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A Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held in the
Council Chambers on Tuesday, November 27, 1973. The meeting was called to order
at 7:30 P. M. by Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr. with the following members present:
Councilmen Czech, Beats, Byrd and Schroedel. Other officials present were: City
Manager Hopkins, City Attorney Vison, City Clerk Carroll, Director of Community
Services Smythe, City Controller Fleming, Director of Public Utilities Mitchell
and Chief of Police Tyndal. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wurst, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham, Mesdame Jack Matthews,
Miss Pam Wright, Master Frank Beals and the Messrs. McLean, Vey, Clay, Bratton,
Freeman, Boney, Christenson, Prior, St. John, Hovis, [lull, Dean, Muir, Morrison,
Carden, Shumaker, Blanchard, Waller, Loomis and Oswalt. Representative of the
Daily Commercial and the Sentinel/Star were also present.
The Invocation was given by Councilman Byrd followed by repeating of the Pledge
of Allegiance in unison by those present.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held November 13, 1973 and of the Special
Meeting held November 19, 1973 were approved as written.
Mayor Smoak announced the first order of business to be Public Hearings as follows:
To consider request by officials of St. Mark AME Church for a CUP to use the
property described as THAT part of Tract 1 in Oakhurst Subdivision beginning at
a point on the east line of said Tract 1 that is 165 feet south of the NE corner
of said Tract 1, run thence W parallel to the N line thereof 100 feet, run thence
N parallel to the E line thereof 37.5 feet, run thence W parallel to the N line
thereof 225 feet, run thence S 182.5 feet to the S line of said Tract, run thence -----
E 325 feet to the SE corner thereof, run thence N 145 feet to the Point of
Beginning, for construction of a church building. Mayor Smoak advised that this
request had been considered by the P 8 Z Commission in Public Hearing held on
November 6, 1973 and that they had recommended to Council that the request be
granted subject to the following conditions:
1. The buildings are placed not less than 25 feet from any property
line.
2. There is a landscape buffer strip at least five feet wide planted
along the side and rear property lines. It shall be planted with
trees and/or shrubs in such a manner as to provide opaque screening
and shall be properly maintained at a minimum height of 6 feet. The
height of 6 feet shall normally be reached within two years from
planting.
3. Off street parking shall be provided for church use at a ratio not
less than 14 square feet of parking spaces for each square foot of
floor space provided for worshippers within the church sanctuary. Such
off street parking shall be provided contiguous to an integral part
of the property whereon the church is located.
4. The structure or use cannot be expanded except as granted by the
City Council under a Conditional Use Permit.
5. Must conform to all provisions of zoning and other applicable ordinances.
There was no one present who voiced objection to this request, whereupon motion
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With regards the scheduled Public Hearing to consider request of W. 0. Boone for
the rezoning of Lots 1 thru 16, inclusive in City Block Bh from its present C-1
zoning to C-2 zoning, Mayor Smoak advised that Mr. Boone had requested that this
hearing be continued until December 11, 1973. Council was in agreement and the
hearing was thereby continued.
Mayor Smoak advised the next order of business to be consideration of a request
by Keete L. Mills, Jr. for a Variance to Section 26-25 (d) (a) (1) of the Zoning
Ordinance (Permitted Signs in a C-2 Zone) in order to construct a sign on their
property described as a portion of Lot 305 in Clermont Heights Subdivision, the
actual variance request in the amount of an additional 34 square feet in order
that it might be visible to traffic east of the Highway 27/50 overpass and less expen-
sive inasmuch as the proposed sign is one mass produced by the McDonald Restaurant
chain. There was no one present who voiced objection to this request, whereupon
motion was made b Councilman Beals seconded b Councilman Czech and carried
that the request C grante .
Mr. Eric Vey, President of the Clermont Highlanders Band Aids, appeared before
Council and requested use of the Municipal Ball Field on March 10, 1974.in order
to sponsor a circus to be held there on that date for benefit of the Highlander Band.
