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YOUR OFFICIAL CITY NEWSLETTER MARCH-APRIL 2018

FROM THE COUNCIL DESK BY MAYOR FRANK CATINO Sewer line issues are getting a lot of attention lately, and for good reason. Brevard County and all of its municipalities agreed to work together for the half percent sales tax to improve the Lagoon. We need to make sure we stop putting new pollution in the lagoon at the same time we are working to clean up the pollution. Sewer discharges into the Lagoon often occur after a lot of rain and flooding pushes water into cracks in the sewer pipes, which overloads the treatment plant. Cracks in pipes can occur for a variety of reasons, including such as tree roots, accidental strikes by other utilities, and shifting sand. However, all of these reasons can occur more often with aging pipes. Therefore, Brevard County is in the

process of making large investments to correct this problem.

After the sewer discharges occurred during Hurricane Matthew, the City began working with the County to fast track $134 million in improvements throughout the beachside areas south of Pineda Causeway. With the strong support of Commissioner Curt Smith, we can see the County contractor trucks working throughout our

neighborhoods upgrading our sewer lines.

In addition to upgrades to the Brevard County sewer lines, the City and the County want to also address the private lines (drain pipes) that connect the public system to each home. As such, the County will be completing a “smoke test” throughout Satellite Beach beginning in March 2018. Kimley-Horn has been contracted by the Brevard County Utilities Department to perform the testing. The results from these tests can include potential points of inflow and infiltration, points of groundwater or surface water intrusion into the sewer, cross connections between sanitary sewers and storm drains, or defective sewer connections that could allow sewer

gases into a building.

The County and their contractor will be setting up at multiple points in the area with County utility staff to perform the testing. The smoke will be blown into a manhole and you will see it exiting from the vent stacks on houses or holes in the ground. This smoke is non-toxic, non-staining, odorless, white and/or grey in color, and creates no fire hazard. The results of the testing will be used to develop an incentive program designed to financially assist homeowners

in replacing their drain pipes.

Brevard County has been working steadily to address this

problem, which, unfortunately began a long time ago. The

City has been instrumental in working with them to fast track

improvements and develop the drain pipe replacement

program. Our ultimate goal is to Save the Indian River

Lagoon.

Brevard County contractor upgrading sewer lines in

the City.

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CITY CREATES NEW CITIZEN BUDGET COMMITTEE

As a result of actions by the Florida Legislature, the November 2018 ballot will include an option for voters to consider an additional $25,000 homestead exemption. If the voters approve this exemption, the City can expect an estimated $600,000 reduction in ad valorem tax revenue, which will have a significant impact on the City’s General Fund. City Council has approved the creation of a Citizen Budget Committee to promote

objectivity, transparency, and to seek new perspectives in reviewing the City budget.

This five-member citizen committee will require a significant time commitment and greater consideration will be given to those applicants who are not currently serving on other City Boards. Applications will be accepted through the City Clerk’s Office and applicants must be registered voters and be residents of the City of Satellite Beach. The application deadline is March 14th. Applications will be reviewed by Council at their March 21, 2018 meeting. Once selected, it is anticipated that the Committee would meet bi-weekly from April through June, and will review information on fund structures, revenues, and expenses, including

presentations by all departments.

To apply for the Citizen Budget Committee, or to complete an application to serve on any of the other City Boards, please contact the City Clerk’s Office at 321-773-4407 or download the application from the City’s

website: http://www.satellitebeachfl.org/government/city_boards/index.php

MAYORS FITNESS CHALLENGE ACTIVITIES City staff has partnered with Indian Harbour Beach staff to create a robust calendar of free weekly events for the Mayor’s Fitness Challenge. The full calendar is on the homepage of the City Website with a full listing of all the details you need to stay active! Here are some of the highlights:

Sundays-Beach walks at noon at Bicentennial Beach Boardwalk and head south to Millennium Beach Park. (2/11, 3/11 & 25,4/15) Swimming at Indian Harbour Beach Pool-Improve your basic strokes and water

fitness. 10-11 am.

Open Gym Basketball –Play basketball pick-up games on Sunday evenings from 6-9pm in the DRS Gym.

