Ord. No. 27-05-1849ORDINANCE NO.27-05-1 849
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA,RELATING TO CREATING
SUBSECTION 20-3.6(S)OF THE CITY'S LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE
RELATING TO STORAGE OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES IN ORDER
TO FURTHER REGULATE ACCESSORY STORAGE OF SAME;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY,ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT,AND
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS,theCity of SouthMiamiLand Development Codedoesnot permit the
storage of "camp trailers"orrecreationalvehiclesintherequiredfrontyard setback of properties
within thecity;and,
WHEREAS,the City has received several reports of recreational vehicles being parked
overnightonpublicstreets,beingstoredinthefrontyards of singlefamilyhomes,and being
usedforsleepingand dwelling purposes,all of whichdetractsfromtheaestheticharmonyand
general orderliness of the City's residentialneighborhoods;and,
WHEREAS,after review and consideration,the Planning Board has recommended
creating subsection 20-3.6(S)entitled "Accessory Storage of Recreational Vehicles,"to prohibit
sleepingin,orthe overnight parking of recreationalvehiclesonpublicstreetsandtoextendthe
limitationonstorage of recreationalvehiclesinrequiredfrontyardsetbacks;and,
WHEREAS,on July 12,2005,afteraPublic Hearing regarding the proposed amendment
toSection20-3.6 of theLand Development Code,thePlanningBoardvoted3ayes2nays
recommending denial of the amendment.
NOW,THEREFORE,BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA THAT:
Section 1.Section 20-3.6(S)of theLand Development Code of the City of SouthMiami
is hereby created and shall read asfollows:
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Sec.20-3.6(S)Accessory Storage of Recreational Vehicles.
(1)Definitions.
RecreationalVehicle (RV).Shallmeana vehicle self-propelled or capable of being
towedandprimarily designed,constructedorconvertedtoprovidetemporarylivingquartersfor
camping or recreational travel.Recreational vehicles shall include,but not be limited to.trailers,
off road vehicles,trailer coaches,camping trailers,full-tent trailers,motor homes and mini-motor
homes.Snort utility vehicles (SUV's^and vans designed for and containing ooating for tho
tranoportation of not •more thannine (9)pcroono and containing rear and oidc windows shall not
be conoidcrod recreational vehicles.A boat shall not be considered a recreational vehicle as
defined and regulated by this section.
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(2)Storage Regulations.
(a)Norecreationalvehiclesshallbeparkeduponthestreetsorotherpublicplaces of
the city between the hours of 7:00 p.m.on one day and 7:00 a.m.of the next day,except as
provided below.
(b)No recreational vehicles shallbeusedasa place of abode or dwelling while
parkedwithinthe city,eitheronpublicorprivateproperty.Exceptionstothis provision maybe
madeinthe case of city approved special events,or during acity declared state of emergency.
(c)AnRVshallnotbeusedas temporary living quarters and may be parked inthe open,
on sites containing a residence,subject to the following conditions:
(i)No more than one (1)such RV shall be parked on such site.
(ii)Such parking shallbelimitedtosuchRV owned or leased by the
occupant-owner or occupant-lessee of thesite concerned.Aguest of the occupant-owner or
occupant-lessee of thesite concerned withtheparking of suchRVbyguestshallbelimitedtoa
period not to exceed fourteen (14)days.
(iii)ThelocationforsuchparkedRVshallbeintherearyardorintheside
yard to the rear of a line established by the front building setback line closest to furthcot #eg>
the street and to the rear setback building line wherever possible,but in no event in front of such
front building setback line.Such RV may be located in the side setback provided that a6
foot high wall,fence or landscaping is installed along the area adjacent to the parked RV
shall be setbackfromoido property lincoatadistanceequivalentto the requiredoidc octbaok=i3g
theprincipal building andshallbesetbackfromtherear property lineatleastten (10)feet.
(iv)The RV parking areashallbe maintained ina clean,neat and presentable
manner.
(v)The RV shall be in a usable condition at all times and shall,at all times,
haveattachedacurrentvehicleregistrationlicenseplate.
(vi)No major repairs or overhaul work on such RV shall be made or
performedonthe site,(oranyotherworkperformedthereonwhichwould constitute anuisance
under existing ordinances).
(vii)When parked onthe site,suchRVshallnotbeusedfor living or sleeping
quarters,orfor housekeeping orstoragepurposesandshallnothave attached theretoany service
connections lines,exceptasmayperiodicallyberequiredtomaintaintheRVandappliances.