Motion was made b Councilman Beals seconded b Councilman Schroedel and carried
that this re uest be rante an tat t e c t occu at onal 1 tense fee for a
circus in the amount of $15.00, be waived.
City Manager Hopkins reported he had received a request from Walter E. Allan, Director
of Continuing Education at Lake Sumter Community College, to use the Jenkins
Auditorium on Monday evenings from February llth thru April 22nd for a Physical
Conditioning Course for Women, and, that the auditorium was available on those
evenings. Motion was made by Councilman Beals, seconded by Cou_n_cilman�rd and
carried that this request be granted and that any rental fee be waive .
City Manager Hopkins submitted his report both orally and written and a copy is
attached hereto.
With regards Council granting future easements on lakefront property, and to what
extent of investigation as to ownership they desire to have done prior to granting
easements, it was consensus that any/all pending requests be held in abeyance and
that the City Attorney be requested to research the Code of Ordinances to determine
what the property can be used for presently under the ownership that it is now
through the easement arrangement, and what use the property can be put to if it's
in private ownership, and if this difference is none, then research the possibility
of disposing of the property in order to get it on the tax roll, and report back
to Council.
With regards City Attorney Vason's report that he had not yet received the
appraisal on the Johnson property, it was consensus of Council that Mr. Vason contact
the appraiser again as to the reason for the delay and report back to Council next
meeting, with the possible thought in mind if the appraisal has not been received
by that date, to then issue a time limit for receipt of the appraisal, or cancel
his services.
Councilman Schroedel inquired of the status of the bids as awarded at last
meeting, and he was advised that purchase orders had been issued with delivery dates
from 60 to 90 days.
Councilman Schroedel reported on Council's meeting with the Lake County Pollution
Control Board with regards the city's proposed spray irrigation project, and a copy
of the Minutes of that meeting are attached hereto and shall become a part of
these Minutes. Mayor Smoak advised that as a favorable result of this meeting,
a meeting of Mr. Hennessey of the Lake County Pollution Control Board and Council
M I N U T E S No. 988
had been PollutionsControldinor Monday,Orlando to discuss thisV�sameith the proposeddtment of
project.
Councilman Czech briefly summarized the result of a joint meeting of officials
of the Green Valley Country Club and the committee as appointed by Council and
advised that Council was in possession of a proposal from Green Valley which was
negotiable. It was the recommendation of Councilman Czech that inasmuch as
Council does not have firm commitments from the remaining two agencies which
hold jurisdiction over the proposed spray irrigation project, that communications
with Green Valley be kept open and that Council develop a proposal to present
to Green Valley setting forth those features which the city, as a city, must adhere
to, and that following Green Valley's consideration of such a proposal, again
meet with Council and come up with a satisfactory solution beneficial to both
parties.
Mayor Smoak called a workshop session of Council to evaluate the proposal as
submitted by Green Valley and endeavor to prepare a counter proposal, for Wednesday
evening, December 5th at 7:30 P. M. in the Council Chambers.
Mayor Smoak called Special Meetings of Council as follows: On December 3, 1973
at 5:05 P.M. in the office of the City Manager to prepare the Ballot Box for the
General Election to be held on December 4th. and, On December 5, 1973 at 9:00 A.M.
In the office of the City Manager to canvass the On
and certify the Certificate
of Result for the General Election held on December 4th.
City Clerk Carroll submitted the following listed persons for authorization to
serve on the Election Board of the General Election to be held on December 4, 1973:
Clerk - A. M. Johnson
Inspectors - Jim Lord
R. D. Wrightam
Marion Fleming
Lillian Cork
Caroline Robertson
Officer -of -the -Day - W. R. Hilliard
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With regards allowing multiple family dwellings in C-1 and C-2 zoning districts as
recommended by the P & Z Commission, motion was made b Councilman Beals and
seconded by Councilman Czech that this recommen ation a acc9pte an t�City
�ponlro�� ca - vo a on passage o e mo ion, a resu t was: Ayes: Czech, ueais
and Byrd. Total Ayes: three. Nayes: Smoak and Schroedel. Total Noyes: Two. The
motion carried. Mayor Smoak advised that he opposed the motion only because he felt
the conditional use concept should be expanded to other zoning districts and nmt
restricted to just C-1 and C-2 zones.
