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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLog012 . . WETLAND REpORT . __,~__..,_"._ ,,1~,_.,"__.,_,,_.. t< . . . 21 April 2005 Mr. Michael Asmundson Owner/Manager W eF ore, LLC 7401 Cape George Road Port Townsend Washington 98568 Re: Wetland Delineation - Discovery Bay Golf Club Dear Mr. Asmundson: Watershed Company Wetland Ecologists Hugh Mortensen, Mark Garff, and I conducted a wetland delineation study on the Discovery Bay Golf Course property in Jefferson County, Washington, on December 1 and 2, 2004. The property is located in the north sector of the junction of Cape George Road and Discovery Road about five miles south of Port Townsend. We re-delineated three wetlands that were previously delineated by The Watershed Company in June of 1996 and screened five additional areas, identified by you prior to our field visits. This letter summarizes the findings of this study and details applicable federal, state, and local wetland regulations. Methods The subject property was screened for wetlands using methodology from both the Washington State Wetlands Identification and Delineation Manual (Washington Department of Ecology 1997) and the Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual (Environmental Laboratory 1987). Methodologies in both manuals are essentially identical. Wetland boundaries were determined on the basis of an examination of vegetation, soils, and hydrology. Areas meeting the criteria set forth in the manuals were determined to be wetland. Wetlands were marked with pink- and black-striped flagging, and data points are marked with yellow- and black-striped flagging. Wetland Determination Data Forms are included with this report. Findings Wetland A Wetland A is associated with a stream that enters the property from a culvert at Douglas Way at the north property line (see attached Survey Map). The stream runs generally south, turning east to exit the property at a culvert at Discovery Bay Road and eventually draining to Discovery Bay. Because required buffers on this stream are included within the required wetland buffers, we did not delineate the ordinary high water mark. There are three distinct areas within this wetland made up of open water, scrub-shrub, and forested areas. Wetland A is 2.34 acres in size. The instream ponds are present near the property boundaries of Wetland A and are connected to each other via a riparian wetland, which varies in width from just wider than the stream to approximately 80 feet. The pond at the north property boundary is approximately 20 by 100 feet and contains aquatic vegetation and woody debris. Dominant vegetation in the area of thi1-~ ~ red alder (Alnus __nJ3- , ~ '~)'f.-1L- K.. ._"-,'('",,. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,'rl ,"'c.- ,'_ " . . . \ i M, Admundson 9 December 2004 Page 2 of 4 Draft Report rt -0 rubra), bitter cherry (Prunus emarginata), and willow (Salix sp.) in the forested layer, and snowberry (Symphoricarpos albus), gooseberry (Ribes sp.), and western crabapple (Malus fusca) in the understory. Common emergent species are creeping buttercup (Ranunculus repens), water parsley (Oenanthe sarmentosa), bulrush (Scirpus sp.), and sedge (Carex sp.), Soils in this area are dark gray (lOYR 4/1) silty clay loam with mottles and saturated where there is not standing water. The pond at the southern boundary of this wetland is smaller and has little open water. It supports mainly cattail (Typha latifolia). A narrow band of riparian vegetation connects this pond to the rest of Wetland A. Vegetative species surrounding the cattail stand include red alder, salmonberry (Rubus spectabilis), Pacific dewberry (R. ursinus), osoberry (Oemleria cerasiformis), lady fern (Athyrium jilix-ftmina), and horsetail (Equisetum sp.). Soils in this area are very dark brown (10YR 2/2) sandy muck and were inundated when we visited the site. The large middle section of Wetland A is a riparian wetland that varies in