2013-05-20 Regular Meeting NEW HANOVER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BOOK 32
REGULAR MEETING,MAY 20,2013 PAGE 627
ASSEMBLY
The New Hanover County Board of Commissioners met in Regular Session on Monday-, May 20, 2013, at
9:00 a.m. in the Assembly Room of the New Hanover County Courthouse, 24 North Third Street, Wilmington,NC.
Members present: Chairman Woody White: Vice-Chair Beth Dawson: Commissioner Jonathan Barfield,
Jr.: Commissioner Brian M. Berger:and Commissioner Thomas Wolfe.
Staff present: County Attorney Wanda M. Copley: County Manager Chris Coudriet: and Clerk to the Board
Sheila L. Schuh.
MOMENT OF SILENCE AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Chairman White led the audience in a moment of silence and Commissioner Barfield led the audience in
the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA
Chairman White asked if anti- member of the Board would like to remove or discuss anti- item on the
Consent Agenda.
Motion: Vice-Chair Dawson MOVED, SECONDED by Commissioner Barfield,to approve the Consent Agenda as
presented. Upon vote, the MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
CONSENT AGENDA
Approval of Minutes—Governing Body
The Commissioners approved the minutes from the following meetings as presented by the Clerk to the
Board:
Agenda Review Meeting held on May 2,2013
Special Meeting held on May 6, 2013
Closed Session Meeting held on May 6, 2013
Regular Meeting held on May 6, 2013
Approval of the New Hanover County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council Funding Recommendation for
Fiscal Year 2013-2014—New Hanover County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council
The Commissioners, at the request of the New Hanover County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council,
approved the allocation of State Juvenile Crime Prevention Council fiords for fiscal year 2013-2014 as follows:
• Juvenile Crime Prevention Council Administration-$5,501
• Teen Court-$45,874
• Youth Empowerment Sei ices-$381,969
Approval of Changes to the Cape Fear Museum's Collections Policy—Cape Fear Museum
The Commissioners, at the request of the Museum Advisory Board, approved the changes made to the
Cape Fear Museum's Collections Policy.
A copy of the Cape Fear Museum's Collections Policy is available for review at the Cape Fear Museum.
Approval of Four Donations for Accession into the Museum's Permanent Collection—Cape Fear Museum
The Commissioners accepted the donation of four regional artifacts for accession into the Museum's
Permanent Collection.
A complete copy of the Cape Fear Museum Permanent Collection May 2013 list is available for review at
the Cape Fear Museum.
Approval of Thirty-four Objects for Deaccession from the Museum's Permanent Collection — Cape Fear
Museum
The Commissioners approved the list of thirty-four objects for deaccession from the Cape Fear Museum's
Permanent Collection.
A copy of the Cape Fear Museum Deaccession May 2013 list is available for review at the Cape Fear
Museum.
Acceptance of New Hanover County and New Hanover County Fire District Tax Collection Reports — Tax
Department
The Commissioner accepted the following Tax Collection Reports as of April 2013:
New Hanover County-Fire District
New Hanover Comm-
Copies of the Tax Collection Reports are hereby incorporated as a part of the minutes and are contained in
Exhibit Book XXXVI,Page 8.1.
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Adoption of Budget Ordinance Amendments—Budget Department
The Commissioners adopted the following Budget Ordinance Amendments for fiscal year ending June 30,
2013:
13-222 - Sheriffs Office
13-228- Sheriffs Office
13-223 - Social SeivIces
13-227- Social SeivIces
13-225 -Museum
13-226-Parks&Gardens
Copies of the budget ordinance amendments are hereby incorporated as part of the minutes and are
contained in Exhibit Book XXXVI,Page 8.2.
REGULAR ITEMS OF BUSINESS
COMMENTS BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY BEN DAVID CONCERNING THE BLUE RIBBON
COMMISSION
District Attorney Ben David offered comments in support of the Blue Ribbon Commission. The Blue
Ribbon Commission is a partnership that includes court officers, political leaders, the United Way, Chamber of
Commerce, school officials, hospital officials, and faith-based organizations to address youth violence and crime
with an emphasis on prevention and intervention. Since 2009 to the present, in the Youth Enrichment Zone, crime
has decreased 28%.
