PZC Minutes 121890''01 to")
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
MINUTES OF PLANNING AND ZONING MEETING
DECEMBER 18, 1990
The regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission was
held on December 18, 1990, at 7:30 PM in the Town Council
Chambers of the Town of Avon Municipal Complex, 400 Benchmark
Road, Avon, Colorado. The meeting was called to order by
Chairman Frank Doll.
Members Present: Frank Doll, Sue Railton, Jack Hunn,
John Perkins, Pat Dixon,
Clayton McRory
Staff Present: Jim Curnutte, Planner;
Charlette Pascuzzi,
Recording Secretary
Chairman Doll stated that all members were present except
John Perkins, Jack Hunn, and Buz Reynolds.
Mr. Perkins arrived at 7:32 and Jack Hunn arrived at 7:36.
Since no representative was present for the first item on the
agenda, Lot 89, Block 1, Wildridge, Landscape Plan, the
Commission moved on to the next item
Jim Curnutte reviewed the concerns that the Commission had
stated at the time of continuing these three items. Curnutte
stated that revised plans have been submitted, and it appears
the applicant has adequately addressed the concerns.
Steve Riden, representing KED Development, described the
total landscape plan, as requested by the Commission, He
stated that they have set up guidelines for the landscaping
to facilitate the landscape design for the individual lots.
The items listed will serve to unify -,he project and assist
the individual owners in any additions they may want to make.
There are four parts to the landscape plan; streetscape, lot
separation, intimate areas, and natural or revegetation
areas. Riden then described all four areas. The materials
selected are: Trees - Pinion pine, ponderosa pine, blue
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res_Subdiy_ision.,__ Steve Riders
toon.___ and__ Vest Residgnce_s.,
rom December 4.,_ 1990_
spruce, bristle -cone pine, mountain alder, canadian red
cherry, and as an alternate, russian olive. Shrubs - buffalo
juniper, table top juniper, mugho pine, and clip-essifolia.
Grasses - native grasses and kent.ucky bluegrass type. Riden
stated that each lot will be provided with a series of hose
bibs as needed, and a vacuum breaker, in addition to a
rainbird drip system for the trees. Startup will be by KED
Development and continued maintenance by the owners. He
stated that rocks will be disbursed about the project and
placed to provide planting beds or retainages needed. KED
Development assumes no responsibility for maintenance after a
successful startup.
As per the request by the Commission, Mr. Riden then
described the total subdivision site plan layout, showing all
twelve locations of houses. He then described the color
chart he had prepared. He stated that all stucco will have
an elastomeric paint as part of the stucco process, all wood
will have a semi -transparent, spray applied when possible,
there will be some solid body stain listed. All others will
be color impregnated, such as windows, or brush applied. All
the fascia will be a mushroom color. The entry and garage
doors are a mix of three colors; historic red -Benjamin Moore
66, and a Benjamin Moore 1024 and also a natural cedar stain.
Basically the windows are all clad. The colors are white,
terra -tone and beige. Sometimes the trim matches the body
siding, or associates with the fascia color. The sidings
will be - an Olympic outside white, an Olympic shammy, and an
Olympic white birch. The stucco will be a sandstone, a
beige, a white or a navajo white.
He described the changes made to the individual houses as
requested by the commission.
Discussion followed on the landscape plan provided. Of most
concern was the irrigation system, or lack of one.
Discussion followed on the tree sizes. Discussion followed
on the joining of the seeded areas and natural areas.
Discussion followed on the need for top soil. Also discussed
is the extent of the curb and gutter along the street edge.
Riden stated that there is not much curb and gutter. He
described where there would be curb and gutter. Discussion
followed on the lack of some trees, i.e. asnans.
Considerable discussion followed on the total landscape plan.
Tne lack of an automatic irrigating system was of most
concern by Jack Hunn. John Perkins agreed with him. Hunn
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Lots 5 9. and 10. Wildridge Acres___Subdi_yisi_on,___Steve_Riden
for Bob Kedrowski,_ Dubois_Huntoony andVest Residences,.
