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Home My WebLink AboutContract 271615 � f ., � � FIRE SERVICES AGRE�MENT STATE OF TEXAS � � COUN�Y OE TARRANT § CIiY �f��R�i�Fil� -�: : ��NiFtACT N� . �� .�{'� WHEREAS, the City of Fort Wor�h and the Ci�y af Benbrook have � lenq�hy history of mutually �Seneficial coape�ata�va efforts in the provision af �ixe fightinq sexvices; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter 791 of the Texas Governanent Code, the T'exas Interlocal Coopexatian Act, th.e Gity of Fort G�lorth andE the City of Ben-- brook desire to continue �hese cooperatzve ef�orts to provide adequate fire fighting services to the citizens of their respective cities in the most ef- fiGient and eronomical manner; and WHEREAS, the City of Fort Worth anc[ th� Ci��r of Benbrook desire �o specify the terms anci condi�ions o� an agreement �h�ough which �his mutually beneficial re3.ationship may conta.nu� inta th� future: NOW, THEEtEFORE, KNOW ALL BY THESE PIi�S�NTS: T'his �on�ract and agreement is entered into by and between the City of Benbx�aok ("Benbrook"}, a home-rule municipality in `Tarrant County, acting through its duly authorized �7ayoz, and the City of Fort Worth ("Fort Worth"), a hame-ru1.e municipality in Ta�ranL County, acting through Gary Jacl�son, its duly authorized Ci�y Manag��; and W 2 T DT E S S� T H: 1. SERVZCE AREA; PROCEDUR�S Eort Worth wi�l provide fire pro�ection serv�ce a� �he service level specifiecE hereinaft�r to Benbrook in the service area, the exact location of wh.i.ch is designated in a location map marked Attachment "A," hereto incorpo- rated and specifica�.�y made a part of this aqreement. Fire protection se�- vices wi11 be provided in accordance with s�andard opera�ing procedures o� the �'ort iniorth Fire Departmen�, in conformance with Fort Worth's rules, xegu- lat�.ons and oxdinances relating to provision of such services. AJ.I ca��4 , _ —1-- , �� -„--- - - - - ,..�.�..:�� V W ��'�� i ► � � �r�l �� t i shall be received froan Central Dispatch in the �ort Worth Fire Depa�tment, and all alarm procedures shall be wholly under the Fort Wo�th �irE Depart- me�t's control. I� is recagnized arid understoad that Fort Worth cannot and does not assume responsibzlity for the provision o� fire services beyond thase of th2 service �evel chosen by Benbrook, nor outside the service area. 2. DUk2ATIOI+I; RENEWAL This agxeement shall be in effect for a period of £ive (5y years, com- mencing Octoher l, 2001, and expiring September 30, 2006, unless terminated earlier for cause as specified below. Cost adjustments shall be made on an annual basis, pu�suant to the farmula set out in Sec�ion 3, "Cost Calcu�ation Formula," az�d the respective attaehments thereto. At expiration, the -�erms an.d conditians of this agreemen� may be extended for addi�ional fi.ve-y�ar pe- riods� u�aon mutual consen� o� Fort Worth and Benbrook an writing. 3. COST CALCUE,ATi4N FDRMULA As cansideration fox the grovisinn of fixe s�rvices, Benbraok �rill pay Fort Worth the amount set out in Attachment "B" which sha11 be cal.culated on �he basis af the following factors, subject to annual revision and adjust- ment: A. Fort Worth's pe� capita cost nt fire protection; B. Benbrook's population served by this agreement; C. The hazard potential �ac�or �or t�?e area covered under thzs agreement; b. The level of service pravided. �ach of these factors is analytically set aut in greate� dEtail in Attachment "C" incorporated and specifically made a�art of this agreemen�. Th� actu,a.l calculation figures �ar the ce�rren� �rear of the cantract, including