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BURLINGAME CITY HALL
501 PRIMROSE ROAD
BURLINGAME, CA 94010
Council Chambers7:30 PMThursday, February 9, 2023
SPECIAL MEETING
On September 16, 2021, Governor Newsom signed into law AB 361, which allows a local agency to
meet remotely when: 1) The local agency holds a meeting during a declared state of emergency; 2)
State or local health officials have imposed or recommended measures to promote social distancing;
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On January 17, 2023 the City Council adopted Resolution Number 004-2023 stating that the City
Council and Commissions will continue to meet remotely for at least thirty days for the following
reasons: 1) There is still a declared state of emergency; 2) County Health Orders require that all
unvaccinated individuals in public spaces maintain social distancing and wear masks; and 3) The City
can't maintain social distancing requirements for the public, staff, and Commissioners, in their meeting
spaces.
Pursuant to Resolution Number 004-2023, the City Council Chambers will not be open to the public for
the January 12, 2023 Traffic Safety and Parking Commission Meeting.
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Meeting Agenda
1. Call To Order
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2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Approval of Minutes
January 12, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutesa.
Meeting MinutesAttachments:
Members of the public may speak on any item not on the agenda. Members of the public wishing to
suggest an item for a future Commission agenda may do so during this public comment period. The
Ralph M. Brown Act (the State-Local Agency Open Meeting Law) prohibits the Commission from
acting on any matter that is not on the agenda. Speakers are limited to three minutes each. The
Commission Chair may adjust the time limit in light of the number of anticipated speakers.
5. Public Comments: Non-Agenda
6. Discussion/Action Items
TSPC Subcommittee Discussiona.
El Camino Real Task Force Member Selectionb.
Staff ReportAttachments:
TSPC Grant Letter of Supportc.
Staff ReportAttachments:
7. Information Items
Public Comment Related to Informational Itemsa.
Community B/PAC Updateb.
Engineering Division Reportsc.
Staff ReportAttachments:
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Police Department Reportsd.
Collision ReportAttachments:
TSPC Chair/Commissioner’s Communicationse.
8. Committee Reports
Public Comment Related to Committee Reportsa.
Burlingame Avenue Safety and Access (Leigh & Ng)b.
Community Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee (Leigh & Rebelos)c.
BIS Safety Audit (Israelit & Ng)d.
Mercy School Traffic Calming (Israelit & Martos)e.
Hwy 101 Corridor Connectivity (Leigh & Rebelos)f.
9. Future Agenda Items
10. Adjournment
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NEXT TRAFFIC, SAFETY & PARKING COMMISSION MEETING: March 9, 2023
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Unapproved Minutes
Regular Meeting of Thursday, January 12, 2023
1. CALL TO ORDER 7:03 p.m.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
3. ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT: Israelit, Leigh, Martos, Ng, Rebelos
MEMBERS ABSENT:
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
a) December 8, 2022 Regular Meeting Minutes
Commissioner Rebelos made a motion to accept the regular meeting for the December 8, 2022
meeting as written; seconded by Commissioner Leigh. The motion passed by a roll call vote of 5-
0.
5. PUBLIC COMMENTS – NON-AGENDA
Ms. Brewer read the following public comment received via email from Manito Velasco for the record.
Good evening, Commissioners and Happy New Year,
I was just hoping to finally hear about the status of the Oak Grove and Carolan traffic signal. If you
recall, this was intended to improve safety at that critical BHS intersection. My understating is that
the signals have been fully designed by the consultant hired by the city. But unfortunately this is a
project that has gone dark. With no updates to TSPC or the website. When will this fully designed
project go to construction?
Speaking of quiet project, glad and excited to hear that the California Drive Bikeway project is
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proceeding to advertising. The last time anyone from the public has seen the plans are from
August/Sept 2021 when it was a TSPC and Council agenda item. Much input was given. But it sounds
like the plan has since been fully vetted thru TSPC and Council. Including all the new traffic regulations
like No Turn On Reds at multiple intersections and new lane merges near Broadway and near Oak
Grove. Thanks for fully approving the endorsing the plans.
6. DISCUSSION/ACTION ITEMS
a) TSPC Subcommittee Review
Assistant City Attorney Scott Spansail joined the Commission to go over the types of
subcommittees, specifically the difference between an ad-Hoc committee and a standing
committee. Mr. Spansail clarified that an ad hoc committee is created for a defined purpose, goal,
or time. He stated a standing committee is subject to the Brown Act, where meetings would need
to be noticed with a defined agenda, and open to the public. He used the Burlingame Avenue
Safety and Access subcommittee as an example and stated should that subcommittee continue
on in perpetuity, it would need to be a standing committee. Mr. Spansail kindly answered various
questions from the Commission. He also clarified that the intent here is not to “chop” any
particular subcommittee.
