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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1993 - 7:00 PM Draft Minutes
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ROLL CALL
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Council Members
Present: Council Members Penny Rappa, Dave Romero, Allen K. Settle,
Vice Mayor Bill Roalman, and Mayor Peg Pinard
Absent: None
City Staff
Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Ken Hampian, Assistant City
Administrative Officer; Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney; Diane Gladwell,
City Clerk; Wayne Peterson, Acting Public Works Director; Arnold
Jonas;Community Development Director;Bill Statler,Finance Director;
Ann Slate,Personnel Director;Jim Gardiner,Police Chief;Jim Stockton,
Recreation Director
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
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P.C.1. Sonia Fiorenza, President of the American Marketing Association of Cal Poly, spoke about the
many community events they had contributed to and offered to help with various marketing projects.
P.C.2 Rob Rossi,850 Buchon St.and representing the Islay Hill project; requested that an extension
of his final map be placed on the agenda for Saturday,February 6, 1993. Council directed staff to do
so by general consent.
CONSENT AGENDA
Moved by Settle/Romero to approve the Consent Calendar as recommended by the City
Administrative Officer; motion carried (5-0).
C-1 COUNCIL MINUTES
Council considered the minutes of Tuesday, December 15, 1992.at 7:00 p.m.
Moved by Settle/Romero to approve the minutes as amended; motion carried (5-0).
C-2 CONTRACT PAY ESTIMATES
Council considered contract pay estimates and change orders.
Moved by Settle/Romero to approve and order paid; motion carried'(5-0).
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C-3 ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE OF CITY PROPERTY (File No,. 162)
Council considered approving assignment of ground lease of City property by San Luis Obispo
County YMCA, Inc.to Commerce Bank of San Luis Obispo (City property located at 1020 Southwood
Drive).
Moved by Settle/Romero to adopt Resolution No. 8114 approving consent to assignment; motion
carried (5-0).
C-4 DISABILITY AWARENESS DAY (File No. 607)
Council considered designating April 7, 1993 as "Disability Awareness Day" as a part of the City's
continuing efforts to recognize and support the disabled citizens of San Luis Obispo.
Moved by Settle/Romero to adopt Resolution No. 8115 designating April 22 as °Disability Awareness
Day"; motion carried (5-0)..
C-5 JACK HOUSE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT (File No. 123)
Council considered an appointment to fill "Member at Large" vacancy on the Jack House Advisory
Committee.
Moved by Settle/Romero to appoint Kathy Strong to fill vacancy; motion carried (5-0).
C-6 TREE PLANTING PROGRAM (File No. 505)
Council considered a grant application for Tree Planting Program for 1993, City Plan No.
CY 93-004.
Moved by Settle/Romero to adopt Resolution No. 8116 authorizing participation with the National
Small Business Administration Tree Planting Program for 1993; motion carried (5-0).
COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT
There were no Council Liaison Reports.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. BROAD STREET ANNEXATION (File No. 441)
A. ANNEXATION AGREEMENTS
Council held a public hearing to consider proposed annexation agreements between.the City of San
Luis Obispo and property owners within the Broad Street Annexation area(LAFCo.Annezation No.38).
Ken Hampian.Assistant City Administrative Officer, reviewed the report and the six agreements that
had been submitted to the City. The owners had requested that their expectations be placed in writing
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and these agreements were placed on the agenda at the request.of those owners. The LAFCO
Agreement would be subsequently referred to the Board of Supervisors.
Mayor Pinard declared the public hearing open; there were no speakers.
Mayor Pinard declared the public hearing closed.
Moved by Raoga/Romero to authorize Mayor to execute Agreement Nos.A-13-93-CC through A-18-93-
CC; motion carried (5-0).
B. PROTEST HEARING
Council held a public hearing for property owner annexation and considered a resolution ordering
territory designated as the Broad Street Annexation annexed to the City of San Luis Obispo.
(Continued from 6/16/92, 7/21/92, 8/4/92 and 11/17/92.)
Moved by Romero/Rappa to adopt Resolution No..8117 ordering territory designated as the Broad
Street Annexation area annexed to the City of San Luis Obispo; motion carried (5-0):
2. STONERIDGE II ANNEXATION (File No. 441)
Council held a public hearing for property owner annexation and considered ordering territory
designated as the Stoneridge If Annexation (LAFCo Annexation No. 39) annexed to the City of San
Luis Obispo. (Continued from 4/28/92, 7/21/92, 8/4/92 and 12/1/92.)
Arnold Jonas.Community Development Director, stated that-the hearing's purpose was solely for the
annexation not the development of the project. Since there was only one property owner, he did not
anticipate a protest.
