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Home My WebLink About20042266.tiff July 28, 2004 . 56 Dear Commissioners; - I would like to tell you why I believe you need to look very carefully at approval for La Maravilla. When I first interviewed Ruben Rodriguez for the Fort Lupton Press, in January 2002, he said he was planning a fine dining establishment, and indeed, the petition that he presented to the commissioners from citizens in the community addressed the need for such a facility. He didn't ask if they wanted a bar and nightclub, he asked if they were in favor of a restaurant. Thus far, he has done little that he promised. He was going to have a sign that abides by code, it doesn't. He was going to put in a culvert at the entrance, he didn't. He was going to petition the city for annexation, he hasn't. He was going to put up a wall to separate minors from adults, I have been told it is a rope. He was not going to serve minors; my friend went there last December after his 20 year-old son called to tell him he had been served as an adult and couldn't drive home. He was not going to allow intoxicated drivers to leave; in January I went on a ride along with a state trooper. In the early morning hours, there was a call for a man walking in the middle of the road on Highway 85 near County Road 16. The trooper found that he was, indeed, intoxicated. Soon, a truck drove up, it was the man's wife, they had had a fight and he was walking home, albeit the wrong direction. The trooper ordered her out of the truck and she, too, was intoxicated. They said they had been partying with relatives at La Maravilla. La Maravilla was going to have landscaping; if dead grass and dying trees, that have not been pruned of dead branches are landscaping, then there is landscaping. I have friends who opened their restaurant under much scrutiny from the health department. Everything had to be just right before it could be opened, including the fact they were not allowed to put in extra tables in an area that certainly could have accommodated them. The owner made note that he had not been given the same treatment as Ruben Rodriguez. I do not see your conditions to La Maravilla as discriminatory, I see them as an attempt to have Ruben Rodriguez follow the same standard everyone else. EXHI The day after the April, 2004 hearing for La Maravilla,l receive 2004-2266 phone message from Ruben Rodriguez, asking me to call him back. I did, with David Norcross sitting across the desk, listening. Ruben Rodriguez said that he wanted me to "write something nice about his business because he didn't want it to hurt his business." On April 17, I received a message on my answering machine from him. "Ah yeah, this is Ruben Rodriguez and I just read the article you put in to the Maravilla and i think this is a bunch of bullshit. I'm going to talk on Monday on this on and this is not going to be a good thing for you. I'll talk to you on Monday." I don't know what you consider that to be, but I considered it a threat and took the tape to Chief of Police Jerry Gardner. Doesn't the owner of a liquor license have to demonstrate good character? The ironic thing about this is that I didn't put in his Weld County Health review, with its report of lack of sanitation, in the article. I did, however, write that he told the commissioners he thought he was being discriminated against. I am sure you have read the police report Norma Taylor attached to her packet, showing how Mr. Rodriguez has men videotaping sheriff's and Fort Lupton Police officers. And if you haven't please do. On Monday, Mr. Norcross and I stopped by the side of Weld County Road 16 and the frontage road, where took photos of the sign and the drainage situation. A man came out from La Maravilla and asked if he could 'help me." I wasn't trespassing, I was on public right of way, on the outside of his deplaidated fence. I perceive this not as an offer to help but an attempt to intimidate me, especially as he was dialing is cell phone at the same time! I don't take kindly to being threatened, and I don't like it when one citizen considers him or herself above the law that is supposed to be applied equally to everyone. My opposition to La Maravilla is simply this, he hasn't done what he said he would do in the past, so why do you believe he will in the future? Rosalie Everson Connie O'neill From: Jacalyn Roberts [jackie.roberts@state.co.us] Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 10:55 AM To: Connie O'neill Subject: Nitrate Regulations RJahe CPDWRFinal.pdf(5 MB) Connie, Attached are the new Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations. The hyperlinks are active with "bookmarks" as well as the documents table of contents. The citation for the descretionary ability to allow nitrates to be greater than 10 mg/1 but less than 20 mg/1 for non-community systems is 6.1.1 (c) . "At the discretion of the Department, nitrate levels not to exceed 20 mg/L may be allowed in a non-community water system if the public water system demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Department that: (1) Such water will not be available to children under 6 months of age; and (2) The non-community water system is meeting the public notification requirements under section 9 . 