width but follows the stream, Dominant vegetation includes red alder, gooseberry, salmonberry, red-osier dogwood (Comus stolinifera), water parsley, skunk cabbage (Lysichiton americanum), and piggyback plant (Tolmiea menziesii). A portion of the west boundary of Wetland A was not surveyed in 2004 (see Survey Map); in this area, the mapped boundary was based on a 1996 W.H. Pacific survey. This portion will be surveyed prior to construction. Wetland B This small wetland is 0.06 acres in size and is located along Discovery Bay Road, south of Wetland A. It includes a small area of standing water supporting cattail, surrounded by shrubs and small trees. In addition to cattail, the wetland is dominated by Nootka rose (Rosa nutkana) and willow. Soils are black (lOYR 2/1) silty muck, and were inundated in some areas and saturated in others at the time of the field visits. Immediately surrounding Wetland B is a narrow upland buffer dominated by madrona (Arbutus menziesii) and Pacific dewberry, bordered by golf course on three sides and Discovery Bay Road to the east. Wetland C A third wetland, Wetland C, is 0.82 acres in size and is located along a golf cart trail west of Wetland A. This wetland receives water from seeps emanating from the adjacent slope. It is dominated by red alder, Nootka rose, salmonberry, lady fern, and soft rush (Juncus effusus). Soils are very dark gray (10YR 3/1) and were saturated at the surface when we conducted out field visits. Upland dominated by red alder, western red cedar (Thuja plicata), salmonberry, Nootka rose, salal (Gaultheria shallon), Himalayan blackberry (Rubus discolor), sword fern (Polystichum munitum), and grasses borders the wetland to the west. To the east are a gravel and dirt golf cart track and golf course. Screened Areas We screened additional areas near the west edge of the property for wetlands. We found all of these areas to be hilly uplands. They included a pre-commercial thinned area of Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) with little undergrowth; an area of young madrona and salal with a few Douglas firs; and forested stands of Douglas fir with a shrub understory. We investigated one draw in the west-central portion of the property. No additional,wetlapd~:S1~ejpl1s, or seeps were identified in any ofthe screened areas. LO(:;i , I tJV! # It Pat0E3; 3~. .otJ f__ . . . \ M. Admundson 9 December 2004 Page 3 of 4 Draft Report Uplands Uplands on the property consist of maintained golf course, the screened areas described above, and other meadow, shrub, and forested areas, Common vegetative species in naturally vegetated uplands on the study property are western red cedar, western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla), red alder, bitter cherry, black cottonwood (Populus balsamifera), salal, Pacific dewberry, Himalayan blackberry, osoberry, vine maple (Acer circinatum), red elderberry (Sambucus racemosa), red-osier dogwood, snowberry, salmonberry, sword fern, stinging nettle (Urtica dioica), bracken fern (Pteridium aquilinum), and deer fern (Blechnum spicant). Planted borders of the golf course were primarily native shrubs, especially Nootka rose and Oregon grape (Berberis nervosa). Upland soils vary from brown to dark grayish brown and include sandy loam, clay loam, sandy clay. Local Regulations In unincorporated Jefferson County, wetlands are regulated under Article VI-I (18.15.325) of the Jefferson County Unified Development Code. The Code requires that wetlands be classified according to the Washington State Department of Ecology (Ecology) Wetland Rating System for Western Washington. Under this system, Wetland A would be rated a Category I wetland (see enclosed rating forms), due primarily to a high potential to improve water quality and the high-value wildlife habitat functions it provides. The National Wetland Inventory (NWI) shows Wetland A as a freshwater forested-shrub wetland connected to an approximately 58-acre freshwater emergent wetland to the north. The