No public comment was received for this discussion item.
The Commission reviewed the following active subcommittees and their goals:
1. Burlingame Avenue Safety and Access (Leigh & Ng);
2. Community Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee (Leigh & Rebelos);
3. BIS Safety Audit (Israelit & Ng);
4. Mercy School Traffic Calming (Israelit & Martos); and
5. Hwy 101 Corridor Connectivity (Leigh & Rebelos).
Ultimately, no changes were made to the above TSPC subcommittees. Chair Israelit stated that
there would be another opportunity at their next meeting to make changes. The intent of this
evenings review is to clarify the difference between an ad-hoc and standing committee and to
give Commissioners time to think about their current subcommittees and how to move forward.
In closing, Chair Israelit reminded the Commission that subcommittees need to be formed by a
formal motion.
b) 2023 TSPC Priority List
After a productive exercise to prioritize the Commission’s efforts in 2023, the TSPC outlined their
upcoming priorities as presented in the table below.
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Rank Topic/Area of Focus
1 BIS School safety improvements
2 BHS area school safety improvements
3 Bike facilities through intersections
4 Pedestrian safety along Broadway
5 Pedestrian safety along Murchison Avenue
6 Lyon-Hoag neighborhood traffic calming
7 Caltrans’ ECR corridor
8 Downtown parking strategies
9 City Hall roundabout
7. INFORMATION ITEMS
a) Public Hearing Related to Informational Items
No public comments received.
b) Community B/PAC Update
No update.
c) Engineering Division Reports
Senior Engineer Andrew Wong thanked the Commissioners that sent in their project preferences
and he said they will do their best to address them, but stated they are not all on the list for
tonight. Transportation Engineer Michael Tsai provided the following updates on Public Works-
Engineering related efforts.
• BIS Traffic Calming Joint Effort – Staff working with the TSPC committee have developed
a circulation option. This option to be shared with BIS staff and then brought to the TSPC
for additional feedback.
• Chapin Avenue Feasibility Study – The San Mateo County Stormwater Resource Plan
identified Chapin Avenue as a priority green street development project to reduce
stormwater and pollutant runoff. Burlingame approved funding for a feasibility study to
identify conceptual alternatives of Chapin Avenue. Final design and construction were
not part of the funding approved by Council, therefore this project is currently on hold
until other funding opportunities have been secured.
• California Drive Bike Facilities (Broadway to Oak Grove) – Project is currently being
advertised for construction. Project bid opening is scheduled for the end of January and
award by the end of February. Start of construction is anticipated for April.
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Chair Israelit stated there is not a complete list of updates since Mr. Wong did not receive
everyone’s list of projects they would like regular updates on. She went on to say the
updates will be more fully flushed out and developed for the next TSPC meeting.
TSPC Priority List (revised December 2022):
TSPC Led Effort
1 Broadway/Carmelita Bike/Ped TSPC Study 2/10/22: Item 6c
2 BIS School Safety Improvements
3 Pedestrian Safety at California/Burlingame Ave
4 Lorton Corridor TSPC Study (Roundabout to Howard)
5 SB California Lane Configuration (Bike Mobility)
6 Bike\Ped Plan Priorities 7/14/22: Item 6b
7 Parking Garage Usage 2/10/22: Item 7a
8 Downtown Parking and Access
9 Broadway Parking
10 School Transportation and Safety Issues 11/10/22: Item 6a
Staff Updates
1 Caltrans’ ECR Corridor
2 Downtown Parking Strategies
3 City Hall Traffic Calming/Floribunda
4 Oak Grove/Carolan Traffic Signal
5 Bike\Ped Plan Implementation 7/14/22: Item 6b
6 Chapin Avenue Green Streets Project
7 Old Bayshore Corridor Study (n/o Broadway)
8 Grant Opportunities 7/14/22: Item 7a
9 Broadway Grade Separation 6/9/22: Item 6b
10 San Mateo's Peninsula Ave OC
11 School Speed Limit Updates
12 School Safety Improvements
13 Lyon-Hoag Neighborhood Traffic Calming
14 300 Burlingame Point Traffic Impacts
15 Broadway/California Update
2022 Agenda Item Action Status
1 Various Stop Signs Approved at the 4/4/22 CC mtg.
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d) Police Department Reports
Sergeant Jason Roberts introduced himself and then reviewed the collision report. He reported
18 documented collisions for this reporting period. He shared there were no pedestrian or bicycle
related collisions. Sergeant Roberts indicated that many of the collision factors were due to unsafe
turning movements or backing/starting on a highway.
