The reason for government is the stewardship protection of the peoples' person, property, right, vote, education, and public resources. The government is a public trust that operates as a tripartite organization; elected representatives are the officials, and civil servants are the stewards. The parties are clients, trustee, and providers. The people are the clients who have a tax-paying contract with the trustee to pay for stewardship services. Taxpaying property owners are the trust's first-party principal clients. The trust is the second party providing insource stewardship services. Outsourced provider contracts supply vendor services with provider-owned goods and services deliverables.
If the trustee orders toilet paper from a provider, the provider must own the toilet paper before the trustee can contract for deliverable. Regardless of the good or service, the provider must own the deliverable before the trustee can contract public resources expenses.
When Officials sign contracts with outsourced parties, the party must own the product or service contractors and providers.
Stewardship has three first principles: authority, duty, and responsibility. Authority runs-with-the-land. Duty and responsibility can be delegated.
The United States is a dominant estate, and each state is a servient estate.
- Each state is a dominant estate, and each county is a servient estate.
- Each county is a dominant estate, and each district is a servient estate.
- Each district is a dominant estate,
- Each processed property is a servient estate.
- In the US, all possessed property is private except when the government has the title and deed, and then the property is public domain.
Each estate has run-with-the-land deed restrictions.
- In 1861, Colorado became a US territory,
- The County is responsible for recording and publishing surveyed lots, titles, deeds, and run-with-the-land deed restrictions.
- Deed restrictions begin with native land grants, e.x. Homestead, railroad, timber. Larimer County online restriction records are incomplete. The standard business practice of title companies is to only use online records.
Taxes are either property tax or use tax.
- Tax payments are deposits into the taxpayers' account.
- Stewardship rules transfer the money into an operation account.
- The general fund is the main operations account. A better name is the stewardship fund.
- Taxes are not a private party to public property grants.
- Earnings and property are general fund grants and tax deductions. Consumption taxes are not grants.
If the government does works-for-hire for a private party, a general fund conflict of interest occurs.
Surveys determine the boundary of a subdivision. If the County accepts a developer's proposal for a subdivision, the developer must own the land.
Statutes define the boundaries of districts.
The County may establish a district for a community's well-being when the County's insource services cannot fulfill the need.
Statutes define the boundaries of districts.
Statutes
permit quasi-government enterprises for qualifying needy communities requiring well-being improvement services. To remove the conflict of interest concerns, the enterprise operates as a corporation, disjoint from the governments. Property owners elect the corporation. To keep the operation disjoint, the statutes define the by-laws. Elected officials may be assigned as corporate officers; however, as corporate officers, their duty and responsibility is to the corporation. Bureaucrats can never be corporate.