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OSE proposes making land abundant by allowing higher density to be developed using existing lots. This is already being done in concepts such as [[Accessory Dwelling Units]] | OSE proposes making land abundant by allowing higher density to be developed using existing lots. | ||
*This is already being done in concepts such as [[Accessory Dwelling Units]], where an existing lot allows the build of another living unit. | |||
*New legal forms for land tenure may be used. Examples are [[Georgism]]. Does Georgism actually work? | |||
*What if land that is dedicated as a [[Universal Basic Asset]] is held by a public-interest trust with [[Land Stewardship Governance]] to promote regenerative use? If land can be held out of the speculative market, that is a simple solution. One instance is: buy up a boatload of land, and charge affordable rent, and provide education and enterprise support such that the affordable rent is part of a long-term sustainable business model. The idea is - snap up land to treat it as a common good, with strong ownership agency displayed by the stewarding trust. | |||
*Create land-based enterprises which allow diverse and smart uses, with [[New Civilization Governance]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 05:43, 29 March 2025
OSE proposes making land abundant by allowing higher density to be developed using existing lots.
- This is already being done in concepts such as Accessory Dwelling Units, where an existing lot allows the build of another living unit.
- New legal forms for land tenure may be used. Examples are Georgism. Does Georgism actually work?
- What if land that is dedicated as a Universal Basic Asset is held by a public-interest trust with Land Stewardship Governance to promote regenerative use? If land can be held out of the speculative market, that is a simple solution. One instance is: buy up a boatload of land, and charge affordable rent, and provide education and enterprise support such that the affordable rent is part of a long-term sustainable business model. The idea is - snap up land to treat it as a common good, with strong ownership agency displayed by the stewarding trust.
- Create land-based enterprises which allow diverse and smart uses, with New Civilization Governance.