Mondays-(Alternating weeks, Check dates) 3 H's Exercise Class for Adults and Seniors-The Happy, Healthy

Heart is a work out with weights, do a bit of cardio, and stretch it all out in a fun-filled 45 minutes. Class uses

chairs and weights. (Alternating weeks, Check dates) Hatha Yoga This gentle form of yoga combines physical well-being and

balances body, mind and spirit . Bring your yoga mat. 6:30-7:45pm at the Pelican Beach Clubhouse. (Alternating weeks, Check dates) Have Fun, Stay Fit- Aerobics This program is a great adult workout that

includes warm-ups, steps, mat work, weights and a cool down. 8:45-9:45am Location: DRS Dance Studio 1. (Alternating weeks, Check dates) Adult Open Pickleball-Held in the DRS Gym Mondays at 7pm for all

abilities, Saturdays at 5pm for beginners and 6pm for intermediate/advanced players. Walk in Gleason Park with Indian Harbour Beach Mayor Dave Panicola from 6:00-6:30. Meet at the board-

walk area in Gleason Park 1233 Yacht Club Blvd.

Tuesdays-Longdoggers Run for Brews begins at 7:00 pm on every Tuesday at the Satellite Beach location.

Intro to Vinyasa Yoga with Tara at Innovation Yoga, 714 S Patrick Dr, Satellite Beach. Blitz with Troy is an intense, cardio/resistance interval class designed to get you into shape quickly. Bring a

towel and water, first timer attendees need to fill out a waiver at front desk, please arrive 10-15 mins early.

Wednesdays-Walk in Gleason Park with Indian Harbour Beach Mayor Dave Panicola from 6:00-6:30 pm.

Thursdays-Cardio Kickboxing with Shannon- 9:00 am at Fitness On Fifth (145 5th Avenue, Indialantic).

Blitz at South Beach Fitness 12:00 pm.

Beginners Power Yoga with Mindy at 3 pm at Innovation Yoga, 714 S Patrick Dr, Satellite Beach.

Zumba with Shannon at South Beach Fitness at 6 pm.

Fridays- Join City Manager Courtney Barker for a walk with your dog at the Satellite Beach Dog Park every

Friday at 5:00 pm for a few laps around the track.

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SATELLITE BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

SUSTAINABLE SATELLITE BEACH

The Satellite Beach Police Department has many opportunities for those who are looking to donate their

time and give back to their community. We are anxious to have you join our team!

The Satellite Beach Police Department has openings for individuals who are interested in volunteering in our Citizens On Patrol, Marine Patrol, Stop By & Say Hi, House Check, Bike Patrol and Walking Beach Patrol

Programs.

The Satellite Beach Police Department Volunteer’s have a wonderful program called Stop By & Say Hi where they literally do just that. Our volunteers have become true best friends with our residents and enjoy visiting with them weekly where they laugh, tell funny stories and enjoy each other’s company. We offer friendship and support while keeping our residents engaged and plugged in with their community. There are no requirements except to be a city resident. It is free of charge. We stay as long as the resident wants, our visits are confidential and we sincerely care. You must complete a background check and the required training in each program and be able to donate 2 hours a week. Our police department volunteers are an extension of our eyes and ears and provide invaluable services for our community. Our programs are exciting, interesting and throughout the year we

also participate in special events.

Our department is looking for positive, energetic individuals who want to have fun and be a part of our community. Come join us. For more information, please contact:

Linda Harlow (321) 773-4400 x 125

Or email: [email protected]

Join the City’s Environmental Programs Coordinator Nick Sanzone on Thursday, March 22nd for a “Stormwater & Lawn Maintenance” workshop at 7:00pm in City Hall Council Chambers. Residents and landscapers are welcome to learn how proper landscaping maintenance benefits the lagoon. The workshop will also feature information about some new incentive programs for residents and contractors, like the Lagoon Friendly Lawns program and the Small Plant Grant program. The April 26th workshop, “Dark Skies & Sea Turtle Nesting,” will talk about the dark skies program and how it benefits sea turtles. All workshops will be recorded and posted on the City Youtube Channel,

www.youtube.com/user/CityofSatelliteBeach, in the event you are unable to attend.

