Geographically undefined community limits

Many small villages are willing to coordinate their communal operations but find themselves hampered by ill-defined geographic limits. They feel they must define the limits of the space in which they operate in order to focus their efforts effectively, to provide common space for community operations and to make a general comprehensive land use plan.

1. Lack of space
2. Inadequate town planning

1. Unfocused design of community space
2. Undefined cultural space
3. Restricted beach use

1. Unsystematic services plan
2. Undeveloped recreation space
3. Unattractive development sites
4. Unassigned public land
5. Reluctance to travel at night
6. Low athletics priority
7. Limited availability of land for low-income and disadvantaged groups
8. Lack of incentive to care for community property
9. Lack of common and local ownership over biodiversity
10. Insufficient public land upkeep
11. Inadequate recreational facilities
12. Inadequate care of community space
13. Inadequate animal fencing
14. Fragmented community image
15. Expensive meeting space
16. Absorption of rural communities

1. Undefined game refuge
2. Unclear legal holdings
3. Uncertain land zoning
4. Over-spacing of suburban housing
5. Lack of community plan
6. Lack of accurate maps
7. Increase in abandoned buildings
8. Degraded condition of urban landscape

1. Restricting availability of community space
2. Providing adequate community space
3. Initiating common land use
4. Determining public land design
5. Designating existing community space

1. Limitedness
2. Restriction
3. Undefined
4. Unidentified
5. Undesignated
6. Insufficiency