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Smoak. Q
CLAUDE E. SMOAK, JR., YOR
DO ORES W. C R OL , CITY C ERK
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Lakes County Pollution Control Board
Rogular Mooting
Novombor 19, 1973F.1
Hoard Momboro Pr000nt:
Jos E. Hill
Ralph A. Roane
Guilford T. Sims
Donnia E. Holcomb
Richard E. Toolo
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i Othoro'Prcoont: 11. K. Hennoccoy, Acting Dirootor; Tod Wicks, Piold Manager;
Chris rord, Attornoy; Lillian Abroll, Secretary.
MINUTES: Mr. Toole made a motion that the minutes of the October 8, 1973,
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mooting be approved as mailod. Mr. Sima oeoondod, and motion oarriod
unanimously.
TRAVEL= No travel plane wore presented.
BOARD DISCUSSION
City of Clermont: Mayor Claude E. Smoak, Jr., and members of the
City Council were presont.
Mayor Smoak explained the updated plans for the City of Clermontla j
Sewage Treatment Plant, and indicated on a location map the areas under j
consideration that might be utilized for a spray irrigation project. He
advised that if the concept plan is accepted by the Board and other
agencies, it would be considered an ultimate project rather than an
• interim step.
The property under consideration is city owned and consists of a I
local cemetary, ballpark, and several small parcels of land adjacent to
three small lakes.
Mr. Hennessey advised the Board that he approved the general concept .
of the project; but was not in favor of spray irrigating near the lakes,
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Mlnuton, Lalco County Pollution Control Board, November 19, 1973 .2.
an those are clascifiod III -A. He said thin would be contrary to our
Lake County "no disoha.rgo" diotato, in that the water could eventually
nbop into the lakes.
IIo said that he had talked to the Board of Iiealth and the Florida
Departmont of Pollution Control, and they had no objections to the come-
tary and ball park being used for spray irrigation, but he felt the other
areas ihight be more of a problem.
i %,he Board Members were divided in their opinions of the project.
Mr. Holcomb felt that if the Board approved the concept, they would be
setting a precedent of discharging into Class III -A waters, which in the
past we have tried to avoid. Mr. Roane did not fool this would be the
case, as there would be no direct discharge into the lakes.
Mr. Hennessey thought the plan would have a better chance of being
1 approved by other agencies if they backed away from the lakes, and he
i also expressed concern that the public might have the opinion that we
are not living up to our usual standards if we approve thin part of the
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plan. He added that if the concept is approved by the Board, he
i would like, personally, to take Mayor Smoak and the project concept to
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the Board of Health. and the State Department of Pollution Control.
• The following motion was made by Mr. Ralph Roane:
. This Board go on record as approving the general
concept as presented by Mayor Smoak in utilizing
the city -owned property for distribution of
effluent to replace the existing irrigation water
now being taken from drinking water sources within
the city; and our Director be directed to work along
with the appropriate State agencies together with
the City of Clermont to see what safeguards or
precautionary steps are necessary to insure thin
being done in a safe and acceptable manner.
Motion was seconded by Mr. Holcomb, and carried unanimously.
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11inutoo, Lako County Pollution Control Board, Hovombor 19, 1973 •3•
Mr. Roano thon mado anothor motion diroctod to our Birootor,
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That ho call upon all his rocouroos, knowlodgo
and ability to promoto thin progzom, no it can
bo ucablo an a guidolino for othor aroac, and
thorn aro matey things that can bo uood as nafo-
guards such as, maybo a limitod numbor of Soncoo,
signs, timing of whon this can bo dons and so
forth, and onoourago othor cgonoios to look at
it in thin namo mannor.
