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HomeMy Public PortalAbout034-1986 - ORDINANCE DEFINING SALARY LEVELS OF ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL IN THE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTSORDINANCE NO. 34-1986 AN ORDINANCE DEFINING SALARY LEVELS OF ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL IN THE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS WHEREAS, it is necessary to define the salary payable to Administrative Personnel in the Police and Fire Departments. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond that Section 33.01 (d) be added to the City Code as follows: The salary levels set forth in the annual salary ordinance, beginning with the 1987 fiscal year, for administrative personnel of the Police Department and Fire Department, not represented by collective bargaining agreements, shall be deemed to include all compensation from all sources, including, but not limited to, longevity, educational incentive and holiday pay, and clothing allowance beyond what is required by state statute. This ordinance shall be effective beginning the 1987 fiscal year. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana this Iuday of �} ], 1986. President of'Common Council ATTEST: City Clerk / PRESENTED by me to the Mayor of the City of Richmond, Indiana this.?O day of , 1986. - 01 PI . APPROVED by me, Frank H. Waltermann, Mayor of the City of Richmond, Indiana this ,?06-1-day of _ , 1986. r Mayor ATTEST: City Cle k DISPOSITION OF ORDINANCE NO..3/-198 RESOLUTION NO. -198 by Common Council RDINANCE NO., - I RESOLUTION NO. ELSTRO NILLIAMS BROOKBARK HANKINSONlYHITESELL PARKER HUTTON MORRIS BOWER DATE tf�W k II Susp.rules 1st read Title only L!/ am.Crn 4f r, ! . ..................... ......` .... , .. , , . . Seconded tic I PCOOf of Publication I�NAC<hf�K�!-6t;Ss4/. .. .....................li ...... _ :Seconded ..... .. ...... ....... . I 'Move ;trove to Znd reading i N ;Second ;Engrossment Um aIrutrM (f � It teas ..................... Seconded rc wGc ... .. ............ .......... ...... . Susp. rules 3rd Reading �4LreLvrt.!*!.'!W-LL.P..... . . ............. . ... ... ...... ✓ Seoonded� oy , _ C"-6c .................. ... ...... . 'Passage (Rejection p DATE PASSED:- $ COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS: Committee Date Committee Hearing Date Reassigned to Council Agenda PUBLICATION DATES: S (� AMENDMENTS: CCkU TENTS: NOTICE OF HEARING[ ON ORDINANCE[ NO. 34,35,36,38,39,40 b 41-1986[ Public Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana will hold a public hearing on the 19th day of May, 1986 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers in the Richmond Municipal Building on: [ ORDINANCE NO. 34-1986-AN ORDINANCE DEFINING SALARY LEVELS OF ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL IN THE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS [ ORDINANCE NO. 35-1986-AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR ACCESS PERMIT RULES IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AS APPLIED TO STREET AND HIGHWAY ACCESS FROM PRIVATE PROPERTY. [ ORDINANCE NO. 36-1986-AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 96 OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND CITY CODE AS IT APPLIES TO STREET EXCAVATIONS AND UTILITY INSTALLATION[ ORDINANCE NO.38-1986-AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 10.80 TO THE CITY CODE AS IT PERTAINS TO A DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY FOR RELIANCE OF THE CITY OR ITS AGENTS ON THE CITY CODE[ ORDINANCE NO. 39-1986-AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE RECOVERY OF CIVIL DAMAGES FOR EXPENSES, LOSS, OR DAMAGE CAUSED TO THE CITY BY VIOLATION OF THE CITY CODE, ORDINANCES, CONTRACTS, RULES, OR REGULATIONS.[ ORDINANCE NO. 40-1986-AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A PERSONNEL POLICY FOR CITY EMPLOYEES.[ ORDINANCE NO. 41-1986-AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE STANDARD TO BE UTILIZED IN CALCULATING PENSION BENEFITS AND ASSESSMENTS FOR THE POLICE PENSION FUND [ All parties interested in or affected by this Ordinance are invited to attend the public hearing to speak in favor of or in opposition to said Ordinance.[ Mary Merchanthouse[ City Clerk[ Publish ➢ate: May 9, 1986[ Date Delivered: May 7, 1986[ +lg16586-gleg „ leg$ PUBLICATION OF NOTICE[ - Public Notice Is hereby made by the City Clerk of the City of Richmond, Indiana, of the adoption and passage of the following Ordinance's: [ AMENDED ORDINANCE 47-1985: AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE BURGLARY AND ROBBERY ALARM SYSTEMS.[ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond that a new Chapter 120, entitled BURGLAR AND ROBBERY ALARM SYSTEMS be included in Title XI, Business Regulations of the City Code of Richmond, and that such chapter shall provide as follows:[ SECTION 1. DEFINITlONS[ (a) A regulated burglar alarm system, for the purpose of this ordinance, shall be defined as any burglar alarm system which uses an external signaling device to summon the police either directly or Indirectly. An external signaling device is any _ bell, siren, horn, flashing light, automatic dialer or other device intended to summon a police response either directly or _ Indirectly by signaling an alert outside of a building. Every burglar alarm system equipped with any external signaling device shall be deemed to be a regulated burglar alarm system and must have permit.