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"Yes..yes. Things feel as they should. This is certainly a satisfactory level of prosperity..but with just a little more effort, things could be even better."
Your tree levels are right but you may need to thin them out.
"Things aren't too bad...but with just a little more care and attention, everything would be much, much better."
This means you have a weed problem.
"When there are too many weeds...and acres in need of care and attention...a town feels very unsettled."
This means that you really have far to many weeds!
It appears that things fare well, by and large. If you were to search out areas where there are too many, or not enough, trees...then things would be faring even better."
Make your trees even thinner, and put more where there is not enough. Dig up any wilted trees or stumps.
"Trees are things of extraordinary beauty but too many trees..."
You need to keep cutting down trees until it stops doing this message.
"In areas where there is little green...a feeling of despair overshadows all else..."
Simply plant more trees until you no longer get this message.
"...too many weeds"
This message unlike the other weed messages this means an acre. It means that there are more than 3 weeds in an acre. Might as well pull them all while you're at it.
"Everything is perfect! [your town] is a very livable place."
Your town is perfect!, now keep it that way.
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