service level chosen and hazard patential faetor ra�ing, shall appear in Attachment I '•� q . COAIBInERA'riON Fort Wor�h and Beni�raok, as tax�aayer-suppor�ed entities, xecognize th� a.mportance of timeliness of prov.iding cos�t figures for purposes of budgetary convenier�ce. Therefore, Fort Worth covenan�s that it w�J�]. cause to be sent to Benbraok no later than August lst of each year a calculation of the cost of fire service for th� fallowing year similar in �armat to l�ttachment "B" hereo�. Should Benbrook fail ta receive said cost calcula�ion by August J�st o� that year, i� shall noti£y Eort Worth of that fact by registered or certified mai1, requesting �ort Warth to zmmediately provide same, �'nrt War�h covenants that i�. will u�e its best efforts to provide app�opri.at� cost information to Senbrook in a timely �nanner. �enbxaok agrees �o tendex to Fort fn7orth twelve (12) equal monthly pay- ments, each payment representing 1/].2 a� the total amount due under �he terms of this cantract. The first payment will be due on o� ]�efare Octab�r 15, 2001, and month�y payments therea�ter sha11 be mad� no later than the fifi- teenth (15th) day o� each month. Payment sha11 be by certz�ied check or by any other methac€ agreed to by Benbrook and Fort Wo.�th. �. T�i�MINA�ION FOR CAUSE Bath cities recognize the importance of tire service and ag.�ee ta act in utmos� goad faith in their re�ations with one another under this agree- ment. Unilateral termination of this agreement shal.l be limited to the fol- lowing circumstances and onl.y a€ter the defaulting party has been gizren rea- sonable opiaortunity to cure : A. Fort V+lorth may te�minate this contract for nonpaymen� upon one hun- dred eight�' (180} days` written notice. B. Benbrook may terminate this cont�act �or failure of Fort Worth �o provide service upon one hundred eighty {180) days' wri��en notice. 6. LIABILITY (a) In acco�danc� with section 791.006 of the Tez�as Interloeal Coopera- tion Act, (T�x. Gon'T CooE Arirr. § 791. OQ1 et 5eq. [Vernon 1994] ), an�r civi�. lz- abiiity arising from �urnishing fire pro�ection servaces under -this contract shall be �he responsibility of Benbrook. (b) Subject to ti�e faregoing, Fort Worth and Benbxook agr�e to tF�e followinq: 1. Title to a�l equipmen� used by t�ae k'ort Worth Fire Department �o carry out the terzns a� this contract will remain .i.n the City of Fort Wor�h. 2. T,itle to all equipment used by the Benbrook Fire Depa�tment to carry oait the terms of this contract will remain in th� City of Benbrook. 3. Each city sha.11 bear its own adrninistrative expenses incurred pursu- ant to and arising out the performance of this contract. 4. Pursuant to the terms of the statute referenced above, Benf�rook agrees to be responsible for all liability fox any damage to Fort Worth equipment, and for all lia�ili�y for persannel and employee benefits for Fo�t Worth personnel providing services under this agreement, in- cludinq �rorkers' compensatian, �ension and r�tirement benefits. 7. NON-WAIVER OF IMM[JNTTTES AND DEFENS�S T� is expxes5ly understood and aqxeed that, in the execution of th�s agxeement and contractp neither city waives, nar shall be deem�d hereby to waive, �ny imznunity or defense �hat would athe�-wise he available to it against third-party c].aims arising ir� the exercise of governrnentaJ. powexs and functions. B. �ON-ASSIGNABILITY This agre�ment zs not assignable b� either party and any attempt to as- sign it is vo�d. 9. �MENDMENT This agreement may b� amended at any time by zttutual consent of the par- ties. Any such amendment shall be in wra.t�.ng, attached