 would be brought to completion over the course of the late 2000s. | The Family Living Act set its effective date as January 1 2004. However, it stipulated that prohibitions on preservation zone construction, as well as a requirement for MSFOR compliance, would take effect immediately. The law exempted any project for which provincial and municipal permitting had already been obtained. This had the effect of ensuring that a small number of legacy suburban subdivisions in the advanced planning stages as of March 2003 would be brought to completion over the course of the late 2000s. | ||