stream connects this wetland complex to a freshwater emergent-shrub wetland of approximately 30 acres to the south before draining to Discovery Bay. The wetland would therefore be considered part of a larger wetland complex, ensuring a high rating. Jefferson County requires 150-foot buffers on Category I wetlands. In addition, the County requires a building setback of five feet from all wetland buffers. Wetlands B and C are not recorded in the NWI. They rate Category III and IV, respectively, using the Ecology system. The low rating of Wetland C is mainly a result of it being a slope wetland. As a depressional wetland, Wetland B potentially provides moderate water quality and erosion functions, and therefore rates higher than Wetland B. The County requires standard buffer widths of 50 feet on Category III wetlands and 25 feet on Category IV wetlands. Buffer averaging may be permitted if the applicant demonstrates to the satisfaction of a County Administrator that averaging will not adversely impact wetland functional values; total wetland buffer area will not be less that which the standard buffer would provide; and the standard buffer width will not be reduced by more than 25 percent. A reduction in buffer width may be approved by the Administrator if the project applicant demonstrates that the standard buffer averaging is not feasible. In that case, the applicant would be required to include with the application a buffer enhancement plan that will improve the buffer's ability to protect wetland functions and values. State and Federal Regulations Wetlands and streams are also regulated by the Corps under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act. Any filling of Waters of the State, including wetlands (except b~lwEBMds) and # 12- P'" ,Or""," '" ~ f ~ ~,,,," ....~,..,;' "", ~ O' ':;;{~r';; · I -- . . . M, Admundson 9 December 2004 Page 4 of 4 Draft Report streams, would likely require notification and permits from the Corps. None of the wetlands on the property would be considered isolated. Federally permitted actions that could affect endangered species (i.e. chinook salmon or bull trout) may also require a biological assessment study and consultation with U. S, Department of Fish and Wildlife and/or National Marine Fisheries Service. Application for Corps permits may also require Washington Department of Ecology Individual 40 I Water Quality Certification and Coastal Zone Management Consistency determination, Generally, neither the Army Corps nor the Department of Ecology regulates wetland buffers. Please note that the findings of this letter and the delineated wetland boundary are subject to the verification and agreement of local, state and federal regulatory authorities. Please call if you have any questions or if we can provide additional information, Sincerely, Suzanne Tomassi Wildlife and Wetland Biologist Enclosures , ('t:: l'-rl\!Ii L ;~ " ! L:IV! #__~.I2. 5 of J)' r P""P"'WF""':-. ...", . "." ~~.',I~,lr . . . WETLAND DETERMINATION DATA FORM Date: 12/1/04 Project Name: Biologist(s): WETLAND? YES ~ Discovery Bay pt Townsend STlMG Data point: 1 Wetland: A Data point location: Btw gravel rd and Wet A Do normal environmental conditions exist? YES NO Has vegetation, soils &Ior hydrology been significantly disturbed? YES NO > 5 yrs I::; 5 yrs Stratum: T=tree, S=shrub, H=herb, V=vine Dominant S ecies Stratum Thuja plicata T Po ulus balsamifera T Rubus ursin us S Comus stolon if era S pteridium a uilinum H VEGETA TlON WIS FAC FAC FACU FACW FACU Percent of dominant species that are FAC, FACW or OBL: Vegetation criteria met? YES NO Notes: Depth Horizon Matrix Color 12+ B 10YR 4/2 Soil Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: Surface saturation? YES NO Depth of/to saturation Depth of inundation Depth to free water in pit Flow? YES NO Channel? Sheet? Hydrologic Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: SOILS Mottles Texture Sandy loam Dominant S ecies Stratum WIS 60% Hydric Indicators: Gleyed/Low Chroma Sulfidic