FinalDesign Review_tcontinued_.fro_m__December 4,_ 1990._
also had s concern regarding the sizes of the trees. He
stated that he would like to see the size ranges increase
from something like five and all the way up to ten feet.
Discussion followed on this matter. It was suggested that
they do not use russian olives as they will not grow in this
altitude.
Discussion followed on the color scheme provided. One
concern was the use of the red on the garage doors and entry
door and nowhere else on a couple of the houses.
Considerable discussion followed on this matter. It was
suggested that the application of the accent color should be
reconsidered.
Chairman Doll recommended to the Staff that the landscape
plan be brought back as a separate item at the next meeting.
Piden stated that they need approval as each house is
approved.
Discussion followed on Lot 5. Riden described the changes,
as requested by the Commission, to this house. It was
suggested that a gutter be provided over the entry and garage
doors. The use of the red color on the garage door and no
where else on this house was discussed again. The lack of an
irrigation system was also discussed, again.
Clayton McRory moved to grant final design review approval to
Lot 5, Wildridge Acres with the condition that the size of
caliper and height of the proposed landscaping be increased
by one foot.
Sue Railton seconded.
The motion carried with Jack Hunn and John Perkins voting
nay.
Lot 9, Wildridge Acres. Riden described the changes made to
this house as per the Commission requests. The same concerns
regarding the colors, landscaping and irrigation system were
voiced.
Patti Dixon moved to grant final design approval to Lot 9,
Wildridge Acres Subdivision with the condition that the size
of caliper and height of the proposed landscaping be
increased by one foot.
Sure Railton seconded.
The motion carried i,ith Jack Hunn and John Perkins voting
nay.
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Lots 5 9 and i0. WildridgeAcres_ Subdi__v__cny_._Stey_e_ R_iden
for Bob Kedrowski, Dubois, . and_ Ves__Huntoont Residences,_
Final nesian Review, continued_from _December__4_,_ 1.99.0
Lot 10, Wildridge Acres. Discussion followed on the
Commission's requested changes and how the applicant
accomplished this. Discussion followed on the elevation that
people will see coming down the road. It is a windowless
facade and the Commission felt that a window should be added
to the garage on that side.
Clayton Mcrory moved to grant final design approval to Lot
10, Wildridge Acres Subdivision with the condition that the
height of the trees be increased by one foot and that a
window be added to the garage on the north elevation.
Sue Railton seconded.
The motion carried with John Perkins and Jack Hunn voting
nay.
Lot 89 Block 1. Wildrid_ge_Subdivision,__Deer Ridge, Landscape
Plan
Jim Curnutte stated that in June, 1990, Ken Sortland received
final design approval for three duplex buildings, with
conditions. One of the conditions was that the landscape
plan be excluded from the approval and be brought back. The
applicant addressed all the other conditions imposed, at the
August 21, 1990 meeting. The landscape plan was to be
presented prior to issuance of a temporary certificate of
occupancy. The applicant is now asking for final design
review of the landscaping plan. Curnutte stated that the
plan appears to be suitable for this project, (species type,
location, size, etc.), however, all planting materials north
of the driveway have been removed, with the exception of
grass/sage mix. He stated also, that the applicant is not
proposing an automatic irrigation system. The applicant has
indicated that the common trash disposal area has been
deleted in favor of individual home garbage can pickup. BFI
has agreed to do this. Curnutte stated that the project
entrance sign is still located within the 10' front yard
setback area. The shape of the sign appears to be different
from the one shown on the previous drawings, however no new
information has been provided.
Ken Sortland stated thatthe center duplex is now nearing
completion, therefore they need to obtain final design review
approval on the landscaping. He stated that th- owners will
be charged a monthly fee by BFI fcr the iodiviJual pickups.
Sortland seated thrt the landscaping on the north side was
removed because there is a deep gully through that area and
it is all sage and native grass and they plan to revegetate
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Lot 89 Block 1. Wildrida_e Subdiv_ision.,__Deer_ Ridge,_ -jandscaaPe
Plan
that area to blend with this area. He stated that there was
no problem in moving the projcet entrance sign out of the 10'
front setback. He stated that each unit will have hose bibs
in front and in back of the buildings .nd this is the planned
irrigation system. Each owner is responsible for taking care
of the area around their units.