Mr. Holcomb n000ndod, and motion oarriod unanimously.
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IiOTICE OF PUULIC HEARING TO CONSIDER
RLQUESf FOR CONUITIONAL USL PERMIT
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Notice is hereby given to all concerned that
the Clermont Planning and Zoning Commission
shall hold a Public Hearing in the Council
Chambers located on the corner of West Avenue
and UeSoto Streets on Tuesday, November G, 1973
at 7:30 P.N. for the following purpose:
To consider a request by St.Mark A14E Church
for a Conditional Use Permit to use the
property described as THAT part of Tract 1
in Oakhurst Subdivision beginning at a point on
the east line of said Tract 1 that is 165 feet
south of the NE corner of said Tract 1, run thence
W parallel to the N line thereof 100 feet, run
thence II parallel to the E line thereof 37.5 feet,
run thence W parallel to the H line thereof 225 feet,
run thence S 182.5 feet to the S line of said Tract,
run thence L 325 feet to the SE corner thereof, run
thence N 145 feet to the Point of Beginning, for
construction of a church building.
All interested persons will be given an opportunity
to express their views on the above mentioned matter.
R:N.Hopkins, City Manager
October 18, 1973 City of Clermont, Florida
FAMILY VACATION CAPITAL OF THE NATION
CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
We are pleased to report that we have a full complement of personnel for
the first time in a number of months. Our only woolcncos at the moment in
a shortage of licensed treatment• plant operators. Those positions, two in
number, or(! currently being filled by trainees. Due to personal reasons,
Utility Superintendent Brady Mitchell has submitted his resignation effective
December 2lat. We are advertising for a replacement for Mr. Mitchell.
Renovation work on the tennis courts has started. It is hoped that within
the next week the courts will be ready for play with new fence, new lighting,
new notu, and new surface. The courts, when completed, will be top quality.
Work should start within the next couple of weeks to improve four of the
shuffleboard courts. The four courts will be resurfaced and restriped.
The ton original courts will also be restriped. Additional lighting and
fencing improvements are also underway at the softball field.
Now that we are up to full strength with personnel, we are managing to
complete a number of projects which have needed attention for some time. Also,
the Parke personnel have started edging curbs which in improving the community's
appearance considerably. They are currently working north of SR 50 and
West of East Avenue.
At the last meeting of the Council, a discussion was held concerning lakefront
easements and the need to conduct a thorough investigation of ownership prior
to executing an easement agreement. While it was never mentioned specifically, it
was assumed that the Council desired a title search. If this is the case,
it is recommended that the cost of the title search be borne by the person
or persons requesting the easement. A less complex investigation would be
to simply review the tax roll. This would be less accurate since the lakefront
property may not be owned by the upland property owner as was the case of
William Boyd and the property across from Anthony Winther. In my opinion,
the tax roll review, while not fool proof, would suffice. Council direction
in this matter is requested.
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November 27, 1973
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SPECIAL MEETING
A Special Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was held
in the office of the City Manager on Monday, December 3, 1973.
The meeting was called to order at 5:05 P. M. by Mayor Smoak with the
following members present: Councilmen Byrd, Deals, Schroedel and Czech.
Other officials present were: City Manager Hopkins, City Clerk Carroll
and Chief of Police Tyndal.
Mayor Smoak advised the purpose of the meeting was to prepare the Ballot
Box for the General Election of the City of Clermont to be held on
Tuesday, December h, 1973,
Motion was made by Councilman Schroedel, seconded by Councilman Czech
and carried that the Ballot Box be declared in order, that it be locked
and turned over to Police Chief Tyndal, along with the Registration Rolls
of the City of Clermont, for delivery to the Clerk of Election on the
morning of the General Election.
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Smoak.