2 . 2, including continuous posting of the fact that nitrate levels exceed 10 mg/L and the potential health effects of exposure; and (3) Local and State public health authorities will be notified annually of nitrate levels that exceed 10 mg/L; and (4) No adverse health effects shall result. " Nice to talk with you, Jackie Jacalyn Roberts Environmental Protection Specialist CCR, Radionuclides, and Inorganic Chemicals Rules Manager WQCD-CADM 303-692-3617 phone 303-782-0390 fax http: //www.cdphe.state.co.us/wq/Drinking_Water/Drinking_Water_Program_Home.htm rs \o,.Q Oct-QC L I (1\e‘C K:e. inn '3 316k`I Cl Co�u, Ike Lc.civA. l 12-1 l A-Ln;C C, ,-. -, car cs_n e.K1 OCa-k'1,-—PAS \nc ct '1`^-x c'Pj" n °b. c ca Dcuf .Uwf,n n p F. �y-CCm CA.<.,A Yi.v<C� t�u 1 5k ,A\ L.Aksscd y-S\ • 0-O EXHIBIT 1 - 1 STATE OF COLORADO Bill Owens,Governor Douglas H.Benevento,Executive Director 4_;oe•cok, Dedicated to protecting and improving the health and environment of the people of Colorado ,'- � 4300 Cherry Creek Dr.S. Laboratory Services Division RECEIVED C T * jj 4 Denver,Colorado 80246-1530 8100 Lowry Blvd. -t .•:.-+ F,.. 4! 9..aL *e'6 • Phone(303)692-2000 Denver,Colorado 80230-6928 TDD Line(303)691-7700 (303)692-3090 O C T 2 2 7003 Colorado Department Located in Glendale,Colorado eP of Public Health http://www.cdphe.state.co.us BONOkWAl HEAUH SEM and Environment October 20,2003 Certified Mail Number: 7000 0600 0025 2454 0034 Mr. Ruben Rodriguez La Maravilla Night Club, PWSID#262466 13015 Weld CR 16 Ft Lupton, CO 80621 RE: Compliance Advisory —Failure to Comply with the Maximum Contaminant Level for Nitrate Dear Mr Rodriguez: Pursuant to section 5.2.1(1), 5 CCR 1003-1, Colorado Revised Statutes, all public water systems are subject to the Nitrate maximum contaminant level (MCL) of 10 milligrams per liter(mg/L). Compliance with the Nitrate MCL is based on the analysis of the average of the original sample and the confirmation sample. 5 CCR 1003-1, section 5.8(4) A review of the Nitrate monitoring data(shown below),provided to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment(department)by the system, shows that the average of the original sample and the confirmation sample obtained by the La Maravilla Night Club exceeds the MCL for Nitrate and therefore constitutes violation(s) of 5 CCR 1003-1, section 5.2.1O). Nitrate in iu /L Original Sample Confirmation Sample Average of Original Sampling Point October 9,2003 October 16,2003 and Confirmation Samples Well 15.35 14.45 14.90 Within fourteen calendar days of your receipt of this Compliance Advisory, contact Scott Klarich, Enforcement Workgroup Leader,to schedule an appointment to discuss a formal compliance agreement that will detail your specific plans, including an implementation schedule, on how the system intends to address compliance with the Nitrate MCL. Scott can be reached at 303-692-3564 or by electronic mail to scott.klarich(a�state.co.us. Pursuant to Article 10, 5 CCR 1003-1, Colorado Revised Statutes, La Maravilla Night Club is required to notify the public of the above-identified violations within 24 hours notification of the La Maravilla Night Club October 20, 2003 Page 2 of 2 violation and to repeat notification to the public on a quarterly basis until notified by the Department. To assist you in fulfilling this public notification requirement, attached you will find a public notice template and a certification of delivery form. Article 5, 5 CCR 1003-1, Colorado Revised Statues,requires La Maravilla Night Club to monitor and submit results for nitrate on a quarterly basis until further notification by the Department. In addition, La Maravilla Night Club must immediately make drinking water with nitrate levels below 10 mg/L available to all infants less than six months old and to all pregnant women. Please be aware that you are responsible for complying with the Regulations and that there are substantial penalties for failing to do so. Section 25-1-114.1 of the Colorado Revised Statutes provides that any person who violates the Regulations may be subject to a penalty of up to $1,000 per violation per day. The issuance of this Compliance Advisory does not limit or preclude the division from