Discussion followed on the grasses to be used. Sortland
stated that it will be seeded native grass. He stated that
he has plenty top soil that he plans to spread out over the
project. Discussion followed on the sizes of the plant
material. Sortland stated that there would be 5', 6', and 7'
heights of Colorado spruce. The aspens will be 2" calipers.
There will be alpine currants and red twig dogwood in the 5
gallon sizes. The concern of the Commission was the seeding
without an irrigation system. It was felt that, because of
the large amount of common area also, an irrigation system is
needed. Further discussion followed on the amount of trees
shown on this plan in comparison with the previous plan.
There seems to be less shown on this plan. It was felt that
some formal lawn area at each unit entry would benefit the
project. It was suggested that some trees be placed on the
north side near the entrance and also at the north east
corner of building three. Considerable discussion followed on
the matter of how to implement an irrigation system.
Jack Hunn moved to grant final design approval to Lot 89,
Block 1, wildridge, Deer Ridge. with the following
conditions: Additional trees, spruce and aspen be installed
on the northeast corner of building three; additional and
s'gnificant plant material at the entry; formal landscaping
or mowable sod be installed between building three and
building two and to the edge of the pavement to the north of
those two buildings, also between building two and the corner
of building one and bounded by the edge of pavement between
those two buildings; a small formal area north and east of
the eastern unit of unit one. These areas receive a mowable
mix, either seed or sod; addition of an automatic irrigation
system and also provide for a drip system for the trees on
the balance of the site.
Perkins suggested t,ia` the additional number of materials be
specified.
Hunn amended his motion to include in the first landscape
area adjacent to building three, two spruce - one 7' and one
5', and three aspen - ranging in size from 1-1/2" to 2"
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Lot 89 Block 1. Wildridge Subdivision. Deer Rimae _Land_scape
Plan
caliper; In r.he area by the entrance to the poject, two
spruce - one 8' and one 6' and three aspen ranging in size
from 1-1/2" to 2" caliper.
John Perkins seconded.
Jim Curnutte asked that the motion also include that these
additions be incorporated into a plan and that plan be
presented to staff prior to a request for a TCO on the first
building. Staff also asked that the sign be approved with
the condition that the sign be moved out of the 10' front
setback area. Jack Hunn so amended his motion.
John Perkins amended his second also.
The motion carried unanimously.
Lot 18 Block 1 Wildridge Subdivision,_ Mark Donaldson for
Greg Kraft Wildflower Condominiums,___Fractio_nalizati_on of
Development Rights Public Hearin -q
Jim Curnutte stated that this is a request for
fractionalization and there is a companion file for design
review. He stated that Mark Donaldson is here representing
Greg Kraft. He stated the lot currently has four development
rights and the applicant is requesting fractionalization to
eight rights. Curnutte then provided a chronology of past
history of the lot, stating that in September, 1986 the
Planning and Zoning Commission granted approval of
fractionalization and design review approval, with
conditions, to the Wildflower Condominium project. In
November, 1986, a building permit was issued for Phase I
(one four unit building). Due to lack of progress on the
building these approvals and permit expired. In November,
1990 the unfinished/abandoned portion of the builaing was
demolished and the site restored to its natural condition.
This currently proposed development is nearly identical to
that originally approved in 1986. The new plans show that
the windows on the south and west walls of the third story
"mechanical room" have been deleted.
The proposed project consists of two buildings, each
containing four two bedroom units. All units are less than
800 square feet (50% fractionalized project). There are two
different floor plans. The residential portion of the
buildings is located on the 2nd and 3rd levels with parking
garages and some storace areas located on the first floor.
Each building contains a common meeting room on the 2nd floor
and a mechanical room on the 3rd floor. Each unit contains a
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Lot 18, Block 1, Wildridge_ Subd_i_v_ision,11-ark_Donal_dson Tor
Greg Kraft, Wildflower Con_domin_i_ums,__Fraction.alizat.ion__-of
Development ',ights, Public Hear_i_nq
gas firQplace.