odor Histosol Other (list in notes) Secondary Indicators: (22 required) Oxidized root channels Water-stained leaves _ Local soil survey data FAC-neutral test WILDLIFE OBSERVA TIONS AND GENERAL NOTES LC)G !TE~\i1 12- ',C'i r:r L of, ( t" .';)"i..il,~_.. J HYDROLOGY Primary Indicators: (1 required) Observation of inundation Observation of soil saturation Water marks Drift lines or drainage patterns Sediment deposits . . . WETLAND DETERMINATION DATA FORM Date: 12/1/04 WETLAND? IYESI NO Project Name: Biologist(s): Discovery Bay pt Townsend ST/MG Data point: 2 Wetland: Data point location: SE corner of Wet A A Do normal environmental conditions exist? YES NO Has vegetation, soils &Ior hydrology been significantly disturbed? YES NO > 5 yrs I:s: 5 yrs Stratum: T=tree, S=shrub, H=herb, V=vine Dominant Species Stratum Alnus rubra T Rubus spectabilis S Rubus ursinus S Equisetum telmatiea H Typhamilfu~ H VEGETA TlON WIS FAC FAC+ FACU FACW OBL Dominant Species Stratum WIS Percent of dominant species that are FAC, FACW or OBL: Vegetation criteria met? YES NO Notes: Depth Horizon Matrix Color 12" B 10YR 2/1 Soil Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: Surface saturation? YES NO Depth of/to saturation Depth of inundation 12" Depth to free water in pit Flow? YES NO Channel? Sheet? Hydrologic Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: SOILS Mottles Texture Sandy muck 80% Hydric Indicators: X Gleyed/Low Chroma Sulfidic odor Histosol Other (list in notes) Secondary Indicators: (~2 required) Oxidized root channels Water-stained leaves Local soil survey data FAC-neutral test WILDLIFE OBSERVA TlONS AND GENERAL NOTES HYDROLOGY Primary Indicators: (1 required) X Observation of inundation X Observation of soil saturation Water marks Drift lines or drainage patterns Sediment deposits "',.;' t...... f' ct- ' ---'"",,-, -..----- _~_Of..JL . . . WETLAND DETERMINATION DATA FORM Date: 12/1/04 Project Name: Biologist( s): WETLAND? YES ~ Discovery Bay Pt Townsend ST/MG Data point: 3 Wetland: Data point location: NW corner Wet A A Do normal environmental conditions exist? YES Has vegetation, soils &Ior hydrology been significantly disturbed? YES NO > 5 yrs 1 s; 5 yrs Stratum: T=tree, S=shrub, H=herb, V=vine Dominant Species Stratum A/nus rubra T Abies grandis T Rubus spectabilis S Rubus disc%r S Sambucus racemosa S Po/ystichum munitum H VEGETA TION WIS FAC FACU- FAC+ FACU FACU FACU Dominant Species Stratum WIS Percent of dominant species that are FAC, FACW or OBL: Vegetation criteria met? YES NO Notes: Depth Horizon Matrix Color 8" B 10YR 5/2 Soil Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: Surface saturation? YES NO Depth of/to saturation Depth of inundation Depth to free water in pit Flow? YES NO Channel? Sheet? Hydrologic Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: SOILS Mottles yes Texture Sandy clay loam 33% Hydric Indicators: X Gleyed/Low Chroma Sulfidic odor Histosol Other (list in notes) Secondary Indicators: (22 required) Oxidized root channels Water-stained leaves Local soil survey data F AC-neutral test WILDLIFE OBSERVA TIONS AND GENERAL NOTES HYDROLOGY Primary Indicators: (1 required) Observation of inundation Observation of soil saturation Water marks Drift lines or drainage patterns Sediment deposits Dry to 16" # ~" 2~~ ' P.Jl'fJr7 ''"'' -')'f l S- ~;:, ~:~;i "d'.. ' ---..,.-.. \. , .y . . . WETLAND DETERMINATION DATA FORM Date: 12/1/04 WETLAND? ~ESI NO Project Name: Biolog ist( s): Discovery Bay pt Townsend ST/MG Data point: 4 Wetland: Data point location: N corner A Do normal environmental conditions exist? YES NO Has vegetation, soils &/or hydrology been significantly disturbed? YES NO > 5 yrs 1 ~ 5 yrs Stratum: T=tree, S=shrub, H=herb, V=vine Dominant Species Stratum Alnus rubra T Prunus emarginata T Ranunculus repens H Ribes bracteosum S VEGETA TION WIS FAC FACU FACW FACW Dominant Species Stratum WIS Percent of dominant species that are FAC, FACW or OBL: Vegetation criteria met? YES NO Notes: Depth Horizon 8" 