0211 ORDINANCE NO. ,~,,i/
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE,
BY REFERENCE, PUBLISHED DY THE NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION
ASSOCIATION, AS THE "ELECTRICAL CODE OF TltE CITY OF
SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS", FOR WHICH SAID ORDINANCE PRESCRIBES
MINIMUM STANDARDS GOVERNING THE SAFE USE, INSTALLATION,
REPAIR OR ALTERATION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, WIRING,
LIGHTING AND OTHER SIMILAR COMPONENTS AND APPURTENANCES
THERETO; PROVIDING FOR ADMINISTRATION, ENFORCEMENT, FEES
AND APPEALS; A SEVERADILITY CLAUSE; MAKING THIS ORDINANCE
CUMULATIVE OF OTHER CITY ORDINANCES; PROVIDING A PENALTY
FOR VIOLATION; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE,
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Southlake, Texas deems it
necessary, and in the public interest, for the purposes of promoting and
safeguarding the public health, safety, comfort and general welfare of its
citizens by adopting a nationally recognized and authoritative electrical
code designed as a practical safeguard of persons and of buildings and
their contents from hazards arising from the use of electricity for light,
heat, power, radio, signalling and for other purposes, when properly
interpreted and implemented, and
WHEREAS, the City Council further deems it proper that such a code should
be comprehensive in scope to apply to electric conductors and equipment
installed within or on public and private buildings and other premises,
including yards, carnival grounds and parking lots, and industrial substa%ions;
also the conductors that connect the installations to a supply of electricity,
and other outside conductors adjacent to the premises and also non portable
mobil~ homes; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds it necessary to provide with this ordinance
a severability clause; make this ordinance cumulative of other ordinances; a
penalty for the violation thereof; and an effective date of adoption;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1-1975 EDITION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE ADOPTED.
The 1975 edition of the "National Electrical Code", as published by the National
Fire Protection Association, except as specifically modified by this ordinance,
is hereby adopted as the "Electrical Code of the City of Southlake, Texas".
Three copies of said 1975 edition of the National Electrical Code are expressly
incorporated herein by reference and are on file in the office of the City
Secretary for permanent record and inspection.
SECTION 2- APPLICATION TO EXISTING BUILDINGS.
On installations where existing electrical wiring or equipment is altered or
added to, the provisions for new installations will apply.
SECTION 3- CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY OR USE.
The electricity supply agency shall disconnect the electrical service to any
building or premises, except private residences and duplex apartments, each
time such building or premises changes ownership, is leased, or changes
occupancy, and it shall not again supply electricity to such buildings or
premises until authorized to do so by the Electrical Inspector. The owners
or the new occupants of such buildings or premises shall make application
tO the Electrical Inspector for an inspection. The Electrical Inspector
shall make the inspection w~thin forty-eight hours, exclusive of Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays, of the time such application is made or as soon
thereafter as practicable. No charge shall be made nor fee collected for
such inspections.
SECTION 4- CONNECTION OR RECONNECTION TO ELECTRICITY SUPPLY.
It sh~ll be unlawful for any person to connect to a supply of electricity,
er to supply electricity to any electrical equipment for the installation
of which a permit is required, or which has been disconnected or ordered
to be disconnected by the Electrical Inspector, or, except for private
residences, which has been disconnected for any reason whatsoever, until
such connection has been authorized by the Electrical Inspector.
SECTION 5-SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY TO PARTS OR PART OF BUILDINGS AND
PREMI~S: COD~ COMPLIANCE.
Electricity shall not be supplied to a part or parts of buildings or premises
unless all of such buildings or premises have been made to conform with the
provisions of this code.
SECTION 6-BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES SUBJECTED TO FIRE DAMAGE.
All buildings or structures subjected to damage by fire shall be inspected
by the Electrical Inspector, and all unsafe wiring or electrical equipment
shall be repaired or replaced.
SECTION 7-iNADEQUATE MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR OF AN ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION:
CODE COMPLIANCE.