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(viii)Such RV shall not exceed the maximum length,width,height and weight
permitted under applicable provisions of the motor vehicle laws of the State of Florida;provided,
however,the maximum length shall not exceed 4k*ffo4^£)forty (40)feet and the maximum
height shall not exceed fifteen (15)feet.
(ix)Such RV shall be secured so that it will not be a hazard or menace during
high winds or hurricane.
(d)A recreational vehicle may not be used as a commercial vehicle as defined
by this Code or the City Code.
Section 2.If any section,clause,sentence,or phrase of this ordinance isforany
reasonheldinvalidor unconstitutional byacourt of competent jurisdiction,theholdingshallnot
affectthe validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance.
Section 3.All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this
ordinance are repealed.
Section 4.This ordinance shall be codified and included in the Code of Ordinances.
Section 5.This ordinance shalltake effect immediately upon enactment.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this IJ£_day of (Icopua^T 2005.
APPROVEATTEST:
'CI
CTfY CLERK
1st Reading-8/2/05
2nd Reading-8/1 6/05
READ AND-APPROVE-1 S TO FORM
COMMISSION VOTE:5-0
Mayor Russell:Yea
Vice Mayor Palmer:Yea
Commissioner Wiscombe:Yea
Commissioner Birts-Cooper:Yea
Commissioner Sherar:Yea
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CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
South Miami
An-AmatcaCBj
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2001
To:Honorable Mayor,Vice Mayor
And Commission Members
From:Maria Davis lAlst
City Manager^
Date:August 16,2005
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ITEM No.
Re:LDC Amendment:Storage,
and parking of Recreational
Vehicles
ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA,RELATING TO CREATING SUBSECTION 20-3.6(S)OF
THE CITY'S LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE RELATING TO STORAGE OF
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES IN ORDER TO FURTHER REGULATE ACCESSORY
STORAGE OF SAME;PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY,ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT,AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BACKGROUND
For many yearstheCityhas received reports and complaints that recreational vehicles arebeing parked
overnight on public streets,being stored inthe front yards of single family homes,andbeingusedfor
sleeping and dwelling purposes,allof which detracts from the aesthetic harmony and general orderliness
of the City's residential neighborhoods.
TheCity'sLand Development Code (Sec.20-3.6L)currently prohibits the storage of"camp trailers"in
frontyard setback areas.Asidefromthis regulation therearenootherprovisionsrelatedtothe storage,
streetparkingorlivinginarecreationalvehicle.
Baseduponarecentcode enforcement issue related to recreational vehicles,theCity Commission
requested theCity Attorney andthe Planning Department toprepareandprocessthe necessary
legislationtorespondtotheseconcerns.
LEGISLATIVE HISTORY
In 2001 a proposed ordinance wasdraftedthat provided regulations forstorage of boats,trailersand
recreational vehicles.InApril,2005thePlanningBoardconductedapublichearingonthedraft
legislation.Anumberofresidentspresent,whowereboatowners,expressedconcernaboutthe
proposed amendment andhowitwouldimpact them.The proposed legislationwasthen deferred bythe
Board andthe City Commission.
PROPOSED LEGISLATION(2005)
Thecurrentproposedlegislationprovidesregulationsforthestorageandparking of recreational
vehiclesonly.Thefollowingisa summary of theproposedregulations:
Recreational vehicles are defined;
LDC Amendment
RV's
August16,2005
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•Prohibits overnight parking of recreational vehicles on streets or other public places;
•Allows recreational vehicles tobe parked on sites containing a residence;
•Requires recreational vehicles to have a current vehicle registration license plate;
•Prohibits sleeping inor living in a recreational vehicle at any location in the City;*
•Prohibits recreational vehicles from being parked or stored in the area forward of the front building
line,inthe side setback area,or within 10 feet of the rear property line;
•Provides specific restrictions onthe maximum size ofa parked recreational vehicle.
STAFF OBSERVATIONS
(1)The concerns expressed are issues that clearly affect quality of life within typical South Miami
residential neighborhoods.Generally,theCity's residential neighborhoods consist of small and moderate
size lots with minimal distances between homes and primarily facing two-lane streets.The parking of
large recreational vehicles in the front yards of homes and on the street is visually unattractive,impedes
traffic and contributes toa sense of overcrowding.A number of municipalities have adopted strict Land
Development Code regulations concerning the parking and storage of recreational vehicles.
