Pay To Stay

Instead, we propose a "pay to stay" system. As long as a monthly fee is paid, the stay is renewed indefinitely. If the fee is not paid and the person must leave or is removed.

This pay to stay, means the municipality can service, sewage, wastewater, fresh drinking water, roads, security, garbage collection and cleaners, treatment plants. The monthly service fee is for the basic maintenance of the area. The spending of the funds is public viewable via (online) accounting records.

Something like: $50 usd per month per person or $600 usd annual per person.

Prospective Locations:

A Fijian Island such as Vatuvara Islands, Fiji: Size: 5,187 acres. Price: USD 155,000,000. Massive island group ideal for a large-scale development and could accommodate a significant population. It offers stunning natural beauty and a prime location in the South Pacific. Caribbean Islands could also be suitable. These islands could pose a significant challenge to develop.

A more ideal situation is a 99-year lease on an island like Bali, for instance, as it is already functional and built up. Meaning the law changes, as a pay to stay system is all that is essentially required to get up and running. Upgrade all the inputs and outputs, then upgrade the internals. The island of Bali is 1,428,571 acres, 5,780 square kilometers. Denpasar, the capital of Bali, is 127.78 square kilometers (49.33 square miles). So the area we are looking for is anything, about 50 square miles or greater. Their are several candidates in Indonesia, near Bali and further East. New Providence in The Bahamas.

An island is ideal, but the leased area could be part of a mainland, as a zoned area. Other candidates are... Arica, Chile.

Another option is, existing government simply move to a pay to stay system rather than hard time limits.

What we bring?

We are master civil engineers, and the world is by in large in desperate need of master engineers. We are not natives or indigenous and we are not militants or religious.