If upon inspection an installation is found to be unsafe by reason of inadequate
maintenance or repair, the Electrical Inspector may require that the electrical
wiring or equipment be made to conform to the provisions of this Code,
SECTION 8- APPLICATION TO BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES MOVED INTO OR OUT OF
THE ~ITY.
Except for mobile homes not converted to permanent real estate, the provisions
of this Code shall apply to all buildings or structures moved into or built
in the City.
SECTION 9- EXCEPTIONS: NOT APPLICABLE TO THIS CODE.
The provisions of this Code shall not apply to:
(a). Installations in mines, ships, railway cars, or to automotive
equipment;
(b). The installation, alteration or repair of electrical equipment
installed by or for an electricity supply agency for the use of such agency
in the generation, transmission, distribution or metering of electricity when
such equipment is located within or on such buildings or premises used by
such an agency for said purposes, or when such equipment is located on public
thoroughfares; however, the provisions of this Code shall apply to all other
electrical installations or equipment used for any other purposes not specifically
excepted herein and located within or on such buildings or premises.
(c). Installations by or for communication agencies in connection with the
operation of signals or the transmission of intelligence, nor to the employees
making such installations by or for such agencies, but the provisions of this
Code shall apply to installations for heat,decoration, amusement, ventilating
equipment and general lighting not attached to and power not directly used in
connection with installations for communications, signals, and the transmission
of intelligence;
(d). The installations and equipment employed by a railway utility in the
exercise of its functions as a utility, and located outdoors or in buildings
used exclusively for that purpose, but the provisions of this Code shall apply
to installations and equipment used for light, heat, power, decoration,
amusement, and all other purposes located within or on such buildings or premises;
(e). Special radio equipment used exclusively for radio transmissions by
persons or organizations licensed to operate by the Federal Communications
Commission; however, the provisions of this Code shall apply to all electrical
equipment used for power supply to radio transmitting equipment;
(f). The replacement of lamps or the connection of portable
electrical equipment to suitably permanently installed receptacles;
(g). The installation, alteration, or repair of electrical
equipment for the operation of signals or the transmission of intelligence,
or to installations of communication facilities by or for communications
agencies;
(h). Any work involved in the manufacturing or testing of electrical
equipment or apparatus, except that this exemption shall not include any
permanent wiring;
(i). Installation in mobile dwelling structures, trailers, and other
structures designed for portability;
(j). The installation, alterations or repair of electrical equipment,
devices, or conductors designed or used for a voltage of twenty-four (24)
volts or less.
SECTION 10- ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR:CREATION OF OFFICE~ QUALIFICATIONS;
ASSIS-TANTS; AND CONDITION OF EMPLOYMENT.
There is hereby created the office of the Electrical Inspector. The Mayor,
subject to the approval of the City Council, shall appoint a qualified person
to act as the administrative head of said office, for which such title shall
be known as the Chief Electrical Inspector.
The Chief Electrical Inspector shall be of good moral character, shall be
possessed of such ability as is requisite for the performance of his duties,
and shall have a thorough knowledge of the standard materials and methods used
in the installation of electrical equipment; shall be well versed in approved
methods of construction for safety to persons and property, the statutes of
the St~ of Texas relating to electrical work and any orders, rules and
regulations issued by authority thereof, the National Electrical Safety Code,
and the National Electrical Code as approved by the American Standards
Association and shall have had at least three years experience as an electrical
inspector or in the installation of electrical equipment.
The Chief Electrical Inspector may employ, subject to the needs of the
City, upon approval of ~s~q~or and City Council, as assistants to be
electrical inspectors,/~5o ~tN~ll be designated Electrical Inspectors, and
clerical assistants necessary for the proper conduct of his office and the
inspection of electrical installations as provided for in this Code.
The Chief Electrical Inspector may delegate any of his powers or duties
to any such Electrical Inspectors.
It shall be unlawful for the Chief Electrical Inspector or any Electrical
Inspector, while employed by the City to engage in the business of the sale,
installation, repair or maintenance of electrical equipment, either directly
or indirectly, or to have financial interest in any concern engaged in such
business in the City.