Council discussed the neighborhood's concern for development issues including drainage,traffic and
intersection concerns,and clarified that the neighbors would have an opportunity to express concerns
about those development issues at a later date.
Mayor Pinard declared the public hearing open.
Roy Hanff. 569 Lawrence Drive, congratulated Mr. King and expressed concern about drainage and
other issues.
Jul le Bull, 523 Lawrence Drive, was concerned because she did not receive any notification.
Jeff Jorgensen,City Attorney, explained that in annexation proceedings only the property owners had
the legal right to protest the annexation to the City; public input would be forthcoming when the
development was proposed.
Ted Bolt, 523 Lawrence Drive, expressed apprehension about the annexation.
Lawrence Wright, 515 Lawrence Drive, expressed fears about drainage and a repeat of the Stoneridge
project.
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Victor Montgomery, property owner, stated he was very aware of the forthcoming process.
Mayor Pinard declared the public hearing closed.
Moved by Raona/Romero to adopt Resolution No. 8118 ordering territory designated as the
°Stoneridge II Annexation Area° annexed to the City of San Luis Obispo; motion carried (5-0).
COMMUNICATIONS
COMM. 1 INCREASED WATER SUPPLY
Council considered a request by Council Member Romero that a consultant study be conducted to
determine the feasibility of utilizing existing delivery systems to pipe water from Margarita Reservoir
to Whale Rock Reservoir to augment water supplies.
After discussion and upon general consent, this item was deferred until Council Goal-Setting on
February 6, 1993.
COMM. 2 SNAP PROGRAM
Council considered a request by Council Member Settle that an item regarding the Student
Neighborhood Assistance Program be considered at the City Council meeting of February 16, 1993.
Upon general consent, this item was deferred until Council Goal-Setting on February 6, 1993.
COMM.3. Mayor Pinard requested possible assistance for low-income individuals applying for
business licenses and home occupation permits.
After discussion and upon general consent, this item was deferred until Council Goal-Setting on
February 6, 1993.
COMM.4. Council Member Settle requested staff to inquire why students scheduled to visit the
Children's Museum on a field-trip were left behind by their bus.
7:50 PM there being no further business to come before the City Council, Mayor Pinard adjourned the
meeting to Saturday, February 6, 1993 at 7:00 PM for a Study Session on 1993-98 Financial Plan and
Goal Setting Process.
APPROVED BY COUNCIL:
DRG:cm Diane R. Gladwell, City Clerk
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Council Members of '13-93
Present; Council Members Penny Rappa, Dave Romero, Allen K. Settle, Vice-
Mayor Bill Roalman, and Mayor Peg Pinard
Absent: None
City Staff
Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Ken Hampian, Assistant City
Administrative Officer; Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney; Diane Gladwell,
City Clerk; Wayne Peterson, Acting Public Works Director; Arnold
Jonas,Community Development Director;Bill Statler,Finance Director,
Bob Neumann,Fire Chief;Ann Slate,Personnel Director;Jim Gardiner,
Police Chief; Jim Stockton, Recreation Director, John Moss, Acting
Utilities Director; Deb Hossli, Administrative Analyst
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD.
P.C.1. James Amdt, 1080 Bluebell Way,,requested Council adopt a zero based budget and not to
start with last year's budget.
CONSENT AGENDA
C=1 AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT- TRACT 1750
Council considered an amendment to the subdivision agreement for Tract No. 1750 (Units 1 &-2),
extending the time to submit the surety to guarantee the subdivision improvements. prior to
recordation of the final map; Rob Rossi, subdivider.
Moved by Rapoa/Settle to adopt Resolution No. 8119 amending the subdivision agreement to allow
for an additional 90 days to submit the surety to guarantee the subdivision improvements; motion
passed (5-0).
STUDY SESSION
1. BUDGET GOAL SETTING (File No. 233)
A. GOAL SETTING APPROACH
John Dunn. City Administrative Officer, reviewed the approach to reexamine City services and their
delivery.
B. ADVISORY BODY GOALS & PUBLIC COMMENT
�` Council considered goal setting recommendations from the Council's Advisory Bodies and public.
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Dottie Connor. representing Citizens for Quality Neighborhoods, reviewed a statement submitted to
Council regarding the organization and protection of neighborhoods, code enforcement efforts, and
property protection.
Suzanne Yost, representing a business coalition including the Chamber of Commerce, Business
Improvement Association,SLO Property Owner's Association,Building Industry Association Coalition,
COLAB, and realtors, expressed concern about the threatened economic decline and stated that the
priority should be in retaining existing businesses. She invited the Council to attend a workshop of
government and business leaders that would be presented shortly.