[ (b) Alarm system means any device used for the detection of an unauthorized entry or attempted entry into a building, structure or facility or for alerting others of the commission of an unlawful act within a building, structure, facility or grounds, which when activated causes notification to be made directly or indirectly to the Richmond Police Department.[ (c) Permit holder means the individual, corporation, Partnership or other legal entity to whom an alarm system permit is issued.[ (d) For the purpose of this article, an alarm system shall not Lnelude:[ (1) An alarm installed on a motor vehicle.[ (Ii) An alarm system designated so that no notification Is given to the police until after the occupants, an agent of the owner or lessee, or an agent of an alarm system business have visually checked the alarm site and determined that the alarm was the result of criminal activity of the kind for which the alarm system was designated to give notice.[ (III) An alarm Installed upon premises occupied by the United States, the State of Indiana, or any political subdivision thereof.[ (a) Response shall be defined as an alarm which precipitates a police officer arrival at the alarm site.[ (f) A false alarm shall be defined as an event in which a police response was the result of an external alarm and no Intrusion or evidence of attempted entry was evident. (No exceptions.)[ (g) Alarm Business means any individual, partnership, corporation or other entity who in addition to selling alarm systems, also leases, maintains, services, repairs, alters, replaces, moves or Installs any alarm system or causes to be sold, leased, maintained, serviced, repaired, altered, replaced, moved or Installed any alarm system in or on any building structure, facility or grounds.[ SECTION 2. PERMIT REQUIRED[ It shall be unlawful for a person in control of property to operate, cause to be operated, or permit the operation of an alarm system on that property unless a current permit has been obtained from the City Controller, or his designee. Failure to secure a permit within 72 hours of installation will constitute violation of this ordinance.[ [ SECTION 3. PERMIT APPLICATION[ Application for a permit for the operation of an alarm system shall be made by a person or legal entity having control over the property on which the alarm system is to be Installed and operated. Such applications shall be made In writing to the City Controller or his designee on a form designated by the City for that purpose. The application shall Include the following Information:[ (a) The name, address and telephone number of each person In control of the property, and who is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and use of the alarm system.[ (b) The street address of the property on which the alarm system Is to be installed and operated.[ (c) Any business name used for the premises on which the alarm system is to be Installed and operated.[ (d) The name of the person or alarm system business who will install or monitor the alarm system, and the installation date, as .applicable.[ (e) The name and telephone number of two (2) persons or of an alarm system business which are able to and have agreed:[ (I) to receive notification at anytime;[ (11) to come to the alarm site within thirty (30) minutes after receiving a request from the Richmond Police Department to do so; and[ (ill) to grant access to the alarm site and to deactivate the system if such becomes necessary.[ (f) The name and model of the alarm system components used.[ (g) The Information in (a) and (c) shall be displayed on the permit itself.[ SECTION 4. ISSUANCE OF ALARM SYSTEM PERMIT[ (a) The Controller shall issue an alarm system permit to the person or other legal entity in control of the property upon submission of an application therefore In accordance with this section, unless the Controller finds that any statement made In the application was incomplete or false. Should the property in which an alarm system is located change ownership, or should the entity in control of the property change, a new application for a permit must be made. Such permits are not transferable.[ (b) The fee for an alarm system permit will be ten dollars ($10.00) for the first terra of the permits. Such permit may be renewed upon expiration upon a payment of ten ($ 10.00) dollars for a new term. [ (c) Immediately after receipt of the application for a permit and payment of the permit fee, the Controller shall forward the application to the Police Department. The Police Department shall protect all Information on such application as confidential information; provided, however, nothing in this ordinance shall prohibit the use of such Information for legitimate law enforcement purposes and for enforcement of this ordinance.[ (d) A permit issued pursuant to this chapter shall be valid for two (2) years from the date of issuance.[ (e) A permit issued pursuant to this chapter shall be personal to the permit holder and Is not transferable.[ (f) A person or legal entity having control of an alarm system at the time this ordinance becomes effective shall have ninety (90) days to obtain a permit as set out herein. [ SECTION 5.[ a Any permit holder or alarm business may test its alarm system with the - - Richmond Pollee Department provided that the permit holder or alarm business has notified the Police Department dispatcher in advance at least thirty (30) minutes prior to conducting the test and has received the approval of the Police Department to conduct such test prior to the test being performed. Such testing shall be subject to the sole discretion of the Police Department. The Richmond Polices Department shall log all requests for alarm testing and all alarm tests conducted.