Shoreside Vale

Shoreside Vale is a borough in Liberty City. Shoreside Vale is the westernmost borough and also the least popolous borough.

History
Most of Shoreside Vale was undeveloped until the 1950's because of a private land protection that made the Shoreside Vale area mostly unavaible for developers. This was due to that the mayors wanted the city's upper-class to have a entire borough for recreation and wildlife purposes in return of keeping them in power by campaign funding. Until the 1950's, the only existing locations and structures were the private Shoreside Airfield, the affluent Cedar Grove suburb, the Cochrane Dam and the Shoreside Vale Arch Bridge. The building restrictions were lifted in the mid-1950's because of heavy protests, but land use was still heavily controlled. Francis International Airport was built in 1953 and allowed for more efficient connections from and to the city. A land area north of the airport was in 1957 leased out to industrial companies. The area came to know as Pike Creek. A hospital and a police station was also built in the district. The same year, the Section 8 housing project district of Wichita Gardens was built. Most of Wichita Gardens room units were given out to poor Liberty City residents, industrial workers and homeless people, something the Cedar Grove residents disliked as they ment the charm of Shoreside Vale was now gone.