PRESENTATION OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY RETIREMENT AWARDS
County Manager Chris Coudriet requested the following employees to step forward to receive retirement
awards:
Katluvii Bujalski—Library
Marsha Haves—Librai
John Ranalli—Department of Social Sei ices
On behalf of the Board, Chairman White presented a retirement award,expressed appreciation,and thanked
them for their nears of dedicated sei ice.
PRESENTATION OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY SERVICE AWARDS
County Manager Chris Coudriet requested the following employees to step forward to receive sei ice
awards:
Five Year: Norma Brown—Department of Social Sei ices
Ten Year: Warren Lee—Emergency Management/911
Darryl Hinson—Property Management
Fifteen Year: Erica Price-Pollock—Department of Social Sei ices
Kimberly Roane—Environmental Management
Twenty Year: Susan Phiel—Department of Social Sei ices
Kelly Redenbaugh—Department of Social Sei ices
On behalf of the Board, Chairman White presented a sei ice award to each employee, expressed
appreciation,and thanked them for their years of dedicated sei ice.
RECOGNITION OF NEW EMPLOYEES
County Manager Chris Coudriet requested the following new employees to stand and be introduced:
Anrra Conrrely—Libraiv
Scott Romblad—Planning and Inspections
Yazmin Manilla Alvarez—Property Management
On behalf of the Board, Chairman White welcomed the employees to County Governrnent and wished
them success in their new positions.
ADOPTION OF PROCLAMATION RECOGNIZING JUNE 2013 AS ELDER ABUSE AWARENESS
MONTH IN NEW HANOVER COUNTY
The Cape Fear Elder Abuse Prevention Network Representatives Mariarma B. Stacy and Jane Jones
submitted the request for the Board's consideration to proclaim June 2013 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month in
New Hanover County and were present to receive the proclamation.
Vice-Chair Dawson read the proclamation into the record and moved for adoption.
Motion: Vice-Chair Dawson MOVED, SECONDED by Commissioner Barfield, to adopt the proclamation
recognizing June 2013 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month in New Hanover County. Upon vote, the MOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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James Beck addressed the Board sharing the stoiv of a neighbor who he feels experienced elder abuse.
A copy of the proclamation is hereby incorporated as a part of the minutes and is contained in Exhibit Book
XXXVI,Page 8.3.
ADOPTION OF PROCLAMATION RECOGNIZING MAY 2013 AS FOSTER CARE AWARENESS
MONTH IN NEW HANOVER COUNTY
Social Sei ices Manager Brian Bocnuk submitted the request for the Board's consideration to proclaim
May 2013 as Foster Care Awareness Month in New Hanover County and were present to receive the proclamation.
Commissioner Barfield read the proclamation into the record and moved for adoption.
Motion: Commissioner Barfield MOVED, SECONDED by Commissioner Berger, to adopt the proclamation
recognizing May 2013 as Foster Care Awareness Month in New Hanover County. Upon vote, the MOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
A copy of the proclamation is hereby incorporated as a part of the minutes and is contained in Exhibit Book
XXXVI,Page 8.4.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL ANNUAL UPDATE
New Hanover County Inspections Department Ads-ismy Council Chairman Rodney Harris presented the
Inspections Department Advisory Council annual update stating that the purpose is to provide advice and guidance
to the Inspections Division of the Planning and Inspections Department to ensure timely, efficient, consistent
professional sei ice. Eight appointed members represent the Commercial and Residential Builders, Plumbing,
Mechanical and Electrical Contractors, Engineers, and rivo at-large members: meeting quarterly. Two items the
Council reviewed this past year were the proposed fee schedule and the One-Solution software.
On behalf of the Board, Chairman White thanked Mr. Harris for the presentation.
ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF NEW
HANOVER,NORTH CAROLINA PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NOT TO EXCEED 555,000,000
GENERAL OBLIGATION COMMUNITY COLLEGE BONDS, SERIES 2013A, 540,000,000 GENERAL
OBLIGATION REFUNDING BONDS, SERIES 2013B AND 532,000,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION
REFUNDING BONDS, SERIES 2013C, OF THE COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER, NORTH CAROLINA
AND PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN OTHER RELATED MATTERS
Finance Director Lisa Wurtzbacher presented the request for the Board's consideration to adopt the
resolutions approving the issuance of bonds for the Cape Fear Community College and refunding of General
Obligation Bonds.
• Requested actions for Cape Fear Community College:
• Previously-approved by voters
• New money for facilities construction
• No public hearing required
• Adopting resolutions and form documents
• Requested actions for Refunding:
• Not extending maturity date
• Refunding for amoral savings
• No public hearing required
• Adopting resolutions and form documents
• Cape Fear Community College Bonds:
• Voter authorized in the amount of$164,000,000
• 2010 issue in the amount of$70,000,000
• Authorized,not issued in the amount of$94,000,000
• 2013 proposed issue in the amount of$54,000,000
• Remaining amount to issue in the amount of$40,000,000
• Proceeds from the 2010 bond sale have been depleted
• Construction of Union Station and parking deck are nearing completion
• Constnnction of the Fine Arts and Humanities building has begun
• Design and architect work for the Emerging and Advanced Technologies Building has begun
• Needs:
• Construction of Union Station—needs in the amount of$10,832,237
• Construction of Fine Arts—needs in the amount of$42,996,756
• Design of Emerging Technologies—needs in the amount of$171,007
• Total current needs in the amount of$54,000,000
• Impact:
• No impact in Fiscal Year 2013
• Debt sei ice does not begin until Fiscal Year 2014
• Estimated average increase in debt sei ice in the amount of$3,739,979
• Impact on debt per capita—estimated amounts-258:2013 projected - 1,963
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• Impact on debt to assessed value in the amount of 0.186%:2013 projected at 1.42%
• Impact on debt seivice to operational expenditures in the amount of 1.307%
• Refiniding bonds:
• Refinrding general obligation bonds:
• 2004 refimding bonds
• 2005 voter authorized New Hanover Comit-v Public School Bonds
• 2013 Remded debt:
• Estimated principal of$72 million
• Estimated interest rate of 1.83%
• Proposed savings:
• 2004 refimded bonds—estimated savings in the amount of$3,714,224
• 2006 refimded bonds—estimated savings in the amount of$641,381
• 2007 refimded bonds—estimated savings in the amount of$1,825,825
• Total estimated savings-$6,181,430
• Total old debt seivIce in the amount of $85,850,563: estimated new debt seivIce in the
amount of$79,669,133
Chairman White stated that before the Board is a Resolution Making Certain Statements of Facts
considering the issuance of bonds that must be presented to the Local Government Commission making certain
determinations as set forth in the General Statutes.
The Board must find as follows:
1. The proposed bonds will lower debt seivices:
2. The sums estimated for the bonds are not excessive:
3. The County's past debt, budgetary and fiscal management policies are compliant with all applicable
laws:
4. The schedule for issuing the bonds do not require a property tax increase:and
5. The Comit-v authorizes and directs staff to retain bond counsel,underwriters and underwriter's counsel.
Chairman White requested a motion to adopt the Resolution Making Certain Statements of Facts as
presented.
Motion: Vice-Chair Dawson MOVED, SECONDED by Commissioner Barfield, to adopt the Resolution Making
Certain Statements of Facts as presented. Upon vote, the MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Chairman White reported that also before the Board is a Resolution Authorizing the Issuance of not to
Exceed$72,000,000 General Obligation Refunding Bonds. An application has been filed with the Secretary of the
Local Government Commission of North Carolina requesting Commission approval of the bonds. A tax sufficient
to pay the principal of and interest on the General Obligation Refimding Bonds when due shall be armually levied
and collected. A sworn statement of the County's debt has been filed with the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners
and is open to public inspection. This Bond Order shall take effect on its adoption.
