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Home My WebLink AboutMiscellaneous Correspondence 1990-6-28 . . ~pringHeM JlemU1Jll'iaIi 1iaIll'dens RJNERAL HOME and MAUSOLEUM 7305 MAIN STREET I SPRINGFIELD. OR 97478 PHONE 503.746.5311 June 28, 1990 City of Springfield City Hall Department of Public Works Springfield, OR 97477 *' RE: Permit #870087 On February 5,1987, I made application for a permit to finish the upper mausoleum and to include a funeral chapel in it. On March 19, 1987, the City of Springfield wrote me a receipt for $3825.28 where I paid for the permit. You are probably aware, and it was stated on the permit, that the former owners of Springfield Memorial Gardens started construction on this mausoleum in 1975 under the Lane County Permit #13P3429. The former owners had sold crypts in this unbuilt mausoleum fifteen years prior to the time they obtained the permit. When we took over the virtually bankrupt cemetery in 1984, thirty-two of those people who had purchased crypts in this unbuilt mausoleum had died and the previous owners had stored them in other people's crypts in the lower mausoleum. The owners of the other crypts were dying and needed their crypts, so we had a very big problem when we took over. On permit #870087 that we obtained, we declared the total cost to finish that phase of the started project would be $187,000.00. Since the city had taken in this area of the county into city limits, we were required to ask for zoning and there were other r~quirements, such as providing a fire hydrant. Providing tl>is fire hydrent became very expensive because the city did not have an 8-inch line on Main Street or that adjoined our property anyplace. Much of the money that we had borrowed to finish this building went in the cost of providing the fire hydrant, in attorney fees and other expenses. Therefore, when the money supply was exhausted, the building permit expired. Then, on July 26, 1988, we thought the bank was going to give us additional finances, and you graciously extended the permit for six months, which expired on January 26, 1989, because we were unable to do any additional work since there was no money to pay for the material that would be needed. We now have a signed commitment for a small loan from a bank that has provided us enough money to finish this first phase of this building. ENOOWED CARE MAUSOLEUM ENTOMBMENT 0 CREMATED INURNMENT 0 GARDEN INTERMENT . . ';'''''''''~''.'-:'~').,''' .,', ""'."'.....,~'Jf'?" ~'"o\ f. -' ~<<;.~::':., - ',ok ',< -"6'\ J ' '".r...~.i~~ -'~ ..~./t-i..... ....." -jr...__..,..t":.~ , .....'-~ ',,, '''~_' ,': ~,g '.11~~:, ~ ilc"11-:~~v'F}.-'r :'j. ':\; ; I L~~Mit.'l I l . , .~~:(,<.;, ~. ~...,...~, ,.! ' '~'",:;'~("-"'2,'i ...;'::~~ '~ """c..L:-, l:i~d". ."':.'f~, ..;.' t:..11~ ....". K.. .<"l..i,~",. . r ' ~ ",_--"","".), \. ... ' ~JPIdngHdd JltmllldnlIl fIiUdtns FUNERAL HOME and MAUSOLEUM 7305 MAIN STREET I SPRINGFIELD. OR 97478 PHONE 503-746.5311 I talked to Lisa about three weeks ago, and she said she still had a set of plans. She said it would be necessary for me to bring my set of plans before they could renew this permit or issue a new permit. UNFINISHED PORTIONS The work that still needs to be done is as follows: Installation of heat pumps; Bome electrical conduit needs to be run in the foyer portions and restrooms; plumbing of installing the toilets, urinal and drinking'fountain; insulation in the walls and ceilings; drywalls; and carpet. Then the paving of the parking lots and the landscaping of the bank. INSPECTIONS THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN MADE All of the concrete pourings, framing, roofing, rough plumbing, the electrical panel, which was a sub-panel from the main panel down below, and the mechanical work on the supplies and return for the heat pumps. ESTIMATED COST TO FINISH THIS PROJECT Installation of heat pumps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,000.00 Finish electrical conduit and wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,500.00 Finish plumbing ................................... $1,500.00 Sound system ..................................... $1,200.00 Insulation of ceilings and walls ........................ $4,200.00 Drywall work. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,900.00 Carpet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . $7,500.00 Pe.ving parking lot~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . , $27,000.00 Landscaping bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,000.00 Inside doors . . . . . . . . , . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.000.00 TOTAL: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $69,800.00 The only change in alll.. c pians is that I have been advised by a heat pump specialist that it would be more economical to split the chapel with two heat pumps, one on each side, so this changes the total number of heat pumps from two on the original permit to a total of three heat pumps now. ENDOWED CARE MAUSOLEUM ENTOMBMENT 0 CREMATED INURNMENT 0 GARDEN INTERMENT . . $JPldngHeM llemuniaI 1iandemn FUNERAL HOME and MAUSOLEUM 7305 MAIN STREET / SPRINGFIELD. OR 97478 PHONE 503-746-531 1 r Il\o1r~n.ATIVE TO FINISH THIS IMMEDIATELY We cannot continue to make the mortgage payments and not be able to use this funeral chapel, which will bring the additional income needed to make the mortgage payments. Therefore, it is imperative that you renew the permit or issue us a new permit immediately. Since we only have a small loan, I will continue to do most of the work as I have done on all the work this far, which includes finishing the electrical work that I started under job #840649 and electrical label 2509C, which was inspected August 13,1987. I will have four sub-contractors: Harvey & Sonswiil do the installation of the heat pumps; Marshall's Insulation will do the insulation in the walls and ceilings; DL Drywall will do the drywall work; and Eugene Sand & Gravel will do the paving on the parking lots. Sincerely, ~~ Mack Moore Owner/Director, Springfield Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home ENDOWED CARE MAUSOLEUM ENTOMBMENT 0 CREMATED INURNMENT 0 GARDEN INTERMENT . , ~""')..' , _u). 'SkJ~' ." ".r::..,' .~ \.~~..~l;. .....~ ~.~ G~"" ... ~~' (.. \ '.f ,', . ",lm .~. , :.>".:..~.. 'OJ:' '" ..l.' () > "'...." .,.r..t:.-/1. ",f?. ~"- 'i!:r.' ," rr - 'i't"'"r;,',-;"r,_, ,-"'''' ';;'~"" . ,.... ".g~ ;, '. . -,,,""~", , ~af;~~6 . - :.'J.~WI"'>:'-:'" L:~'S:r. '[', , .. "'. 't:fj~~' ''>' ' '-,'<:., '","'~, -, ',' r, , . .. .., ---" - .,...,I '.' ~~. '-~"''''j, '.. 't;i':.?"~', 'i_::)lr~\l. ~." 0, ',c--::-~~ ~'''_,,~,. '-, ;;; I1'<"""Pi~~ ..::;.:..~ I '0\ 'A. .~"', t<!.:, r . -". Y.'.' -;s:o "'''''~>\ '- . "r'''_ '_"~_~ --"',1" .. ~ f ' '--- December 4, 1990 . ~pdngHeM llemUlTdal -iar&ens RJNERAL HOME and MAUSOLEUM 7305 MAIN STREET I SPRINGFIELD, OR 97478 PHONE 503-746.5311 Greg Mont, Director of Planning Lisa Hopper City of Springfield, Public Works Department 225 Fifth Street Springfield, OR 97477 RE: Temporary Occupancy Permit elfj JoE /Va 7DOe/O The eighteen years in the construction of Springfield Memorial Gardens' second mausoleum have been completed in the east chapel corridor and the south wing that includes the funeral home. You mayor may not remember that the previous owners of this cemetery sold over a million dollars worth of crypts in this