The City will host its first local Earth day event on April 22nd from 9:00am -2:00pm at David R. Schechter Community Center. Learn about City projects and volunteer opportunities while visiting with vendors and

speakers who educate and inspire sustainability and stewardship in the community.

SATELLITE BEACH POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE Join PAL for these exciting upcoming events and programs!

March 3-City Wide Garage Sale PAL

March 9-Basketball sign-ups begin for Summer Season

March 16-Family Food Truck Friday 5:00-9:00 pm at the Teen Zone

March 16 & 17-Indoor Garage Sale at the Teen Zone in the David R. Schechter Community Center from 8am-12 pm. Call (321) 777-8336 to donate items or

for information.

April 13-sign-ups begin for Summer Fun Camp

April 20-Family Food Truck Friday, 5:00-9:00 pm at the Teen Zone

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT PRECAUTIONARY BOIL WATER ALERTS The following information is courtesy of City of Melbourne.

Why are Precautionary Boil Water Notices issued? Precautionary Boil Water Notices may be issued because of water system loss of power, loss of water pressure, a water main (pipe) break or other unforeseen emergency. Water pressure keeps pollutants from entering the underground pipes that bring drinking water to your house or business. When the pressure is lost, it is possible that contaminants could seep into the pipes. The notice does not mean that the water is contaminated-it means it is possible for contaminants to enter the pipes and affect drinking water. Until required bacteriological testing is completed, we recommend-as a precaution-boiling tap water before consuming it to kill any potential

contaminants, or using bottled water.

How is the public notified? Typically, Precautionary Boil Water Notice areas are isolated and affect only a small number of customers. In these cases, notification is provided directly to the customers. However, there are instances when a large-scale Precautionary Boil Water Notice is issued. In these cases, where notices cannot be delivered directly to Melbourne water customers, the City will issue a CodeRED (reverse 911) emergency call out, along with providing information to local media and posts on the City’s web site, Facebook and Twitter pages. The CodeRED system allows City emergency officials to notify those affected by an incident by their geographic area. Residents and businesses can sign up to receive telephone calls, cell phone calls, texts and/or e-mails. The CodeRED database contains information obtained from public databases, including regional phone books. Those with unlisted numbers, cell phones or with blocking devices will not receive these emergency calls unless they enroll. Additionally, power outages may affect

cordless phones.

For more information about CodeRED and to sign up visit www.melbourneflorida.org/codered

If you need assistance you can call the City’s ECO Division at 321-608-5080 and speak with someone who

can register for you.

What if I accidentally drank tap water before I learned about the Precautionary Boil Water Notice? If this happens, don’t panic. The chances of becoming ill are slim. See your doctor if you experience diarrhea,

nausea, vomiting or abdominal cramps.

How long should water be boiled? Vigorous boiling for at least one full minute is the safest and most effective method of disinfection. Water must be adequately cooled before it can be used for washing or

brushing teeth. Store the boiled water in clean, covered containers. Using bottled water is also an option.

How does boiling water make it safe to drink? Boiling water purifies it because disease-causing bacteria,

viruses or parasites will be destroyed by the heat.

Should I use bottled water? Water from an alternative water source is the best option during a boil water

advisory. When bottled water is available, it is a good alternative to boiling water.

Can I take a shower? Yes. Just be careful not to drink the water while you shower or bathe. Though the risk of illness is minimal, individuals who have recent surgical wounds, are immunosuppressed, or have a chronic

illness may want to consider using bottled or boiled water for cleansing until the notice is lifted.

What about washing dishes? Hand-washing dishes: Wash with hot soapy water, then use boiled water to rinse. Dishwasher: If the hot water reaches at least 170 degrees or the dishwasher has a sanitizing cycle and Does a water filter protect me? Water filters in refrigerators and pitchers do not remove bacteria. For

under-sink filters, read the manual. If in doubt, boil.

Is it safe to give water to pets? Many pets, such as dogs, are susceptible to the same diseases as humans.

Provide them with bottled or boiled water.

