[bouldercouncilhotline] Hotline: FW: Metro Mayors Caucus Weekly Digest

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Sender: Jones, Suzanne

Dear Colleagues—

This week’s Metro Mayors Caucus digest had several items relevant to Boulder on climate, solar and infrastructure that I thought worth passing along to all of you and our public.

Cheers,
Zan

Suzanne Jones
Mayor, City of Colorado
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MMC WEEKLY DIGEST



IN THE DIGEST:
USCM & LOCAL MAYORS WILL CONTINUE TO LEAD ON CLIMATE; MOST OF U.S. POPULATION IS SUBURBAN; INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK PREACHES TO CHOIR & COLORADO FALLS BEHIND UTAH ON SOLAR









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Upcoming Meetings & Events:

  *   6/7 MMC Full Caucus from 7:30-10am — Agenda<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7aZSZL-5_WUHI5k1dc6S2kfvY5VV-Ev1uS4I2d59uIsr6L8Xr8HcPVCwO59oqERitDCuybOkEJZSq7RiVSg2seyaBQT_5fYPrQ7Xz27uZ-AbnOVSJ8EqrRiBP8ePLLC8JpmgiKWg7IVot7q1NAB159rLQNaALkLG_XDcrHvpl-gh&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>
  *   7/21 Bennett State of the Town 11:30-1pm
  *   8/1 Governing Leadership Forum<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7c0VDBv6AE0jv6N8RtRuW_L6atvSXsD2pCdtWQJgZbtXWeYcvCF-LKqaX4dSkgDFOaX23QkHWKorNytfxuYtZ2UEkZj0SzC3IEpQQmKrDewiSxrRGz6JICbpDIyBfdyL_ES1cbVNKuE0UAYJ-uHlgVMtMFn9XdKmNQ==&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==> @ Hyatt Regency
  *   9/17-20 RAILVOLUTION Conference in Denver
Mayors — want to attend a MMC committee meeting in person or by phone? Let us know and we will connect you!









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MAYORS VOW TO CONTINUE TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

Acting swiftly yesterday, just minutes after President Trump's announcement of withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord, the leadership of the U.S. Conference of Mayors issued a statement strongly opposing<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBMqQvCL1P4jNp5NCXpqUL7riAWh2cZIlkvEQPiUWVU6CK0wDRCKw2VQZMz9S4Ewm-iJy0JS7g0sYvB5C0Gs0uzjKRdkjQP6qCk6n8EEFtNoe91lPcpzDY7HZX5rJJ227Cn_SKCRlCL5Z-Ytw_SMdzprI9b9iHU2D95nMMaPi3TS9BxEotnwpxv5zGmBtKwuyn&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==> the  decision to pull out of the agreement, and vowed to continue their commitment to greenhouse gas reduction to fight global warming. Mayors from 115 countries gathered in Paris in December 2015 to affirm their commitment to address climate disruption and released this compendium<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBd8vFhdZUc8qc9KUl-W__oDYZiCMSjiYLnM5ChXBxAkkuFH4eILo9vdzqnCkb-hT3_sEJlwCLmEPARBJi7NvqiEWZdifYcteKrwYVgJFvaTlF-zapGePSrsWmsXoTvITVDT0WBkoLV241CWEgbMQcqt8KNDKAxvOPvDcJl2Sjvfs=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==> of how local jurisdictions are exercising leadership. Said USCM Executive Director Tom Cochran, “Mayors will continue to harness their collective power to continue to lead the nation on this critical issue, regardless of what happens at the national level.” Municipal buildings across the globe were lit up green to show support for the Paris accord - including the city halls in Boston (inset) and New York. Closer to home five Colorado mayors (four of them our members) pledged to uphold the Paris agreement - see more about mayors Hancock, Paul, Skadron, Coombs and Jones commitment as covered in 5280<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBXVPW4DMgAQSvHFi0wgtCHpevWEO9mN3QmCXHcZe4_pqtlEpbj5Gbn58xjnC-luDsx0mphs3kvmDB0lJNzyBWos-fq9KHb0FcDfLPexWHNN6d8t7rDTVCJtIL8tw9C3OCTQdw0CM8qq5gTIDXG7K92JxcS278qo3DrZrAo5DXDko=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>.









ULI — US POPULATION CONCENTRATED IN SUBURBS

Analysis by the Urban Land Institute in their 2016 report "Housing in the Evolving American Suburb"<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBFIVbBr70lFQJu1yQJ2JXVh0y2R9z4WzYLuVh1U9e_p5Ujkz2kjvv3vCK_vPyd4Vjl0rNCQfNwOdyPYgakYyWgkX24tblwgPZt_vkcUydEYr2qjyxzjlew-aytXstZfEYSQ2d6vMcHVNbAEiSb5D8jbmPHZjqhKt80oPdYZh-qm7rprgnDHaeVw==&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==> found that in America’s 50 largest (and most urbanized) metropolitan areas, suburbs account for 79% of the population, 78% of households, and 32% of the land area.









GUESS WHAT HAPPENED DURING INFRASTRUCTURE WEEK IN DC?