unbuilt mausoleum. Because this was in the county, they obtained a permit from the county and poured some of the foundations in 1978 and then walked off and left this cemetery in a very distressed financial situation in 1983. I took over in April of 1984, as you can see from the Springfield News article which also describes the frustration of families at that time and the financial condition of the cemetery. By this time, the city had taken this area into the city and I obtained a building permit from the City of Springfield to try to complete this project. It has been uphill all of the way since 1984, because I have had to do most of the work myself, but it has turned out to be one of the most beautiful facilities probably in the state of Oregon. I have the final plumbing, mechanical, electrical, fire, and building inspections. Everything has been approved except the paving/site planllandscaping the bank. We have a bid from the Wildish Construction to do the paving, but since some of the area that will be paved has been recently filled, and since the paving should be done in warm weather whenever possible, Wildish Construction Company has advised us to wait until next summer. I have done some landscaping on the bank, building the walls for the terraces, but the weather has stopped me from proceeding until next summer. The money to pay Wildish Construction to do the paving is deposited in a CD in Centennial Bank. You can check with Dan or Bert DeGraw at Centennial Bank. Their phone number is 342-3967. .lru. NEED FOR A TEMPORARY OCCUPANCY PERMIT IS DESPERATE. The enclosed Springfield News article, dated March 29, 1984, shows and tells how the ENDOWED CARE MAUSOLEUM ENTOMBMENT 0 CREMATED INURNMENT 0 GARDEN INTERMENT . ~"" .), "N). .~~' ,. I:' '~.,,< "'&' .~, <<;;.- ,J ,""" ....~..:....~' ~j '7" ~ J '':''":.~;,,~~''''\. ~p _ '-"'>-=_' ~1 l"t,.,. ~ -... '. J;~" nI,.~ I - ~ ""' -'. ~ ~'. , ~.)'&;~;~;:;f'~.;. . . i 5 ~ '11'" ~,,~ f".."." '. O ~19-.,s,,,- I ! I .,u, '. ~--";"',:.y......,...~: '. ' ~ .~':S,., ~,....-c.....-~., , '. ~. ;';)~'c,-' t"... -J""~' " 1-..... ~ # -...' ~.IJ'....~.'~ ......~J ~ OJ. ,C--:::-'~.--J~ .~ ~..... . ,,;;;; .fi.r....~-. ~~ I 0' '.'" ...'" . ~, , >, "", '. '_'""",. . . .\.'r, ._........._...1 .l\. ._ ~ f . $JPlll'ingHIeM BIemunialIl falIll'dIens FUNERAL HOME and MAUSOLEUM 7305 MAIN STREET I SPRINGFIELD, OR 97478 PHONE 503-746-531 1 previous owners had sold crypts in this unbuilt mausoleum. When I took over, in 1984, there wasn't one dime to build these unbuilt crypts, even though they had sold and taken in over one million dollars. The cemetery records showed that they had sold many of these crypts eighteen years previous to thiB date. Thirty-two of the people that had purchased crypts had died and were temporarily put in other people's crypts, who were dying and needed their crypts. As you can see from the neWB article, not all the money to maintain the cemetery was put into the perpetual care fund. This is why no one would take this cemetery over. It was too big a job for one man, me, without any money, but I was foolish enough to want to try to keep all those people who had paid out so much money from losing aU the money they had paid, by allowing this cemetery to take out bankruptcy. I had a plan of including a funeral home in the second mausoleum, and hoped to convince a bank that the funeral home would bring in enough profit to make the payments on the loan to build those unbuilt crypts. The plan has worked this far. The funeral home is beautiful. Many families want to use it. The monthly mortgage payments need to be made, and the only way we can make them is by using this new facility for funerals, which will