8 Matrix Color 1 OYR 4/1 Soil Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: Surface saturation? YES NO Depth of/to saturation Depth of inundation 6" Depth to free water in pit Flow? YES NO Channel? Sheet? Hydrologic Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: SOILS Mottles yes Texture Silt clay loam 75% Hydric Indicators: X Gleyed/Low Chroma Sulfidic odor Histosol Other (list in notes) Secondary Indicators: (~2 required) Oxidized root channels Water-stained leaves Local soil survey data F AC-neutral test WILDLIFE OBSERVA TIONS AND GENERAL NOTES HYDROLOGY Primary Indicators: (1 required) X Observation of inundation X Observation of soil saturation Water marks Drift lines or drainage patterns Sediment deposits . ,-~-..~~ p~~:~:;~:,:;,~~ot ( ~ WETLAND DETERMINATION DATA FORM . WETLAND? YES ~ Date: 12/1/04 Data point: 5 Wetland: B Project Name: Discovery Bay Pt Townsend Data point location: SE corner Biolog ist( s): ST/MG Do normal environmental conditions exist? YES NO Has vegetation, soils &Ior hydrology been significantly disturbed? YES NO > 5 yrs 1 ::; 5 yrs Stratum: T=tree, S=shrub, H=herb, V=vine VEGETA TlON Dominant Species Stratum WIS Dominant Species Stratum WIS Rubus ursin us S FACU Arbutus menziesii T NL grasses H FAC Percent of dominant species that are FAC, FACW or OBL: 33% Vegetation criteria met? YES NO . Notes: SOILS Depth Horizon Matrix Color Mottles Texture Hydric Indicators: 12" B 2,5YR 5/2 Yes Sandy clay X Gleyed/Low Chroma 16" C 2,5YR 4/2 Yes " - Sulfidic odor - Histosol - Other (list in notes) - Soil Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: HYDROLOGY Surface saturation? YES NO Primary Indicators: (1 required) Secondary Indicators: (~2 required) Depth of/to saturation Observation of inundation Oxidized root channels Depth of inundation - Observation of soil saturation - Water-stained leaves Depth to free water in pit - - Local soil survey data Water marks Flow? YES NO - - Drift lines or drainage patterns - F AC-neutral test Channel? Sheet? - Sediment deposits - - - - Hydrologic Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: Not saturated at 16" but almost . WILDLIFE OBSERVA TlONS AND GENERAL NOTES t Ct (" i' "~'" !'''.' l\ 1 - ,)1 ,.:;:1 I! c:,v. #-.----'k.__ '1J~,.,.". ~ f, r ..' c(..., ),,;, 1(2'- ("',. ( i ',:,;;,;""'_. -, V J - ."..-""'-~ ",. . . . WETLAND DETERMINATION DATA FORM Date: 12/1/04 Project Name: Biologist(s): WETLAND? tyESI NO Discovery Bay pt Townsend ST/MG Data point: 6 Wetland: Data point location: E edge B Do normal environmental conditions exist? YES NO Has vegetation, soils &Ior hydrology been significantly disturbed? YES NO > 5 yrs I::; 5 yrs Stratum: T=tree, S=shrub, H=herb, V=vine Dominant Species Stratum Salix sp, T Rosa sp, S Typhamuro~ H VEGETATION WIS FAC FAC or FACU OBL Dominant Species Stratum WIS Percent of dominant species that are FAC, FACW or OBL: Vegetation criteria met? YES NO Notes: Depth Horizon 9+" B Matrix Color 10YR 2/1 Soil Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: Surface saturation? YES NO Depth of/to saturation Depth of inundation 9" Depth to free water in pit Flow? YES NO Channel? Sheet? Hydrologic Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: SOILS Mottles Texture Silty muck 66+% Hydric Indicators: X Gleyed/Low Chroma Sulfidic odor Histosol Other (list in notes) Secondary Indicators: k2 required) Oxidized root channels Water-stained leaves Local soil survey data FAC-neutral test WILDLIFE OBSERVA TlONS AND GENERAL NOTES HYDROLOGY Primary Indicators: (1 required) X Observation of inundation X Observation of soil saturation Water marks Drift lines or drainage patterns Sediment deposits ,-____j2.._ , r:~ )';; i", C'> I( , 1",4= ~ r {;" .);)i,,;..........iL...,,_.") I l .) WETLAND DETERMINATION DATA FORM . WETLAND? YES NO Date: 12/2/04 Data point: 7 Wetland: C Project Name: Discovery Bay pt Townsend Data point location: Biologist(s): ST IHM Do normal environmental conditions exist? YES NO Has vegetation, soils &Ior hydrology