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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Bill 5.D 11/15/2004.: CITY OF.PETALUMA, .CALIFOW'' - 1 AGENDA II,,, --- - - 'ALenda Title: Meeting Date: November 15; 2004 'Discussion and Action _Regardinb ,ihe Introduction• of an, Ordinance Regulating Newsracks in the Historic Central Meeting Time: ® 3:00 PM Business District .❑ 7:00 PM Cate2orv'(check onel ❑ Consent'Calendar . ❑ Publk.-Rearing Z New Business Unfinished Business ❑. Presentation Department: Director: Contact Person: o. :Phone Number: ED & Redevelopment Paul Marangella Paul Marangella- " "778-4581 Cost of Proposal: 0 Account Number: N/A . Amount Budgeted: 0 ,Name�of Fund: N/A Attachments to Agenda.Packet Item: 1. Newsrack Ordinance 2. Newsrack. Standards 'Summary Statement: The Central Business .District CBD)- D p p ( owntown Streetsca e Master Plan rovides for the management of streetscape elements, including newsracks. The design, color and placement :of existing newsracks in the City is currently unregulated resulting_ in an unattractive "hodgepodge" of, racks throughout the City. Therefore, before proceeding with the final construction phase of -the downtown streetscape, involving sidewalk improvements, the selection of design. andplacement of newsrack_ s must be addressed. Therefore, the purpose of the ordinance,is as ,follows` To regulate the newsrack placemenfon CBD public'right=of ways; ® To require attractive modular- newsracks' m the CBD,, replacing. all !existing newsracks; ® To provide a newsrack permit application.process inside CRI), ® To specify the .newsrack standards':and, address maintenance; © To provide for abatement- of violations, amortization requirements, indemnification and appeal procedures. The ordinance was drafted -by the' City Attomey's Office using legally tested and approved newsrack ordinances, resolutions and procedures -:from iother cities.. Input was also gathered from local newspaper distributors regarding; the,, type 'of newsrack and maintenance standards. As part of the Streetscape Master Plan, ZAC Landscape Architects, was retained to, recommend the .type and color of modular newsrack to be used, inside the. CBD.. _ Recommended. Citv Council Action/Suggested Motion: It icommended'that.the City Council introduce the proposed ordinance Akevieiued by Finance Director: Reviewed by City Attornev: ' Avvrav itv Manager: �V 9 Date: Date: y��iDate "" Revision: # and Date Revised: 'File C6de: vemb"elr' 9:, 2004 #' _ • CITY; OF VETALUMA; 'CALIFORNIA November 15 2004 AGENDA REPORT FOR DISCUSSIONAND ACTION REGARDING THE IN,TR®DUCTION-OF AN ORDINANCE REGULATING NEWSRACKS"IN THE. HISTORIC CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT " EXECUTIVE SUMMARY,: The Central"Business=pistrict' (CBD) _Downtown Streetscape Master Plan provides for the management of streetscape elements, including newsracks. The design, color and placement of existing newsracks in the City is currently unregulated resulting in an unattractive "hodgepodge" of racks throughout the City. Therefore, before proceeding .with the final construction phase of the downtown streetscape, involving sidewalk improvements, the :selection of design and. placement. of newsracks must be addressed.. Therefore, the purpose of the ordinance, is as follows: ® To regulate ,the"n'ewsrack placement on CBD public 'right-,of=ways; o To require, attractivembdular newsracks in theCBD; replacing,all existing newsracks; ol To provide:a.newsracic.'permit application process inside CBD; ® To specify the newsrack standards and address maintenance; ® To provide for abatement of violations, amortization requirements, indemnification and appeal procedures. The ordinancewas drafted:by the City Attorney's Office using legally tested and approved newsrack ordinances, resolutions and procedures from other cities.. Input was also gathered from local newspaper distributors regarding the type of newsrack and maintenance standards. As part of the Streetscape Master Plan, ZAC Landscape Architects, was retained to recommend the type and color of modular newsrack to be used, inside .the' CBD. 2. -.BACKGROUND: The ordinance was drafted by the City Attorney's Office' using ,legally tested and approved newsrack ordinances, resolutions and procedures from other,cities: Iiiputmas "also gathered from local newspaper distributors regarding'the,v - o f newsrack :and maintenance standards. As part' of. the Streetscape Master Plan, ZAC Landscape Architects; was retained to recommend the type and color of modular newsrack to 'be used,. inside the CBD. 3. ALTERNATIVES: A. Introduction of "Ordinance: Under, this option„ the City Council will introduce the ordinance. establishing newsrack standards in the historic CBD. This will provide for the complete implementation.'of "the Streetscape°Master Plan, B. Defer Introduction of ;Ordinance': Under, this option, ,the implementation of the CBD Downtown Streetscape'" Master Plan'will be deferred, thereby impacting the current phase of downtown improvements. 