hereto anci �i1ed with the City 5ecretaries or othex appropriate official of the pa�ties. 10. ENT�RETY This wxiting with its attachments and with any amendments, per the �aregoing paragraph, constitutes the entire agreement l�etween E'ort TiVorth and Westover Hills, and no oral or writt�n agreemen�. exists elsewhere to modify s azne . ii. SEVERABTLITY The provisions of this contract are severable. Should any porti.on of it be adjuc3.ged invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the xemainder of its ��-ovisions are to be given full force and e��ect as if the offending por- tion did not exist. �. A't'iE S T : : � City ec:�etary APBROVED AS 'TO FQRM AND LEGALITY: � ' �h. City tarney of Fort o�th Date: � �� ! ATTEST: rt+�.,a� � � it Secretary � AL�PROVED AS TO FORM L ALITX: City Attorney of Benbrook � � 2 � 4 Da�e: t � � � � CITY OF FORT WORTFi ? . ' /� � . T , � By: ' . ,/ �1 �.. z C�y Jacks�n, City N3anager _ C �1��G��. Cax�tss�� ur��ari��.iar� —. _ � �?I �a�e CITY QF Benbsoak B Y � �� F,T. 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River Park .� � � � _� CU�i��rl�� f�`r \ `�' LEGENG �,I � I :.a � c + 4� � - �-" _ ` � �� W * i � `] i � �fi � � � �C`�U[Y+ �f ��% j J�`�7 I o. f 13 �. ��_ �� -'-- � � �� _ - � Gj t 1 I B"�� O f_ 82� �� Meadaw, Wes� � } ��,� � i v r�� ATTAChMEi�T "B" 2001 — 2002 Fire P�otectzon Charges to Benbrook: (a} Fort Worth Per Capita Cost o� Eire ProteCtion (b) Benb�ook Population to �e Pro�ected {c) Benbrook Hazard Pnten�ial Factor id) Service Level 4. (20�) $�96.54 7, 918 1.0 $232,060.7� 0 m ATTACHE�IENT "C' Cost Calculatian Formula - Az�a�yz�d �. CL'�Y OF FORT V�TORTH PER CAPI`PA CDST OF FIRE PROTECTzdN The figure arrived at is based on the following factors: A. The most recent ada��ed Fort Woxth E'i�e Departm�nt budget S. Indirect cast� £or Fort Worth Fire T]epar��nent C. Debt 5ervice (attribu�able �o Fort Worth �.��e �epart,ment} D. Population of City of Fort Wor�h (according to the most recent report by NCTCDG) The actual calculation for this function is A plus B plus C, the tatal. th�n divided by D. II. POPULATTON OF THE CITY Ta BE PROTECTED In the case af a city requesting fire protection for the entire population, the most rece�t COG populatian estima�es are used. In cases a.n which a portion of a city is to be p�otected, th� most rec�nt U.S. Census Bureau Block Data for the portion of �he City to be protected and the most rec�nt U.S. Census Bureau Total City Atirerage Household Size for the City will be used �o calculate the papvl.atian. �'ormula: S7.ock Data Population X Average Househald Size = Popula- tion ta be px�otected. III. HA2�ARD PQTENTTAL �"ACTOR The Hazard Po�entzal. Eactar determines whether the a�ea �o be covered has a c�reater or 1ik� fire protaction fac�or as Fort Worth. The Eactor is based on an assess�n�nt of: A. Varying types of properties in the area to be protected, mhis in- cJ.ud�s a survey of smail homes and businesses which have a mini- mal po�ential to escalate beyond a first alarm assignment; larger homes, light indtistrial. area, and other propert�es that have a potential for escalation to a higher alarm level; i.n�ustria.