Buildings need to be regulated - or they will sprawl out of control. The rules have not been written down so far, and the buildings commission at law house in hornaby reveiwed each building based on a submitted plan. The laws have been written down, to allow anybody to see what the rules are. This should increase efficiency, as builders will no longer have to go back and fourth to get a new building approved.
BC 1: Definition
BC 1.1: A building is a structure enclosing a space to accommodate people, devices, items or other systems or services
BC 1.2: A garden must have at least 4 m2 of dirt
BC 1.3: A balcony must have at least 2 m2 of standable area, excluding the blocks which contain railings
BC 2: Allocation
BC 2.1: Each building must claim a plot in the central building register
BC 2.2: A building must be accessible by road or path
BC 2.3: A building is assigned to the street where the buildings primary entrance is
BC 2.4: A plot can only be claimed if it contains a building, park or farmland
BC 3: Limits
BC 3.1: A buildings roof may extend one meter over the plot size
BC 3.2: A building can be mass produced, but some variation is required
BC 4: Amenities
A building must have an accessable entrance
BC 4.2: A building must have a way to easily access all of its floors
BC 4.3: A building must be accessible by public transport