Curnutte then revisswed the criteria for considering
fractionalization, stating that the access to the site
appears to be adequate to serve eight units. The driveway
will be required to meet Town of Avon driveway/entrance
standards. Public transportation is a desirable goal for all
portions of the Town of Avon. The character of this project,
however, will not necessitate the construction of public or
private transportation facilities. Curnutte stated that
there does not appear to be any definable impact to public
and private services that are a result of this
fractionalization request. He stated that the proposed
project appears to be compatible with the surrounding
neighborhood. This project was originally found to be
compatible with the surrounding area in 1986.
Curnutte stated the two bedroom units would serve to address
some of the needs identified in the recent Housing Needs
Assessment completed by the Eagle County Affordable Housing
Task Force. Staff recommendation is for approval. The lot
is situated in a multi -family neighborhood and the unit mix
is appropriate to both site and the community.
Mark Donaldson, representing Greg Kraft, stated that he had
nothing to add and he was ready for any specific questions
the Commission might have.
Chairman Doll then opened the public hearing. He stated that
two letters have been received, basically opposing this
project. Chairman Doll asked if the applicant had received
copies, the secretary stated he had. The Chairman asked if
there had been any other comments received. The secretary
stated there had been no others. The Chairman asked if there
was any one present that wishes to address this matter.
Firooz Zadeh stated that they are one of the immediate
neighbors in the area. He stated that they are concerned
with the number of cars and traffic this project would
generate. He stated that they also would hope that the down
would have some sort of guarantee that the project would not
be left unfinished for years and to be a hazard for the
neighborhood. They wished to voice their opposition to this
project. Chairman Doll stated that the two letters received
were from Lawrence Ast and David Yoder, both protesting the
fractionalization of this project. With no further comments,
Chairman Doll closed the public hearing.
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Lot 18, Block 1, Wildridge Subdivision_ Mark Donaldson for
Greg Kraft Wildflower Condominiumy_ Fractionalization of
Development Rights Public Hearing
Mark Donaldson stated that the issue of fractionalization
always seems to be a problem in terms of understanding the
impacts and the translation of larger units into smaller
units. He reviewed the sizes of the proposed project and
compared them to the typical multi-family units in the area.
The fitting of smaller units into the same area of a larger
unit is the idea of fractionalization. He described the
impacts of more front doors and the fact that they have
mitigated that with a common entry hall. He stated that
parking has been adequately provided in that they are
required to have 19 parking spaces and are providing 23, ten
of them will be covered parking. The feel that they have
taken the fractionalization ordinance and put it to good use
to create affordable housing in an appropriate neighborhood
setting.
Jack Hunn stated that he feels that fractionalization on this
property is inappropriate, citing that the infrastructure's
ability to support the current density that is zoned in
Wildridge is kind of an unknown. Eight hundred eighty units
is currently allocated up there and if built - it is a single
outlet subdivision with limited capacity - He feels it is nct
prudent to grant additional density to any property in
Wildridge until there is assurance that the road can handle
the density currently allocated. Also, fractionalizing this
property into an eight plex lot would create a development
that would be inconsistent with the neighborhood. The
neighborhood is predominately duplex with an adjacent
four-plex and two five-plex lots across the street. The
character of the neighborhood would be changed, the price
range, the number of cars, the number of dogs, etc. would
have an impact on the neighborhood.
Hunn stated he had a concern also, since this project failed
once.
Mark Donaldson disagreed with Hunn's statement of overloading
the systems, etc. Upper Eagle Valley has reduced tap fees
to fit the smaller units, etc. He feels that the additional
four units would not impact the road system so much. He
asked that Greg Kraft speak to the matter of the project
failure. Mr. Kraft stated that when they started in 1986
they had sold off four units. They had structured the deal
with Alpine Federal in Steamboat. They went ahead with
limited capital and put the foundation in because they
thought they might lose the buyers if they didn't start the
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Lot 18 Block 1. Wildrid9e Subdivision_,- Mark. Donaldson for
Greg Kraft Wildflower Condom iniums.Fractionalizat_i_on_ of
Development Rights Public Hearing
project. That winter Alpine Federal started having problems
and were closed down by the FDIC. They lost all their
financing and could not secure appropriate financing for the
purchasers. They had to give all their money back. He stated
that now they have several purchasers on reservation
agreements, ready to go forth. This time they will not start
unless they have all of the commitments in hand. He stated
that they have all the units sold.
