If you're running a city, you should be part of the community to a degree that there are no parts were you're just operating on the level of some sort of 19th c

If you're running a city, you should be part of the community to a degree that there are no parts were you're just operating on the level of some sort of 19th century explorer living with indigenous tribes. In fact, I think your allusion to some caricature of a (probably black) inner city and its problems is part of the problem more than the solution. Unless you're talking about a mayor from the projects who outlaws coke after hearing of its rampant use among investment bankers, and their propensity to fight each other over territory. In that case, I'd love to see the movie.