Steve Barrish, also representing the Business Coalition, expressed concern that the manufacturing
and industrial base was being eroded and recommended a economic program be established to
facilitate growth and expansion. He urged the government to take a pro-active role in the
diversification of the economy.
George Schroff, San Luis Obispo, expressed concern regarding the Homeless Shelter.
Bill Sutton. the Chaplain for the California Men's Colony and the Police Department, requested the
enhancement of the staffing for the Police Department.
Frank Devault encouraged Council to delay the purchase of office equipment and vehicles to retain
police personnel.
Bann Karleskint, Planning Commission Chair, reviewed the various elements of the General Plan in
process and stated that they had evaluated their goals including the completion of the General Plan,
application processing, creek processing, streamlining of zoning and subdivision regulations, and
implementation of the Downtown Plan. He expressed concerns about the staff levels required to
accomplish these tasks and urge completion of the reorganization process.
Mike Underwood,Architectural Review Commission Chair, reviewed plans for the revision of the ARC
Guidebook that would be used to streamline the process. Other goals would include implementation
of the Downtown Design Plan, General Plan update, and to continue a pro-active role in the
development process.
Lynn Block, Administrator of the Business Improvement Association, reviewed their goals, which
included economic stability with a public private partnership,small business ownership and operation,
safeguarding funding for revenue-generating programs such as the Promotional Coordinating
Committee and Chamber of Commerce, partnerships with various entities to facilitate business
retention and growth,the removal of commercial growth limitations in the General Plan,and to include
the BIA in policy decisions in the downtown area.
Marion Wolff. Human Relations Commission Chair, reviewed the Homeless Shelter and Grants-In-Aid
programs and stated they had formed two subcommittees, one to conduct educational forums and
one focused on human services.
Pati.Brown. Promotional Coordinating Committee Chair, requested support for their allotment of the
transient occupancy tax, sales taxes and business taxes_ to facilitate Grants-In-Aid and promotional
activities that would bring revenue to San Luis Obispo.
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Paul Orton. Parks and Recreation Chair, reviewed their goals including maintenance of existing
recreation programs, updating the Recreational Element, Laguna Lake Master Plan adoption, and
restoration of Mitchell Park.
Ken Schwartz. Acting Chair of the Jack House Committee, spoke of their plans to implement
programs that emphasized revenue generation and tourism promotion. To facilitate this,their goals
included the maintenance of gardens at the current level, open houses and docent training at
maximum levels, acquisition of property to the south for parking, and Chamber of Commerce
promotion.
Harry Watson.introduced James Fon er,Chair of the.Mass Transportation Committee,stated they had
experienced an increase of 50%in ridership and reviewed the importance of the multi-modal transfer
center. Their goals included bus replacements to meet ADA requirements and to obtain a washrack
for the buses.
Richard Marshall. Bicycle Committee Chair, stated their goal was to present a bike plan by 1995.
Howard.Brown, Tree Committee Chair, reviewed their goals of maintaining quality tree programs,
improving tree health and growth and maintaining an educational program.
Steve Nelson. Housing Authority Chair, stated their need for free land to make low cost housing
projects feasible and reviewed the various alternatives to fund projects,and encouraged streamlining
of the development process.
Jonni Eylar, representing the Visitors Conference Bureau, stated promotional funding results in a
double digit return on investment.
Pat Veesart, representing the Sierra Club, requested the continuation of the Bicycle Committee and
coordinator positions, suggested police patrols on bicycles, and suggested the multi-modal center
be placed at the Railroad Station rather than in the downtown area.
Sandy Sieaerson, representing ECOSLO, reviewed their programs including the installation of voice
mail, hazardous waste and recycling programs, and their work with the Chamber of Commerce and
the Visitors Conference Bureau on ECO tourism.
Dave Friend. 555 Ramona Drive, reveiwed his proposals submitted to eliminate the Architectural
Review Commission, to streamline processes, and stated that businesses were leaving because of
over-regulation.
Kurt Kupaer. 967 Osos, stated that the Environmental Center was working with the Chamber of
Commerce. Their goals were to protect eco-systems including vistas, to promote participation of
economic interest in the environmental process and support of.the environmental center.
Tim Girvin, representing the Employees' Association, requested the utilization of creative ideas and
the use of reserves.
Dave Stowbridae, representing the Police Association, stated the reduction in personnel would allow
crime trends io flourish.
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Dan Woodsrepresenting the Fire Fighters Association, stated that staffing reductions placed their
services in jeopardy.
11:00 AM Mayor Pinard declared a recess.
11:20 AM Council reconvened; all Council Members present.