Smoak, Smoak, Jr. Mayor
Dolores W. Carroll, C ty� er'I— k
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SPECIAL MEETING;
A Special Meeting of the City Council of the City of Clermont was hold in the
office of the City Manager on Wednesday, December 5, 1973. The meeting was
called to order at 9:00 A. M. by Mayor Pro -Tom Charles D. Deals with the follow-
ing members present: Councilmen Byrd, Czech and Schroedot. Other officials
present were: City Manager Hopkins, City Clerk Carroll and Chief of Police Tyndal.
Mayor Pro-Tem Beals advised the purpose of the meeting was to canvass the ballot
and check the Certificate of Result of the General Election of the City of
Clermont held on December 4, 1973.
Upon canvassing the ballot and checking the Certificate of Result by Council,
motion was made by Councilman Schroedel, seconded by Councilman Byrd and carried
that it be RESOLVED that the Certificate of Result of the General Election of the
City of Clermont, Florida held on Tuesday, December 4, 1973 be accepted and that
a copy of the result be received into these minutes and made a part thereof and
be it FURTHER RESOLVED in accordance with the result of the General Election
THAT Richard E. (Buddy) Oswalt be, and is
hereby declared elected to the office of -
Councilman, Group 1 for a one year term
commencing on the second Tuesday in January of
1974
AND THAT Dan A. Waller be, and is hereby
declared elected to the office of Councilman,
Group 2 for a two year term commencing on
the second Tuesday in January of 1974
AND THAT Claude E. Smoak, Jr. be, and is hereby
declared elected to the office of Mayor/Councilman,
Group 3 for a one year term commencing on the
second Tuesday in January of 1974
AND THAT George J. Schroedel be, and is hereby
declared elected to the office of Councilman,
Group 4 for a two year term commencing on the
second Tuesday in January of 1974
Motion was made by Councilman Czech, seconded by Councilman Byrd and carried that
the QUESTION determined by straw vote, "Do you favor discussion between Clermont
and Minneola officials which could lead to consolidation of the two communities?"
be declared, DEFEATED.
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor Pro-Tem Beals.
Charles B. Beals, Pro-Tem
�Dolores W. Carro 1, City C�erk
MINUTES NO qq l
RESULT OF THE GENERAL ELECTION - CITY OF CLERMONT
December 4, 1973
FOR
COUNCILMAN - GROUP ONE (1)
John D. Blanchard
510
Richard E. (Buddy) Oswalt
541
FOR
COUNCILMAN - GROUP TI-10 (2)
Henry Czech
479
Dan A. Waller
502
FOR
MAYOR/COUNCILMAN - GROUP THREE (3)
Charles B. Beals
417
Claude E. Smoak, Jr.
679
FOR
COUNCILMAN - GROUP FOUR (4)
George J. Schroedel
591
William H. Stone
442
QUESTION:
"Do you favor discussion between
Clermont and Minneola
officials which could lead to consolidation of the two
communities?"
FOR the Question
357
AGAINST the Question
503
CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
The routine business of the city is being conducted with a minimum of problems.
With the city organization up to full strength, we are managing to complete a
number of outstanding projects.
The improvements to the tennis courts have been completed with the exception
of the lights. We have received many compliments concerning the improvements.
The cost of the improvements will be well within the budget allocation.
For the past few months we have been evaluating our garbage and trash service
and have made some changes as a result. Two of the major changes have been
containers for commercial accounts on a franchise basis and requiring bags or
boxes for leaves and grass clippings. Both changes have shown positive results.
For a short time we used the two garbage packer trucks for trash collection (trash
in containers only) each Wednesday. Now that we have caught up and the volume of trash
has reduced, we are picking up containerized trash on the regular Monday -Thursday
and Tuesday - Friday garbage runs. This has resulted in the need to work a
few more hours Monday - Thursday and Tuesday - Friday, but having Wednesday off.