(2)The proposed regulations are similar to those now in effect for unincorporated Miami-Dade.
(3)It is important to note that certain property owners may be burdened by the ordinance,if they own
recreational vehicles that they currently store in the front,side,or rear yard setbacks.The Board may
wish to allow a "grandfather"provision,whereby recreational vehicle owners may apply for a temporary
non-conforming statusduringthetimeperiodafterthe ordinance isenactedandthetimeownerscan
complywiththenewregulations.
PLANNING BOARD ACTION
The Planning Board at its July 12,2005 meeting adopted a motion by a vote of3 ayes 2 nays
recommendingdenial of theproposedRV regulations.
CITY COMMISSION ACTION
The City Commission at its first reading of the ordinance on July 26,2005 deferred action and suggested
thatcertain sections ofthedraft legislation be revised.This included a clarification ofthe definition of a
recreational vehicle.In addition the Administration's revision to subparagraph (iii)(p.2)on parking in
the side setback is also included in the attached revised ordinance which shows new wording in bold and
wording tobe removed in strikethrough.In order to respond to concerns related to "commercial
vehicles"the Planning Department will prepare an amendment (separate ordinance)to the Land
Development Codewhichwillclarifythecurrent definition ofthatterm.
RECOMMENDATION
The Administration is supportive of the need to provide regulations to guide parking and storage of
recreational vehicles.Although the Planning Board recommended denial it appears from their minutes
that several Board members wanted to adjust some of the proposed parking restrictions in order to
respondtoconcernsexpressed.
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RV's
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The Administration is proposmg that the setback limitations set forth in Sec.20-3.6(S)2(c)(iii)on p.2,be
revised to read:
(iii)The location for such parked RV shall beintherear yard orintheside
yardtotherearofaline established bythe front building line closestto furthest
#fes%the street and set back tothe rear building line wherever possible,butinno
eventinfront of suchfrontbuildingline.SuchRV may belocatedin the side
setback provided that a6 foot high wall,fence or landscaping is installed
along the area adjacent tothe parked RV ohall be setback from nidc property
linco ata distance equivalent to the required side setback for the principal
building and shall beset back from the rear property line at least ten (10)feet.
It is recommended that the attached revised ordinance effecting recreational vehicles be adopted.
Attachment:
Revised Draft Ordinance
PlanningBoardMinutesExcerpt,July 12,2005
Public notices
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CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI
PLANNING BOARD
Regular Meeting
Action Summary Minutes
Tuesday,July 12,2005
City Commission Chambers
7:30 P.M.
EXCERPT
I.Call to Order and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
Action:The meeting wascalledtoorderat7:40P.M.
Action:ThePledge of Allegiancewasrecited.
Action:Mr.-Morton Chairperson,requested aroll call.
Board members present constituting a quorum:Mr.Morton,Mr.Illas,Ms.Yates,
Mr.Liddy andMr.Mann.
Board members absent:Mr.Comendeiro
City staff present:Don O'Donniley (Planning Director)Sanford A.Youkilis
(Planning Consultant),Gremaf Reyes (Video Support),and Patricia E.Lauderman
(PlanningBoard Secretary).
m.Planning Board Applications /Public Hearings
Mr.Mortonsworeinthe speakers
PB-05-023
Applicant:City of South Miami
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA,RELATING TO CREATING SUBSECTION 20-3 6(S)
OF THE CITY'S LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE RELATING TO STORAGE OF
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES IN ORDER TO FURTHER REGULATE
PlanningBoardMeeting
July7,2005
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ACCESSORY STORAGE OF SAME;PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY
ORDINANCESIN CONFLICT,ANDAN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Action:Ms.Yates read the item into the record.Mr.O'Donniley explained that
concerns about the storage and parking of recreational vehicles resulted inthe
Mayor and City Commission directing the City Attorney to look into how the
County regulates recreational vehicles and to prepare the necessary legislation to
respond to these concerns.The current proposed legislation provides regulations for
the storage and parking of recreational vehicles only.
At this time,Mr.O'Donniley provided a summary of the proposed legislation:
•Recreationalvehiclesare defined;
•Prohibits overnight parking of recreational vehicles on streets or other
public places;
•Allows recreational vehicles to be parked on site containing a residence;
®Requires recreational vehicles to have a current vehicle registration license
plate;
o Prohibits sleeping inor living ina recreational vehicle at any location inthe
City;
»Prohibits recreational vehicles from being parked or stored in the area
forward ofthe front building line,inthe side setback,or within 10 feet of
therearpropertyline;
®Provides specific restrictions on the maximum size ofa parked recreational
vehicle.