May 15-19 was Infrastructure Week<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBh1gmQ59f4gwk4TfYOVVK7qIgoesReYgIytQ9hCMZX_YzfnQNCOdEnotcEfp1y3Xl-3m8OD3U24gNqy8d9jdQBrsQgYQAguthgSoKQEI81NoaRYwSbRFUiGrQL-K9Q2Ut3o5GXxKtUJbFj8FxZTYEyA==&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==> (IW) and featured more than 100 events<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBLN_jfeEmyU5HPVVnhiDmK3tkWM9mgYjaxrLL1GvtU-1_nFIgtTFnV97xF_lPPleOy9irk5P7WwZej91hzSO-cV7h6MmlFUfXJnnDo-tnm8-XWaXB87w7tFi2XPUzH-E7gUfPxLSGX3c5JMxfNfT0IxeEKK7Jt-xY&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==> around the country to raise awareness of the infrastructure crisis. The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and 250 other IW partners hope to turn the growing public enthusiasm for infrastructure investment into real and lasting change in the priority we place on rebuilding infrastructure. IW kicked off with Tom Donahue, CEO of U.S. Chamber of Commerce (USCoC), DOT Secretary Elaine Chao, ASCE’s President Norma Jean Mattai, mayors Michael Hancock and Eric Garcetti, plus a number of leading CEOs, and labor leaders. Chao promised a comprehensive infrastructure plan from the administration and Mattei shared the 2017 Infrastructure Report Card<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBOqiKd9LfVp28rdudKJDlFAefm4ZbF6MsAXbh5_pFdhugQ1Jn8f6wX6cb6gWyZonVXmOY5nLOIfx84dS8BRVWbAWBSldu3ZthymHKKL-EOQQ=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>, revealing a dismal grade of D- nationwide. The D.C. agenda was packed and well attended.

On the heels of IW the President’s budget proposal was released, which at $200B over ten years, fell short of the $1 trillion promised on the campaign trail. Notably, the $200B is also offset by cuts in federal transportation programs of at least $145 billion over the same ten years as noted in this The Atlantic, in May 24 story<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBaou7ze-C8h8W4CBA6el5SpmjeA2tGxWHtj_wmWD9pGLkmoqjIHND5DoVLHX2qYsTj7sZw0QW5umenEkZrZZ4jgakKYfk_Mo9PoJDi3BdcyYQ5g2cyDEHKbzGieTF99_H5o8E3s5_UvU0BmVbqgc7IzTfgXTw3GMnYoI2nkhBfi4pgeJQ91l6hsxCUlNGqUMPRfcArL3Du8vJvYEUS35jrg==&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>. The President’s budget proposal<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBE-OzMpBgSGf7VmmSjAZeqF85LTkZbDYlgr7TW-Il510gsmsxvoVUJrzd8T679il1u127mAhLfBEa6q40jZ_8Shvs6B9SXAgqGelNmPkaPAzf1E4qrCjUUQdKxcSpH0YmV7b8JJkFBoQ7bDibqNJy4Q==&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==> also includes this statement, “Simply providing more federal funding for infrastructure is not the solution.” The administration suggests other solutions, primarily incentives for private investment, regulatory reform, and tolling the interstates. ASCE has weighed in on the budget proposal countering with $200 billion a year as the right number for all our infrastructure needs.

So, we wonder, did IW make a difference? We will have to wait and see, but Next City published a review<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBEClcrfUb5rvLM8qaHdzNCJp_cd2RFjyjgTpqXsimwY3-AXxbf4kgeICBbSx5T3AGWRvNyL3t3pvOYDT5fOb5EJJssc_0IX6FESX13ncdJic3ZyeTqaRzEhc7q_-akgHLWauD4uvEf7KA1WiCMbwtIpanfRVZ63dzlU8PuwF4zl7FT5WY9GP2HqquaqG2C_3N5atNRb0e9ArIwoSEka9hcjWQmn1qF46Qvc4W4C-7gCttnxxbChBN9v9Jypb_Cs-OO6VvTMJds3MnwzkSxn5s7TpboSvWfPN5pjAjhTQ8fnusSqtMrUu7s5fWiotkvpBE5mXFGfWnDt3gxkbFDEruvwSPffygb_ZXQ0oVmSeflgM=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==> of the discussions held in the nation’s capital, by Tom Skancke, CEO at TSC2. Skancke commented on the differences in perspective between those talking infrastructure inside the beltway and  the rest of America. He noted that that the D.C. transportation and infrastructure supporters spent the week in a room where, “the same old faces, espousing the same rhetoric, about the same problems, telling all the familiar faces about jobs, the economy, jobs, crumbling bridges, jobs, and jobs.” His conclusion — the inside the beltway conversation fails to connect with the average voter at a time where public opinion is  favorable to infrastructure investment. Over the last several years, more than half a trillion dollars in new revenues have been approved all over the country. These referenda have suceeded because local leaders talked directly to voters — helping them understand how their lives and their communities benefit from investment, and telling them exactly what the revenues will produce. Skancke ends his article by advising fellow transportation boosters to stop talking with one another and start talking to the public - after all it is the public's infrastructure.