been significantly disturbed? YES NO > 5 yrs 1 ~ 5 yrs Stratum: T=tree, S=shrub, H=herb, V=vine VEGETA TlON Dominant Species Stratum WIS Dominant Species Stratu m WIS Alnus rubra T FAC Rosa nutkana S FAC Athyrium filix-femina H FAC grasses H FAC Percent of dominant species that are FAC, FACW or OBL: 100% Vegetation criteria met? YES NO . Notes: SOILS Depth Horizon Matrix Color Mottles Texture Hydric Indicators: 0-12" B 10YR 3/1 -- Silty loam X Gleyed/Low Chroma - Sulfidic odor - Histosol - Other (list in notes) - Soil Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: HYDROLOGY Surface saturation? YES NO Primary Indicators: (1 required) Secondary Indicators: (~2 required) Depth of/to saturation Observation of inundation Oxidized root channels Depth of inundation X Observation of soil saturation - Water-stained leaves Depth to free water in pit - Water marks - Local soil survey data - - - Flow? YES NO Drift lines or drainage patterns FAC-neutral test Channel? Sheet? - Sediment deposits - - - - Hydrologic Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: WILDLIFE OBSERVA TIONS AND GENERAL NOTES . ' ,-, .-, l~r~ l'i I'l I j' )! c; Ie I tlV! 'I.:_""'~~""-- ~.",...., #: _.____~.~l:L p"""""' ~O'f tS ~'(:;'~;4J:;~::;:_ -- __'. - I I . . . WETLAND DETERMINATION DATA FORM Date: 12/2/04 Project Name: Biologist( s): Discovery Bay Pt Townsend STIHM Data point: 8 Data point location: WETLAND? YES ~ Wetland: C Do normal environmental conditions exist? YES NO Has vegetation, soils &Ior hydrology been significantly disturbed? YES NO > 5 yrs I::; 5 yrs Stratum: T=tree, S=shrub, H=herb, V=vine Dominant Species Stratum Rubus spectabilis S Rubus discolor S Rosa nutkana S Polystichum munitum H grasses H VEGETA TION WIS FAC+ FACU FAC FACU FAC Dominant Species Stratum WIS Percent of dominant species that are FAC, FACW or OBL: Vegetation criteria met? YES NO Notes: Depth Horizon Matrix Color 0-4" A 10YR 4/3 Soil Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: Surface saturation? YES NO Depth of/to saturation Depth of inundation Depth to free water in pit Flow? YES NO Channel? Sheet? Hydrologic Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: SOILS Mottles Texture Fine sandy loam 60% Hydric Indicators: Gleyed/Low Chroma Sulfidic odor H istosol Other (list in notes) Secondary Indicators: (:22 required) Oxidized root channels Water-stained leaves Local soil survey data F AC-neutral test WILDLIFE OBSERVA TIONS AND GENERAL NOTES HYDROLOGY Primary Indicators: (1 required) Observation of inundation Observation of soil saturation Water marks Drift lines or drainage patterns Sediment deposits Dry, LC)G #---~-_._- P;ir'" p, "~" ~~_ "j"">>~'F,,iL., l , .,' c:q,':"x'<1i \.Jf! Ii:;;"l WETLAND DETERMINATION DATA FORM . WETLAND? ~ESI NO Date: 12/2/04 Data point: 9 Wetland: C Project Name: Discovery Bay pt Townsend Data point location: Biologist(s): STIHM Do normal environmental conditions exist? YES NO Has vegetation, soils &Ior hydrology been significantly disturbed? YES NO > 5 yrs 1 ~ 5 yrs Stratum: T=tree, S=shrub, H=herb, V=vine VEGETATION Dominant Species Stratum WIS Dominant Species Stratum WIS Alnus rubra T FAC Rubus spectabilis S FAC+ Rubus ursinus S FACU Athyrium filix-femina H FAC Juncus effusus H FACW Percent of dominant species that are FAC, FACW or OBL: 80% Vegetation criteria met? YES NO . Notes: SOILS Depth Horizon Matrix Color Mottles Texture Hydric Indicators: 0-12" B 10YR 3/1 Silty loam X Gleyed/Low Chroma - Sulfidic odor - Histosol - Other (list in notes) - Soil Criteria Met? YES NO Notes: HYDROLOGY Surface saturation? YES NO Primary Indicators: (1 required) Secondary Indicators: (~2 required) Depth of/to saturation Observation of inundation Oxidized root channels Depth of inundation X Observation of soil saturation - Water-stained leaves - - Depth to free water in pit Water marks Local soil survey data Flow? YES NO - - Drift lines or drainage patterns - F AC-neutral test - - Channel? Sheet? 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