[Dakmar]

I think you would have to start a new community to do this, or buy up all the property in an existing community. It's kind of like covenants - if you move into a neighborhood where one exists you have to abide by it, but they cannot impose one on a pre-existing neighborhoos unless everyone agrees.

[Texaggie79]

I think you would have to start a new community to do this, or buy up all the property in an existing community.

This is how states were started. There is no need. Unless you can claim to own all the rights to your property. You cannot however. The reason being, either the gov first owned the land and sold it to a private owner, or the private owner of the land consented to entering into that contract with his land in exchange for the benefits and protection of being part of that state and nation.