When will the Precautionary Boil Water Notice be lifted? After the water system is repaired, and the pressure is restored in the pipes to your home or business, the Precautionary Boil Water Notice will remain in effect while bacteriological tests are conducted to assure the safety of the water. The notice will be lifted

(rescinded) only after the required testing proves the water is safe to drink.

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RECYCLING REMINDERS FROM BREVARD COUNTY SOLID WASTE

SATELLITE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK OPENING FOR PUBLIC USE The City has worked for several months to finalize an agreement for residents to be able to use the newly refurbished track for exercising! The goal was an eight-lane rubberized track over new asphalt, with cement curbing added, and the facility is now complete. The high jump pad was also rubberized, along with three runways for jumping events. There is a new disc cage and shot put area. The first meet will be March 2 and

will feature 20 teams.

Upon completion of the expansion and renovation, residents are welcome to use the track on Tuesday and Thursday from 3:30 p.m. to sunset and every Saturday and Sunday from sunrise to sunset. Occasionally there may be a need for the school to use the track during those times or for repair or maintenance, at those times

the public will not be able to use the track. The track will be finished on March 2!

Recycling only works when it’s done correctly. These items CAN go directly into your recycling cart:

• Paper-office paper, mail, telephone books, colored construction paper, newspaper, magazines, catalogs,

and greeting cards (without foil or glitter).

• Corrugated Cardboard (flattened boxes) including cereal or other food boxes and tubes from toilet

paper and paper towels.

• Plastic bottles with caps and plastic containers with lids (like butter or yogurt) with no foil and must be

lightly rinsed.

• Aluminum and tin food and beverage containers lightly rinsed.

• Glass bottles and jars that are lightly rinsed.

You can keep items clean and dry by closing the lid on your recycling cart.

Now here is a list of what CANNOT be recycled and

should be put in your trash can:

• Aluminum foil from yogurt and candy wrappers.

• Plastic bottle caps not attached to plastic jars, glass

jars and paper cartons.

• Metal caps from soda, water and beer bottles.

• Plastic drink lids and small SOLO sauce cups.

• Paper towels, tissue paper and napkins.

• Ice cream containers/cartons, unless clean.

• Plastic packaging from toys, tools, ect.

• Prescription medicine bottles.

• Plastic produce containers.

• Shredded paper.

• Styrofoam, including cups and packaging materials.

• Laminated items.

• Plastic grocery bags. Do not bag your recyclable items either, the bags get caught in the machinery causing facility downtime. You can recycle those bags in the

bins at Publix or use reusable bags.

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The 55+ Club’s Mission Statement is:

“To sponsor and coordinate programs that provide social, entertainment and educational opportunities that will

enhance the quality of life for our 55+community”.

The 55+ Club welcomes all seniors 55 and up and is NOT limited to Satellite Beach residents. Annual dues are $7. A monthly newsletter is published and can be postal mailed or emailed to members. Currently the club offers many activities such as: Bingo, Bunco, various cards and games, Mahjongg, Line Dancing, Indoor Walking Group, Fishing, Book Club, Lunch Bunch, Chess, Couponing Group, Day and Extended Travel, Dining Out, Lunch Bunch, Social and Seasonal Parties and Educational Seminars. For more information, contact Barbara Hessler, Chairperson, at 321-773-3050 or

visit www.55plusclubofsb.com and email us.

Are you 55 to 65 (give or take)? We want to hear from you! Do you have ideas for different programs that we currently don’t offer? Are you willing to help start a new program or know someone who would like to

assist? Please step forward. We are always anxious to add new, fun & interesting activities.

FROM THE SATELLITE BEACH LIONS CLUB

FROM THE WOMAN’S CLUB The Satellite Beach Woman's Club (SBWC) is a community service organization established in 1964. For forty-seven (47) years SBWC has worked with the City of Satellite Beach on many projects and annually has worked together for the Founder's Day/Marketplace event. Funds raised are donated to worthy community projects. We have assisted in the City’s Shell Street project by donating $159,000. We have helped establish playgrounds, supported teachers at DeLaura and Satellite High School with (3) $500 grants annually and given donations to the Brevard Public Schools’ Supply Zone. We help with the families in need during the holidays through Satellite Cares by donating $1,200 annually. We assist over 45 organizations through cash and in-kind donations, such as, Daily Bread, Veterans Transitions Center, Operation Smile, Hacienda Girls Ranch among many others. If you are interested in having fun, creating long lasting friendships, going to luncheons, and field trips while giving back to this great community please

join us. For membership information, contact Sharon Rozos at [email protected].