� ax- eas, hazardous operations, highrise buildzngs, laxge public as- sembly areas, and a.nstitutianal properties where life hazard is a�ove averag� and other properties where the paten�ial to esca- late to a maximum response is high. H. Transporzatian Routes. T�anspartation routes are factored due to �he special problems railroads, highways, and major traffia routes can add �o fire protection e�foxts. C. Open Land. Soth deveioped and undeveloped open land is included since tires in these typas of areas �equi�e special kinds of equipment and, at times, large numbers of manpower. In evaluating this category, consideration is given to area� accessibility, �nd ground cover. D. Other Fire Protect�an Facto�s. This includes water supply, fire and build�ng cad�s and their enforcement, sprinklers, standpipes, an� smoke and heat detectors. E. Special Facto�s. Any special factors unique to potential protec- tion a�ea and inconsistent with the �ire department's experience. Al1 ratings o� �he potential protection a�ea are don� based on the re� lationship of each factor t4 th� "norm" of Fort Worth. A rating of 1 means that a�actor is appxoximately the same as is common �o like fa�tors in the City af For� Worth; a greater hazard factor would receive a higher rating. Undex� no circumstances would the Hazard Factor be le�s than the 1.0 factox applied to the City of Foxt Woxth. iV. LEVEL OF SERVTCE TD BE PROVIDED The final factox in the formula allows a ciient city �o ahoose one of four J�ev�ls of service to be provided by the Fire Depa�tment. Level 1 Full fixe p.�atection service� including �ull fiire suppression; eme�g�ncy medical first responder services; inspection of aI� schaal.�, water hydrants, commercial esta#alishments, and chuxches; arson inves�iga�iori; bamb squad; £ire safety education; hazardous materials xesponse; emergency management; all other fire services recaived by Fort Worth residents. The cast o� Level 1 service is based on the full per capi�a cost af Fort Worth fire protecti.on. Level 2 Full fire suppression s�rviee, emergency medical services first respor�dex service, inspection of water hydran�s, and hazardous mat�rials incident response. I� the Fort Worth Fare Department Incident Commancler determines that any specialized serviees, in- cluding but not limited to hazardous materials response, techni- cal rescue, and/or emergency medical services are required for a part.i.cu�.ar inciden� responded to in �he contracting city by the Fort Wa�th E'ire �epartment the contrac�ing ci�y will not be charged for such addi�ional servicas. Leve1 2 sexvice a.s provided for 90� of the full pex capi.ta cost of Fort Worth fire pxat�c-� tion. Level 3 Nearest one-alarm assignment. Fa� this level of service �he Fire Depar�ment w�ii respond to the nearest one-alarm assignment, which includes, on average, �wn Pump comt�anies, one Ladder com- pany, and one Battalion Chie�. This �.eve1 0� service does not in- clude emergency medical first responder service or hazardous ma- terials response. Tf the �"ort Worth Fire Department Incident Cammander determines �ha� any spacia�ized sexvices, incl.udzng bu�t nat limited ta hazardous material.s �espans�, technical xescue, and/or e�rtergency medical services are required for a particular incident responded to in the contxacta�ng city 1�y 'the Fort Worth Fire Depa�tznent the contracting city will not be charged fox such additional services. Level 3 service is �rovided at 600 of the per capita cnst of For� Worth fire protection. Level 4 Nearest a�e-alarm assignment. For this level of service the �ire Department wiil respond to �he nearest one-alarm assignment, which includes, on average, two (2) Pump companies, one (1) Lad- der company, and one (�) Batta�ion Chiei. This i�ve1 of servic� does not inc�ud� emergency medical first responder service or hazardous materials response. It the Far� Worth Fire Department Tncident Commander determines that any specialized services, in- c�u�ing but no� limited to hazardous materials respanse, t�chni- cal rescue, and/or emergency