CHAPTER OF THE F A L L 2 0 1 4 AMERICAN PUBLIC WORK S ASSOCIATION NEWSLETT ER F A L L 2 0 1 4

I A C H A P T E R

OFFICERS

President Iowa Chapter Newsletter Ms. Tracy L. Warner, PE

President Elect Mr. Dan Whitlow, PE

Secretary/Treasurer Mr. Adam Smith

Director President’s Message Mr. Jon Warren Dienst

Director Submitted by: to support you through the next Mr. Nathan Easter Tracy Warner, P.E., APWA IA year as APWA President. Director Chapter President Mr. David McDermott At Congress, Iowa was well rep- resented at the Awards Cere- Director I recently returned to Ames Mr. Jason Havel, PE, PTOE from attending another great mony. The Iowa Chapter is now APWA Congress & Expo. This a four time recipient of the Director Presidential Award for Chapter Mr. Patrick J. Kozitza year the Iowa Chapter was hon- ored to have witnessed our own Excellence (PACE). The City of Director member, Larry Stevens, taking Cedar Rapids received a Project Mr. Randall M. Krauel the helm as National APWA of the Year Award for the Para- IA Chapter President— Tracy War- ner, P.E., City of Ames with new Past President President. It was quite a scene to mount Theatre Restoration pro- Mr. Pat A. Miller watch as Larry was joined on ject. Eric Petersen (West Des National APWA President and long- time Iowa Chapter member Larry Delegate stage by his lively 91-year old Moines) and Brian Schadt Stevens. Mr. John C. Joiner, PE mother. Larry, we are all proud (Davenport) were among the

INSIDE THIS Class of 2014 Emerging Leaders ISSUE: Academy. The City of Bettondorf and the City of Council Bluffs re- IA Concrete Pav- ceived Excellence in Snow and Ice ing Project Control Awards. Finally, we were 2 all fortunate to witness Terry Cox Awards receive his Top Ten Public Works

2014 Fall Chapter Leader of the Year Award.

Conference. 4 Educational sessions at Congress Ames. Sept. 10-12 were presented by Iowa Chapter members Ben McConville (Ames) Ames Recognized For GIS Technol- and Corey Mellies (Ames) about 5 Mobile GIS for Public Works, Bret ogy Hodne (West Des Moines) hosted MidAm Wrap Up a Public Works Institute Forum, 5 Joe Cory (West Des Moines) pre- (Above) Iowa’s own, new APWA National President Larry Stevens, presiding Cedar Rapids Pro- over the 2014 Awards and Recognition Ceremony in Toronto. Continued on page 2 tection Project 8 Iowa Chapter Fall Conference 2014 APWA Op- September 10 –12, 2014 erators Training/ 10 Gateway Hotel and Conference Roadeo Iowa Streets and Roads Conference 10

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P A G E 2 President’s Message Left Top: “When in Rome (Toronto)”. Members of Iowa State University and Uni- Continued from cover Public Works in Traffic Incident the IA Chapter enjoyed versity of Iowa. As a chapter we sented about APWA Certifications: Management and All-Hazards continue our effort to be more the Get Acquainted Party What Are They Really All About, Emergencies. Familiar faces inclusive by growing our Emerg- at Congress. John Joiner, and Jeff May (Des Moines) was part were also seen as John Cun- ing Leaders through Iowa Local of a group who presented about ningham (Portland Cement City of Ames Technical Assistance Program We Are Emergency Responders: Association) and Mike Kvach (LTAP), and through our lead- (Asphalt Pavement Alliance) ership, networking, and educa- talked to the many conference attendees as they walked tional opportunities. through the Expo. Considering We have an exciting 2014 the inspiring General Session APWA Iowa Chapter Fall Con- Keynote Speakers, vast variety ference coming soon. Ames is of great educational sessions, hosting the conference starting and Expo, I highly recommend with the Golf Outing on Sep- that everyone attend an APWA tember 10th at Coldwater Golf Congress & Expo at some point Links. Educational and net- in their career. The next working opportunities are APWA Congress & Expo is planned for September 11-12th planned for August 30 - Sep- at Gateway Hotel & Confer- tember 2, 2015 in Phoenix, ence Center. In recognition of Arizona. all of the great Public Works Left: Center Terry Cox, City of activities throughout the state, Harlan, receiving the 2014 Top we will hold our annual Awards Banquet during dinner on Sep- Ten APWA National Award tember 11th. presented by President Larry

Stevens. Job well done Terry! I’m fortunate in life to have family members and a life part- As an APWA member, the ner who support me and en- amount of chapter and national courage me to believe I can (and international) resources at achieve anything I set my mind our fingertips is priceless. As to. I also have Public Works the APWA Iowa Chapter Presi- friends who all support one dent, I have talked with so many another as we share this lifelong people who are passionate about what we do for our com- adventure.