In addition,Mr.O'Donniley provided the following staff observations:
1.The concerns expressed are issues that clearly affect quality of life within
typical 'South Miami residential neighborhoods.Generally,the City's
residential neighborhoods consist of small and moderate sizelotswith
minimal distances between homes facing two-lane streets.The parking of
large recreational vehicles in the front yards of homes andonthe street is
visually unattractive,impedes trafficand contributes toasense of
overcrowding.A number of municipalities have adopted strict Land
Development Code regulations concerning the parking and storage of
recreational vehicles.
2.The proposed regulations are similar to those nowin effect for
unincorporated Miami-Dade.
3.Mr.O'Donniley advised that certain property owners may be burdened by
the ordinance,if they own recreational vehicles that they currently store in
the front,side,or rear yard setbacks.The Board may wish to allow a
"grandfather"provision,whereby recreational vehicle owners may apply for
a temporary non-conforming status during thetime period after the
PlanningBoardMeeting
July 7,2005 °
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ordinance is enacted and the time owners can comply with the new
regulations.
Recommendation
Planning staff recommended that the proposed amendment effecting recreational
vehiclesonlybeapproved.
Mr.Mortonopenedthepublic hearing.
Speakers:
NAME ADDRESS SUPPORT/OPPOSE
CalRosenbaum 6101 Sunset Drive.Supported
Mr.Rosenbaum agreed with the Planning Director.In addition,he suggested an
amendment that would provide in the event ofa major catastrophe individuals may
live in their RV's,if they obtain a temporary permit.
Sheila Gabley Opposed
Ms.Gabley stated she does not own an RV nor intends to buy one,however,she
does not see RVs as a problem as long as the owner keeps the RV safely on their
property.In addition,Ms.Gabley opposed the legislation becauseshedidnotthink
it was needed.
Edna K.Davis Opposed
Ms.Davis opposed the legislation because she believed it would createaburden
particularly with the rule that refers to the specific location and the required
setbacks.In order to comply with the regulations she would need to pay a monthly
fee to have the RV stored elsewhere or change the way my property is constructed.
Bob Welch Opposed
Mr.Welch stated that the amount of RV owners in the City is only 15.He also
disagreed with the legislation because it regulated the RV's like the City regulates
the building of ahouse.
CarlForbis 6474 Manor Lane Opposed
Mr.Forbis indicated he drove around the City in preparation for this topic and he
counted only 11 RV in the City.He opposes the legislation completely.
Ernie Lara Opposed
Mr.LarastatedhehashadhisRVin the City since 1977 andhehadneverhada
problem until recently when his neighbor called Code Enforcement.He complied
with the citation with regards to the RV and does not agree with the legislation.
Joe Salas 5958 SW 58 Terr Opposed
Mr.Salas stated he has lived in the City for a number of years and heis satisfied
with the City's regulations however,he opposes completely this legislation.
Mr.Morton closedthepublic hearing.
PlanningBoardMeeting
July 7,2005
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Board member Mr.Mann expressed concern over the fact that this legislation is
picking one type of recreational vehicle over others.In addition,he commented that
he believes that boat and RV regulation should be equal.He also stressed that the
side and rear setbacks will create a hardship to the RV owners especially since
some lots are small.Board member,Ms.Yates agreed with Mr.Mann inthatthe
legislation signals outRV owners only.Furthermore,Ms.Yates indicated that
either the regulation restricts everything equal orjustto leave the RVs alone.
Mr.Mortonre-openedthepublic hearing.
Ernie Lara Opposed
Mr.Lara clarified to the Board the situation of his RV with the signage on it.
CalRosenbaum 6101SunsetDrive.Neutral
Mr.Rosenbaum indicated thatthe number of RV owners thathavebeen counted
represent farless than ahalfofone percent ofthe population of South Miami.He
also suggested that the Board inform the Commission they have reviewed the
legislation but make no recommendation.
Motion:Mr.Illasmovedtodenythe legislation.Noone seconded the motion.
The motion died for lack of a second.