[ SECTION 6. CHANGE IN INFORMATION[ The permit holder shall promptly notify the Controller or his designee In writing of any change In the information contained in the permit application.[ SECTION 7. LOG OF ALARM ACTIVITY[ It shall be the duty of each alarm permit holder and alarm business to record, to the best extent possible,in a log, the date and time of each alarm activity, the cause and nature of each alarm, and the dates and nature of any service, Installation or maintenance of the alarm system and Its components. Such information shall be made available to the Richmond Police Department upon Its request.[ SECTION 8. IDENTIFICATION CARDS REQUIRED[ Every agent of an alarm business shall carry on his person at all times, - while engaged in the alarm business, an identification card which shall be displayed to any law enforcement officer upon request. In addition, the employees of commercial alarm businesses shall file photograph, - fingerprint, and identification records With the Richmond Police Department.[ SECTION 9. CONSUMER PROTECTION[ It shall be the obligation of businesses selling alarm systems and doing business with the City of Richmond to inform customers at the point of sale that local ordinance requires anyone in control of an alarm system, as defined by this ordinance, to obtain a permit for such alarm business.[ SECTION 10. PROHIBITED ACTIVITY[ -. It shall be unlawful for a person who controls property on which an alarm system is installed to issue, cause to be issued, allow or permit the issuance of false alarms.[ SECTION 11. NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS[ ' Whenever a police officer of the city, or a person so authorized by the Board of Public Works and Safety, shall find that the owner or operator of any alarm system has committed any of the acts which have been declared unlawful by any provision of this chapter, the officer shall give notice to the person of the violation in the manner directed in this ordinance.[ SECTION 12. SERVICE OF NOTICE AND CONTENTS[ (a) A police officer shall notify the owner or operator of an alarm system, or his representative, of any violation subject to this ordinance by presenting such person found In possession of In charge of the alarm system with a written notice. If the officer shall not find any such person In possession of In charge of the premises, or if the - person is a child or Incapable of receiving the notice, the officer shall notify such owner or operator thereof by posting or attaching a written notice of the violation In a conspicuous place upon the premises and such person shall be bound thereby.[ (b) All notice of violations, as required to be served by this section shall be executed by the police officer or other authorized person, in quadruplicate. One copy shall be served upon the violator, one copy shall be filed by the officer with the Police Records Division and one copy shall be filed in the office of the City Attorney, which copy shall also be for the use of the officer. The latter two (2) copies shall be filed In the respective office by the officer at his earliest opportunity before or when he goes off duty for the particular day on which such notice was served on the violator. In the event an alarm is operated by an alarm business one (1) copy of the notice of violation 3 shall be served on the person who controls the property on which the alarm system is installed and a copy shall also be served upon the alarm business.[ (c) All notices provided for in this section shall be numbered and shall contain the following Information:[ (1) The specific violation with which the violator is charged;[ (2) The name and address of the person who controls property on which the alarm system is installed;[ (3) The location of the violation;[ (4) The signature of the officer;[ (5) The badge number, if any, of the officer; [ (6) The date of the violation.[ (d) The copy of the notice served upon the violator or his representative, or the owner of the premises, shall also state that the violator respond, in writing, at the office of the City Attorney, within ten (10) days of the date of the violation appearing upon the notice; and the violator so appearing shall have the privileges accorded by law. However, if the period of ten (10) days shall expire upon a Sunday or a legal holiday, then the period of time in which the violator must appear shall be extended twenty—four (24) additional hours. Contents of the response shall contain an explanation of any known reason for the cause of the false alarm and the remedial action taken.[ SECTION 13. PENALTY[ It shall be a violation to operate, in the City of Richmond, an alarm system without permit. Upon such citation, the fine shall be one hundred ($100.00) dollars. [ SECTION 14. EFFECT OF FAILURE TO APPEAR[ All alarm system components in use with any regulated alarm system must be of an approved type to obtain a permit. (All component types will be approved when the ordinance first becomes effective). Alarm system components found to be responsible for an excessive number of false alarms may be restricted or prohibited on new permits and restricted or prohibited form further use with existing permits by written notice to the affected permit holders. The permit hold would have 30 days to make necessary changes and submit a revised permit application form using only acceptable alarm system components. If the permit holder failed to respond the permit would be revoked by notice sent by registered mail. The permit holder of any regulated alarm system which cause a false alarm while using any prohibited alarm system components would be fined $100.00. [ SECTION 15. FEE AND VIOLATION PROCEEDS[ All sums generated by reason of the terms of this ordinance shall be deposited in the general fund of the City of Richmond, Indiana. The offending permit holder shall be responsible for the payment of any penalties assessed.