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 * [[City Structure Report SUI (Game Messages)|City Structure Report]]
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	* [[City Growth: Added Structure (Game Messages)\|City Growth: Added Structure]]		* [[City Growth: Added Structure (Game Messages)\|City Growth: Added Structure]]
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−	Civic Structures are city buildings that can be placed by the mayor only and take no lots. City Halls, Gardens, Garages, Banks, Cloning Facilities, Shuttleports, decorations ~~and~~ mission terminals ~~are Civic Structures~~; the city rank and Politician skills determine how many/when a structure can be placed and all maintenance costs come from the city treasury. Only the current Mayor has admin to these structures.	+	Civic Structures are city buildings that can be placed by the mayor only and take no lots. City Halls, Gardens, Garages, Banks, Cloning Facilities, Shuttleports, are civic structures. Other city related items include decorations, mission terminals and skill trainers; the city rank and Politician skills determine how many/when a structure can be placed and all maintenance costs come from the city treasury. Only the current Mayor has admin to these structures.

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−	With Politician Civic Policy II, a Mayor gains the ability to use the /recruitskilltrainer command to place a skill trainer anywhere within the city limits. All class trainers are available to be placed in a Player City except Pilot trainers and Shipwright trainers. Recruiting a trainer costs the city 1k credits from the treasury to place and 1500 credits per week. A ~~Mayor~~ can ~~remove~~ trainers ~~via~~ the radial menu ~~for~~ the ~~item; only~~ Mayors can see the "Remove" option available on these ~~items~~.	+	With Politician Civic Policy II, a Mayor gains the ability to use the /recruitskilltrainer command to place a skill trainer anywhere within the city limits. All class trainers are available to be placed in a Player City except Pilot trainers and Shipwright trainers. Recruiting a trainer costs the city 1k credits from the treasury to place and 1500 credits per week.
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		+	Skill trainers are added to a city by using the /recruitskilltrainer command. Once issued, the player receives an Recruit Skill Trainer window that displays all available skill trainer types. A mayor can only place skill trainers if they have skills to do so. Skill terminals spawn in the game world at the player's location and in whatever direction that the player is facing. Mayors may remove the skill trainer through clicking on the radial menu and selecting the Remove radial option. Doing this will destroy the skill trainer. Only Mayors can see the "Remove" option available on these.
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 * [[Civic Structure Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Civic Structures]]
 * [[City Decoration Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Place Decorations]]
-* [[City Manage Decoration Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Align Decoration]]
+* [[City Manage Decoration Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Align & Remove Decoration]]
-* [[City Remove Decoration Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Remove Decoration]]
 * [[City Terminal Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Remove Terminal]]
 * [[City Skill Trainer Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Remove Trainer]]

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 * [[Garden Civic Structure Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Gardens]]
 * [[Civic Structure Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Civic Structures]]
-* [[City Decoration Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Decorations]]
+* [[City Decoration Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Place Decorations]]
-* [[City Terminal Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Terminals]]
+* [[City Manage Decoration Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Align Decoration]]
-* [[City Skill Trainer Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Skill Trainer]]
+* [[City Remove Decoration Radial Menus (Game Messages)|Remove Decoration]]
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 A Mayor with Politician Civic Policy I can use the /installmissionterminal command to place a terminal within city limits; the Mayor stands in the location where the terminal is to be placed, types the command and places the desired terminal using the pop-up window. A Mayor with Martial Policy 4 gains the ability to place faction terminals. In cities with the "Improved Job Market" specialization, the payouts from mission terminals are automatically increased by 20%. Like decorations, terminals take 1k credits from the city treasury to place and adds 1500 credits each to the city's weekly maintenance.
-Mission terminals are added to a city by using the /installmissionterminal command. Once issued, the player receives an [[media:InstallMissionTerminal1.jpg|Install Mission Terminal]] window that displays all available mission terminal types. A mayor can only place terminals in which they have skills to do so. Mission terminals spawn in the game world in whatever direction that the player is facing. Mayors may remove the terminal through clicking on the radial menu and selecting the [[media:InstallMissionTerminal2.jpg|Remove]] radial option. Doing this will destroy the terminal. Only Mayors can see the "Remove" option available on these items.
+Mission terminals are added to a city by using the /installmissionterminal command. Once issued, the player receives an [[media:InstallMissionTerminal1.jpg|Install Mission Terminal]] window that displays all available mission terminal types. A mayor can only place terminals in which they have skills to do so. Mission terminals spawn in the game world at the player's location and in whatever direction that the player is facing. Mayors may remove the terminal through clicking on the radial menu and selecting the [[media:InstallMissionTerminal2.jpg|Remove]] radial option. Doing this will destroy the terminal. Only Mayors can see the "Remove" option available on these items.
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-Decorations such as streetlamps, and statues can be added to the city through the use of the [[media:Decorations1.jpg|Place Decoration]] radial option upon clicking on the object in the mayor's inventory. The object is placed into the game world in a direction facing the compass north heading on the planetary map by default. Players can change the facing of the decoration through using the [[media:Decorations2.jpg|Align]] radial menu and choosing one of the 4 options: [[media:Decorations3.jpg|North, South, East West]]. Choosing one of these will cause the decoration to face in that direction. Each turn reflects a 90 degree change in direction. Mayors may remove decorations from their city through using the Remove radial option on the decoration's radial menu. Removing a decoration will place the object back into the mayor's inventory.
+Decorations such as streetlamps, and statues can be added to the city through the use of the [[media:Decorations1.jpg|Place Decoration]] radial option upon clicking on the object in the mayor's inventory. The object is placed into the game world at the player's location and in a direction facing the compass north heading on the planetary map by default. Players can change the facing of the decoration through using the [[media:Decorations2.jpg|Align]] radial menu and choosing one of the 4 options: [[media:Decorations3.jpg|North, South, East West]]. Choosing one of these will cause the decoration to face in that direction. Each turn reflects a 90 degree change in direction. Mayors may remove decorations from their city through using the Remove radial option on the decoration's radial menu. Removing a decoration will place the object back into the mayor's inventory.
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