medi�al services are required for a particular inciden� respo�ded ta in the contracting city by �he For� Worth Fire Department the contracti�g city wi�� not be charged for such additional services. This level of service also requires th� contracting eity ta supplement the fire ground re� sourc�s by responding up to all available fire persannel and ap- paratus when reques�ed by �he For� Worth fire commander. Such supglemental resources wi11 woxk under the directian o� th� Fort Worth Fix� Department district chief or incident commander. Level 9 service is Z0� of the per capi�a cost of Fort fnlorth fire pro- tection. �ity of �ort �ortl�, Texas ��a� ��d �,��t�� DATE R�F'EF2ENCE NUMBER LOG NAME PAGE 10I�101 ��o� �76� 36BEN I SUB.�ECT FIRE S�RVICES C�NTRAGT WITH �HE CiTY OF BENBRQOK Four �e�els of service are avaifable to a contracting city: 2of2 � L�vel 1- Provides fu�l fire service and all ancillary services such as building inspeciipns and fire safety education programs; and • Le�el 2- Full fire suppressior� service, emergency medical servi�es, inspection of water f�ydrants, and hazardous mat��ials response provided; and � Level 3- Fire suppression �rovided ti�rough the nearest one-alarm assignment consisting, on average, of two engine companies, or�e truck com�a�y, and one battaEion chief. No other servie�s are pra�ided; anc� � L�v�l 4- Fort Worth Fire Depa�fiment responds with a one-alarm assignrnent consisting, on a�erage, of two engine companies, one truck company, and one �attalior� chief. Under Level 4, th� contrac�ing city is obligated to supplement the fire ground resaurces with all of its available fire personnel and apparat�s at �he request of tt�e �ort Worfih Fire Department incident commander. The Benhroo�t contract is based on Level 4 service. FISCAL INFORMATIONICERTIFICATIQN; T�e Finance Direcior certifies ihat #he Revenue �i�ision of the �Finance Department is responsible for #he col�ection o# funds due to the City under this agreement. LW:k Submitted for City Man�ger's Office by: Libby Watson Origlnating De�artment He�d: H. �,. McMillen Addit3onal Information Confact: 6183 6801 �`T]ND I ACCOUNT (to) GG01 462604 t (from) CENTER I AMOUNT 03650DD $232,060.74 � I �� `� Ca i��i L E�a G�Id9 � � ��r�� I` �1� �o � �ari��i, �e�a� G��'; ;� i � H. L. McMillen b801 � r CITY SECRETARY C�i�y of'�'or� �or�t�* �'ex�l� ��o� �� i� �a��n�c�� r� R��°��r�c��vun��sE� �_o� r��r�E - ��,�� 1�l�1�1 �`*�-1��v'� ��1 � 1 of � sUa��T �IR� ��R�I�E� ��NTRA�I� VVITH ThEE �ITY �� Ei��3��}{ F�E��I+i��E�lDATI�N; Ct �s r��otrr�'r'fer�d�tJ tP��t the �it� �oun�il �utho�ri�e #�e �ity f�+1��r2i,ger to �xecute � rnulti-�rear contract to provi�a �Ire s�rvi�es to #he �il� of ��nk�roaE� {B�nbroo€c} f�r a f��si year ar��our�t �f ��3�,060.74, bl��lJ��l��l: �r� ��to��r �, 1��0 {�1&� �,12b�7�, the �il� �ourr�rl execu�ed a fkve-year con�fack �o {�r�vide �ire �erv�� to �ertain a�eas of �anb�aak, 7�e �ri�ir�al agre�rr�eflt pro�ri�ed servi�es far � flv��rear �er�ad, v��ti� �� o�#iar� �� r�r�e�+ �nr a� addittor�a! �v� ��ars. Be�rbro�k requ��#�d, an� th� For� 1Nor#h �ity �o�ncil ap�roved rer��w�l of kh� c�nxt�c# For th� fin�l fl��y��r tefm on ��ober �, � 9�� {V�� -95��2�. �r� �ept��nb�r 5, �{l0� �1�+1&� �-��'I�). the �iky ��un�ll �p�rov�d a ona-�e�r c�n#ra�t wit� B��roak ta �ont{nue the p�ovision af fire s�rvi��s d�rkr�� h�� eriorl �t��t a new ��ntract �rran�em�n� wa� ��V�Iop�d. �he ��ta�h�d �ontraci exie�d� khe reiati�n��p w�th 8e�brook for fiv� ��ars, w��h f�v�-y�ar r�ne�vaf optEons, Ur�t�er the t�rms of #h� c�ntra��, �er�#�r�ol� w�ll �ay lh� �it�r of Fort �No�kh ��3�,��Q,74 for the