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| − | A '''perfect town''' refers to when the [[player|player's]] [[town]] is in a perfect condition. To get a perfect town, it runs by an acre system. The acre sytem is 16x16. The only way to check a towns status is to talk to [[Pelly]] or [[Phyllis]] at the civic center in the [[town hall]]. The only reason to get a perfect town is to get a [[Watering Can|gold watering can]], unless you like playing the game and are proud of your achievments. Below are steps on how to get a perfect town:
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| − | 1. Lay out patterns in your town 16x16 squares. Up 16, down 16, to the left 16, and to the right 16.
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| − | 2. Plant 12-16 trees in each acre, and 6-10 flowers. Rivers count too, so instead of estimating the space in the river, start from the other side of town.
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| − | 3. Remove all weeds. About 3-4 spawn daily. Dandelions are weeds, too, but count as flowers.
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| − | 4. Pick up everything lying around your town. Seashells and fruit do not affect this, although you may want to if you want your town to look tidy.
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| − | 5. Even though you are aiming to get a golden watering can, buy a normal one for the meantime. Water your flowers everyday to prevent wilting. Like weeds, 3-4 flowers also spawn daily. If you buy 50 bags of seeds, you will get a silver can from "Posy Farm". A silver watering can revive dead red turnips.
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| − | 6. It will take you a while to get it, but a windmill increases the town beauty. To get one, first donate $200,000 to the town fund to get a bridge. Then donate $500,000 to get a fountain. And then... $1,000,000 to get a windmill, or you may select a lighthouse instead.
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| − | The towns rating will be " This town is Fantastic! [town name] is in a perfect condition! Yup. It's pretty sweeeet!". Keep this status for 15 days to get a golden watering can.
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