Chairman White requested a motion to adopt the Resolution Authorizing the Issuance of not to Exceed
$72,000,000 General Obligation Refunding Bonds.
Motion: Commissioner Barfield MOVED, SECONDED by Vice-Chair Dawson to adopt the Resolution
Authorizing the Issuance of not to Exceed $72,000,000 General Obligation Refunding Bonds. Upon vote, the
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Chairman White continued reporting that before the Board is a Resolution for The Issuance of Not to
Exceed$127,000,000 General Obligation Bonds and request that the Local Government Commission (a)sell the
not to exceed$55,000,000 New Money Bonds for providing facilities for Cape Fear Community College through
a competitive sale and (b) sell the not to exceed $72,000,000 Refunding Bonds through a negotiated sale to
Stephens Inc. and First Southwest Company in accordance isith the terms and conditions set forth in Bond
Purchase Agreements to be dated on or about June 12,2013. The Board approves the form of the Bond Purchase
Agreements,Escrow Agreement, and official statements(all as described in the resolution) and directs staff to do
any and all things necessary and that are in conformity with the purposes and intent of this Resolution and
requested a motion for approval.
Motion: Commissioner Barfield MOVED, SECONDED by Vice-Chair Dawson, to adopt the Resolution for The
Issuance of Not to Exceed $127,000,000 General Obligation Bonds and request that the Local Government
Commission (a) sell the not to exceed $55,000,000 New Money Bonds for providing facilities for Cape Fear
Community College through a competitive sale and (b) sell the not to exceed $72,000,000 Refunding Bonds
through a negotiated sale to Stephens Inc. and First Southwest Company in accordance with the terms and
conditions set forth in Bond Purchase Agreements to be dated on or about June 12, 2013. The Board approves
the form of the Bond Purchase Agreements, Escrow Agreement, and official statements (all as described in the
resolution) and directs staff to do any and all things necessary and that are in conformity with the purposes and
intent of this Resolution. Upon vote, the MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
Copies of the resolutions are hereby incorporated as part of the minutes and are contained in Exhibit Book
XXXVI,Page 8.5.
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AUTHORIZATION OF REQUEST BY WILMINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TO SUBMIT AN
APPLICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SMALL COMMUNITY AIR
SERVICE DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM AND APPROVAL TO PROVIDE A LETTER OF
SUPPORT AND FINANCIAL COMMITMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF A 5100,000
New Hanover County Airport Authority Vice-Chairman Tom Barber presented the request,on behalf of the
Wilmington International Airport (IL,M), to submit a grant application to the Department of Transportation Small
Community Air Sei ice Development Program (SCASDP) to improve air sei ice. The goal of this federal grant
program is to provide financial assistance to assist small hubs with improving air sei ice. This federal program is
authorized to award up to forty grants a year with no more than four grants in each state.
The key to participate in this grant process is local community involvement in terms of cash contribution
commitments. Local contributions consist of:
• "Non-airport cash'' contributions—given priority
• Airport contributions—marketing and advertising dollars:fee waivers
• In-kind contributions(airport and community)
IL,M's goal is to receive a$1 million grant. A 10%community match is the minimal recommended amount
needed for consideration. To make the application more attractive they are targeting non-airport cash contributions
in the amount of$200,000 for the 20% community match. The request is for the County to contribute $100,000
with the remaining $100,000 coming from other community partners. The estimated contribution for new air
sei ice would be approximately$350,000.
The next steps are:
• Community cash contribution commitments due June 1,2013
• Application filing deadline: tentatively June 19, 2013
• No community dollars needed until the grant is awarded and a new air sei ice provider is
achieved.
Hearing no discussion, Chairman White requested direction from the Board.