The Satellite Beach Lions Club would like to invite the community to a few upcoming fundraisers:

• The Satellite Beach Lions are hosting the annual Theater Night Fundraiser March 22nd at the Surfside Playhouse in Cocoa Beach. This year’s play is the classic “Evita.” A buffet style dinner is included with admission. Doors open at 7 P.M. Showtime is 8 P.M. Tickets are $25. Contact Pete Dunn for tickets or

more information at 321-446-7896.

• The semi-annual Pancake Breakfast hosted by the Lions and PAL is set for April 8 from 8 A.M. -12 P.M. at the Satellite Beach City Hall on Cassia Blvd. Purchase tickets in advance or at the door for $5 and includes all you can eat pancakes and sausage, coffee, orange juice, and water. Sugar free syrup will

be available. To purchase tickets, call 321-773-3607.

• The Satellite High School Leo Club (sponsored by the Satellite Lions) will be hosting a Spring BBQ at the Pelican Beach pavilion on Sunday, April 15th from 11 A.M. – 2 P.M. The Leos will be serving hamburgers and hotdogs with all the fixings. Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 at the door. Kids under 10 years eat for $5. Funds raised from the cookout will benefit the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. For

more info or to purchase tickets, contact Lion Jacki Simpson at 321-698-0405.

• The Tri-tip BBQ night will be on April 26th at Pelican Beach pavilion from 6:30 P.M. till dark. Enjoy freshly grilled tri-tip, along with a variety of homemade side dishes, and desserts. Tickets are $12 in advance, and $15 at the door. A 50/50 raffle will close the night. Call Lion Alan Boleware for tickets at

321-917-5338 or stop by Complete Air and Heat on the corner of South Patrick and Cassia Blvd.

You can keep up to date on all the Satellite Beach Lions’ news, fundraisers, and activities by following us

on Facebook.

ADULTS

Tuesdays-4:30pm-Gentle Yoga. Bring a mat/towel, wear comfortable clothing. $5 fee per

class. Call Nancy at 777-7167.

Saturday, March 3-1:00pm-Adult Embroidery Lessons by the Indian River Chapter of the

Embroiderers Guild of America. Call Ginny at 777-7404.

Saturday, March 10-1:00pm-Authors Presentation. Several local area authors present their

latest work. Q&A and book purchase/signing.

Monday, March 12, 2:00pm-Friends of the Library Annual Meeting.

Tuesday, March 13, 6:00pm-Library Board Meeting.

Saturday, March 17-10:00am-Art of Living meditation. Wear comfortable clothing. Call Tushar

at 345-6414.

Monday, March 26-1:00pm-Barbara’s Book Chat. The Other Einstein.

CHILDREN and TEENS

Wednesdays-9:30am and 10:30am-Story Time, Mother Goose on the Loose. Sign-up required.

Ages 15 months-3rd birthday.

Wednesdays-3:30pm-Junior Builders Club. Building challenges using LEGO toys for ages 5 and up.

Thursdays-11:00am & 3:30pm-Story Time, Alphabet Adventures. Enjoy stories, a video and a craft. Ages 3

and up.

Monday, March 5-3:00pm-Maker Monday. Pi Day Celebration. Sign-up required. Ages 8-12.

Tuesday, March 6-6:00pm-Teen Tech Week. Try out Raspberry Pi, Makey Makey and Ozobots in the teen

room. Ages 12-17.

Saturday, March 17-1:00pm-Read to a Dog with the Space Coast Therapy Dogs. Sign-up required. Ages 5

and up.

Monday, March 19-3:00pm-Rave About Your Fave. Sunshine State Book Club (grades 3-6 Tuesdays,

6:00pm, Table Top Games. Ages 12-17.

