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About This File
At last, some quaint industries! You can now provide industrial (dirty or manufacturing) jobs for your rural area without building huge ugly factories.
Lime burning is an ancient industry, and quicklime is used in the production of pottery, glass and paints. The lot contains three kilns to burn the limestone, and a shed where the lime is slaked. This BAT is actually based on a real building in the Netherlands.
The lot is a ploppable RCI, on a 3x2 lot. Two versions of the lot are included. The dirty and manufacturing versions look exactly the same, but have a different smokestack prop. There are no dependencies.
Dirty Industrial
Version
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- Number of Jobs: 66
- Plop cost: §600
- Monthly cost: §0
- Bulldose cost: §200
- Landmark effect: None
- Air pollution: 21 over 22 tiles
- Water pollution: 16 over 32 tiles
- Power consumed: 10
- Water consumed: 134
- Garbage produced: 4
- Flammability: 85
- Max fire stage: 3
Industrial Manufacturing Version:
- Number of Jobs: 43
- Plop cost: §900
- Monthly cost: §0
- Bulldose cost: §300
- Landmark effect: None
- Air pollution: 10 over 9 tiles
- Water pollution: 7 over 19 tiles
- Power consumed: 52
- Water consumed: 112
- Garbage produced: 4
- Flammability: 70
- Max fire stage: 3
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