SECTION ll- DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE CHIEF ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR.
ll.I'-GENERAL: It shall be the duty of the Ch'ie~ ~lectrical Inspector to enforce
the provisions of this Code. He shall, upon proper application, issue permits
for the installation or alteration of electrical equipment, and shall make
inspections of such installations or alterations, as provided for in this Code.
ll.2 RIGHT OF ENTRY: The Chief Electrical Inspector shall have the right during
reasonable hours to enter any building or premises in the discharge of his
official duties, or for the purpose of making any inspection, reinspection,
or test of the electrical equipment contained therein, or its installation.
ll.S UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE: It shall be unlawful for any person to hinder or
interfere with the Chief Electrical Inspector or any of the Electrical
Inspectors in the discharge of their duties under this Code.
ll.4 KEE?ING OF RECORDS: The Chief Electrical Inspector shall keep
complete records of all permits issued, inspections and reinspections
made and other official work performod in accordance with the provisions
of this Code. He shall also keep on file a list of electrical equipment
inspected and certified by Underwriters~ Laboratories, Inc. which list
shall be accessible for public reference during regular office hours.
11.5 SAFE CONDITION: DEFINITION As used in this Code, "safe condition"
as applied to electrical installation and electrical equipment means
installations and equipment which, in the opinion of the Electrical
Inspector, can be used in the service for which the same are intended or
likely to be used with minimum hazard to life, limb, or property.
11.6 WRITTEN NOTICE: When any electrical equipment is found by the
Electrical Inspector to be dangerous to persons or property, he shall notify
the persons or agent responsible for the electrical equipment in writing, and
such person shall make any changes or repairs which are required to make such
equipment in safe conditions within fifteen days or longer period that may be
specified by the Electrical Inspector in such notice.
11.7 AUTHORITY TO DISCONNECT: When the person has been duly notified and
dues not make the required changes or repairs to the electrical equipment
within the period set out in the notice, then the Electrical Inspector shall
have the authority to disconnect or order the electricity supply agency to
disconnect such electrical equipment and the premises in or upon which the
same is located from the source of electricity.
11.8 EKERGENCY POWERS: In case of emergency, where necessary for safety to
persons or property, or where electrical equipment may interfere with the
work of the Fire Department, the Chief Electrical Inspector shall have the
authority, without notice to anyone, to disconnect immediately or to cause
the i~ediate disconnection of any electrical equipment from the source of
electrical supply.
SECT[ON 12- PERMITS:
12.1 ~qK REQUIRING PER~-~FS: No person shall install electrical equipment
within or on any building, structure, or premises publicly or privately owned,
nor shall any person make any alteration er addition to any such existing
equipment without having first secured a permit to do such work from the Chief
Electrical Inspector. The Chief Electrical Inspector shall issue such permits
only to qualified persons.
12.2 PERSONS QUALIFIED FOR PERMIT: No permit for constructing~ installing,
altering, extending, maintaining, repairing, or replacing any electrical
wiring, apparatus, or equipment or any voltage in excess of twenty-four (24)
volts shall be issued to any person other than a person to whom the Electrical
Inspector deems qualified by knowledge and experience to perform such work
in a safe and workmanlike manner~ No permit for installing, altering, extending,
maintaining, repairing, or replacing remote-control, low-energy power,
low-voltage po~er, or signal circuits of any voltage shall be issued to any
person other than that described above.
12.3 PERSIITS FOR EXISTING STRUCTURES: No permit shall be issued for installing,
altering, extending, or replacing any' electrical wiring or equipment on any
building, structure, or premises, either publicly or privately owned, within
the City, if any unlawful electrical wiring or equipment exists on the same
premises, until a permit to correct such conditions is first obtained.
12.4 CORRECT DEFECTIVE WIRING PERMIT:
If a permit to correct defective wiring is issued, such work shall be started
within forty-eight hours of the issuance of the permit and completed without
delay.
12.5 PER,.lIT EX?IRAT~ON: If work, for which an electrical installation permit
is issued, has not been started within six calendar months from the date of issue
of such pemit, then such permit shall be null and void from and after the
expiration of such six months per~od. Fees for cancelled permits shall not be
refunded.