Tuesday, March 20-6:00pm-Random Fandom Book Club. A Wrinkle in Time. Ages 12-17.

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FROM THE BEAUTIFICATION BOARD

ABOUT THE LIBRARY

The Satellite Beach Beautification Board warmly invites one and all to our second annual Satellite Beach Coastal Garden Fair. Held at the David R. Schechter Community Center located at 1089 South Patrick Drive in Satellite Beach, the fair will take place Saturday, March 17, 2018, from 9:00am until 2:00pm. This event is designed to bring the community together to enjoy an outdoor fair which promotes embracing nature and nurturing our environment while beautifying our surroundings. There will be numerous vendors including plants, food, garden art and educational booths as well. Free irrigation water testing on site. Lots to do for

the kids, too!

March 3 City-Wide Garage Sale-Two Ways to Sell!

Sell at the DRS Community Center 8am-12pm! Individuals can rent a 10’x10’ space for $15 to sell. Space rental proceeds will benefit Relay For Life.

Contact the SB Recreation Office at (321) 773-6458.

Or participate in the City-Wide “At Home” Garage Sale Satellite Beach residents can call (321) 773-6458 and provide your garage sale location for inclusion in a master “City Garage Sale” flyer listing all sale locations to be available for distribution on

Friday, March 2.

March 3 Move Your Mutt 2 Miler -Join other dog-lovers to run, walk or wag your tail 2 miles(ish) through the surrounding neighborhood. Begins and ends at our own E. Lorraine Gott Dog Park. Move Your Mutt supports Brevard Aiding Shelter Animals Project. For more information visit: www.uprunningracemanagement.com/move-your-mutt

-2-miler/.

March 10 Big Truck Day Fire trucks, dump trucks, cement mixer and more will be on hand for kids to explore, climb on, and experience what it’s like to be in the driver’s seat. Adult must accompany kids. This FREE event is held in the parking lot of the DRS

Community Center from 10am-2pm.

March 11 Cornhole Tournament & Basket Raffle Come join in the tournament at Pelican Beach Park from 1-5pm! Register with Kelly at (321) 773-4409. Cost is $20 per player. Enter to win baskets loaded with lots of local goodies to benefit Relay For Life.

Presale tickets available at City Hall until event day!

March 24 Jazz in the Park-Enjoy an afternoon of FREE jazz music featuring the Satellite High School ‘0’ Hour Jazz Band, Saturday, March 24, from 1-4pm at Pelican Beach Park. Sit in the pavilions sun cover or bring your own chairs. Food and drinks will be

available for purchase.

March 29 Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt Children in 1st-6th grades hunt unassisted at this exciting night time event. Bags will be provided, please bring your own flashlight. Cost is $7/child and tickets are sold at the SB Recreation Dept by 5pm March 29. Arrive at the DeSoto Field by 8:45pm, the hunt will begin

promptly at 9pm!

March 31 Breakfast with the Easter Bunny-Infants through 1st grade will enjoy a snack, hunt for eggs, and watch the Easter Bunny arrive on the Fire Truck. This event is held at 10am at Pelican Beach Park. The cost is $7/child, and tickets are purchased in advance

at the SB Recreation Department. Event sells out fast!

April 7 Hook Kids on Fishing-Meet at the SB Library ponds from 8:30am to sign in, until 11am. Kids will learn about casting, fishing techniques, knot tying and more! This FREE event for 6-16 year olds is sponsored by the Anglers For Conservation. Pre-register by April 6th, call SB Recreation (321)773-6458. Parents must stay with children. Adult volunteers are needed, please call the Rec Dept if

you are interested.

April 14 TWLOHA Run For It 5k-Join the non-profit To Write Love on Her Arms for their 6th Annual Run For It 5k. This run challenges the stigma of mental health issues in our community. The race starts at the DRS Community Center. To register or find out more

about the race visit www.runforit5k.com.

April 21 Relay for Life of South Brevard Beaches Satellite High School track will host the annual American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life to raise money for cancer research along with free programs and services offered locally. For information contact Andrea Boudin at (321)253-0361 x5757 or

visit www.relayforlife.org/southbrevardbeachesfl.

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