pursuing its enforcement options concerning the above violation. The division is currently evaluating the facts associated with the above-described violations and if a formal enforcement action is deemed necessary,you may be issued an Enforcement Order that may include the assessment of penalties. If you have any questions regarding this matter,please don't hesitate to contact me at (303) 692- 3617 or by electronic mail to iackie.roberts@state.co.us. Sincerely, itteLLAA) I Jac yn M. Roberts Inorganic Chemicals Rule Manager Compliance Assurance& Data Management Unit Water Quality Control Division cc: Scott Klarich,DW Enforcement,WQCD, CDPHE Brad Simons, D.E., Technical Services Unit, WQCD, CDPHE Carolyn Hermann FM, CDPHE Weld County Health Dept DW File, Section 5 Enclosures • STATE OF COLORADO Bill Owens,Governor Douglas H.Benevento,Executive Director ;& tO of.ooZo' Dedicated to protecting and improving the health and environment of the people of Colorado `��o`... 4300 Cherry Creek Dr.S. - Laboratory Services Division *J*; Denver,Colorado 80246-1530 8100 Lowry Blvd. .18764 "' Phone(303)692-2000 Denver,Colorado 80230-6928 TDD Line(303)691-7700 (303)692-3090 Colorado Department Located in Glendale,Colorado of Public Health http://www.cdphe.state.co.us and Environment April 18, 2003 • • Mr. Ruben J.Rodriguez 13015 Weld County Road 16 Fort Lupton, CO 80621 Re: Potable Water System Design Review and Approval—La Maravilla Restaurant/Lounge PWSID#PENDING; Weld County Dear Mr. Rodriguez: The design and construction Plans Review submittals, dated September 18, 2001, including subsequent submittals since the original date of submittal, for the potable water system for the La Maravilla Restaurant/Lounge have been reviewed by the Water Quality Control Division. The review was conducted in accordance with Article 2.1.5 of the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations and the State of Colorado Design Criteria for Potable Water Systems. The components of the review included: • Existing 51-foot deep well(Well Permit Number 041698-F) • Hypochlorination disinfection system ' • 600 gallons of potable water storage, consisting of two, 300-gallon tanks in series • Water filtration system, consisting of three Aqua-Pure AP12T housings,with Parker 39R10A wound filter cartridges, in parallel. A condition of this approval involves the completion of a microscopic particulate analysis (MPA) if well depth is less than 100 feet. As your well is less than 100 feet deep,you are required to perform a MPA immediately and transmit the results to this office. Following completion of the required MPA,if your water is classified as ground water under the influence of surface water, you will need to maintain the water filtration system in conformance with the State of Colorado's requirements, and daily turbidity and chlorine residual measurements will need to be reported. Regardless of the outcome of the MPA,you will be required to continue to disinfect the water. Mr. Ruben 3. Rodriguez April 18, 2003 Page Two Your facility is to be under the responsible charge of a certified operator. The Public Drinking Water System Inventory Form identifies Tom Stallman (Class C, #2098) as your certified operator. Please contact the Division's Facility Operator Program administrator,Betsy Beaver, at 303-692-3503, to confirm this information. Theproposed potable water system will become a"Public Water System", and the Division will assign the system a Public Water System Identification(PWSlD)number. Public water systems must comply with all Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations and the Colorado Water and Wastewater Facility Operators Certification Requirements. Approval of this project is based only on engineering design and the facility's ability to provide safe potable water meeting the Colorado Primary Drinking Water Regulations. This approval shall in no way influence local planning or building decisions. Please be aware that any point source discharges of water from your facility are potentially subject to a discharge permit under Colorado's State Discharge Permit System. Any point source discharges to state waters without a permit are subject to civil or criminal enforcement.action. If this facility has any discharges without permits, you are required to contact the Water Quality Control Division,Permits Unit at 303-692-3500 regarding permit requirements. Should you have any comments or questions,please contact me at 303-692-3507. Sincerely, Bradley A. Simons,P. . District Engineer DW/WW Technical Services Unit Water Quality Control Division cc: Ron Falco and Glenn Bodnar, WQCD-TSU Dave Akers, WQCD-WQP Liz Boyd, WQCD-CADM Gary Beers,WQCD-PU Betsy Beaver, WQCD-FOP Chuck Henry, Consumer