bring the needed income. This is why we are desperate for a temporary occupancy permit. PAVING AND OUTSIDE WORK The bad weather has virtually stopped the outside work. Too much for one man to try to do m one summer. But if we can get the temporary occupancy permit, then this will give us the needed income to make our mortgage payments. Since the money is in the bank to pay Wildish Construction for paving the lot next summer, this shouldn't be any problem of giving us a temporary occupancy permit. There is no one who wants the paving and the bank landscaping completed more than I do, Also, we will be using our heavy PH trackhoe in the landscaping on the bank. We have to use this heavy trackhoe because it is the only piece of machinery that has a long reach that we need to do the digging on the bank for the landscaping. The treated tracks on the heavy piece of machinery would damage the parking lot if the parking lot is paved before we finish the landscaping on the bank. Enclosed are two photos that show how big this PH trackhoe is, which we need to use to finish the landscaping for the bank next summer. NORTH WING CRYPTS The crypts in the north wing will be under construction under this permit for some period of time. Even though Bome of these unbuilt crypts were sold eighteen and ENDOWED CARE MAUSOLEUM ENTOMBMENT 0 CREMATED INURNMENT 0 GARDEN INTERMENT . . . ,. ~')';;'R~' 'df'?, cf!'Z ~;:Ij '. Vl, .~,. d--.~;..,'" . '.[JJ '-. " ,:? ,u -. -. ~''''"'-''~''-'. ~ - ~ ' \r rj...'"! ;"-::'l:::J'"" - ,..--..... """ ~-- '''' . , -1" '- a1;~,/~'.1 0 : 5 'm~'-!~V'D~7:!_:' l:~~''r~;':i~. I l ~ .... '.. ~ ,.... .'" J21' , ..,s.", ~'.....x...~.,,~~:::.. .~' ~ '" '~~.""'-)-" ..r0~.i~,t"4 '~. -' :;}t:;;r:;;:!~\i. 2.f,. t o ,..-.:.-:7~'~' ~ 'c.k".::'~~ -j Jft...~' ::':0; j ~, t""~ 1,NQ. ./..." .... ~" I .. ~'" . n_" -'~'=4:~~1'\ " : ~. '_ ~'~":>oo..~,.. tV _ _.1,. _ . j i ---- --.--- twenty years ago, I now have about 150 crypts for sale, which I could exchange without any additional cost to any family that may need one of these north crypts, should they need it before they are built. Since the foundation was poured several years ago, and since the walls in the north wing were poured about three years ago, we can and will be pouring concrete to build the crypts in this north wing for some period of time. $JPlringHteM IltemuniaI 1iardtens RJNERA1. HOME and MAUSOLEUM 7305 MAIN STREET I SPRINGFIELD, OR 97478 PHONE 503.746.5311 A CONCRETE WALL SEPARATES THE FINISHED PORTION FROM.l~ UNFINISHED CRYPTS An eight-inch thick concrete wall, approximately twenty feet high, separates the finished portion, foyer, funeral home, and chapel corridor, from the north wing crypts where construction will be done for some period of time. Enclosed is a copy of the Fire Marshall's Final Occupancy Inspection. He wrote out the type of fire extinguisher we needed, which we have now purchased and installed in the location he directed us to install it. Also enclosed is the estimate from Wildish Construction Company to do the excavation, grading and paving, which came to a total of $24,381.00. Since I have furnished over $3,000.00 of crushed rock, done the excavation and grading, I have subtracted the $5,400.00, which leaves a net of $18,981.00. I have deposited $20,000.00 in a CD with Centennial Bank that will be due July I, 1991, to cover this cost of paving. If you want, you could check with Mr. Colin Cunningham at Wildish Construction, phone 485-1700, and with the bank as stated above. We desperately need a temporary occupancy permit, and we hope that you see fit to give this to us immediately so we can use this facility to bring in the needed income to make our mortgage payments. Thank