Left Bottom: IA Chapter mem- Thank you, everyone, for sup- bers enjoy the opening session. porting and encouraging me through this year as the APWA munities. We have opportuni- Iowa Chapter President. I am ties to inspire young profession- truly honored and grateful to als, make a difference in a citi- have this experience. zen’s life, and to grow on a personal level. This year we Tracy Warner, P.E., APWA IA have formed an Iowa Chapter Emerging Leader’s Committee Chapter President who are working to expand [email protected] inclusiveness in our chapter. This committee continues to initiate Student Chapters at

APWA IOWA CHAPTER N EWSLETTER F A L L 2 0 1 4 APWA IOWA CHAPTER NE WSLETTER P A G E 3 Iowa’s Best Concrete Paving Projects of 2013 Honored

Submitted by John Cunning- sessions during the three-day event. 2014 ham, Vice President Con- presentations focused on today’s technol- crete Paving Association ogy and on the history of the paving indus- try. In addition, participants at this year’s On January 29-31, 2014, Workshop were treated to a motivational nearly 700 transportation speech delivered by gold-medal decathlete leaders and builders gathered to exchange and television personality, Bruce Jenner, information and recognize last year’s excep- during the event’s Golden Anniversary tional construction projects. The Iowa Con- Banquet. crete Paving Association (ICPA) hosted its th 50 Annual Concrete Paving Work- The banquet also served as an opportunity shop, which each year attracts the Mid- to recognize some of the state’s top City of Decorah west’s top engineers, highway officials, con- engineering students through the pres- tractors, and consultants. entation of three academic scholarships. With the award of scholarships, ICPA Cedar Valley Corp., LLC, Waterloo (Paving) ICPA’s 50th Workshop drew a record hopes to recognize the best and brightest Cohron Ready Mix, LLC, Council Bluffs crowd of 690 registrants. Registration of our state’s students and encourage (Ready Mix) volume continues to demonstrate the inter- them to consider careers in Iowa’s con- Engineer: est in concrete pavements and solutions for crete paving industry. This year’s schol- Dave Dorsett, Iowa DOT Resident Construc- today’s transportation professionals. The arship recipients are: tion Engineer, Council Bluffs Jurisdiction: numbers also confirm the (ICPA) Work- Iowa Department of Transportation shop’s reputation as one of the biggest Kaitlyn Aldrich of Johnston – Civil and the best paving conferences in the Engineering, Iowa State University STATE ROADS CATEGORY country. No other single state paving asso- Graduate of Johnston High School in Project: ciation draws participation levels as high as Johnston, IA US Highway 63, Black Hawk County the Iowa Concrete Paving Workshop. Contractor:

