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City Planner - Electronics Tax Incentive
TheMurderousCricket posted a topic in SimCity 3000 Resource Club's SC3000 Ordinances
"The Electronics Tax Incentive Ordinance is designed to attract electronic companies to your city by subsidizing some of the taxes those companies would otherwise pay. For cities only mildly attractive to the electronics industry, this tax break gives high-tech firms reason to take a second look. The monthly cost of this subsidy can be pricey, as it is based on the number of non-polluting manufacturers in the city. But if moving toward cleaner industry is on your agenda, the financial hit may be worth it." -
City Planner - Aerospace Tax Incentive
TheMurderousCricket posted a topic in SimCity 3000 Resource Club's SC3000 Ordinances
"The Aerospace Tax Incentive Ordinance is designed to attract developers of aerospace materials to your city by subsidizing some of the taxes those companies would otherwise pay. This may encourage demand for clean industry in your city, depending on the growth of the aerospace industry. The monthly cost of this ordinance is based on the number of clean industries in the city." -
City Planner - Electronics Job Fair
TheMurderousCricket posted a topic in SimCity 3000 Resource Club's SC3000 Ordinances
"The Eletronics Job Fair Ordinance pays for an annual city-sponsored job fair. Electronics companies view the job fair as a valuable way to find an educated and experienced employee base, and are more likely to set up in cities that hold one. Demand for clean industry increases when this ordinance is enacted, but the city foots the bill which is a monthly fee based on population." -
City Planner - Biotech Tax Incentive
TheMurderousCricket posted a topic in SimCity 3000 Resource Club's SC3000 Ordinances
"The Biotech Tax Incentive Ordinance is designed to attract biotechnology companies to your city by subsidizing a portion of the taxes those companies would otherwise pay. This may encourage demand for clean industry, depending on the growth of the biotechnology industry. The monthly cost of this ordinance is based on the number of clean industries in the city." -
From the album SC3000U - Santa Katrina
The northern tip of the city, features another, developing, industrial area and medium priced housing. Only clean industries are allowed to set up shops here. On the far right - the still developing medical research center with access-control tunnels.