John Perkins shared Jack Hunn's concerns about
fractionalization. He thinks politically and realistically
most people associated with the Town of Avon and more
particularly residents of Wildridge are not in favor of
proceeding any further with the fractionalization up there
and yet he realizes that option is still on the books even
though the Town may or may not be moving toward eliminating
it. He is also concerned with the track record of this
developer. He feels that the financing situation at this
time may be worse than it was in 1986. He feels a bit
gun-shy about movinJ ahead with the same project four years
later, when money is Very tight at this time. He is
concerned that there will be a repeat performance of the last
time out.
Donaldson stated that fractionalization is legal and that is
it. He has been hearing for years about changing
fractionalization. To this date nothing has changed. He
stated that they are here to deal with it and respond to any
concerns in a responsible manner. He stated that he gets
many mailings a week advertising loan monies available.
Donaldson asked what financing has to do with the Board?
Perkins stated that they were responding to Mr. Kraft's
mitigating statements aboit his previous problems.
Perkins started talking about the parking area, then realized
that this would be part of the final design review.
Sue Railton stated that if fractionalization is legal and it
makes sense to have smaller units, she'is in favor of this
project.
Jack Hunn stated that fractionalization is not a right,
everybody is not entitled to fractionall"Lation unless it
meets certain criteria. The criteria that seems to be
applicable to this application is compatibility with the
neighborhood.
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vision,
Development Rights, Public Hearing
Clayton McRory stated he feels that this project would work
well, but not in this location. He does not feel that
increasing the density in that area will help the area at
all. He feels that they would be gambling with the property
values in that area.
Chairman Doll stated he would like to make the observation
that in the past couple years the Commission has approved
probably a half a dozen of this similar type project and none
of them have come into being. The single family houses seems
to be where the market is now.
If the money is out there, why hasn't the other approved
projects been built. The only one is the Sonnen Halde
project.
John Perkins stated that he thinks that the general
philosophy and approach to development in Wildridge has
changed from the first time this project was proposed to
right now. The Commission is seeing more and more interest
in the single family solution. At this particular area there
are no fractionalized projects in place.
Mark Donaldson states that most of what he has heard from the
Commission is very logical and good observations of what
is
going on. However, he doesn't believe that anyone has
the
answers in the development world. All zoning codes
and
design review criteria, including ordinances such
as
fractionalization are written to create boundaries
and
guidelines with which a developer must adhere and there is
a
certain amount of negotiation and give and take when they
come before this Board to get the projects approved.
He
stated that he did not believe that he has ever set-
a
project, in fifteen years of practicing in this valley,
be
denied based on the feeling of marketability or financing
or
appropriateness in terms of what is going on right now
as
opposed to what will be going on four years from now.
He
believes the market will continue to change and he doesn't
belive any one housing project is going to solve what
is
perceived to be a housing problem at this time. There is
a
variety of housing needs in this community and this is one
of
the types that is needed. He stated that they have to
let
the developer get out into the marketplace and find
his
buyers and either do a deal and build it, or find out that
he
doesn't have any buyers and come back in here and propose
three single family residences, etc. He believes that
the
purpose of the Commission is to keep a boundary on these
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Lot 18 Block 1, Wildridge Subdivision, Mark Donaldson for
Greg Kraft Wildflower Condominiums. Frac tionalization._of
Development Rights Public Hearing
types of projects, but he does not feel that what has been
discussed in the last few minutes really fits within the
criteria of the guidelines and he will leave it to the
Commission's best judgement.
Jack Hunn moved to deny the request for fractionalization on
Lot 18, Block 1, Wildridge Subdivision, citing the finding
for the motion is incompatibility with surrounding
development.
John Perkins seconded.
The motion carried with Sue Railton and Patti Dixon voting
nay.