you. Sincerely, m~ Mack Moore Owner/Director, Springfield Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home 7305 Main Street Springfield, OR 97478 (503) 746-5311 P.S. Also enclosed is the site plan showing the area to be paved; and the Certificate of Installation bv Marshall's Insulation. ENOOWED CARE MAUSOLEUM ENTOMBMENT 0 CREMATED INURNMENT 0 GARDEN INTERMENT -the NE springfield Thursday, March 29, 1984 ' Investors cite frustration at mausoleum weeks ago. Moore and cemetery caretaker Glen Lyons have taken an increasing interest in Death rarely is a pleasant the affairs of the cemetery since experience. But. for,. number or lasl fall. elderly Springfielders who "First 01 all, I want it made invested in an as.yet'unfinished clear that 1 have nothing to do ffiulIsoleum At Springfield with whut has hapI-ened in the Memorial Gardens. uncertainty past," Moore said in an in- about their final relting places terview Tuesday. "Bul I am a has made the experience local businessman with 30 years traumatic. experience and I can keep those . In 1977, Lamar Smith. 70, paid people trorn losing their money. approximately $2,000 for two It'll take a little time is all." crypts In the Hillside Moore said a pile of bronz.e Mau.soleum No.2 at Springfield markers is all there Is to show Memorial Garden.. Two years for the money people Invested In later, Smith', wile, Ardelle. Hillside Mausoleum No. 2. died. Her crypt .pac., however, "There are nil lu.ndl for the hal1n'l b"n buih, .0 Jame. maulioleum," Moore laid. "t'm HuddurI, then owner of bwlldina: that out of my own Springfield Memorial Garden., pocket, just like at Lane offered to pluce her In tern- Memorial Gardens (a cemetery porary storage at Hillside No. I in west Eugene). Mausoleum, an lmposlngedilice "I can see why Mr. Smith overlooking the cemetery. would be upset," Moore said. Smith's wife iJ still In tern. "How the former owners con- porury storage. soled those people this long. I "It's really been a traumatic don't know." ellperience for me," Smith told Nor does Moore know exactly Tht;:NewsunTuesday."lcan't-'-rlOw many' 'temporary get it out of my mind, and it's arrungements were made at been five yeurs." Springfield Memorial Gardens. Dorothy Reed had a similar "The records are not clear on experience. Reed and her how many were temporarily husband, Alvin, purchased two entombed at No. I," he said. crypts in May 19&0 with lhe Other records are missin., prumise that the mausoleum 100. would be completed in 1981. . A check Tuesday with the The deadline came and went. auditing division at the A bulldozer track was scraped secretary of &tate's oUice into the hillside. A few foun. revealed that ~tatt:ments of dation runs were poured. Raw depOSit to the endowment Cllre cement walls bulge outwards, fund - a permanent tund to testifying to the inadequacy ot cover perpetual care the forms. Sheets of marble 'ugreements-are"incorrect." cover 118 crypt spaces, "The statements that show presenting II strange contrast to deposils tor 1982 and 1983 (tiscal the piles at weathered concrete years ending Jan. 31) appear to furms, rusted steel bars and be Incorrect," Assistant Audit gaping cement mouth5 of the Supervisor bill Miles said. uncovered crypts. Listed as cemetery officers in "We've been I getting the 1983 were Huddart, president, runaround, so I had an attorney Hugh D. Colson, vice-president, write a letter on Feb. 29 William E. Colson, secretary, requesting more information by and James L. Provins, March 16," Reed said. "So tar, treasurer. we'Ve gOI nothing." A reporl fur the period Mack Moore, who now owns covering Feb. I, 1983 to Jan. 31, four cemeteries and two funeral 1984 is due by April 15. Mile, homes in thi. area, officially said. purchased Springfield Memorial Garden. .bout three By ERIC JONES New. 