Commissioner Martos welcomed Sergeant Roberts and shared with him that the Commission
looks for trends in the collision reports. He also encouraged Sergeant Roberts to share any areas
that are not safe or problematic with the Commission.
Commissioner Leigh also welcomed Sergeant Roberts and pointed out the previous traffic
sergeant maintained a heat map of the various collisions that the Commission can review. She
inquired if Sergeant Roberts would continue to maintain the map. Commissioner Leigh also
requested a report of moving violations to see what tickets BPD is issuing (DUI, speeding, etc.).
Commissioner Rebelos welcomed Sergeant Roberts and thanked him for his time dedicated to the
Commission. He said the Commission looks for a visual representation of collisions with the map
so they can see what is happening and where. Commissioner Rebelos also said the Commission is
looking for trends and opportunities to increase safety.
Chair Israelit stated she will reach out to Sergeant Roberts to make some changes to the collision
report to make it easier to read. She thanked Sergeant Roberts for being at the meeting.
e) TSPC Chair/Commissioner’s Communications
Commissioner Leigh stated she received an email from Parks and Recreation Director Margaret
Glomstad regarding the additional 10 feet of red curbing in front of the Recreation Center. She
said Director Glomstad went out to measure the additional 10 feet and Commissioner Leigh was
hopeful that Mr. Wong could follow up with Director Glomstad on the request for the additional
red curbing. Commissioner Leigh stated this was a request from several residents.
Vice-Chair Rebelos said he heard from a couple of merchants along Broadway about their concern
with pedestrian safety on Broadway. He also said a resident reached out about decreasing the
speed or adding speed humps on Dufferin, as he said it is a cut through (at a brisk pace) to
California Drive in order to bypass the intersection of ECR and Trousdale.
8. COMMITTEE REPORTS
a) Public Hearing Related to Committee Reports
No public comments received.
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b) Burlingame Avenue Safety and Access (Leigh & Ng)
No update.
c) Community Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee (Leigh & Rebelos)
Commissioner Leigh stated they are excited to have a new B/PAC member that is very active. She
stated B/PAC would like to work on celebrating the start and completion of the new bike lane.
d) BIS Safety Audit (Israelit & Ng)
Commissioner Ng stated there was no additional update on this item as an update was provided
during the Engineer’s Report by Mr. Tsai. Commissioner Ng just added that the information will
be presented in a format to those associated with the school and stakeholders before it is brought
back to the TSPC. Chair Israelit indicated the goal is to get something implemented before the end
of the school year so people can start getting used to it prior to the start of the next school year.
e) Mercy School Traffic Calming (Israelit & Martos)
Commissioner Martos indicated that he felt this subcommittee can be disbanded but would leave
that up to Mr. Wong.
f) Hwy 101 Corridor Connectivity (Leigh & Rebelos)
No update.
9. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
• TSPC subcommittees
• Grant projects
10. ADJOURNMENT 9:03 p.m.
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STAFF REPORT
AGENDA ITEM NO:
6.b
MEETING DATE:
February 9, 2023
To: Traffic Safety and Parking Commission
Date: February 9, 2023
From: Andrew Wong, Senior Engineer – (650) 558-7230
Subject: TSPC Representative on El Camino Real Task Force
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends the Traffic Safety and Parking Commission (TSPC) Chair nominate and
appoint a new TSPC representative to the El Camino Real Task Force’s Community Group.
BACKGROUND
At their March 7, 2016 meeting, the City Council discussed and approved a Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU) with Caltrans. The purpose of this MOU was not only to implement the
southbound left turn restrictions at the intersection of El Camino Real (ECR) and Floribunda
Avenue, but also to initiate the community stakeholders’ process for El Camino Real; now known
as the El Camino Real Task Force. The El Camino Real Task Force was established to begin a
collaborative exploration of potential solutions to address various issues related to traffic,
pedestrian, infrastructure, safety, and natural resource issues along the El Camino Real Corridor
within Burlingame.
On June 6, 2016, the City Council adopted a resolution which approved a list of participants to
the El Camino Real Task Force. This adoption was based on discussions from previous meetings
where staff identified community members, staff members, Commissioners, and others to
participate in the ECR Task Force. Based on the consultant’s recommendation, the Task Force
was divided into two groups, the Community Group and the Technical Group. The Technical
group consisted of City and Caltrans staff, while the recent active Community group included the
following members:
• Community Group
1. Jennifer Pfaff – President of the Burlingame Historic Society and a concerned resident.
2. Bobbi Benson – former Parks and Recreation Commissioner and a concerned resident
along the ECR corridor.