C. IDENTIFICATION OF GOALS
Ken Hampian. Assistant City Administrative Officer, reviewed completed goals and major goals in
progress, and major cavy-over candidate goals.
Council Member Roalman reviewed his submission for candidate goals..
Council Member Settle summarized his submission for candidate goals.
Council Member Romero stated his goals included the City's fiscal health, streamlining development
review, review the make-up and function of commissions, economic stability goals, General Plan
update,cable TV,Fire Station No. 1, streamlining development review,redefining paramedic services,
and completion of the Performing Arts Center.
Council Member Ranaa asked that Council be open to change and put forth focused efforts to
address the revenue shortfalls. The foremost concern should be the economic stability of the
community, long-term water supply acquisition, the General Plan update and establishing a process
to monitor and develop future amendments on an on-going basis,to proceed with annexations in the
airport and Santa Margarita areas, cost effective programs including consolidation of newsletter
activities, grant funding, and partnership processes.
Mayor Pinard reviewed the Mayor's Work Program and the five work areas addressed in it, including
goals for the economy, environment, safety, neighborhoods and open government.
12:05 PM Mayor Pinard declared a recess for lunch.
1:40 PM Council reconvened; all Council Members present.
D. PRIORITIZATION OF GOALS
John Dunn.City Administrative Officer, reviewed the criteria for major city goals,which included that
the goal is agreed upon by all and is legitimate. He proposed a process whereby the goals had been
placed by category onto flip charts and Council Members were requested to vote on each, attaching
a value A, B, C, or D to each candidate goal.
After discussion, the economic goals were deferred until later.
Council proceeded to rank goals (see minutes of February 9, 1993 for resulting candidate goals).
Discussion of goals rebating to utilities, transportation, safety and the economy were continued to
February 9, 1993.
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4:45 PM there being no further business to come before the Council, Mayor.Pinard adjourned the
meeting to February 9, 1993 at 7:00 PM.
APPROVED BY COUNCIL:
DRG:cm Diane R. Gladweil, City Clerk
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Council Members
Present: Council Members Penny Rappa, Dave Romero, Allen K. Settle, Vice-
Mayor Bill Roalman, and Mayor Peg Pinard
Absent: None
City Staff
Present: John Dunn, City Administrative Officer; Ken Hampian, Assistant City
Administrative OFficer;Jeff Jorgensen, City Attorney; Diane Gladwell,
City Clerk; Wayne Peterson, Acting Public Works Director; Arnold
Jonas,Community Development Director;Bill Statler,Finance Director;
Ann Slate, Personnel Director;Jim Gardiner; Police Chief;John Moss,
Acting Utilities Director; Deb Hossii, Administrative Analyst
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
P.C.1. George Schroff, San Luis Obispo, spoke regarding problems at the Homeless Shelter.
P.C.2. Craig Rogonobie,505 Foothill Blvd.,spoke regarding a problem with the bike lane on Foothill
Blvd.near Tassajara and speed limit problems.
STUDY SESSION
1. BUDGET GOAL SETTING (File No. 233)
A. PRIORITIZATION OF GOALS
John Dunn, City Administrative Officer, reviewed the prioritization process.
Council continued their ranking of candidate goals. A majority of the Council wanted to see the
Citizen's Advisory Committee to be presented to Council for possible sunsetting,and referred various
economic goals to the Economic Strategy Task Force. A majority indicated a willingness to try
foregoing 2-2-1 meetings with Council Members and instead, requesting citizens to make
presentations at the Council meetings.
The final candidate goals follow:.
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1993-1995 GOAL SETrING
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Be open to change and new ideas.
■ Balance budget while maintaining most critical basic services and minimizing
"overhead"and other administrative costs(emphasize change in how we do thincs,
not in what we do).
Find solutions to the City's financial challenges which maintain and promote a
quality community and Preserve our tradition of support for social service
programs.
■ Have a "continuous improvemenr attitude in delivering City services, including
those which are mandatory, to assure the most cost effective services possible.
• Continue to build partnerships with other levels of government, particularly Cal
Poly, Cuesta College, the County of San Luis Obispo, and the Cafildmia Mens
Colony.
■ Continue strong community involvement effortsincluding.- citizen participation
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through diverse task force memberships, .communityforums for key issues; and
enhanced use of community-based resources and volunteers.
■ Assure the public safety and preservation of neighborhood quality within the
community by supporting diverse City services which prevent crime, assist
neighborhood health and safety, and support our youth (e.g., Police and Fire
services, youth programs and childcare, neighborhood preservation, code and
zoning enforcement).
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■ Maintain City fiscal health and a balanced budget.