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BOI< 7428 Eugene, OR 97401 Telephone: 503/485-1700 Telefal<: 503/683-7722 EST I M R T E co. OWNER: Springfield "emorlBI Gardens PROJECT LOCATION: 7305 "ain Street Springfield, Oregon DATE OF ESTIMATE: August 30, 1990 Mack Moore 7305 Main Street Springfield, OR 97478 TELEPHONE: 746-5311 TYPE OF CONTRACT: [J FIXED PRICE [wJ UNIT PRICE [] T&M [J OTHER .. ",.. DESCRr'ptldNAND"WEMt:iR~S"""'; ",t't'l' ....j. ".,..' "",;1' COST Wildish Corvallis Construction Co. to furnish iabor, equipment and materials to perform the following work: Ewcavate, rocking, grading and paving at Springfield Memorial Gardens, see Attachment "A": EKcavation and grading Crushed rock (approwimately 175 tons) Asphalt (approKillately 640 tons) DR~, (7fo IV &fZ {' E r HAvE D,,;,rE It?CJJI or' T~ 1:1{ C/1-V...-r/O,y /.1-Nt? G-rM7;""o So T f) t='.DVCTQJ 7l1c.,f'S-;fLoo::: ALSo N6TE , .c /.!AV€ ~'J.aM':> ~ OEPor/"T6lJ 7h1Y1""' 1..:// I? ~ /Ji-~ 'Tlf<r / /~9/ So 1/ A 1-& ~7"oO, ov - 'i?q5D -- #,/8', /'1. ~ 'It :J-cf, 3?-/ DO _1 5;: ~O(), 00 'f / ~ ?'6/ ~ $5,400.00 4. 90/Ton 28: 32/Ton //1/ ,If Yov chi c:~ 4-r CE~i;@1?"/"'lL &t#~ <;'(/)n J)" n:=- .over,- SPECIAL CONDITIONS: Permits and fees by others. Ewcludes storm drainage system, ewcludes curbs and striping. Ewcavated material to be dumped on site. This Eslilah is subjfd to erodit ajJprO.al, and is n6t binding on Wildislt until ippioo,od by authorizod signat.....s. Whfn signed by OWn.r and Wildish, it is a contract., WILDISIf COAVll.l.is lDlSTru:TliIl co. Subli thd B'O...1.~. '. "', Colin Cunninghal Wildish Appro,al: IMPORTANT: S.f additional T.rls and Conditions on r.'frs. sid.. "lIS ESTIMATE SUBJECT m 0INlE IF t<<JT SIIilED BY l>>E1l lOR ,\",',\"o"..lTIVEI AIlD APPRlIUED BY WILDISIf WIlHlN 15 DAYS II' ABOVE DATE. , k. IllER OOREED m: //JprAJ ~_ Ow..y6/t.-, J'P~'V'{I-~/~ ~~av-n- 6~8?' ;::-V.-v~ DATE: Do::. l.;. /~~.o M:>......e. W1LU18H BRUUP OF COMPANIES P.O. BOX 7428 eUGENE, OREGON 97401 . PHONE: 503-485-1700 FAX, 503-683-7722 CREDIT APPLICATION, COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS FIRM'S . , NAME, S PI( IN':; n GUJ Mt:;MoIUIJ.L (; -41?t?F4/.f Y- r(/~ L I/o A.? e MAILING ADDRESS, 73o~ Mlil;,/ 'H-- _,AfY/I't.REL/? hr.:' 97,1/-7)( STREET ADDRESS, SAAq~ CITY, 5~;?I/j/(,HbUJ STATE, 0 II........ ZIP CODE, I7' 7(L '7 t-' PHONE, e 50] J '7 ~(, ..Sf /1 FAX ., e ) BU1 ALL- 570C,l( f!K<J-.'E:i? ty. M.trck Mo OI'Ce CORPORATION,)( PARTNERSHIP, r SOLE PROPIETOR, , FEDERAL ID OR SOC SEC NO., CONTRACTORS LICENSE', OUJ4/DL PARENT CO. 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IF THIS ACCOUNT REQUIRES PREPARATION AND FILING OF CONSTRUCTION LIENS FOR PAYMENT OR SHOULD THIS ACCOUNT BE ASSIGNED FOR COLLECTION WITH AN ATTORNEY OR COLLECTION AGEN~Y, THE UNDERSIGNED AGREES TO PAY ANY AND ALL ATTORNEY, COLLECTION ANDIOR COURT COSTS. WEll HEREBY AUTHORIZE OUR BANKeS) TO RELEASE ANY INFORMATION NECESSARY TO ESTABLISH A LINE OF CREDIT. IhtRd ;n~1/C .If..? I.{)/ j, c/ e./J AN=-0eJ/V#'L GIi/&4/ i-Ft/I1/&4"~ /.ftJ<o/& DATE, /JEl Y../~t;;cJ NAME: TITLE: }1/2 SJ/;n:;a/T' . . . FIRE DEPARTMENT INSPECTION OCCUPANCY NAME ~ I ~h# Id 11'/1; I11-NI--.Jj ~,o6'...r:LASS ADDRESS 7305 J1U1 ~ CJT- BUS, PHONE SPRINGFIELD BUILDING OWNER PHONE OCCUP.NAME HOME PH. ADDRESS I CODE S~CTION ' I -- I I /. I I I I \ I I I I VIOLATIONS (;'nJJ oc C c.<.../.X n C<4 , J ~ s-re c -I.U:' PVlJiJld.t 0Yu, h'~~ .JlA-hY1FS~ LoU) ,({., 0. Y"'I.-hy~ ot' ~-A. aco..~"",rI s.:Pd",...d .xt.6C, ..Ju /CJIl _ ()1...tM '" + q s c;t :s UAS'sw:! 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