Protection Division Connie O'neill, Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment CDPHE-WQCD Fax:3037820390 Apr 10 2003 11:20 P.01 STATE OF COLORADO • Bill Owens,Governor --� Douglas H.Benevento,Executive Director • Dedicated to protecting and improving the health end envlronmant of the people d Colorado f 4300 Cherry Creek Dr.S. Laboratory Services Division Denver,Colorado 80246-1530 8100 Lowry&vd. , • • Phone•p03)692-2000- Darner,Colorado 80230.8928 Elk Colorado emment TPD Line(303)691.7700 (303)6923090 to of 11t1hbl Located in Glendale,Colorado aAd uicHalth Halt httpj wWW,cdpha.atate.eo.w ent FAX COVERSHEET Water Quality Control Division,B2 4300 Cherry Creek Drive South Denver,CO 80246-1530 Phone:(303) 692-3500 �1 Fax: (303)'782-0390 Please Deliver To: `C NI,C[� Vn/E•iLCr FAX# 304/- 0/I I ' Company/Agency: aci) 11+1 7 From: 11,442 \k''"""" PITONE# 3/652" J S U Total Number of Pages Including Covert Comments: QJAJa , al's rt.., - • '7 CDPHE-WQCD Fax:3037820390 Apr 10 2003 11:21 P.02 STATE OF COLORADO Bin Owens,Governor Douglas H.Benevento,Executive Director y Dedicated to protecting and Improving the health and environment of the people of Colorado 4300 Cheny Creek Dr.8. Laboratory Services DNkbn * ` 49 * Denver,Colorado 80246-1530 8100 Lowry Bird. IS «' Phone(903)682-2000 Denver,Colorado 802304928 Too Line(30s)8914700 (303)6924090 Colorado Department Located In Glendale,Colorado • of Public Health httpi/www.cdphe.stateenus and Environment April 10,2003 Mr. Ruben 7_Rodriguez La Maravilla 13015 Weld County Road 16 Port Lupton,CO 80621 Re: Temporary Approval for Water System Operations PWSID#PENDING;Weld County Dear Mr.Rodriguez: In accordance with our recent discussions,La Maravilla is granted temporary approval to utilize its water system for non-potable operations on the following dates: Friday,April 11,2003; Saturday,April. 12,2003;and Sunday,April 13, 2003 These dates are subject to other jurisdictional limitations. The temporary approval is conditioned to the following requirements: (1) Bottled water is required for all human consumption. (2) Bagged ice,purchased from another business,is required. (3) Disposable plates,utensils and cups are required. • (4) Disposable baking dishes are to be used OR regular baking dishes are to be washed in a heat- sanitizing dishwasher or chlorine-dosed(50 to 200 milligrams per liter)dishwasher. (5) The water system chlorinator is to be utilized on the well water entering the building and being distributed to the various hand sinks,urinals and toilets. The residual chlorine concentrations in the well water are to be above 5 milligrams per liter. (6) Signs regarding the water system restrictions,indicating the water is non-potable and tot intended for human consumption,must be posted in English and Spanish at all building entrances,on all restroom doors and at all hand sinks. (7) You,Ruben I.Rodriguez,or a facility manager are to be on-site while the establishment is open for business to assure staff reliability,responsibility and accountability in regard to this temporary approval and the water system restrictions. (8) You,Ruben J.Rodriguez,are to immediately retain the services of a certified water system operator as a technical resource. - _ CDPHE-WOOD Fax:3037820390 Rpr 10 2003 11:21 P.03 Mr. Ruben I.Rodriguez April 10,2003 Page Two Achievement of final plans approval for your transient,non-community water system requires the following actions on your part: • The"Plans Review"submittal process required a copy of the microscopic particulate analysis if well depth is less than 100 feet. As your well is less than 100 feet deep, and since you have not performed the initial microscopic particulate analysis, you must provide treantent•consisting of both filtration and disinfection. The disinfection and filtration treatment systems must be approved by the Water Quality Control Division. Following completion of the required microscopic particulate analysis, if your water source is classified as ground water under the influence of surface water,you will need to maintain the treatment system. • Implementation of sufficient water storage capacity to meet chlorine contact requirements. The State of Colorado Design Criteria for Potable Water Systems requires a minimum of 30 minutes of contact time at peak flow rate. Based upon information available,a minimum of 450 gallons of storage is required for your system. • Submittal of the"Inventory Form"previously delivered to you by the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment and originally required as part of the"Plans Review" submittal process. • Once your water system is established as a public water system,you will be required to monitor your system in accordance with the