Also, an added benefit is parking the two garbage trucks on Wednesday, thus
conserving fuel. When the trash volume increases this spring it may be necessary
to resume the use of the packer trucks on Wednesday for containerized trash only.
In response to the request of Diane Ogden of 310 Seminole Street that the city
owned property on Seminole Street between Fourth and Holly Streets be cleaned
and filled for recreation purposes, we have taken the following action. The
Department of Community Services has been instructed to clean the property. We
recommend against filling the property since it is a natural drainage area for
that section of town. To alter the physical characteristics of the property
by filling would create considerable drainage problems.
As the City Council is aware, Orange County has had a number of fires in
buildings under construction. It appears that a building material used in the
construction contributed to the fires and we have considered amending the
Southern Standard Building Code in this regard. Since the next conference of
the Florida buildings officials will be held in Tampa in February and the matter
will be on the agenda, we have taken no action. We may have some recommendations
following the February meeting which our building official will attend.
We recently completed our fall inspection for weeds on vacant property. The owners
of 144 parcels were sent notices. Forty-four property owners responded. The
remaining parcels will be cut and the owners billed.
The Orlando Yacht Club in conjunction with the Tangerine Bowl Association plan
to have a regatta on Lake Minneola on December 15th and 16th. The Club has
requested permission for limited overnight camping at Jaycee Beach on December 15th.
Council approval of this request is recommended.
As the Council will recall, the City agreed to construct a lift station to serve
Clermont High School. We obtained an estimate of just under $7,000 to do the
work. Since we are limited to expenditures of $2500.00, we must have plans and
specifications drawn and the job bid. Authorization is requested to have Dawkins
& Associates prepare the necessary plans and specs so we can advertise for bids.
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It is estimated that the job, considering engineering and rising costs since
the $7,000 estimate, will cost approximately $10,000.00.
The budget provides for funds for maintenance work on one of our water supply
wells. The work, to include preventive maintenance on the pump and logging of
the well, is estimated to cost approximately $1500,00. Afer the pump is pulled,
the well will be chocked for problems or potential problems. Layne -Atlantic
will do the work. The work will be scheduled as soon as possible and will be
done on the Highland Well.
Also, it is requested that the City Manager be authorized to enter into an
agreement with the Layne -Atlantic Company for water well and pump maintenance.
The cost is $50.00 per pump per year. The agreement will provide the city with
an annual inspection of the pump and well, will provide for specified preventive
maintenance of the facility and will provide for certain tests to determine
the capability of the well.
Dave Crowson of Dawkins & Associates has advised that the water system report
is ready for presentation to the Council. It is requested that a special meeting
be called for the presentation. In addition, the engineers would like to
discuss further the effluent disposal problem in view of its bearing on —
the water report as well as some recent discussions with Mr. S. A. Berkowitz
of the Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services regarding land
spreading. Also, the grant application for financial assistance under PL 92-500
needs to be discussed. It seems that we submitted our application for '74
funding and are 82nd on the list. If we want consideration for '75 funding,
we must resubmit our application as well as provide additional data, namely, an
infiltration/Inflow Analysis and a Facility Plan. These new requirements will
make additional data gathering and report writing necessary. Before the engineers
proceed with fulfilling the new requirements, they need authorization. We are
confronted with a deadline on the grant application submission so the meeting is
requested for this week.
December 11, 1973
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Clermont Hardware
(Scr-' I.- etc.)
5.42
Connrex
(Bit Ltori es)
46.90
Dawkins & Associates
(Eng" ri(,.( i1 ng Services)
106.80
Gem Chemical Co.
'Buildinj 11; in* "c;iznce)
46.10
Jim Willis Hardware
�Pftzl, Etc.)
48.31
Public Gas
(FWD i for &OVeS)
256.25
Standard Auto Parts
;hiini;,anarce)
16.69
Westinghouse
(Contact K' [:71
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Dawkins & Associates, Inc,
1L.Ig Services)1
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