ALPINE MEADOW

(Sim-wide covenant)

Alpine Meadows has a rural, alpine theme. The time period is indeterminate. Alpine Meadows is primarily a residential sim but also allows for builds related to cultural, artistic and neighbourhood organizations. It is a double-prim sim, which means that a 512 m2 parcel has 234 prims allotted instead of the usual 117.

Alpine Meadow has zones which are used to define expected appearances of builds and/or different administration of land and typologies used to define plot type. Plots are identified by a string X-Y-0, corresponding to Typology-Zone-Number.

Terraforming is allowed within a difference of +2/-2 meters.

All the buildings exteriors must be built in pre-industrial materials, namely:

• Structural elements can be stone, brick or wood
• Roofing elements can be wood, slate or terracotta shingles, and thatch.
• Exterior flooring elements can be brick, ceramic, stone or wood.
• Wall elements can be stone, brick, wood or stucco.
• Door and window elements can be wood or metals, raw or painted. Large panes of glass must be partitioned by appropriate framing.

Zones

• Zone H (Hamlet). Located on the north of the Alpine Meadows sim, adjacent to Colonia Nova. Buildings in this zone should resemble styles of alpine Europe, but can incorporate classical elements such as columns, entablatures and pediments in their design to allow for a visual transition of style to Colonia Nova sim.
• Zone S (Mid-Slope). Located in the middle of the AM slope. Buildings in this zone should resemble styles of alpine Europe.
• Zone T (Top Plots. Located at the top of the AM slope up to the border with the Neufreistadt sim. Buildings in this zone should resemble styles of Alpine Europe and should aim to link visually with the medieval style present in Neufreistadt.
• Zone C (Commons).
• Zone C is the zone encompassing all public land and structures in the Alpine Meadows sim. No private building is allowed in this zone. This zone is directly administered by the Executive Branch of the CDS.

Typologies

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  The Mexana Monica, in Alpine Meadow.

  Plots A and B. Maximum height of a build is 26 m above the intersection of the build with the ground. Each plot must have an open area for garden or woods not inferior to 40% of the area of the plot. These areas can feature small builds such as gazebos, as long as they comply with the border and height restrictions. Buildings must preserve a distance not inferior to 4 meters to neighbouring plots. There must have no fewer than 3 trees per 512 m2 of plot area. Only A plots can feature a château.

• Plots C. Maximum height of builds is 20 m above the intersection of the build with the ground. Buildings must preserve a distance not inferior to 4 meters to neighbouring plots.
• Plots D. Maximum height of builds is 20 m above the intersection of the build with the ground. The external appearance of the pre-fab buildings in the D plots is fixed and must not be altered.