Blake Ridenour of Monona – Civil Cedar Valley Corp., LLC, Waterloo (Paving) Highlighting the three-day event was the Manatts, Inc., Waterloo (Ready Mix) presentation of the 2013 Portland Ce- Engineering, Iowa State University Graduate of MFL-MarMac High Engineer: ment Concrete Paving Awards. In de- Ron Loecher, Iowa DOT Resident Construc- termining the winners of Iowa’s most pres- School in Monona, IA tion Engineer, New Hampton tigious paving awards, 78 nominated pro- jects were rated on smoothness, quality John Kintz of Maple Park, IL – Civil Jurisdiction: Iowa Department of Transportation control, general appearance and workman- Engineering, ship, contractor management, safety, and Graduate of Kaneland High School in project complexity. The ICPA and the Iowa CONCRETE OVERLAY CATEGORY Maple Park, IL Department of Transportation (DOT) Primary System jointly evaluated and recognized projects as Project: ICPA has presented 50 scholarships over 2013’s best concrete pavements built in US Highway 71, Clay and Dickinson eighteen categories. Photos of the projects the last 25 years. The ICPA Board of Di- rectors chose the 50th anniversary as an Counties and award presentations are available upon Contractor: request (515 - 9 6 3 - 0 6 0 6 o r occasion to create a dedicated scholarship fund to solidify future support of the ef- Manatts, Inc., Brooklyn [email protected]). fort. ICPA member companies generously Engineer: donated over $25,000 this year for the Tony Babcock, Iowa DOT Resident Construc- The Iowa Workshop features an emphasis creation of an ongoing scholarship fund. tion Engineer, Cherokee on technology through its many educational The Board hopes to double donations in Jurisdiction: the coming months to reach their goal of Iowa Department of Transportation $50,000. TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CATEGORY The 2013 Portland Cement Concrete Project: Paving Award winners are listed as Intersection of Iowa Highway 1 and US follows by category: Highway 30, Mount Vernon INTERSTATE HIGHWAY CATE- Contractor: GORY Streb Construction Co., Inc., Iowa City Project: (Paving) Hawkeye Ready-Mix, Inc., Mount Interstate 29, Pottawattamie County Vernon (Ready Mix) City of Coralville Contractor: Continued on page 6 P A G E 4 2014 APWA IA Chapter Fall Conference Iowa Chapter Fall Conference September 10 –12 2014 Gateway Hotel and Conference

Fall Conference

Join us in Ames! September 10-12, 2014 The American Public Works Association (APWA) Iowa Chapter is pleased to host the 2014 APWA Fall Conference in Ames. The APWA Fall Conference has historically offered an excellent opportunity for those in the broad world of Public Works to expand knowledge, network, elect officers, and recognize award winners. You won't want to miss this event! Register Here!

GOLF — Wednesday September 10 The APWA Iowa Chapter Golf Outing held in conjunc- tion with the Fall Conference will be held on Wednes- day, September 10, 2014. The outing will be at Cold- water Golf Links (1400 S Grand Avenue, Ames, IA). Shotgun start at 10:00 a.m. and all golfers must be registered by 9:30 a.m.

Our golf outing will be a two person Rider Cup format. If you would like to pair up with another twosome please list the two other players making up the four- some. Cost $65

Please submit your registration by Thursday, September 4 at 5:00 p.m. to Terry Cox, City of Harlan. Click here for registration!

WELCOME RECEPTION, Hickory’s Hall — Wednesday September 10 Welcome Reception and Golf Awards to follow the golf outing at 4:00 p.m. at Hickory’s Hall (300 South 17th Street). Click here for directions.

FALL CONFERENCE — September 11-12 Gateway Hotel and Conference Center  Educational Presentations to help in your day-to-day Public Works activities.  National APWA Update  APWA Member Business Meeting w/ Election of Officers  Annual Awards Banquet  Agenda: 2014 Fall Conference Agenda

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SAN DIEGO, CA – The City of Ames Public "We are honored to receive this Works Department received a Special award, and we have a long his- Achievement in GIS Award recently at the tory in the City of Ames of using Esri International User Conference in San technology, innovation, and crea- Diego, Calif. This award acknowledges vi- tivity to accomplish our work in sion, leadership, hard work, and innovative the most cost effective manner,” use of Esri's geographic information system said Ben McConville, GIS Coor- (GIS) technology. dinator and leader of the Ames Public Works GIS team. “We Many City of Ames departments use Esri will continue to use GIS, along ArcGIS technology in a variety of applica- with other technology, to over- tions to efficiently and effectively maintain come future challenges and solve public infrastructure, map community devel- problems. It is exciting to use opment, create models, identify potential modern applications to provide problems, and maintain utilities. excellent service in our commu- Organizations from around the world honored nity, which celebrates its 150- at the Esri conference span industries includ- year milestone this year.” ing agriculture, cartography, climate change, From Left: Dominic Roberge, GIS Specialist, Jack defense and intelligence, economic develop- The Ames Public Works GIS Team includes Dangermond, President/CEO ESRI Software, Lisa ment, education, government, health and hu- McConville, as well as GIS Specialists Lisa Mondt, GISP, GIS Specialist, Ben McConville, GISP, man services, telecommunications, and utili- Mondt and Dominic Roberge. GIS Coordinator ties. 2014 APWA Mid-America Conference & Exhibit Show Wrap-Up

We are pleased to report that the 2014 Mid-Am Conference was a tre- mendous success! We had nearly 500 registered attendees, a record number of exhibit booths (112), and over 700 members of the public works community gathered to celebrate National Public Works Week. It was a great conference!