Motion:Mr.Mannmadea motion to send this legislation backtothe Commission
and letting them decide since they have directinput from the community.His
comment tothe Commission wasthat they shouldmakethesidesetbackbetothe
property line,and that all owners of RVs,boats,and other vehicles all have equal
treatment.No one seconded the motion
Discussion resumed in regards tothe motion onthe floor.Some Board members
were confused about Mr.Mann's motion.Mr.O'Donniley clarified the motion at
Mr.Morton's request by stating that perhaps the Commission needed to further
study the legislation as drafted and address the hardships ofthe setbacks.In
addition,Mr.Mann indicated he would not recommend approval of the legislation
as written;however,he believed the legislation needed some tweaking made by the
Commission specifically eliminating the side setback and consider incorporating a
grandfatherclauseoption.
At this point Mr.Mann withdrew his previous motion.
Motion:Mr.Mann made a motion to deny the RV regulation as submitted.
Mr.Illas seconded the motion.
Vote:Ayes 3 Nays 2 (Mr.Morton,Mr.Liddy)
Themotionwasadopted.
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PUBLIC HEARING
•
NOTICE IS HEREBY given thatthe City Commission ofthe City ofSouth
Miami,Florida will conduct Public Hearings atits regular City
Commission meetingscheduledforTuesday,.August 16,2005
beginningat 6:30 p.m.,intheCity Commission Chambers,6130
SunsetDrive,to consider the following ordinances onsecond reading:
r"""I AN ORDINANCE OFTHEMAYORANDCITY COMMISSION
OFTHECITYOFSOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA,RELATINGTO
CREATINGSECTION 20-3.6(S)OFTHECITY'SLAND
DEVELOPMENT CODE RELATING TO STORAGE OF
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES IN ORDER TO FURTHER
REGULATE ACCESSORY STORAGE OFSAME;PROVID
ING FOR SEVERABILITY,ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT,
AND AN EFFECTIVE DAT!".'•J
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION
OFTHECITYOF SOUTH MIAMI;FLORIDA,RELATING TOA
REQUEST TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAPOFTHE
CITY OF SOUTH MI"AMI LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE BY
DESIGNATING THEAMSTERPROPERTIES (AKA DORN
BROTHERS'BUILDINGS),LOCATED AT 5900-5904
SUNSET DRIVE AS AN HISTORIC SITE AND BY PLACE
MENT OF AN HISTORIC PRESERVATION OVERLAY ZONE
(HP-OV)OVER THE EXISTING ZONING USE DISTRICT FOR
THEPROPERTY;PROVIDING FORSEVERABILITY;
PROVIDING FORORDINANCESINCONFLICT;AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION
OFTHECITYOFSOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA;AMENDING
SECTION 20-3.6 (H)(2)(c)OFTHELAND DEVELOPMENT
CODEOF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMITOMODIFYTHE
REQUIRED MINIMUM 60%OPEN AREA ONTHETOP TWO
(2)FEET OF FENCES ADJACENTTOA RIGHT-OF-WAY;
PROVIDINGFOR SEVERABILITY;PROVIDING FOR
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT;ANDPROVIDINGAN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
AN ORDINANCE OFTHE MAYOR ANDCITYCOMMISSION
OFTHECITYOF SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA ESTABLISHING
GUIDELINES"FORNAMINGCITY PROPERTY ANDROAD
WAYS W1THJN THECITY;PROVIDINGFORSEVERABILITY;
PROVIDING FORORDINANCESINCONFLICT;AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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AN ORDINANCE OF.THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITYOF SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA RELATING TO;
THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION 13-24 OFTHE CITY'S
CODEOF ORDINANCES "SCHEDULEOFLICENSETAXES"
BY INCREASING LICENSE TAX RATES PURSUANT TO
CHAPTER 205OFTHE FLORIDA STATUTES;PROVIDING
FOR SEVERABILITY;PROVIDING FOR ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT;AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Above items canbe inspected inthe City Clerk's Office,Monday -Friday
during regular office hours.••'
If youhave any inquiries onthe first twoitemsplease contact the
Planning and Zoning Departmental:305-663-6326
ALLinterested parties are invited to attend and willbe heard.
•
Maria M.Menendez
CityClerk
Pursuantto Florida Statutes 286.0105,the City herebyadvisesthe
public thatifapersondecidestoappealany decision made bythis
Board,Agency or Commission with respecttoanymatter considered at
its meeting or hearing,heorshe will needa record.of the proceedings,
andthatforsuchpurpose,affectedpersonmayneedtoensurethata
verbatim recordoftheproceedingsismadewhichrecordincludesthe
testimony andevidenceupon which theappealistobebased.
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