3. Michael Weibracht – concerned resident along the ECR corridor.
4. Gaird Schlesinger – concerned resident.
5. Jeff Londer – former Traffic Safety and Parking Commissioner.
6. Beautification Commissioner
The community members in the above list were identified because of their past experience and
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involvement on issues related to the ECR corridor.
DISCUSSION
Over the past several years, changes have occurred. While a significant amount of the work has
already been completed by the Task Force, there have also been vacancies created in the Task
Force, including former Task Force member Jeff Londer, who is no longer serving on the TSPC.
Per the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Caltrans, a TSPC commissioner would still
be needed to fill the existing vacancy. Although most of the work has been completed, there may
be opportunities where an active Task Force is necessary to assist in additional outreach to the
community on the project.
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AGENDA ITEM NO:
6.c
MEETING DATE:
February 9, 2023
To: Traffic Safety and Parking Commission
Date: February 9, 2023
From: Andrew Wong, Senior Engineer – (650) 558-7230
Subject: TSPC Letters of Support for Future Bicycle and Pedestrian Grant
Opportunities
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Traffic Safety and Parking Commission (TSPC) consider options to
provide letters of support on behalf of the Commission for future bicycle and pedestrian
improvement grant applications.
BACKGROUND
Throughout the year, Public Works staff applies for traffic safety, and bicycle and pedestrian
improvements related grant funding opportunities. Some of these applications specifically require
a letter of support, while others are needed to determine the level of community interest. When
applying for these grants, staff reviews potential projects with the funding agency to determine
the strongest qualified and well competing candidates for grant applications. Based on the
feedback from grant agencies, staff identifies these candidates to submit applications.
For projects that the City is not able to immediately fund, grant funding allows the City to
“jumpstart” a project by providing funding. This benefits the City in two ways, first a particular
project that otherwise may be delayed gets funded and work can begin sooner, and secondly the
total number of bicycle and pedestrian projects the City must fund independently with its own
General Fund is reduced, and increases opportunities to do more projects for the City’s Capital
Improvements Program. These grant opportunities have varying application cycles and deadlines,
some of which do not coincide with the meeting schedule of the TSPC. Hence, having a set
protocol will provide ease and flexibility for the Commission to provide support letters when
needed for potential projects.
DISCUSSION
To assist staff in meeting grant application deadlines, staff seeks input on two options to obtain
TSPC letters of support:
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Option A: The TSPC delegates authority to the Chair for drafting and signing letters of support for
grant applications for projects that are listed in the City’s 2020 Bicycle and Pedestrian Master
Plan’s Project Priority List (BPMP).
Option B: Prior to any grant application deadline, and after staff has reviewed potential project(s)
with the funding agencies; the TSPC is presented the potential project at a regularly scheduled
TSPC meeting. The TSPC would then make a recommendation to provide support and for the
Chair or designee to draft and sign a letter of support for the grant application. Should this Option
be selected, it should be noted that if the grant application deadline is short, and there is
inadequate time for staff to bring the potential candidates project lists before the Commission, the
City may lose an opportunity to obtain a support letter from the Commission.
In this Option, if a quorum for the meeting cannot be established, the TSPC Chair would then
draft and sign a letter of support per BPMP’s “priority list” criteria in Option A.
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STAFF REPORT
AGENDA ITEM NO:
7.c
MEETING DATE:
February 9, 2023
To: Traffic Safety and Parking Commission
Date: February 9, 2023
From: Michael Tsai, Transportation Engineer – (650) 558-7230
Subject: Engineering Division Reports/Public Works Update
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Commission receive an update on various Public Works – Engineering
projects and activities.
BACKGROUND
• Burlingame Station Pedestrian Improvements Project – Construction started in
January and is currently on schedule to be complete by April. Excavation and utility work
has been completed on the southeast corner and we are moving on to activities on the
northeast corner.
• Lyon Hoag Traffic Calming Project – Phase one of the traffic calming project which
consisted of mostly striping and semi-permanent features was completed in April 2021. A
post construction survey was collected in June 2021. As traffic patterns have adjusted to
the project changes and reached post-pandemic levels, staff has been preparing an
update for City Council in the spring. Thus far, origin-destination analysis has shown an
impact on cut-through traffic. Additional volume counts and neighborhood surveys are
planned.
• Carolan/Oak Grove Traffic Signal Project – Consultant design team finalizing 95%
PS&E and the project is anticipated to be advertised in April, with construction expected
for this summer.