Below: Over 700 came together to celebrate National Public Works Week

Above: Members of the Iowa Chapter enjoying the Get Acquainted Recep- tion in the exhibit hall.

Thanks to all of you that attended, exhibited, or allowed your em- ployees to do so. Also, many of you responded to a post- conference survey that will help us to provide an improved experi- ence at the next Mid-Am Conference. We will keep the website active for several more weeks for those that wish to download the PDH tracking form (home page:http://kcmetro.apwa.net/ MenuHomepage/144/2014-Mid-America) Can’t wait to do it over again in Spring 2017…see you then!! P A G E 6 Iowa’s Best Concrete Paving Projects of 2013 Honored Continued from page 3 Interstate 80 Barrier Rail, Johnson Jurisdiction: Buchanan County County

Contractor: Blount-Sanford Con- tracting Company, Inc., Lilburn, SPECIAL RECOGNITION Georgia (Barrier) Streb Construc- CATEGORY – Unusual Ap- tion Co., Inc., Iowa City (Ready plication of a Concrete Solu- Mix) tion Engineer: Hugh Holak, Iowa Project: Corn Bunker Slab, Va- DOT Resident Construction Engi- lero Renewables, Hartley neer, Manchester Contractor: Allied Manatts Jurisdiction: Iowa Department of Group, LLC, Charles City Transportation (Paving) Allied Redi-Mix, Charles CONCRETE OVERLAY City (Ready Mix) CATEGORY – Secondary Sys- Engineer: Ann Anderson, Valero tem Renewables, Hartley Project: County Road X43, Owner: Valero Renewables City of North Liberty Muscatine County Engineer: Ervin Mussman, Shive-Hattery, Inc., Contractor: Manatts, Inc., Brook- PARKING LOT CATEGORY Cedar Rapids lyn Engineer: Keith White, Muscatine Project: Old Dominion Freight Jurisdiction: City of Mount Vernon; Iowa De- County Engineer, Muscatine Line, Ankeny partment of Transportation Jurisdiction: Muscatine County Contractor: Absolute Con- crete, Inc., Slater (Paving)

COUNTY ROAD CATEGORY Manatts, Inc., Ankeny (Ready Mix) SPECIAL RECOGNITION Schwob Building Company, Ltd., CATEGORY – Divided High- – Gold Dallas, TX (Prime) ways Project: County Road A26, Al- Engineer: Erin Griffin, Snyder Project: US Highway 20, Hamilton lamakee County & Associates, Inc., Ankeny County Contractor: Concrete Founda- Owner: Old Dominion Freight Contractor: Flynn Company, Inc., tions, Inc., New Hampton (Paving) Croell Redi-Mix, Inc., Waukon Line Dubuque (Ready Mix) Engineer: Brian Ridenour, Al- MUNICIPAL STREETS & lamakee County Engineer, Waukon INTERSECTIONS CATE- Jurisdiction: Allamakee County GORY – Less than 15,000 square yards: COUNTY ROAD CATEGORY Project: Short Street, Decorah – Silver Project: County Road D51, Contractor: Wicks Construc- tion, Inc., Decorah (Paving) Woodbury County Croell Redi-Mix, Inc., Decorah Contractor: Cedar Valley Corp., (Ready Mix) LLC, Waterloo Skyline Construction, Inc., Engineer: Mark Nahra, Wood- Decorah (Prime) bury County Engineer, Sioux City Engineer: Jess Kuennen, Jurisdiction: Woodbury County Erdman Engineering, P.C., Decorah ROUNDABOUT CATEGORY Jurisdiction: City of Decorah City of Dubuque Engineer: Jenny Hoskins, Iowa Project: Intersection of County DOT Resident Construction Engi- Roads V62 and C57, Buchanan MUNICIPAL STREETS & neer, Jefferson County INTERSECTIONS CATE- Jurisdiction: Iowa Department of Contractor: Horsfield Construc- GORY – More than 15,000 Transportation tion, Inc., Epworth (Paving) square yards Manatts, Inc., Jesup (Ready Mix) Project: 2012 Street Recon- SPECIAL RECOGNITION Engineer: Brian Keierleber, Bu- struction CATEGORY – Barrier Rails chanan County Engineer, Independ- Program, Cedar Falls Project: ence Continued on page 7