[ SECTION 16. REVOCATION of ALARM PERMIT AND REINSTATEHENT[ In the event three (3) or more citations for false alarms are Issued to any permit holder within a six (6) month period, the following procedure shall be used for determining whether the alarm permit for such offending system should be revoked.[ (a) Upon the third (3rd) citation, the Richmond Police Department shall deliver to the permit holder by personal service or certified mail a notice that the permit holder may be subject to revocation of the alarm system permit upon the occurrence of the next (4th or more) false alarm.[ (b) Upon the fourth (4th) or more citation, the Richmond Police Department shall notify the City Attorney of the existence of a fourth (4th) or more citation for an alarm permit holder. The City Attorney shall then deliver the permit holder by personal service or certified mail a Notice of Intent to Revoke Alarm System Permit and Hearing on Administrative Determination to the alarm permit holder. 4 The City Attorney shall also schedule a hearing before the Richmond Board of Public Works and Safety to determine whether the permit for that alarm system should be revoked. Notice of the hearing date shall oe given to the permit holder, along with information that the permit holder may appear at the permit revocation hearing with counsel and witnesses and may present evidence on the permit holder's behalf.[ (c) The Board of Public Works and Safety shall conduct a hearing no less than fourteen (14) days after notice is sent to the permit holder. The Board of Public Works and Safety shall hold such permit revocation hearing, under oath, and shall consider the evidence presented before it. If the Board finds, by a preponderance of the evidence, that four (4) or more false alarms have resulted from an alarm system within any six (6) month period, the permit for that system shall be revoked. Notice of the revocation shall be delivered to the system holder by personal service or certified mail and the revocation becomes effective immediately upon such delivery.[ (d) An alarm holder whose permit has been revoked may petition the Board of Public Works and Safety for reinstatement of the alarm permit upon a showing that the alarm system has been inspected, repaired and tested. If the Board finds satisfactory evidence that the alarm system has been adequately inspected, repaired, and tested, the Board may reinstate the alarm permit upon the submission of a twenty-five dollar ($25.00) reinstatement fee by the alarm holder.[ SECTION 17. OTHER PROVISIONS[ (a) Any alarm system must be equipped to automatically disconnect or turn itself off within fifteen (15) minutes -after it has been activated.[ (b) Any alarm system which features an automatic telephone dialing device may only be connected to an approved telephone number and must automatically release the telephone line upon completion of the call.[ SECTION 18. SEVERABILITY[ All Ordinances or part of Ordinances Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.[ SECTION 19. EFFECTIVE DATE[ This Ordinance shall be In full force and effect sixty (60) days after passage by the Common Council.[ PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana this 2nd day of June, 1986.[ ALSO:[ ORDINANCE NO. 34-1986: AN ORDINANCE DEFINING SALARY LEVELS OF ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL IN THE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS.[ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond that Section 33.01 (d) be added to the City Code as follows:[ The salary levels set forth in the annual salary ordinance, beginning with the 1987 fiscal year, for administrative personnel of the Police Department and Fire Department, not represented by collective bargaining agreements, shall be deemed to include all compensation from all sources, Including, but not limited to, longevity, educational incentive and holiday pay, and clothing allowance beyond what is required by state statute.[ This ordinance shall be effective beginning the 1987 fiscal year.[ PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana this 19th day of May, 1986.[ ALSO:[ j— OR➢INANCE NO. 36-1986: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF CHAPTER 96 OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND CITY CODE AS IT APPLIES TO STREET EXCAVATIONS AND 0TILITY INSTALLATION.[ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana that the following be made to the Richmond City Code:[ I. Section 96.10 (A) of the City Code of the City of Richmond shall be amended as follows:[ A. Permit Period: No person shall dig or make an excavation of any kind in any public street, alley, or sidewalk of the City, without first obtaining a written permit from the City Controller or his designee to do so. For purposes of this chapter an applicant shall obtain one permit for each city block in which work is to be performed; however, the applicant may obtain one permit for a planned construction project so long as the plans and specifications for that planned construction project are included with the Initial permit application and are clearly identified as a single construction project, and such application for a single construction project permit Is made at least seven (7) days prior to start of construction.