2 0 4. FINANCIAL'IMPACTS: To assist newspaper vendors `in the implementation 'of""fie ordinance, up to $3,800 is allocated toward the- cost of the transition from the old racks. These funds are included, in the downtown streetscape project- Phase IL Introduction of the ordinance will enable the City to collect revenue, fov encroachment permits. that will .regulate the newsrack installafior in'the. Central Business District`Proj,ect Area. 5. CONCLUSION: City„staff has worked closely with newspaper distributors to create consensus on. newsrack standards, thereby allowing the City`to greatly 'improve its downtown appearance. Implementing the,recommended ordinance will also'ahow the City's contractor to complete the CBD. Streeiscape; Master Plan this Spring, including' all' new street furniture, garbage cans, streetlights, signage and. newsracks.. 6. OUTCOMES OR PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS THAT.' WILL IDENTIFY SUCCESS .OR COMPLETION: .Implementation -of Phase I Streetscape Master Plan during the Spring of 2005. 7. RECOMMENDATION: It. is recommended that the City Council introduce the proposed ordinance: • • 3 ' Attachnient I City of Petaluma ORDINANCE NO. N.C.S.' Introduced by Seconded byl, AN ORDINANCE; OF THE -COUNCIL OFTHE7CITV-OF PETALUMA ADDING CHAPTIER,,,iA.0.6..�'.'N'E'WSR.ACK.R.EIGUL)k-TIONS,'TO THE PETALUMA MU NICIPAL CODE BE IT, ORDAINED BY, THE COUNCIL., OF 'THE CITY OF PETALUMA AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Chapter 13.06,Newsrackkegulat ions. is hereby added to Title 13 of the Petaluma Municipal Code as follows: Chapter 0.06 New.srA& Regulatio"'ns-within, the Central Busin6s -District. 0.06.010 Findings and'pu�rpose. A. There is a substantial governmental interest in promoting the public health, safety; welfare and convenience by ensuring use of 'the publi.c1rights-of-way without unreasonable -,interference. B. The public health, 'safety, welfare and convenience reqbire'that: 1. Uriteasondbleintetfetdnce with vehicular or pedestrian traffic" be' avoided; 2. Obstruction:. of -views of traffic,* traffic signs and pedestrians be eliminated; 3. Damagelo, si,dewalks and streets be minimized and I repaired; - 4. The good appearance of p0blic.,streets and grounds be maintained; 5. Trees and :other landscaping be allowed to grow undisturb e*d; 6. Acc'ess,to, emergency and other public facilities be maintained; and 7. Ingress, And egress from properties adjo'ining'public rights -of -way be maintained. 4.- C. The unregulated placement of stand-alone newspaper boxes in public rights -of -way may unreasonably interfere with use of the,public rights=of-way, an&rnay present hazards to persons or property. D. The city has a substantial.governmental interest in preserving the unique aesthetic,, character of the • Central Business, District and preventing u r.basonable interference and obstruction with vehicular or pedestrian traffic. E. Use of public rights -of way for the sale.and distribution of newspapers an'd .otherpublications from. newspaper boxes or similar structures is constitutionally protected. F. The purpose of the regulations set forth in this chapter is, t '.:ensure that the placement apd appearance of shared structures, and.newsracks; in theFpublic-rights-of-way does not unreasonably interfere with the public health, safety and convenience, to preserve the aesthetic character of the Central: Business District and.to prevent unreasonable interference and obsfruction with vehicular or pedestrian'traffic." G. It is intended",that the provisions of this chapter, and compliance-withsuch provisions, shall be consistent; with 'the requirements ofthe Americans with Disabilities" Act,and related laws. H. The regulation' of shared -;structures .and newsracks as set forth "in this chapter provides the least intrusive and burdensome rneanslor. eiisuring thepurposes stated;in this' section are carried outl while, still' providing ample opportunities'for the distribution of, news; opinion and information to the public. p regulate placement of structures and/or..newsracks on private I. This cha ter is not"infended to Iate the lac re • property or-propertyunder the jurisdiction of any public' agency other.than the city. 13.06.020, Definitions. Whenever the�followin-g words or phrases are used in this chapter, they shall have the meaning ascribed to them by this ."section: A. "Central Business District" or "CBD" means the downtown area as depicted ;on ,the "CBD Map" attached to this Ordinance: as Attachment A. B. ``Distributot` means a" person or- entity responsible for placing, .installing and maintaining a shared structure and/or a newsrack in a public. right-of-way. " C. "Newsrack" means any self-service or coin -operated slot, container, storage unit or other dispenser. intended'to fit withinn-a shared structure inconformity with the"standards set forth in Section.,13:06.060 of this.Ordinance, installed',, used or maintained for thed'isplay; sale or. distribution of one newspaper; . periodical or other. publication. • R D. "Public right-of-way" means any area used or, intended for use by the public for -pedestrian or vehicular travel within the city„ including, .but not:,limited to;'pub'li'c streets;, highways, roadways, sidewalks, ® median strips; plazas or alleys. E. "Shared Structure" means aanyportion of a'modular newspaper dispenser.