■ Implement a more defined/proactive Economic Stability Program.
■ Continue to aggressively pursue the development of a long range water supply,
including the Nacimiento project, Salinas Dam expansion, use of reclaimed water,
and the evaluation of a pipeline between the Salinas Inas Dam and Whale Rock
Reservoir-
■ Complete the update of General Plan Elements:
► Land Use Element
► Circulation Element
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► Housing Element (including student housing)
► Open Space Element
► Noise Element
■ Adopt master calendar for completing the updating of General Plan Elements.
Following completion of the update, develop a program to assure that General Plan
elements are routinely reviewed and kept current.
■ After adoption of the updated General Plan Elements, prepare options for the
implementation of an enhanced neighborhood protection program, based on
citizen input.
■ Develop non-general fund options to support the implementation of Open Space
Programs.
■ Adopt a Downtown Physical Concept Plan which promotes appropriate mixed uses =
in the downtown.
■ Work with the community and pursue grant funding to promote installing more
trees and landscaping in various areas of the community.
■ Adopt a creek setback ordinance.
■ Adopt an agricultural zone for the City.
■ Streamline the development review process, while assuring high standards and
quality projects.
■ Implement programs to achieve solid waste reduction goals established under AB
939.
■ Enhance the use of alternative transportation through the implementation of
projects identified in the Circulation Element, Short Range Transit Plan, and Bicycle
Plan, and pursue grant funding in support of specific projects, including rail.
■ Construct the Performing Arts Center in conjunction with Cal Poly and the
Foundation for the Performing Arts.
■ Evaluate pre-hospital emergency medical care and transport services to eliminate
duplication of service, and develop an equitable formula for paramedic service cost
recovery and/or consider a City operated patient transport system.
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■ Implement new cable TV agreement (Administration).
■ Explore potential for consolidating City newsletter with other existing newsletters,
such as the BIA, Chamber of Commerce, and Recreation Department newsletters
(Administration).
■ Continue review of City property to determine if surplus property is available for
affordable housing purposes (Administration).
■ Aggressively resist unfunded State mandates (Administration/Finance).
■ Collaborate with private non-profit groups and other levels of government to
improve youth services (Administration, Police, .Recreation).
■ Maintain legislative advocacy efforts on the highest priority issues (Administration).
■ Concentrate efforts on getting more grant funding, and using CDBG funds for
social services currently funded through the General Fund (e.g. HRC grants,
Homeless Shelter). (Administration, Finance, others).
■ Complete Mission Plaza expansion (City Attorney, Public Works).
■ Assure full compliance with disclosure requirements for contractors, consultants,
and lobbyists (City Clerk).
• Complete a needs assessment for implementing a computerized records
system/community information access in the City Clerk's Office (City Clerk,
Finance).
■ Plan additional community recreation and open space areas, per the Open Space
and Community Recreation Plans (Community Development, Recreation).
s Seek County adoption of City Land Use Element proposals within the urban
reserve.line (Community Development).
■ Consider, consistent with established schedules, annexations within the Urban
-- Reserve Line, including the Airport Area, to assure City control of land uses and
additional revenue (Community Development).
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■ Implement policies which discourage the conversion of residential to office uses
(Community Development).
■ Continue efforts to preserve hillside and creek areas (Community Development).
■ Develop and implement'joint purchasing efforts with other agencies (Finance).
■ Increase cost recovery for "non-essential° services (Finance, others).
■ Generate higher cost recovery for appropriate existing recreation programs
(Finance, Recreation).
■ Complete construction of Headquarter Fire Station Facility (Fire).
■ Implement and evaluate the Student Neighborhood Assistance Program (SNAP),
including the potential for expanding its use throughout the City (Police).
■ Complete the analysis of the Southern Pacific Railroad Bikepath Project and identify
non-General Fund funding for the project (Public Works).
■ Evaluate existing trolley program to determine if there are ways of enhancing its
effectiveness as a transportation service (Public Works).
The items below were designated a lower priorb, to be considered only as resources and
workloadep rmft:
■ Consider the use of an appropriately qualified organizational analyst to study
specified departmental operations, depending upon need (as determined by
Council) and funding availability (Administration).
■ Fully implement a geographic information system (GIS) (Community Development,
Public Works, Finance).
■ Establish regular review schedule for City Council advisory bodies (City Clerk).
■ Prepare a "digest version" of the General Plan Elements (Community --
Development).
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9:00 PM. there being no further business to come before the City Council, Mayor Pinard adjourned
the meeting to Tuesday, February 16, 1993, in the Council Chambers.
APPROVED BY COUNCIL:
DRG:cm Diane R. Gladwell, City Clerk
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