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01/04/1972 J.,"?,a , \ CITY COMMISSION MEETING January L~, 1972 The City Commisuion ut' the City of Clearwater met 1n regular Bession at the City Hallt Tucoday, 'January L~th. 1~72. at, 1:30 P.M. with the following membcrs prosent: 'H. Everett Hougen Donald S. Williams, *Don111d Carlnon Richard D. Wachtler Joseph Carwiuo *Absent at rirut of meeting. Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissiuner Commissiuner Commlsuioner Came in later. A1su present were: Merrett R. Stierhelm Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Frank Daniels City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Pulice Chief The Mayor called the meetIng to order. The invucat:lcn wan given by Reverend John W. Touchbel'l'Y J J.'a1 th Un! ted Church 01' Christ. The Mayor read Resulution #71-152 commending the Charter Study, Committee for theIr cfforts in behalf of the City, and then presented it tu Robert C. Cuker, ChaIrmon, with a copy for each committee member, together with an honorary citizen oward. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the minutes of the special meeting of December 16th, 1971 be approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #1 - A public hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution #71-160. The City Attorney explained the resolution. The lots were considered a menace to public health I safety md welfare by the inspector. The Deputy Clerk mad a letter of objection from W. H. WOlfe, attorney rcprcsentin~ Clearwater Small Loan Co., for Lot 151 Mack Dixon 1st Addn. (1111 Gould St.) The City Attorney directed the letter be marked IIExhibit 111 and made part of the record. Corrun1ssioner Wachtler moved that Resolution tnl-160 passed on December 20th, 1971 be con- firmed and made effective as to all persons and parcels listed thereon, except for those whose lots have been verified as being cleared and those who have paid the City for the clearing and the proper Cj,ty officials and employees are herebydirected to proceed in accordance with law to see'that the lots are cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #2 - A public hearing on alley paving between Princess & Pleasant St., approximately 125 ft. West of North Ft. Harrison Ave. The City Manager explained that there were four property owners, with two in favor, and two opposedl with the assessable cost per front foot being $4.06. The two petitioners in favor of paving the alley have requested that the alley be made one way. This was concurred in by Traffic Engineer and City Engineer. Frank Hanaonl 1744 N. Ft. Harrison Ave., owner of Sangamon Motel, spoke in objection, and also sent in letter of objection. George Sovia spoke indbjection to cost, would like the paving, but would like coat reduced. The City Manager asked if width could be limited to 10 ft'l to which the City Engineer agreed except at street inter- section. The estimate was based on 14 ft. The Mayor left the meeting at this time and Commissioner Williams assumed the Chair. The City Manager suggested notifying the property owners of another hearing at the time the bids are received. Commissioner Carwise moved that since no valid objections have been filed or objections filed are insufficient, that the project as outlined be approved and the City Manager and City Engineer be directed to forthwith proceed with such improvements as an assessment project and that the alley be limited in the main to 10 ft. width and all precautions be taken to limit the cost of the project for the benefit of the property, owners who shall be assessed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner WachtAer and carried unanimously. 1/ ITEM #3 - Boat Slip Lease - Mid Way Boatell Inc. The City Manager explained that this lease was originally entered into between the City and Mid Way Boatell Inc. whereby the, pUblic had access to restroom facilities at the Boatel, 1n exchange for a boat Slip, for a period of 10 years. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the appropriate officials be authorized to enter into a lease agree- 'me~t with Mid Way Boatell Inc. in accordance with terms and conditions of lease originally approved March 211 1960 and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #4 - planning for Greenwood Neighborhood Redevelopment. The City Manager reported he had previously submitted a memo to the Commission concerning a redevelopment plan for North Greenwood and Madison Heights neighborhoods as the new public housing in east Clearwater will be ready in August of this year. , , He reoommended employing the consulting f1~ of Milo Smith & Associates, Tampa, :,',:'~:;""~:,.,(,:,.",,',,'.',,,:'.:,.',: ,: ." to prepare a neighborhood development plan at a cost of $9,000 for one year ' " . , and 1n addition that a planner be hired to serve on the City'S planning staff . ti:.:~~ oi:.:, .., . ~ ~.