UTAH LEAPFROGS COLORADO IN SOLAR

Despite an impressive 70% increase in solar capacity, in 2016 Colorado fell out of the top 10 ranking of states. Utah, one of Colorado's major economic competitors, jumped to 6th while Colorado slipped one slot to 11th. The shake-up in rankings is due largely to the addition of utility scale installations - see an interactive map here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBs6ZJincTePXan7NX-sMMfnoPHf5pZA1m7T2Nmv60AGrIFl6Dt92-f8LjmyO7AhKS5SjbyXv84jk_xv38e8t0np72O1y6JePhDDtj-APrwgw=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>.

According to a report by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBV0IVCDaJujSw2d32thjUM8yN-StgU9qaZL9fWV4UsF4bj27lzsVWniXBSezw0j8NvdfY72EJcEJ6YYEr8mR90Xryzidl7xRa0joPSpuvIx3oCgO7U5VvulmHI4TtxRULNCTxM1cDLDA=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>) the industry recorded 97% growth in 2016, fueled by a nearly 60% installation cost decrease over the last decade. Solar industries now employ nearly 260,000 US workers<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBbDC2nIASWJ157jFTOaHbY6FhtuPYsEQOF76e4gEfRKVffq-o6O9nbnUP53vHB-UDo3jBzuVy-uzYD7Y4Mw4g_-aFGcyuRu-qpNeaa-ITodMtOzJnIoD6mSvTq4Pt6U7B&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>. The Department of Energy's United States Energy and Employment Report<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBBBcuzrj_srwNogR_lh3cXZdB8Xr4De5YXybed0Zo9BISVlqx5XOrl22FWgFza7pEtu_qcdzbgCcCINhWDJqel0rEah6xuofh8XKlHPS-pkP8l4De7tKuQ2n4zfmF7cGFSt4DKpWDiiokZj4hk1YJASO71GkDNzpD_Lu511LqQh1p6P6CVLLpXYsvnsZlNxNnvZeSFMgieRg=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==> shows that there are now nearly 3 times more people employed in solar industries in the US than coal. How did solar compare for industry share? Solar represented 39% of all new capacity installed in 2016, natural gas was 29% and wind 26%. In Colorado, COSEIA reports that the cost of solar has declined 64% in the past five years and solar now provides just under 2% of the state's electricity. Download SEIA's Colorado Solar Fact Sheet here.<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVBdU_Fa5nGaaVCSNSXxg4lNNC0EoRNb_A9Nh18OQs54X-mSPaTBaxzrhF24NuI0QTtIS1jCa6Dz3CcKnnap6ZoogzEupigSv83Xbw3tzmuYQUHbK2Z79zPl-IKjnwjOKHnHd_DcAHNxSE=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>














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Watch Mayor Steve Hogan's State of the City here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SwD4xJD_gVByDxV3t81dopf5_KytNrm0ka3g4mq4RIJMbWxxraW3WUrJiGjaufC9tpU8NjNvG5WTb9viSvG_Eom1_Ub0VQq-KEnWVRSk20tPCDgougsl9IHuvxcSq53yv1hun1e7GPahPwSNrOKsf8=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>, Heidi Williams'  here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7RNgVHMzjZdGkhmUzQuLDnIl3JQDhsvPgniZPuwZqD5g71aBMPcsUYhzyNWRhq6_95ekTHCXREa1C0fXAgPujZ50kNwZjbHxjW9a_3d4rhUrS-S_1saOD0qjMtHKSTKqDKiL4TdhwwpD-0Ce-f50QXMAd5y0-NJDUvwkKo-Z-1G4&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>, Marc Williams'  here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7SDP6nWANCkTZ1MqqPPYAESoTEPMrgn9v5ReHKiPSWP5DZlxdnCeTUFJSMDW8_8K4cjPYlmGCqujDNuijxbWuHlisMUjNwcl_GHI36DykofhmHGBs4q6e0-liwciYRyoejK_U96fiMEQ&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>, Mayor Suzanne Jones' here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7TyDHoXk29GK7PB9CyqQz3lfFVmm9vaKsr6GzBOCfT6jkI3BFw3OHvbPFMEG8vQeV-w2NbNcPFUokwzBxQQU6cj60H3qGrv1IjBrXjC4FyZ8MAz9fRfji8U=&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>  and Mayor Adam Paul's  here.<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001fvEzpEOwLtKg4od6pt6r4pQUHbfz1IgjvoKEutcTS5gkOjIOS2yM7S37xDcasHT1CsEPQmVJbEjdqWQF_wAecoSKHuRi-o5aqmYZ_zqWJSBS-CQZYf0UX4s1arG9Mk-RmoB4EhFVPPkpOlUIhsb5BQ==&c=S3ujvlg1vtu_cbSibzT5IAo3r4q9Nx4kaUTErqo7iUtno7umM0q3VA==&ch=N15i3xYke_GmLgAlDT-zInNxKsJ5xK_qOFjIa1H1o5bYfA5a0KMSXQ==>









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