Motion: Vice-Chair Dawson MOVED, SECONDED by Commissioner Wolfe, to authorize the Wilmington
International Airport to submit an application to the Department of Transportation Small Community Air Sei ice
Development Grant Program and approve providing a letter of support and financial commitment in the amount of
$100,000 as presented. Upon vote, the MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
BREAK
Chairman White called for a break from 10:18 a.m.until 10:31 a.m.
PRESENTATION OF FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014 RECOMMENDED BUDGET
County Manager Chris Coudriet presented the Fiscal Year 2013-2014 New Hanover County Recommended
Budget highlighting the following:
• General Fund numbers include New Hanover Count-v Schools:
• Total$282 million,0.51%increase over FY13 Revised
• Estimated Tax base$29.2 billion,<1%increase
• No change Tax Rate=55.4 cents
• Value of a penny= $2.9 million
•
Prima iv Focus on Economic Development& Superior Public Education
• Economic Development:
• $572,336 expected to cany over to FY13-14 - not currently designated for any specific purpose
but would be available for any appropriate economic development initiative
• Continued finding recommended for:
• Wilmington Regional Film Commission: $115,466
• Plus$25,000 to enhance marketing efforts
• Wilmington Business Development: $136,977
• Wilmington Downtown, Inc.: $25,000
• Southeastern Economic Development: $20,267
• Additional$330,290 to develop an economic strategy and partnerships with the Private sector
• Superior Public Education:
• Emphasis on early childhood education&preparing all students for the 21st century advanced by
• Two part-time Library Associates for"Every Child Ready to Read"
• Early literacy program developed by the American Library Association
• Most effective way of reaching the age group 0 to 5
• Nationally recognized,researched based program
• Develops school readiness&skills crucial to achieving grade level reading
• Third grade reading proficiency best predictor of high school graduation and success in the
work force
• Total cost-$50,350
• Emphasis on early childhood education&preparing all students for the 21st century advanced by
• Quality-Daycare
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• Critical to child's long-term educational success
• Access to affordable, quality daycare enables parents to work
• Quality daycare prepares children for school
• County's$635,000 to off-set State's estimated cut of$500,000
• Will provide twelve months of daycare for 130 children of eligible families
• Recommended budget FY13-14 primaiv increases include:
• New Hanover Count-v Schools: $4.4M, 5%
• Cape Fear Community College: $ .5M,2%
• New Hanover Count-v Schools:
• Operating-$64.7 million increase$3.3 million
• Capital-$2.5 million increase$1.76 million
• Debt-$20.9 million decrease$0.63 million
• Total increase of 5%-$4.4 million
• Cape Fear Community College:
• Operating-$8.7 million increase$0.84 million
• Debt-$11.5 million decrease$0.37 million
• Total increase of 2%-$0.5 million
• New Hanover Count-v School Security:
• Currently:
• 8 Middle Schools
• 14 SROs—School funded
• 4 High Schools
• 8 SROs—Count-v funded $500,000
• Elementary expansion proposal—3-year cost$2.3 million:
• 11 Additional SROs
• Rotate 25 Elementaiv Schools
• FY14 Cost estimate-$1,000,000
• Includes one-time equipment and vehicle costs
• FY15 Cost estimate-$639,048
• FY16 Cost estimate-$664,052
• Personnel:
• 2%market adjustment of the salary schedule
• 1.5%merit pool
• 7%increase in premium for BCBS
• 5%increase in NC Retirement rate
• Recommended position changes:
• New positions—8 Sheriff; 5 Social Services
• Unfrozen—one in each—Community Justice Services,Museum,Parks,Tax
• Temporary to Regular—48—already working 40+hours
• Grant—8 Sheriff; 2 Libraiv
• Eliminated a total of ten vacant unfunded positions permanently from position count
• Additional personnel items:
• Unemployment Insurance increase: $356,823
• Pai-&Classification Studv: $125,000
• $1 million in Salary Lag
• Expenditures by function:
• Education remains the largest expenditure followed by the Human Seivices programs.