- such, as the pedestal and modular trays but not including the'newsrack and which'may be owned and,, maintained by one or more distributors and is in conformity with the standards set forth in Section .13.06.060:, 13.06.030 Newsracks in public rights -of -way.: No distributor shall place, install, use, or maintain any shared structure within, or encroaching upon, public property or a public right-of-way within .the Central Business District except in compliance with the provisions of this chapter. The provisions of'this chapter constitute the exclusive requirements for shared structures and/or newsracks located on publicproperty or in publ'ia rights -of -way within the Central Business District. 13.06.0-40 Newsrack permit required. A. Each distributor shall obtain,a permit- from the cityprior to placing, "installing or maintaining a shared structure or'newsrack on public property or within a public right-of-way. �. Permit Application. Application fora permit shall be made to the Community Development Director or his/her designee on the form provided by the city. 'Each permit application shall include and be accompanied by the following- 1. The name, address and telephone number of the applicant and the person(s) responsible for placement, installation, and maintenance of the.shared.structure and/or newsrack(s); 2. The number of shared structures and/or newsracksr to be placed or installed; 3. A description,.of the proposed location for placement or installation of each shared structure and/or newsrack; 4. The type or brand of shared structureaod/or newsrack,.' including a description sufficiently detailed to demonstrate conformity with the requirements of this chapter; 5. A nonrefundable fee, in the. amount established by resolution or°ordinance of the City Council; and 6. Evidence,of insurance ;in ,an amount and form acceptable to the, city, risk manager., C. Review and Action on Application Applications will be processed, -in the order'received. The 'content or viewpoint of the material to be distributed from a newsrack shall not be considered in reviewing and actin on the application. Upon receipt of a complete application, g pp p p p ete app cation, a permit, shall Abe issued within ten, (10) business days if the style; type and location of the°shared structure(s) and/or newsrack(s)' meet the rel standards set forth in this chapter. Alternatively, if an applicationfor a permit is denied, the applicant shall be notified in writing., of the reason ;for denial,withi"n "ten (i 0) business days of receipt of the application, and of the right to appeal in accordance with.section 13.06.120 of"this chapter. • D. Amendment. A distributor may place, install ;and maintain additional shared structures :and/or newsracks,by obtaining an.amendment to,the origirialVermitpursuant to the rules and procedures of paragraph B of this section. E. Permits are valid for one: year from the date of issuance and shall be automatically renewed for one (1) year on each' anniversary date unless a notice of nonrenewal is sent to the distributor by the Community Development. Director thirty (30) days'priorto the expiration date. F. Permit holders arexesponsible ,for notifying the city of any'changes to the'lnamn , address;ortelephone number ofthe:person(s) responsible for,(i) placement, installation and rnaintenarice.pf each permitted shared structure ;and/or, newsrack: 13.06.050 Perniitted,.Newsracks. t Shared structures, and newsracks shall be permitted only in the locations designated-on,the CBD Map attached to this ordinanceas Attachinent.A. The City Manager or. his/her. designee .shall -have the discretion. to choose the size, style, and ,color of permitted shared structures and newsracks within the .Central Business' District once every five (5) years. 13.06.060 Newsraek standards and maintenance. Any shared structure an'd/,or.riewsrack in the Central Business District which rests, in, whole or:in, part,, upon or within public property or a public right-of-way, orwliich..projects onto, into, or overpublic property or a•public right-of-way shall -comply with the standards set ,forth in this section: A. In order to; minimize aesthetic 'impact, and increase safety in the distribution of publications, shared structures and newsracks; shall face awayfrom the street whenever possible. B. No advertising signs or material shall be displayedon, the, exterior of'a shared structure and/or newsrack; except'thai, such: advertising signs or'material may be displayed on theft ont of 'a shared structure and/or newsrack; and .,except that, not,more-than one (1) publication name for every newsrack and/or every newsrack contained in a shared structure may be placed!on'the back of the newsrack or shared: structure within'two inches from .the top of the newsrack,or structure. Such publication -names displayed on the back of newsracks or shared. :structures shall ,be•,in standard 2 = inch size letters and font as• "specified under.the Permit.. C. Each coin -operated .newsrack shall be, .equipped with' a coin -return mechanism, which shall N maintairied by the distributor,in good working: order. 