requirements of the Water Quality Control Division's Compliance Assurance and Data Management Unit. To reiterate the opening paragraph of this correspondence,La Maravilla is granted temoorary approval to utilize its water system for non-potable operations during the upcoming weekend: Certain conditions have been established for this temvorary approval and ate to be strictly adhered to. Finally,certain actions have been described in this correspondence that are required for you to become a public water system. Should you have any comments or questions,please contact me at 303-692-3507. Sincerely, ic6,7,4;\ Bradley A. Simons,P.E. District Engineer DW/WW Technical Services Unit Water Quality Control Division cc: Ron Falco and Glenn Bodnar,WQCD-TSU Dave Akers,WQCD-WQP Chuck Henry,Consumer Protection Division Connie O'neill,Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment FROM : FAX NO. : Aug. 01 2004 05:52PM P2 ° { � q CHURCH & Associates, Inc. ENGINEERS &GEOLOGISTS July 29,2004 RJRM,LLC,Attn:Mr.Ruben Rodriguez 13015 Weld County Road 16 Fort Lupton,CO 80621 Subject: Onsite Wastewater System Assessment Supplemental and OWS Recommendations Existing La Maravilla Restaurant and Dance Hall 13015 Weld County Road 16 Weld County,Colorado Job No. 15943 Mr. Rodriguez, As requested, CHURCH & Associates, Inc. (CHURCH) has prepared this supplemental letter to the previous assessment of the existing onsite wastewater systems(OWS). CHURCH prepared the previous assessment as presented in our Letter dated October 14,2003. This supplemental includes updated water use records and OWS recommendations for the subject site.This supplemental is based on the water use data provided by you.The physical condition of the existing OWS or characteristics of wastewater at the subject site were not evaluated by CHURCH. This supplemental also presents recommendations that address concerns presented in the letter to you from the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment dated April 13, 2004. A copy of this letter is presented in Appendix A. Site Conditions and Current Operations: CHURCH was informed by you the existing OWS has still functioned adequately and no surfacing of effluent oT backups of the sewer line have occurred. in addition, site conditions and operations of the restaurant/lounge/dance hall have not changed since our previous assessment was performed. Proposed Expansion: It is understood that you wish to increase the capacity of the Dance Hall from its current permitted capacity of 350 people per night. It is understood that Weld County is may allow you to increase the capacity to 450 people per night,and then possibly to 550 people per day after a period of about three months pending review of water usage. The local fire district limits you to a maximum capacity of 752 people, Water Usage: You have monitored water usage during May and June of 2004. The water use data is presented in Appendix B. Based on the data provided, peak usage is during the periods when both the restaurant and dance hall are in operation, particularly during the weekends. Higher water usage also occurs on Monday and Tuesday,however,this is due to irrigation and washing down of a portion of the eworth Boter e d Wheat RWpe,00 00038 %nonco o-churah.cam Paz:303.488.0771 Thy Pros-1.077.2408173 r �3 ._ / FROM : FAX NO. : Aug. 01 2004 05:S.3PM P3 OWS Assonant Supplemental lob Nn. 15943,July 29,2004 Page 2 parking lot. The water usage for the restaurant is typically less than 95D gallons per day when the lounge/dance hall is not in operation. The water usage when both the restaurant and lounge/dance hall were in operation ranged from about 1005 to 1315 gallons per day (gpd) with an average of 1270 gpd. This 1270-gpd average is 73%of the average daily sewage loading capacity of 1727 gpd for the OWS. You informed CHURCH that the water usage during peak periods is for an average of 350 people per day using the lounge/dance hall. This results in an average daily water usage of 3.6 gallons per person per day. These water use records indicate an increase in water usage from the data presented in the origi- nal assessment. The number of meals served was not provided for this supplement, but we wcrc informed that the number of meals per day served is currently similar to that indicated in our previous assessment. Conclusions: Based on this information it appears that the existing OWS drain field is being utilized (on average) at 73% of its average daily loading capacity of 1727 gpd. Therefore, it may be possible to increase the capacity of the dance hall provided the meals served remains at the current level. Consider- ing that on average approximately 450 gallons of additional sewage could be produced to achieve