12.6 PERMIT APPLICATION: INFORMATION REQUIRED: Application for a permit
required herein shall describe the work to be done and shall be made in
~/riting to the Chief Electrical Inspector by the person installing the work.
Applications for permits shall include the correct street address and
number of premises, the type of occupancy, the name of the owner or occupants,
and the number of square feet in any occupancy where demand factors are or
may be based on square-foot areas.
]2,.? PLANS REQUIRED: Plans, specifications, and schedules shall be required
on all electrical work in Group A through H Occupancies as defined in the
Building Code, and on all electrical work in which the total value of all
labor and materials exceed twenty-five hundred dollars($2,500.O0). Such p~ns
shall be signed by a Registered Professional Electrical Engineer or a
licensed qualified Electrician.
Such plans shall accurately describe the proposed work. The Chief
Electrical Inspector shall examine such plans and shall issue a permit on
such work when the proposed work is found to be in conformity wi th the
requirements of this Code.
Any deviation from the approved plans must be approved by the Chief
Electrical Inspector.
12.8 APPROVAL OF INSTALLATION CHANGES REQUIRED: No deviation may be made from
the installation described in the permit without the written approval of the
Chief Electrical Inspector.
12,9 CONDITION OF PERMIT: The issuance of a permit shall not be construed
as approval of plans, specifications~ or schedules, or of work contemplated
by such pemit.
12.10 SEPARATE PERMITS: REQUIREMENTS: A separate permit shall be required
for each separate electrical service installed.
Im trailer and mobile home parks, the individual trailer or mobile
home disconnect switches shall not be deemed separate services.
12.11 PERMITS FOR ELECTRICAL FENCES: Permits shall be issued by the Electrical
'Inspector for electrical fences only upon approval by the City Council.
12.12 REVOCATION OF PERNIT PRIVILEGES: No permits shall be issued to any
person unless and until such person shall have paid all fees for prior permits
and inspections issued to and charged to him.
12.13 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES: The Chief Electrical Inspector may make and
issue in writing such administrative regulations in connection with the filing
of applications of permits by telephone, the filing and recording of
applications and permits, and the billing and collecting of inspection and
permit fees.
SECTION 13- INSPECTIONS AND FEES:
13.1 I~SPECTIONS REQUIRED: It shall be unlawful for any person to place in
operation any electrical equipment for which a permit is required and which
has not been inspected and approved by the Chief Electrical Inspector.
13.2 UNLA!'iFUL TO CONCEAL ELECTRICAL EOUIPMENT: CONDITIONS:
It silall be unlawful for any person to conceal any electrical equipment which
has been disapproved or condemned by the Chief Electrical Inspector unless
and until the same has been so repaired or altered that it complies with all
provisions of this Code and has thereafter been approved by the Chief
Electrical Inspector.
EXCEPTIONS: When any electrical equipment is to be hidden from view by
the permanent placement of parts of the building or equipment, the person
installing the equipment shall notify the Chief Electrical Inspector, and such
equipment shall not be concealed until it has been inspected and approved by
the Chief Electrical Inspector or until forty-eight hours, exclusive of
Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, shall have elapsed from the time of such
notification; provided, that on large installations where the concealment
of equipment proceeds continuously, the person installing the electrical
equipment shall give the Electrical Inspector due notice, and inspections
s~all be ma~e periodically during the progress of the work.
13.3 AUT}~ORITY TO UNCOVER WIRING OR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT:
The Chief Electrical Inspector shall have the authority to require any
person to uncover any wiring or electrical equipment which has been
concealed without the knowledge or permission of the Electrical Inspector.
13.4 INSPECTION REQUEST REQUIRED: Upon completion of any installation of
e~ectrica] equ~pnmnt which has been made under a permit issued pursuant
to this Code, it shall be the duty of the person making the installation
to notify the Chief Electrical Inspector who shall inspect the installation
within forty-eight hours, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and holidays,
of the time such notice is given.
13.5 NOTICE OF WORK CONFORMITY WITH CODE: Where the Chief Electrical
Inspector finds the installation to be in conformity with the provisions
of this Code, he shall issue to the person making the installation a notice
of conformance, which shall be placed on the equipment or premises,
authorizing the use of the installation.