• Highland Garage Utilization – Staff has been monitoring the increased usage of the
garage and recently coordinated with Commissioner Martos and surveyed not only the
garage, but other short-term facilities during a peak usage period.
• California Drive Bike Facilities (Broadway to Oak Grove) – Project is currently being
advertised for construction. Project bid opening is scheduled on February 7 and award by
the end of February. Start of construction is anticipated for April.
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DISCUSSION
Some of these items may have been originally presented to City staff and/or the Traffic Safety
and Parking Commission as public requests or comments. Items on this list are matters that would
typically be addressed by City staff on an administrative level, or are City Capital Improvement
Projects. Matters that require broad public input or have a wide-spread impact are addressed as
Commission “Discussion/Action Items” (TSPC Agenda Item 6).
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Case #Date Time Location Minor
Injuries
Major
Injuries
DUI
Involved
Primary Collision Factor Hit & Run
Misd.
Hit & Run
Felony
Occurred On At Intersection Other Location Vehicle Involved With
BRM2300016 01/03/2023 1353 29 VICTORIA RD F UNKNOWN T F 29 VICTORIA RD BAYSWATER AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300020 01/04/2023 19 OCCIDENTAL
AV/CHAPIN AV
F 22107 CVC F F OCCIDENTAL AV CHAPIN AVE Fixed object
BRM2300027 01/04/2023 827 799 CALIFORNIA
DR
F Private Property F F 799 CALIFORNIA
DR
Fixed object
BRM2300078 01/09/2023 1501 1166 HOWARD AV 2 F 22350 CVC F T HOWARD AV LORTON AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300091 01/11/2023 1833 VANCOUVER
AV/EASTON DR
F 22107 cvc F F VANCOUVER AV EASTON DR Parked motor
vehicle
BRM2300095 01/12/2023 720 1845 EL CAMINO
REAL
F Private Property
Unsafe Turn
T F 1845 EL CAMINO
REAL
MAGNOLIA
AVENUE
Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300127 01/14/2023 2034 1875 OGDEN DR T 23152(a) VC F F OGDEN DR MURCHISON DR Parked motor
vehicle
BRM2300129 01/14/2023 2333 HOWARD AV /
PRIMROSE RD
2 F 27103 CVC F T HOWARD AV PRIMROSE RD Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300131 01/15/2023 1833 VANCOUVER
AV/HILLSIDE DR
1 F 21800(a) VC F F VANCOUVER AV HILLSIDE DR Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300145 01/17/2023 1838 HOWARD
AV/PRIMROSE RD
1 F 21802(a) CVC F F PRIMROSE RD HOWARD AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300164 01/19/2023 615 1825 TROUSDALE
DR
F Private Property T F 1825
TROUSDALE DR
Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300168 01/19/2023 1752 EL CAMINO
REAL/PALM DR
1 T 23153(f) VC F T EL CAMINO
REAL
PALM DR Pedestrian
BRM2300169 01/20/2023 1004 EL CAMINO
REAL/FLORIBUNDA
F 22101(d) CVC F F SR-82 (EL
CAMINO REAL)
FLORIBUNDA AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300188 01/22/2023 1200 1231 DONNELLY AV F Private Property
Driver Error
F F 1231 DONNELLY
AV
BURLINGAME
AV
Parked motor
vehicle
BRM2300208 01/24/2023 710 1008 CAROLAN AV 1 F 21804(a) VC F F CAROLAN AV TOYON DR Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300214 01/24/2023 1629 EL CAMINO
REAL/CARMELITA
F 21453(a) CVC F F SR-82 (EL
CAMINO REAL)
CARMELITA AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300221 01/25/2023 1019 ANSEL AV/OAK
GROVE AV
1 F 22107 VC F F ANSEL AV OAK GROVE Pedestrian
BRM2300222 01/25/2023 1015 1021 BURLINGAME
AV
F 21801(a) CVC F F BURLINGAME
AV
EAST LANE Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300256 01/29/2023 1041 BROADWAY OFF-
RAMP FROM/OLD
1 F 22350 CVC F F BROADWAY SR-101 SB ON-
RAMP
Other motor
vehicle
BRM2300270 01/30/2023 1521 OCCIDENTAL
AV/RALSTON AV
1 F 22107 CVC F F OCCIDENTAL AV RALSTON AV Parked motor
vehicle
BRM2300280 01/31/2023 1500 HILLSIDE
DR/ALVARADO AV
1 F 21950(a) CVC F F HILLSIDE DR ALVARADO AV Pedestrian
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