firsi° �+�a�r af th� �ontract, w�#� co��k �dju�trr��r�ts e�ch ��ar b�s�d vn ��rt V1f�rth's p�r c�pita c��f of fure prote�t�o�. The �ormufa uti�i�ed t� arriv� �t #he charges ��r fir� service peovir�eci by the Fo�k 1+Vort#� Fire DepaRrr�ent to othet cili�s as based �n �our r��i�a�res: Fort 1+V�rth'� pe� capita co�t of �ir� �Eo��ti�n. �C�� v�u€�tlar� �� the c�ly receiving �ire prot�c#ion senri��s, a ha�ard p��nli�l �a�t�r, ar�d the �ervi�e IeveE �eEected b� lhe �ity r�ceivir�� the s�ruic�s. 1"he per capi�a �o�t is cal�ulat�d b��ed o� the �ir� l��p�r#ment's a�apte� b�dge�, ind�rect �:osks, de�t s�n�€�� tlri�ul�d �� the �Ir� [7ep�rtCril�nl, a�d Fort 1+Vorth'� ��p�lalion. The populatGon of #he area to �e �overed is �at�rmin�d �sin� e€th�er th� most ra��nt �or�h Texas �auncfl o� C�ve�nr�en�s' �op�rl��ion �stkrr�at�s w�� ar� a�tir� �i�y is tc� �e co�r�T��i, �fi th� r��s� r��er�t l,J.�. �en��rs Bt�r�a� �e�s�s B��ck Date an� ��nsus �ureau lotal a�rera�� ho�s��o1€1 si�e when or��y a p�rtion of a�i�y is covef�d. T�is latte� rn�th��d i� �tklized In �F�e B�nbrooi� calc�laiion, . Th� hazar� p�tential factor Js a tc��l t� d�termine vuh�lher EE�e area to be cov�reci b� lhe ��ntra�� h�s � g��,�ter, ��ss�r, or iik� firfe pr�te�lion a� �orl V�Jorth. fihe �ac�a� is bas�d on �r� ��ssme�rt o� 14�e ky�es of proper#ies k� #h� ar�a, transp�r#atian r�ut��, op�r� I��, �#h�r fiire pr�#��tion fa�tors including w�t�r su��ly, ��rinf�te�s. et�., a�d specia! fa�to�s wE�i�h �re un�qu� to the prokectic�n a��a. All r�ting� are b��d or� k�e r��at�orlship af e��h f��tor ko khe 'r��rrr�' of Fork Warli�. A� ratlnc� �f �.� maa��s a factor is the �am� as is cammon to like factars in Fort VUarth; a�r�ater hazard wouEc� rece��e a�i�har satir�g while a less�r h��ard wuuld recerve � lower rating. �'i�,y r�,�`�'�� r��, �''exa�� o� �n�[ �a�� n�n��rni��n Dl�� I��F'1=F2�FJC� h]fJh�E3�i� l.,�C� M1AN1� F'r�C�� 1�I�l�� **��'� g'�$� 36BE�J 2 0� 2 SUBJECT FIRE �E�VI�E� ��PVTF2A�T 1NITH THE �IT�' �� B��lBf�Q�K � Faur I��rels of ��rvi�� re arr�lla�le to a��r�trac�ir�g ci��r: +�ev�l 'I R Pr��cte� fu�l fire �ervrce �nd �f! �n�i�l�ry s�rvi��s su�h as bu�lc�ing insp�ctlons and fire s,�fe�y educa#i�r� pro�rarrts; and *�.evei �-�ull fire suppre�s�a� servace, em�rg��c� medlcai serv�ce�F It"kS'�]$C�[�[1 �f water kt}+drants, ar�ti ha�ard��s materie�s respor�se provlded; ar�d f L�v�l �-�ir� ��+ppr�s�ion �ro►�i�e� thr�u�� th� n�arest on�-a�arm assignment consisiing, on aver�ge, of tws� �r��n� �ar�par�i�s, or�� tr�c� corr�pa��r, and €�n� baikaiion ch��. �o a�her servkces ar� provided; ar�� • L��] �- Fart UVor�h �'ire Dep��#��e�t ��nds +nrith a or��--al�rm a��sigr�me�t con��#'rng, c�n average, of two er�gEn� comp�r��es, one �ru�k c�rr��arr�, ar�d one battak�on cC��f, iJr�de� l�e�rel �, t�v contra�Eing �ity is oi��i��ted t� su��l�m�nt li�� f�r� �r��d ��sourc�s vuit� alE vf its available fire per�or�ne� and apparaf�� at the r�qu�st o� ��e Fort 1+Vart� Fir� Departmer�t �ncid�r�t carr�t�an�e�. The 8en�rooi� c�ntra�t i� based o1� Leve! 4 servwce. FI��IL I�F��2f1+1A��fO�V��ER�iFl�#�TI��l; Tl�e Flnar�ce D�re�tar c�r��es that t�e Re�renu� Dwvis�on of !he Fl�ance D�partr��r�1 is r�sponsib[e for th� colle�kion of f�nds �us to t�e �ity �nder t�is agr�em��. LW :it Submitle�i f4r C'IFv �tnn��rr's Officc Uy: Llhby VJnRsar�r (}r�giniitYng Ucpariareul tle�i�l: a��.. � r,��[��I€sn A�Iditlunal lofurr�a�lfou Cooi�cl' i E�E. a.,_ Ma�+Til��n Gl S3 �sa i hSUI I r�,�� c;�x�r�7 f ��) GG41 +3�26�� (t�o�r�} C��r� � ,�n�[�L'�i'T Q3�5Q00 $232,Ofi0.T+4 ��'�4�� [�I;S � �Q��' � C.'IZ'Y �[;�'R�T,�RY �t��,��.1`F+ u��..! . �;+�5't F�S414To til�'Co� ��,