[ II. Section 96.10(c)(5) shall be amended to read as follows:[ In consideration of the grant of a permit for a street cut or excavation, the applicant agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless the City of Richmond, Indiana, its officials and employees from any liability due to damage or injuries to the person or property of anyone on or off the right of way arising out of or resulting from the issuance of this permit or the work connected therewith caused by or resulting from the negligence of Applicant, its agents, employees, or subcontractors engaged In the performance of the work or the joint negligence of any of them.[ The Applicant also agrees to pay all reasonable expenses and attorney fees incurred by or imposed on the City arising out of a lawsuit filed against the City for damages, provided a court of competent jurisdiction makes a determination that the Applicant, its agent, employees or - subcontractors has been guilty of negligence in pursuance of the work resulting from the issuance of a permit for a street cut or excavation, which negligence caused damage to the prevailing, aggrieved-, party, provided the City was not guilty of independent or concurring negligence.[ III. Section 96.12 of the City Code shall be amended by adding paragraph (G) as follows:[ Utilities are urged to refer to Publication No. 11-84-7 entitled Pavement Cuts for Utilities — A Field Guide To The Accomplishment and Maintenance, published October, 1984, by the Highway Extension and Research Project for Indiana Counties and Cities and are urged to meet or exceed the specifications set forth therein.[ PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana this 19th day of May, 1986.[ ALSO:[ Ordinance No. 36-1986: AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 10.80 TO THE CITY CODE AS IT PERTAINS TO A DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY FOR RELIANCE OF THE CITY OR ITS AGENTS ON THE CITY CODE[ NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indlana, that Section 10.80 be added to the City Code as follows:[ This City Code or any other Ordinance shall not create liability on the part of the City or its admlaistering agency for any damages that result from reliance on the Code or other Ordinance or any administrative decision lawfully made thereunder.[ (p PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana this 19th day of May, 1986.[ ALSO, ORDINANCE NO. 39-1986: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE RECOVERY OF CIVIL DAMAGES FOR EXPENSES, LOSS, OR DAMAGE CAUSED TO THE CITY BY VIOLATION OF THE CITY CODE, ORDINANCES, CONTRACTS, RULES, OR REGULATIONS[ NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond that Section 10.99 of the City Code be added as follows, by adding the following:[ (b) In addition to any fines or other penalties, that may be assessable, any person, corporation, or entity violating any provisions; of the City Code, other ordinances, contracts, rules, or regulations of the City, Its Boards, Departments, agencies, or Commissions, shall become liable to the City of 'Richmond for any expense, loss or damage caused to the City by reason of such violation including, but not limited to, any, corrective, clean-up, evacuation, administrative or other expenses, including legal, investigative, and engineering expenses, and labor and overtime costs.[ PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana this 2nd day of . 1986.[ ALSO:[ ORDINANCE N0. 40-1986: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A PERSONNEL POLICY FOR CITY EMPLOYEES.[ NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond that Section 33.01 of the Richmond City Code be amended as follows:[ (a) Compensation for City officials and employees shall be as set annually by legislative authority.[ (b) The City of Richmond, through Its Mayor and respective boards, may adopt and develop personnel policies to govern the actions and benefits accruing to city employees under their control.[ (c) Such personnel policies may establish fringe benefits, such as insurance, holiday, vacation, sick leave, personal leave, and bereavement benefits, which shall not be considered as additional compensation beyond what is set forth in the salary ordinance.[ PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana this 19th day of May, 1986.[ ALSO:[ AMENDED ORDINANCE NO. 41-1986: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE STANDARD TO BE UTILIZED IN CALCULATING PENSION BENEFITS AND ASSESSMENTS FOR THE POLICE PENSION FUND.[ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council for the City of Richmond, Indiana that Section 31.59 be added to the City Code as follows:[ For purposes of establishing a basis for calculating pension benefits and assessments Police Pension Fund, the salary for a first class patrolman with twenty-four (24) years of service shall be used.[ PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Common Council of the City of Richmond, Indiana this 19th day of May, 1986.[ A copy of these Ordinance's is on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Richmond, Indiana, 50 North 5th Street, Richmond, Indiana.[ Mary Merchanthouse[ City Clerk[ Publish Dates: 2 times: June 9 and June 16, 1986[ Delivered by: via lisa terminal modem[ Date Delivered: June 5, 1986 [ TnvA 050886-3 Form Prescribed by State Board of Accounts General Form No- 99 P (Rev- 1967) ..........C1ty,;•C,� eke-C� .�!,•,o ..:Ri.chmond.....- To ...................Palladium Publishing Corporation.......... 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