the maximum average daily flow of 1727 GPD, the lounge capacity could be increased. Based on 3.6 gallons/person/day for the dance hall, the capacity of the dance hall could be increased to by 125 people to 475 pcople/day. Therefore, it appears that the increase from 350 to 450 people per day, as proposed by Weld County,is feasible. The number of meals permitted per day should be reduced to 80 as indicated in the previous assessment. Recommendations: In order to comply with the County requirements for increasing the oxygen transfer to the effluent in the chain field,the following are recommended: 1. Remove the existing asphalt in the drain field area and scarify the upper soils above the dispersal gravel layer. Pot holing should be performed to assess the depth to the gravel layer and dispersal pipes prior to excavation.Lightweight tracked equipment should be used. 2. Install two vent pipes at opposite ends of the drain field and attach these pipes to the existing dispersal piping system.Install an observation pipe at one end of the drain field. 3. The drain field area should be protected from traffic with fencing or other suitable devices. Drainage should be diverted around the drain field area as necessary. The surface of the field should he seeded after installation of the system.We suggest using a seed mix such as"Foothills, Pasture, or Prairie"mixes,or sod. These mixes do not require irrigation and develop a growth 10 to 15 inches high.Automatic sprinkler systems should not be installed over the fields. Limitations: The conclusions developed for this supplemental are based on the recent water use data provided by you, and information presented in the original assessment mentioned above. These assess- ments should not he considered as an evaluation of the condition of the existing OWS or as an estimate on the performance life of the existing drain field. Excavations into the drain field would be required to assess its current condition and for the presence of biomat material. If water usage exceeds the average daily loading capacity of the drain field,water use reduction measures should be implemented FROM : FRX NO. : Aug. 01 2004 05:,srMt P4 OPUS Assessment Supplemental Job No.15943,July 29,2004 Page 3 If'you have questions please contact us. 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April 13,2004 �( Ruben Rodriguez 13015 Weld County Road 16 Pon Lupton, Colorado 80621 Subject: La Nlaravilla Restaurant and Dance Hall Dear Ruben: As a follow-up to yesterday's hearings,Ithought Pd summarize the information that our Department would require in the event you request to expand the occupancy of the dance hall or increase the number of meals served.. We would require the following: • A description of the proposed secondary treatment unit for the septic system. The secondary treatment unit(s)should be designed to provide increased oxygen transfer. In accordance with the Weld County Code,any proposed secondary treatment unit should be reviewed and designed by a Registered Professional Ergineer. Note: The addition of secondary treatment would require an Individual Sewage Disposal System permit from the Department. • An evaluation.by a Registered Professional Engineer,of the septic systems ability to handle the hydraulic load from the proposed expanded occupancy or meals served. • Updated water usage records, In the event that.you intend to request expanded occupancy or meals at the Suly 19,2004,hearing,we request that you provide the above information to us at least ten(10)days in advance. I encourage you to discuss any proposed occupancy increase with the Planning Department to ensure that any other potential issue(s)has been thoroughly discussed and addressed in advance of any hearing. Additionally,please assure that all testing and compliance issues with your drinking water system are addressed. • Please do not hesitate to contact me if I can be of fluther assistance or if you have any questions concerning the above request Sincere -, • Trevor 7iricek Director Bavirotm ental Hcslih Services Cc: Bruce Barker,Weld County Attorney Kin,Ogle and Monica Mika,Weld County Department of Pluming Services Ent ow saiWi. LL Colorado Liqut..: Enforcement Div.'s! Training ..- Ss sign A sheet u; 4fStTUCrtt : .�'a /+9lR -? tio? Phone 'Number Mv'—e $igna Qsi ' ssess, ky-E�,,yy , i �('os '`7 1. 4_i , Lr 12, �, - L . Ni2 n‘.L = ,te.w -� ,r •-•:T � � e^C ', y 117-3r=5-`-ltfy aG _ i. n . .. '� r• �'rj l t6.'1;- __.__ i±.•,C-fit c. r41I S.�i: _.:_'F.1.zeLA -;etc✓lerrl _ - _ L��. a � . _- '5 `3' .11...t1J L` i ..-2,-;--- .L__ ;' a "3- . `ti 2e - .:s.r.`.i _ r .y`7 n�\_._.- -'S - �` ' 3L,�>i 7 5 L acavn-aY.---1. - -. IL-.1 L.!n.'`+l kJ:). 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