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Continued from page 6 Project: Clear Creek Trail, Engineer: Brad Hopkey, Foth Infrastructure Coralville and Environment, LLC, Johnston Contractor: Metro Pavers, Inc., Jurisdiction: City of Johnston Iowa City (Paving) Metro Ready Mix, LC, Iowa City (Ready Mix) SPECIAL RECOGNITION CATEGORY Engineer: Scott Larson, City of - Commercial Service & Military Air- Coralville ports Jurisdiction: City of Coralville Project: Terminal Apron Construction, Du- buque Regional Airport RECREATIONAL TRAILS Contractor: Horsfield Construction, Inc., CATEGORY – More than Epworth 15,000 square yards Engineer: Randy Vogel, Crawford, Murphy Project: Raccoon River Valley & Tilly, Inc., Springfield, IL Trail, Dallas County Jurisdiction: Dubuque Regional Airport; City of Johnston Contractor: Jasper Construction City of Dubuque Services, Inc., Newton (Paving) American Concrete Products, Inc., SPECIAL RECOGNITION CATEGORY Des Moines (Ready Mix) - Reliever & General Aviation Airports Engineer: Brenna Fall, Snyder & Project: Runway 7/25 Parallel Taxiway Pav- Associates, Inc., Ankeny ing, Iowa City Airport Jurisdiction: Dallas County Contractor: Metro Pavers, Inc., Iowa City (Paving) Iowa City Ready Mix, Inc., Iowa City SUBDIVISION STREETS (Ready Mix) CATEGORY Engineer: David Hughes, AECOM, Inc., Des Project: Arlington Ridge, North Moines Liberty Jurisdiction: Iowa City Airport Contractor: Metro Pavers, Inc., Iowa City (Paving) Metro Ready SPECIAL RECOGNITION CATEGORY City of Iowa City Mix, LC, Iowa City (Ready Mix) Arlington – Park and Institutional Roads Contractor: K. Cunningham Con- Development, Inc., Iowa City (Prime) Project: Postal Road Reconstruction, Uni- struction Co., Inc., Cedar Falls Engineer: Kelly Beckler, MMS Consultants, (Paving) versity of Iowa Inc., Iowa City Contractor: Metro Pavers, Inc., Iowa City Benton’s Ready Mix Concrete, Inc., Cedar Jurisdiction: City of North Liberty (Paving), Metro Ready Mix, LC, Iowa City Falls (Ready Mix) Peterson Contractors, Inc., Reinbeck (Ready Mix) URBAN ARTERIALS AND COLLEC- Engineer: Eric Munchel, Shive-Hattery, Inc., (Prime) TORS CATEGORY Iowa City Engineer: Randy Lorenzen, City of Project: NW 62nd Avenue, Johnston Cedar Falls Jurisdiction: University of Iowa Contractor: Alliance Construction Group, Jurisdiction: City of Cedar Falls LLC, Grimes (Paving) C The Iowa Concrete Paving Association repre- RECREATIONAL TRAILS Central Iowa Ready Mix, Inc., Des Moines sents the state’s concrete paving industry. CATEGORY – Less than 15,000 (Ready Mix) Corell Contractor Incorporated, Offering technical assistance, educational square yards West Des Moines (Prime) opportunities, and an emphasis on quality.