13.6 NOTICE TO UTILITY COMPANY AUTHORIZING CONNECTION:
When the Chief Electrical Inspector has issued a Notice of Conformity,
he shall send written notice to the agency supplying the electric service
authorizing connection of the confo~ling installation to such service.
13.7 CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL: FINAL : When the owner or his agent requests
a Certificate of Approval for a conforming installation, the Chief Electrical
Inspector shall issue such a certificate which will accurately describe the
installation and certify its inspection and approval.
13.8 CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL: TEMPORARY INSTALLATION:
When a certificate of approval is issued authorizing the connection and use of
a temporary installation, such certificate shall be issued for a specified
period as stated thereon, and shall be revocable by the Chief Electrical
Inspector for good cause.
13.9 NOTICE OF NON-CONFORMANCE OF INSTALLATION WITH CODE PROVISIONS:
If, upon inspection, the installation is found not to conform with the
provisions of this Code, the Chief Electrical Inspector shall issue a notice
of non-conformance and shall notify the person making the installation of
the defects which have been found to exist. All defective work shall be
corrected and brought in conformity with the provisions of this Code within
ten (I0) days from the date of the written notices. If the defective work
is not corrected within the said ten (10) days, no further electrical work
will be permitted within or on the building or premises and the person
making the installation will not be issued any other pem~its to perform any
other electrical work.
The provisions of this section shall in no way nullify the Emergency
Powers set out in Section 11.8 of this Code.
13.10 INSPECTION FEES: REQUIREMENTS: Each person applying for a permit shall
pay an inspection fee as set forth herein, Payment of such fees shall in no
way excuse the permit holder or his designated representatives or employees
from the penalties set forth in this Code. Inspection fees for each permit
shall be charged as set out in the following "Inspection Fee Schedule":
INSPECTION FEE SCliEDULE
LIGHT OUTLETS, FIXTURES~ SWI~fCHES~ RECEPTACLES
NUMBER ' FEE
10' or less
Over l0 but not exceeding 20
Over 20 but not exceeding 30
Over 30 but not exceeding 40
Over 40 but not exceeding 50
Over 50 but not exceeding 60
Over 60 but not exceeding 70
Over 70 but not exceeding 80
Over 80 but not exceeding 90
Over 90 but not exceeding 100
Over 100
$ 2.00
3.00
4.00
5.00
6.00
7.00
8.00
9.00
lO.O0
ll.O0
0.10 each
NUMSER
l0 or less
Over l0 but
Over 15 but
Over 20 but
Over 25 but
Over 30 but
Over 40 but
Over 50 but
Over 60 but
Over 70 but
Over 80 but
Over 90 but
Over 100
APPLIANCES, MACHINES, CONTROLS, EQUIPMENT
MOTORS,GENERATORS~WELDERS
not exceeding 15
not exceeding 20
not exceeding 25
not exceeding 30
not exceeding 40
not exceeding 50
not exceeding 60
not exceeding 70
not exceeding 80
not exceeding 90
not exceeding 100
FEE
$ 2.OO
25.00
35.00
45.00
55.00
70.00
90.00
llO.O0
130.00
150.00
170.00
190.00
2.00 each
SERVICES
All services
3.00 each
SiGNS-BILLBOARDS
New-Service Fee Plus
Extend Existing Circuit
MISCELLANEOUS FEES
First Turndown
Successive Turndowns
Wrong Address
3.00
3.00
No Charge
2.00 each
2.00 each
13.11 INSPECTION FEES: DEFINITIONS: The following definitions shall apply in
determining inspection fees.
a. APPLIANCES, MACIIINES, EQUIPMENT are those items that contain motors,
generators, welders and controls that are delivered on the job site as a
packaged unit and are prewired according to the National Electrical Cede.
b. CONTROLS, MOTORS, WELDERS, GENERATORS are separate items that are
required to be connected separately.
c. SERVICES include temporary and pennanent, main or branch service
connection.
d. TURNDOWN occurs where a re-inspection is required by the Electrical
Inspector because non-confoming work was found by the Electrical Inspector
in the prior inspection.
e. WRONG ADDRESS is that situation where a field inspection was attempted
but not completed because a wrong address was given by the permit holder or
his representative.