• In the current budget(FYI 1-12)education is 26.9%of the General Fund.
• Education Debt includes Schools and CFCC:is almost twice as large as the rest of County debt.
• Revenue by category:
• Ad Valorem Taxes (57.3%), together with Sales Taxes (18.6%), comprise 75.90%of total County
revenues.
• Intergovernmental Revenues(14.2%)next largest category of revenue.
• These three=90%of County revenues—Dangerous lack of diversity of revenue
• Counties need the ability to diversify revenues in order to protect their ability to provide essential
sei vices
• The FY13-14 tax base is estimated to be$29 billion;this is less than a 1%increase from FY12-13.
• The revenue-neutral tax rate is 55.4 cents and a 98.4%collection rate is anticipated.
• Revenue from sales tax is estimated to grow 3.5%over FY12-13 receipts.
• Recommending$9 million of fiord balance be appropriated: this is an increase of$2 million from
FY12-13.
• Such a use of fund balance is possible due to the County's strong financial health, but is not
sustainable.
• Environmental Management Fund:
• FY13-14 Budget=$13.9 million:2.2%increase from the FY12-13 Budget
• Constant Tipping Fee=$59/ton:no increase projected for five years
• New Transfers to moderate future costs for capital and landfill post-closure costs
• Budget supports capital needs
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• Fire SeivIce District Fund:
• FY13-14 Budget=$11.5 million: 5.8%decrease from the FY12-13 Budget
• Budget appropriates$.24 million of Fund Balance
• Tax base is estimated to be$11.2 billion:tax base increased 9%
• Ad Valorem Tax Rate=7.9 cents,no change
• Value of a penny= $1.1 million
• Unknowns/Future Concems:
• Strength of the economic recovery
• Length and impact of Federal sequestration
• Impact of North Carolina General Assembly actions especially to Human Sei ices programs and
New Hanover County revenue structure and sources
• Next steps:
• Budget work sessions prior to Agenda Review on May 30 and June 13,2013 at 2:30 p.m.
• June 3,2013—Public Hearing on FYI 3-14 Recommended Budget
• June 17,2013—commissioners adopt FY13-14 Budget
After a brief question and answer period, Chairman White thanked County Manager Coudriet for the
presentation.
APPOINTMENTS TO THE PARKS CONSERVANCY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman White reported that the Board of Commissioners established the Parks Conseivancy Board of
Directors on April 16, 2012. The Board is being requested to appointment eight members to the Parks Conservancy
Board and one Commissioner with nine applications having been received. The terms will be for three years and
expire on June 30, 2016.
In response to Board questions concerning the need to stagger the terms, County Manager Chris Coudriet
reported that staff will bring a recommendation to the Board at their next meeting: the appointments can be made
and the terms assigned at the next meeting.
Vice-Chair Dawson nominated Faw D. Brock, Oliver Carter III, Tom Conway-, John Dismukes, Melissa
Ivey-, Theron Marshall, Antonio Saviano, and Jeremy-M. Wilson. The nomination was seconded bi- Commissioner
Barfield.
Vote Results: The Board voted UNANIMOUSLY to appoint Faye D. Brock, Oliver Carter III, Tom Conway, John
Dismukes, Melissa Ivev, Theron Marshall, Antonio Saviano, and Jeremy- M. Wilson to the Parks Conseivancv
Board of Directors with the terms to be determined at the Board's June 3,2013 meeting.
In response to Board discussion concerning the request to make a commissioner appointment, the
consensus of the Board was to appoint Vice-Chair Dawson to the position.
PUBLIC COMMENTS ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS
Chairman White announced that time has been reserved to allow the public to present an item that was not
listed on the regular agenda with the following person addressing the Board:
John Babb stated that he is a resident of New Hanover County and spoke in opposition to the Amotion
Hearing process.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, Chairman White adjoumed the meeting at 11:31 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Sheila L. Schult
Clerk to the Board
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