Chairman Doll advised the applicant that he has the right to
appeal this deci3ion to the Avo,i Town Council.
Since the fractionalizAtion request was denied, the final
design review for Lot 18, Block 1, Wildridge was not
discussed.
ike Trujillo for
g_n_ Review
Jim Curnutte stated that the applicant was not present. The
Commission decided to hear the request anyway.
Jim Curnutte stated that at the site visit he had mentioned
that there were three plans submitted by the applicant. ,-he
applicant is requesting a variance to allow for the placement
of a sign that is not in conformance with the sign program
for Lot 69, Block 2, Benchmark at Beaver Creek.
The approved sign program for the building limits each tenant
an identification sign not to exceed 20 square feet.
Individual letters ranging from 6" to 18" high are to be
mounted on a painted (white) steel mesh backing. The letters
must be the same color as the corresponding tower color (blue
or green). The number 5 tower is blue. Store #5 is the only
store that has the ability to split their 20 sq. ft. sign
between the north facing or east facing frontages. The
applicant has chosen to use only the north facing side. All
signs must be indirectly illuminated and the building does
contain the lights for the towers.
Domino's is requesting an internally 'it metal box sign with
a plexiglass face. Sign color: are black, white, red and
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Lot 69 Block 2 Benchmark at Beaver_Creek,. Mike_Tru,iillo for
Domino's Pizza Sian variance and Desi n___Rev_iew
blue. The applicant's preference is for a 2' x 8' Domino's
Pizza sign and a 3' x 3' Domino's Pizza logo (25 square
feet). This would be located in the north elevation of the
tower.
Curnutte then reviewed the criteria for considering a sign
variance, stating that all of the applicant's proposed sign
alternatives differ from the approved sign program in type,
size, style, material and color. They are all over the
allowed 20 square feet. The location of the sign is the only
relationship to the sign program. The metal box signs do not
relate very well with the strong architectural form of the
building. The back side of the boxes would be highly visible
to people viewing the building from the east. The degree to
which the applicant has requested relief rom the strict
provisions of the sign program appears to be excessive in
order to relieve their perceived hardship. The Domino's
Pizza brochure indicates that it is possible for franchisees
to order blue individual letters. Since the sign program for
the building allows the letters to be up to 1.5 feet high
they shouold be easily visible from East. Beaver Creek Blvd.
Curnutte then reviewed the findings needed before granting a
variance.
Staff feels that compliance with the sign program would not
result in a practical difficulty and unnecessary hardship for
Domin's Pizza, therefore, staff recommendation is for denial
of the variance request.
Some discussion followed on the reasons for a sign program.
Patti Dixon moved to deny the variance request, citing the
finding that the strict compliance to the sign code would not
result in a practical difficulty and unnecessary hardship for
Domino's Pizza.
John Perkins seconded.
The motion carried unanimously.
Other Business
Resolution 90-15, a resolution canceling the regularly
scheduled Planning and Zoning meeting that falls on New Years
Day, was presented.
J h Perkins moved to approve Resolution 90-15.
o n
Clayton McRory seconded.
The motion carried unanimously.
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Reading and Approval of Planning_. cl Zonin_g__ Commi_ssi_pn
Meeting of December 4, 1990
Clayton McRory moved to approve the minutes of the December
4, 1990, meeting as submitted.
Jack Hunn seconded.
The motion carried unanimously.
Other Business Continued.
Discussion followed on the Common Thread banner which is
still up. Jim Curnutte stated that the time limit was to
November 15, however, he has spoken with the owner and she is
having problems with the lease, but one way or another the
banner will be down next week.
Discussion followed on the Hunt Electric truck parked up in
Wildridge. Curnutte stated he had a call in to Malcom Hunt,
but had not yet talked to him.
Discussion followed on the problems of getting developers to
provide irrigation systems.
The meeting was then adjourned at 10:35 PM.
P ctfully submitted,
Charlette Pascuzzi
Recording Secretary
Commission
F. Dol l
J ./"Hunn _
J. Perki
S. Ra1lt n
C. McRor
A. Reynold
P. Dixon`_
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