 It appears that Lundh in particular put great effort into this assignment, and in 1824 he presented to the Storting a lengthy report, that included maps and plans for the new town.Lundh's premise was that the national economic interest reigned supreme, so he based his recommendation on the proposed town's ability to quickly achieve self-sustaining growth.He proposed that the name of the new town be called "Carlshammer" and proposed it be built along the shore just north of Storhamar and eastward.