The picuters depict the developments that occurred at Forton Valley City during 10-year period from 2000 to 2010.
Overall, the surveyed areas underwent a number of changesm the most significant of which are the relocation of KG school and the construction of more education-related facilities, catering for students’ education and recreational needs.
The city was essentially divided into two sections by two main roads, named Sheffield and Daisy Road, intersecting at T-junction. The structure remained unchanged during the research period. In the Southwest, the agriculture land was converted into a playground, accompanted by the relocation of the KG school and the construction of toy store in the Northeast of school, replacing the Creamery. Meanwhile, in the Southwest, the shopping mall remained intact.
In the Northeast, the City Hall was replaced by a Public Library, accompained by the development of Forton University, in the initial position of KG school. At the same time, the Southeast experienced considerable changes, with the Park being transformed into a Vesity coffee shop , and parking lot being increased twofold to accommodate undergrates’ commuting and leisure needs