~. '. for the period of this project with funds to be taken trom the year-,end surplus. ',::i;'~:;'i/'.,"; """', , '.;' :,The. Oity M:lnager mentioned, a possible referendum in order to' seoure federal grants~ ~:~~~q~~)':J',Ir.l\:i.; '.~' ..< " ."", ~ . ' . . . ~'~~~!;1'i,;:~;<r'~,~: ~~'.::-:: ' ,: ,: The' Mayor', returned at ,thi B' time and assumed the Chair. ~'7~~3~}~~~~Silif;:~r>~:',::'<:::,:;',:. ~ ',;' ,",,~. ':: :,',:' ~..oI;."':i'l.,. 'i}.o \T' ~ '0' .'.. .j, ..,.. .' 1~~.:~~i:';':-:Y~:.}:{~} '~.:~~:':'~ ,~',.>.,,~ I'.'. ,I. ":>1' '. t "41-I.l.t'I"".lt,.'/.I,.~\. ~: :., d.F. ~"'I- r .~ \ " ~)I,,!~:,~~""';"',t/:.r;..t.,.. ,'.' .\'\ ,Ii'.>o. \~":.' ~ .,' ',- " ~ I '. " " '~t~n,,,.'f!f... ,... ...., -1 J:...... ~~"' ',".' ;~..~. ~.- .,:""., , , ,r ...{).~;l,.~,~f' f~'''',. ~II'~, ,. ....'...,j '.:' \:, :~ ..:. ~ ',.~>' I -' " ",) ;,', ,,"., ': .."~;<;~;, <::{i):~:xj;\. ,. , , \. ( , ' P',}: : :---;-. ~..... ~,. . '-J'~~"~ cq-....."""'-.i'.....,~_..t .,.....-I'""IIl..... I .. .~. ,.~~J _~.....T . 'Or ~ .~.r... ... ....... .. __.... . , 2- {" ,/. -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING January 4J 1972 Commissioner Carwiae spoke of concern about policies of condemnationJ the need to identify eaoh dwellingJ condemn them now and list people in these houses so if one family moved outJ another would not move 1n. He suggested red tagging eaoh house and making sure people in aondemned houaingare ' making applioations for public housing. 2: 22 ~.~M. Commissioner Carlson arrived at this time. The City Attorney mentioncdohanging present ordinanoes to provide penalty for landlord if he rented D. condemned houoe. Ron Miller and Ken Kel1em or Milo Smith & Associates desoribed the project. Discussion ensued. Jeff Butler suggested the consulting firm would be UBeful in the citizens' parti-, o1pation and would assist the city in getting federal grants. Comrr.dssioner Williams Baked if thia project had been disouaBed with the Clearwater Arohiteots organization as they have taken on the redevelopment of the downtown area. He offered to check with the organization. Commias1oner Williams moved that Item #4 be continued to January 17th, the next regular meeting at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waoht1er. Upon the vote bein* taken, Conunissioners Wi1liamsJ WachtlerJ CaX'lson Bnd Mayor Hougen voted Aye"~ Commissioner Carwiae voted "No". Motion carried. ITEM #5 - Contract - Frank Morris re Doaign for Expanded Police and Court Room Facilities. The City Manager explained objectives and recommended . approval of contract. Commdasioner Wachtler moved that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute the contraot. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unan~mouBly. ITEM #6 - Acceptanceof Plat - College Park Subd. (Finkenbinder) The City Manager reported this had been reviewed by the Planning & Zoning BoardJ the City Engineer and Traffio Engineer and reoommended approval., Commissioner Carlson moved to accept the plat as presented and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #7 - Assignment of Lease - Food Concession at Jack Russell Stadium. The City Manager explained Mr. EVeX'ett Robinson, who now iS,1n 111 health had requested by letter the assigning of this lease to his brotherJ Thomas M. Robinson, Sr.J and he recommended approval. Commissioner Wachtler moved to approve the aSSignment of lease. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - Assignment of Lease of Marina Rooms 2, 2A & 3 (Suncoast Yacht Sales) The City Manager explained this was a lease that expires on January 31stJ 1973, to be assigned to Mr. Robert Venner, at $295 per month with additional option for 5 years and at the end of the first three years the rent would go to $325 per month and then be renegotiated at the end of the first 5'years. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the aSsignment as out~ lined by the City Manager, and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #9 - Request for Sewer Service: a. Duncan, Nursery to Lakeview The City Manager explained the request waD from an unincorporated area by petition, with 40 property owners, 22 Signed petition, IS did not sign the petition, 76~ being in favor of sewer without annexation. CommiSSioner Cdrlson moved to pass and adopt Resolution #72-4 setting a public hearing for sanitary sewer on February 7th, at 1:30 P.M. and the proper officials be authorized to to execute it. Motion was seconded by Corrmissioner Wachtler and caX'ried unanimously. b. Carlton TerraceJ Carlton Terrace 1st Addn., and Green Meadows. The City Manager explained the request from another unincorporated areaJ stating that 44% of the land is undeveloped and recommended not approving this project. Discussion ensued. Commissioner Carlaon asked about a health haZard. The Mayor suggested an investigation be made as to whether there was a health menace and a report be made to the Commission February 7th. By unanimous consent the Commission agreed to this. ITEM #10 - Request for Annexation: 'Lots 107 & lOBJ Skyline Groves Sub. (Colo) with R-ID single family zoning. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the request for annexation as outlined by the City ManageX' be accepted and referred to the propeX' City departments for appro- priate action and publiC hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams said he had received a report that some of the annexed property was ,deteriorating the looks of the neighbor- hood with open carportsJ etc. .. , '. " 'I, ..'n , ' ' _.r,', , '. '-!',': . , I .' ~ .' \ , , , :1'." ' ,;1' ,. ..... . ~...".." J' .... . ~ . .. ...; ...." . .. ~ : "c.: ~ ~ '~~'+~'1:"It~\~'I'" t"fi~'I1, v; '-"""r, ~.,h"'~<~{il'^ . Vtf."'~l:-:'~,,. ~tf""?,:':"'~f~'''~;;>II'~''!r'~'''''''.(,!~,~~'rl''.\''!fri,...\~'I>'~~~~ <>~;.:\~,~}. . ~~~.t~:*~~>~1 :~"~~:> ',:. .i. ",~r.;I' ....~ .c':'"~\/'".l~c": .:,,~.:~,':". .~"}~."""l"C",,':':~~~"~~~:~:'C.~,~'.~~.~~:','..',I~"'" C~'~.\: ,;.}'/l'~~',.. ~'~'t'.~\~;:.::t' . ; '~t .~;.~t:dk~'M.~~n'.;~;~';(;1~~~~'\II~~~.;;iJ~Jtil::;,.~i~.' " , , ~ :'T ,~~,}~:i>~~ ~~~.~.t':i~)'}r.~ ':, "":t't>;~..\.. .. ...... ".' ',!(1 ,,;. \' . :::):i,'\~l; . ' ': ..'.','r.:r:::~ . ." \ 'j? " -3... ' . CITY COMMISSION MEETING January 4, 1972 ITEM #11 - Bida, 8" Caat Iron Pipe. The city Manager reoommended acoepting the bid of United States Pipe & Foundry, Dirmingham, Ala. , Comrnisaioner Carlson moved upon the reoommendation of the City Manager that the oontraot be awarded to United States Pipe & Foundry, Birmingham, Ala., for the aum of $11,844, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officiala of the City be authorized to execute said contraot which ahall .be in accordance with the plans and speoifications and bid. Motion was, aeconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #12 - BidS, Automobilea and Trucka. The City Manager recommended aocepting the bids of aeveral firms. Disoussion ensued regarding immediate ordering. Mr. J. McFarland, City Buyer, spoke of urgenoy of ordering. Commiasioner Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contracts be awarded as follows: ITEMS I,ll, & III to Massey AndrewD, Ino. without trade-ins - ITEMS X & XV to International Harvester co., St. Pctersburg- with trade-ina ITEMS rv,V,VI,VII,IX,XII,XIII,XVI & XVII to Colonial Dodge,- Inc. St. Petersburg, with trade-ins ITEMS VIII,XI,XIV,XVIII, & XIX to Kenyon Dodge $47,861.96 8,592.05 25;254.88 17,097.19 $98,806.08 Total 33 vehicles - which are the lowest and best responsible bids and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contraots which shall be in accordance with the plana and specifications and bids. Motion was seconded b~ Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimoUSly. , ITEM #13 - The City Manager introduced Mr. C.T. Collina, engineer, State Dept. of Tranaportation, who explained in securing R/W on the east Bide of U.S. 19 north of S.R. 60 through condemnation from Sidney Colen, the owner had a billboard sign partly on the R/W and partly on his property whioh he had planned to move back on his property but the City has a moratorium on billboards. He stated if the State attempted to tear down the sign they would probably end up in Court which would further delay construction of the over- paBs. He asked the City1s help in negotiatlng a solution. After discussion, Commissioner Williams moved that the City Manager and the City Attorney be directed to work out whatever meana is necessary to provide the State Road Dept. with access to that right of way aa Boon as pOSSible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #15 - Ordinance #1358 - Amending Zoning Map of City - p~eviouBly approved of Bloclc M, HibiSCUS Gardens to Bj Portion of Section 19-29-16 to R-4Aj and Lota 1 to 12, Block B, Harvey Park Sub. to B. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1358 be read and considered by~tle only on the first reading by the unanimoua consent of the Cornm1ssion. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Conun1ssioner Williams moved that Ol'dinance #1358 be passed on ita first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1358 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance WAS read by title only. Commiasioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1358 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #16 - Ordinance #1359 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Section 9-29-16 - Brown Homes Inc.j West 333.821 of swk of swk of NWt of Section 9-29-16 - Kapok Tree Innj & Part of Lot 12 of Clearwater Industrial Park - UPARC. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1359 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and 'carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1359 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commiasioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1359be read and oonaidered on second and final reading by title only at thia meeting of the Commission by unanimouB conaent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. . Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1359 be passed on its aecond and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials. of the City be authorized to 'execute it. Motion was seconded by Commiasloner Wachtler and carried' unanimously. " ~ \ . . . , . . ~.' q :. t ',' ~ ~'\ .c ~ . -........ - . ,"':. ~ .;. . ' ,', T .', ,:~T' ,.'-*................-....,.......'~.....-.~t:c-(".4.. '.......... ~;'"'l~'Il~- . ' ~I.I t . . T.," ."r' " ...:;;.... ". " ~.' .~ : ',I] /3 " . ~.G?' .< t . . , .3' , -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING January 4J 1972 ITEM #17 - Aoceptanoe of Deeds & Easements - Instruments tromOwnera to be Annexed. Quit Claim Deed for'McMullen-Booth Rd. in swk or sEt of Nwk or Seation 9-29-16- Kapok Tree InnJ Inc, Restrictions from Art Bilt Homee of ClearwaterJ Inc. tor Lots 1 & 2J Bl 0, Sunset Pt. 2nd Add & Lot 29 Sunset Pt. Sub. Deed from Art Bilt Homes of Clearwater, Inc. for Sunset Pt. Rd. trom Lots 1 '& 2, Blk 0, Sunset Pt. #2 & Lot 29 Sunaet Pt. Sub. Commiaoioner Carlson moved too t the deedo and easements as outlined by the City Attorney be aocepted and the City Clerk be direoted to record Burne 1n the publio records of Pinellas County, Fla. Motion was aeoonded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #18 - Authorization to execute Agreement - Karnensky & M.J. Brock &: Sons, Inc. The City Attorney explained thiB wae an agreement for the owners to convey property for a publiC park in Section 1-29-15 with the understanding that under a temporary easement they will be permitted to install water and sewer lines around the perimeters of the park. Commissioner Wachtler moved to authorize execution of the agreement, and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #19 - Authorization to Purchase Lots 7 & 8, Block 3, Lake Belleview Addn. for Myrtle Avenue Extension South project. Commissioner Wachtler moved to authorize the purchase for $4,600, from Myrtle A. Bell, and the appropriate orficials be authorized to execute contract. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #20 - Assessment Resolution - Terra Alto Estates - Sanitary Sewers. The City Attorney presented Resolution #72-2 assessing the abutting properties for construction of sanitary sewer lines. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution #72-2 be passed and adopted and the appropriate offioials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented Resolution #72-3 authorizing the City Attorney and other agents of the City to oppoae special act to de-annex the South portion of Sand Key from the City. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution #72-3 be passed and adopted and the appropriate of1'iciala be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The City Manager presented contract agreement for approval with Wallace W. Blackburn et ux and William G. Blackburn et ux and John Fite 1'or purchase or Morningside swimming pool and recreational complex (pt. of Lot 17 Pinellas Groves, NWt S~c. 19-29-16, and pt. 01' Lot 24, Pinellas Groves, NE!, Seo. 19-29-16) and a rive year option to purchase the adjoining aoreage at $25,000 per acre. Commissioner Williams moved to approve the agreement between the City and Wallace W. Blackburn and wi1'ej William G. Blackburn & wife and John Fite for the purchase of swimming pools, bathhouse, lockers, etc., in addition to lease agreement for 5 years at no cost to the City, total purchase price $92,500 with the restaurant property not to be used exoept for restaurant or professional purposes and the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to exeoute this agreement tomorrow morning unless any of the Commission has serious Objection. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The Mayor suggested creating a Citizens Oovernmental Participation Committee, a ract finding and advisory group. He recommended dividing the City into five areas with each Commissioner appointing one citizen resident in each of five areas, a total 01' 25 people. He would like to authorize appointment 01' such committee following next election BO the new Commission members could make the appointments. Commissioner Williams commented 25 members was a rather unwieldy number and that the committee should not supersede the functions of other City Boards. Commissioner Carlson commented it was a good plan. CommiSSioner Wachtler suggested that the matter be postponed for two weeks. Commissioner Williams moved that the proposal for a Citizens Governmental Participation Committee be placed on the agenda for January 17th for favorable consideration. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Upon the recommendation of Commissioner Wachtler, the Mayor recommended the appointment of Dr. Bruce Cochran to serve on the Marine Advisory Board. Commissioner Williams moved that the appOintment be approved as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams suggested that the work sessions be eliminated as they were not needed with the material and memorandums supplied by the City Manager previous to the meetings. CommiSSioner Williams moved to eliminate the , work sessions. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise. The City Manager spoke in objection, saying it would make operation of the City government more, difficult, cut in half the number of occasions when the City Commission sits down together benef1ttin~ from the various vlewp9ints, and would make it more diffioult to ,follow the 'government in the sunshine law". COmmissioner Wachtler concurred with Commissioners Williams and Carwise. Discussion ensued. .1 ~. .' " , ) , , C"" , ':: ." \,. ~.:::.:~) .~.~ "'~.'.:..' . ".'-.\ ...... >~~........ ..........,. ""'I'...._+........,...~~.... .., _~~..... 't::;..'.~.~:-.::-' .....l".-......:! ~:"'.-. " Air Reduction American Home P~oducts Eastman Kodak General Motors Goodyear Tire Munsingwear, Inc. J. C. Penney, Inc. Singer Company Uniroyal General Mills Merck 'Commissioner Carwise.moved that the autuorization be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried. unanimously. 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Reports from City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Aotion Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan ,Trustees , ." 'J' Reports: from City Manager 3. Eoat, Slip Lease - 'Mid Way Eoatel~ Inc. . 4. Planning for oreenwood Neighborhood. Redevelopment 5. Contract - F. Morris re Design for Expanded Police and court Room Fnoilities . 6. Aooeptance of Plat - College Park Subd. (Finkenbinder) , 7.' Assignment of Lease ~,Conoession at Jack RUBsell Stadium 8. Assignment of Lease at Marina (Suncoaet Yacht Sales) , 9. Request for Sewer Service: a~ Duncan, Nursery to'Lakeview b. Carlton Terr., Cnrlton Terr., 1st Addn., &: Green MeadowS 10.. Request for Annexation - Lots 107 &: 108, Slcy1ine Groves Subd. (Colo) Eids, 8" Cast' Iron Pipe . Bids, Automobiles and Truoks ' Other Engineering Matters Verbal Reports and other Pending Matters ~ : 'I ' . ~ '. 11. 12. 13. 14. " , Reports from City Attorney 15. 'Ord. #1358 -, Amend1ng Zoning Map of City - Previously approved or El M, Hibiscus Gdns. to E; Portion of Sec. 19-29-16 to R-4A; & Lots, 1 to 12} Bl E, Harvey Park Subd. to B 16. ., Ord. #1359 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of ' Sec. 9-29-16; W 333.821 of swk of SEt of Nwk of Sec. ' 9-29-16; &: Part of Lot 12 of Clearwater Industrial Park ) 17. Acceptance of Deeds & Easements Instruments from Owners to be annexed ' 18. Authorization to execute Agreement Kamensky &: M. J. Erock &: Sons, Inc. ,19. Authorization to purchase Lots 7 &: 8, El 3} Lake Belleview Addn. . for Myrtle Avenue Extension project 20. Assessment Resolution - Terra Alto' Estates Sanitary Sewers Pension Plan Trustees 21. Equity Investments , , ,. , t" " J,' .' I'. . " l, ,; '. " , ., P,' ;:;1;[;;\; :",;,",:,:< ,;:' '.;, ,', , ,', " ' , ' , ,,', ' ' , IJ; )" '" '1~ I~ ~ ~ . . ". .' . \... , . . ~~~~~;~~ii)J~~i;f~litF~j~0.t(;;~,,/,,: '? ':j:,~: i.:,' ,,', ';.;: ,,: :', ,:, ,". , : ' ' " , . 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