The Ideal City

If was lucky enough to develop my own city it would be the most unique place on earth. I would have to have a place where the climate was around 80 degrees year round and had no major natural disasters in the region. I would call my city Dillville and have a population of about 60,000. There would be one hospital for the city and one jail for all the criminals. In this paper I will discuss my ideal city and the key elements that I believe will make my city ideal. Those key elements will be the collection and distribution of taxes, the economic development of the city, the ideal climate for my city, and the ideal population of my city.
Taxes usually are collected to take care of city services within the city you live. I would in my ideal city appoint someone to the finance committee or in a bigger city, the auditor and have this particular person be the eyes and ears of the citizens. In the real world there is a lot of mismanagement of money the costs people there jobs. In my city these jobs losses would not happen because of this appointed person. This appointee would report any sort of misconduct with the finances to the citizens. Once the finances were straightened out, I would start to distribute the money to places that were in need of it most. First and foremost I would give money to safety services because they can always use money. For what safety services are expected to do they are always getting their budgets cut. I would also give money to recreational programs for the youth in the community. In the real world some places cut the funding to youth programs and this has a terrible affect on the youths. I would make it mandatory for funds to be set aside for youth programs. This would be so the city could try to deter any juvenile delinquency in the children of the city. I would also try to set up training or education for the less