Iowa Chapter Fall Conference September 10 –12 2014 Gateway Hotel and Conference Center P A G E 8 Cedar Rapids Flood Protection Project

CEDAR RAPIDS—The June 13, 2008 flood was the worst flood in the history of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The Cedar Rap- ids Water Pollution Control Facility (CRWPCF) was sub- merged, putting it out of ser- vice and resulting in dis- charges of untreated sewage within the city. The CRWPCF was originally designed for a 100-year flood elevation of 717 feet, but floodwaters rose to an elevation of 720 feet, inundating the south two- thirds of the facility and filling the lower levels of buildings not otherwise flooded. The CRWPCF was com- pletely out of ser- vice for approxi- mately two weeks, and 13 weeks passed before it was providing pre-flood levels of treatment. Typical Pump Station The total cost of flood dam- Section age at the CRWPCF has been estimated at $100 million, but the true cost goes beyond physical damage to Work site Section the facility, including  Soil-bentonite cutoff wall, significant environ- flooding at the CRWPCF. seepage berm, and toe-

mental and financial drain for underseepage 2.Simple and reliable flood protec- implications in the control tion systems, enabling opera- community. tion and maintenance on the  Effluent pump station Typical Flood Wall relatively infrequent occasions Section The primary goals of the de- required. with a firm capacity of sign were: 132 mgd to protect the CRWPCF from internal The final designs included several 1.Protection from a flooding flood event similar key components: to the flood of June  Storm water pump station 2008; with all of the  5,300 LF barrier including1,440 with a firm capacity equiva- LF of concrete flood wall at a Typical Berm Section required compo- lent to a 10 year storm, to design elevation of 723.5 ft nents constructed in a man- pump rainfall runoff over ner to prevent riverine,  Combined embankment and the flood wall and out to internal, and/or surface modified T-wall the Cedar River during Continued on page 9

APWA IOWA CHAPTER N EWSLETTER F A L L 2 0 1 4 APWA IOWA CHAPTER NE WSLETTER P A G E 9 Cedar Rapids Flood Protection Project Continued from page 8 Project Schedule Summary  Grant Awarded: October 2011  Engineering Proposal & Contract: No- vember 2011 - April 2012  Engineering Design: May 2012 - Febru- ary 2013  Bidding: February 2013 - April 2013  Construction: April 2013 - October 2014  Grant Completion Deadline: October 2014

The total budget for the construction projects was $18 million. The total bid costs from responsive low- bidders was $15,941,000. Contracts awarded to Building Crafts (Wilder, KY) and Tricon Construction Group (Dubuque, IA). high river levels. Project site layout. Construction of the CRWPCF flood protection system is on-going and antici- Typical Pump Station Section pated to be complete by October 2014. the facility from river levels as high as The pump station is designed to 33 feet in areas where space does not Completed berm. allow the facility to remain opera- allow for the construction of an earthen tional during high-water events, berm. allowing the treated wastewater and stormwater that falls on the Typical Berm Section facility to exit the plant. The earthen berm is designed to

Typical Flood Wall Section work in conjunction with the flood wall to protect the facility from river The flood wall is designed to protect levels as high as 33 feet. Wall under construction.

Iowa Chapter Fall Conference September 10 –12 2014 Gateway Hotel and Conference Center P A G E 10 2014 APWA Operator Training/Roadeo

Training / Roadeo 2014 APWA Operator

Des Moines, IA — September 30th, October 1st and 2nd 2014 the American Public Works Asso- ciation (APWA) Iowa Chapter is pleased to host the 2014 APWA Operator Training / Snow Roadeo at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines, Iowa. This will be a combination of training and competition that will benefit operators of all types. This is the first time that these three events will be held together and you won't want to miss this great opportunity!

There will be three events in which to choose from. Loader Training will run for two days starting on September 30th. Classroom training will take place the first day with some behind the wheel training and testing on the second day. SPOT (Snow Plow Operator Training) follows the same format as Loader Training. All of this is wrapped up on the third day with the annual Iowa State Snow Plow Roadeo. There will be competition for two person teams in the Snow Plows as well as the Loader Roadeo. Note: Class 2 safety shirts or vests and steel toed shoes will be required for all participants in the training courses. Loader training will require hard hats as well. For the Roadeo it will be casual dress with steel toed shoes recommended. Also keep in mind these are "Rain or Shine" events. Bring rain gear in case of inclement weather.

WHEN Tuesday, September 30, 2014 - Thursday, October 2, 20147:30 AM - 3:30 PM CST WHERE Iowa State Fairgrounds Varied Industries Building3000 E Grand Ave, Des Moines, Iowa 50317 CONTACT Josh Reynolds Click here to register!

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