13.12 INVESTIGATION FEE: AMOUNT AND WHEN REQUIRED: When electrical work requiring
a permit' is found to be in progress or completed and no permit has been issued
for such work, an Investigation Fee of double the amount of the Inspection fee
shall be charged to the person doing all or part of the work in addition to such
fees as are required by this Code, unless such work was required as an emergency
measure to correct or abate an unsafe or hazardous condition.
SECTION 14- APPEALS :
14.1 CREATION OF ELECTRICAL BOARD OF APPEAL: The "Electrical Board of Appeal"
'a'ppointed by the Mayer, subject to the approval of the City Council, or in the
absence of such an appointed board the Mayor and City Council shall act as an
"Electrical Board of Appeal" and hear the appeals of persons aggrieved by any
order er decision made by the Chief Electrical Inspector or his assistants,
and shall render a decision on each appeal.
14.2 APPEALS TO THE ELECTRICAL BOARD OF APPEALS AND PROCEDURES:
~5~ appellate procedure shall be as follows:
a. The appeal shall be filed with the City Secretary in writing
within fifteen days from the date of the decision or order appealed from.
Such appeal shall be in duplicate, shall refer to the specific decision
or order appealed from and shall clearly state the appellant's grounds
for appeal.
The City Secretary shall notify the Chairman of the Board of Appeals
of all appeals filed. Such appeals shall be placed on the agenda of the
Board for hearing. The Board shall notify all necessary parties of the date
and location of the hearing. Parties may appear before the Board in person,
by agents, or by attorney. The Board may require such additional data and tests
as it deems necessary for adequate decision of the appeal.
b. The appellant shall be required to pay a fee of Twenty-Five Dollars
($25.00) per appeal, which fee shall be returned to the appellant if the
decision of the Chief Electrical Inspector or his assistants is reversed.
c. The Chief Electrical Inspector shall transmit to the Board all
records and data in their possession which are relevant to the appeal.
d. All orders or decisions made pursuant to this Code which are appealed
from shall be stayed pending the final decision of the Board. However, if the
Chief Electrical Inspector certifies to the Board that by staying such order or
decision a hazardous situation to life or property would exist, then such order
or decision shall remain in full effect pending the final decision of the Board.
e. The Board shall have the power in all cases appealed to it to affirm,
reverse or modify in whole or in part the decision or order which is appealed
from. No decision of the Board shall vary or be inconeistent with the terms,
provisions and requirements of this Code.
f. The Chief Electrical Inspector shall enforce and execute all decisions
and orders of the Board.
g. The Board shall have the power to approve alternate and new materials,
methods and decisions in accordance with the applicable provisions of this Code.
However, the Board shall have no power to limit, amend, modify or change the
provisions of this Code, unless done in accordance with State Statutes upon
public hearing and ordinance adoption by the City Council.
SECTION 15-SEVERABILITY CLAUSE:
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, or phrase of this Ordinance is
for any reason held to be unconstitutional~ such decision shall not affect
the validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance. Any or all of the
remaining portions of this Ordinance not held to be unconstitutional shall
continue to be in full force and effect.
SECTION 16- CUMULATIVE OF OTHER ORDINANCES:
This ordinance shall be and is hereby declared to be cumulative of the
provisions of other applicable ordinances of the City of Southlake, Texas,
including all amendments thereto, regulating the performance of electrical
work and installations thereof.
It is specifically provided that Sections 2 through 17 of this said
Ordinance shall be controlling in the event of conflict with any provisions
of The National Electrical Code described in Section 1 hereof.
SECTION 17- PENALTY FOR VIOLATION: Any person, firm, association of
persons, company or corporation or their agents, servants or employees who
violate, disobey, omit, neglect or refuse to comply with any provision of this
ordinance shall be punished by a fine not less than Ten Dollars ($10.00) nor
more then Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for each offense. Each day that a
violation exists is hereby declared to be a distinct and separate offense
and punishable by law.
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