7 D': A notice shall be affixed_ to each, newsrack providing th'&name and address. of the distributor, including a current telephone number. for reporting, a malfunction and .,.for obtaining a. refund in the event *of a malfunction of coin-return,mechanism. E. Each newsrack -shall be maintained by the distributor in a neat and cleancondition and in good repair at all times. For example, without. limitation, the newsrack shall be reasonably free of dirt and grease; be reasonably free of chipped; faded, peeling or cracked paint -,,,be -reasonably free of rust and corrosion; have no broken or cracked plastic or glass parts; and have'no broken structural parts. Shared structures shall also be maintained in the same°manner. F. Upon the removal of any shared structure, the public right-of-way shall be returned to its original condition at the expense of :the distributor, including, but not limited to, the repair of any damage that may have been caused by the 'installation or, use of the newsrack. G. In order to test the market demand for a specific, location, 'a, distributor may request in writing that the City Man ager° or his/her designee approve the installation, of a temporary shared structure which does not meet the design criteria 'in a location not currently permitted, on 'the CBD Map. . However, the placement criteria must be met and the distributor- must: secure !a permit. The temporary placement shall not exceed sixty:(60) days.. Upon,00mpletion of such sixty (60) day period; the City Manager or his/her designee may approve the location of the shared structure and; .if such approval is granted, shall amend the CBD. Map to .show that such location, is approved. Upon such approval, the distributor shall be permitted to place a 'shared' structure,; in conformity with the, design criteria contained in this ordinance, at such approved location. H. Distributors .co -owning a shared structure are jointly and severably liable for compliance with the terms and conditions of this ordinance°applicable to such newsrack. 13.06.070 Newsrack placement. ,Any shared structure in the Central Business District. which rests, in whole or in part, upon or within public property or apublic right-of-way, or which projects onto, into or over .public property;.or a public right-of=way shall comply with the standards set forth in this section. A. No person shall;place, install'; or maintain any'shared structure which projects onto,into or over any part of a roadway or street, or which rests,.,wholly or in part, :upon;. along or over any portion of a roadway or street. B. No person shall place; install, ovinaintain any shared structure which rests, in whole_ or in part, upon, in ® or over any public sidewalk or right=of-way, °when such placement, installation, or maintenance endangers the safety, of persons or property or when such site is used for public utilities, public transportation or other governmental• use; or when such placement;. installation or inaintenance unreasonably.interferes with or impedes the flowof pedestrian or vehicle traffic, including access for the disabled, bicycle access, the ingress -into or egress; from any -residence, place of business or the use of poles, posts,.trafficsigns or signals, hydrants, postal service collection boxes or other objects permitted • at or near- said location. C. No shared structure shall be placed, installed; used or maintained: 1. Within five (5) feet. of any marked crosswalk, or within fifteen (15) feet of, any unmarked crosswalk as measured from ,the curb return, or within five (5)j feet of any wheelchair curb ramp not in a marked crosswalk. 2. Within five (5), feet of any fire hydrant; fire, call box, police call box or other•emergency,facility. 3. Within five (5) feet of any driveway.• 4. Within five (5) feet of any bus bench or shelter-. 5. Within fifteen (1°5) feet- ahead of, and five (5) feetto the rear of, any sign marking a_ designated bus stop, relative to the direction of bus travel. Shared structures placed seven (7)'.feef-from the curb; measured perpendicular' -to the roadway, .are exempt from this limitation: " 6. At any. location where the clear space or sidewalk space for the passageofpedestrians-�is, reduced to less than'four (4) feet. 7.. Intsuch.,a manner as to impede or interfere with- the,xeasonable use of any. buildiif the aetivity of ' any business. or'residence or the use• of.any commercial, window display or sidewalk cafe: • 13.06.080 Display of Harmful matter. A..-,. -Definitions. For -the purposes of this section, the terms "harmful matter," "person," "distribute; "knowingly;" "exhibit," and "minor," shall have the meanings specified in Section3-13 ofthe California. Penal Code, as may beamended from time -to time: The term "blinder rack" shall mean opaque material" affixed in front of or, inside a newsrack which prevents exposure of harmful matter- to the public°view: B. Prohibition..- No person.shall knowingly exhibit, display, or cause to be exhibited.or displayed, harmful matter 'in any.newsrack-located.,-in a public -place from which minors are not excluded, unless`blinder racks have been installed so that the lowe'rrtwo-thirds of the matter is not exposed to public view. 13.06.090 Abatement of violations. A. A shared structure and/or newsrack in violation of this chapter may be removed -by the city subject:to the provisions of this section. B. Notice of removal. Except,as otherwise provided in this section; before�a.shared structure and/or newsrack is removed, the city shall notify the distributor(s) by written -notice sent to the distributor's last4* known address and posted•on.the shared structure and/or newsrack providing ten (10) businessdays to . 9' remedy the violation. If no identification is shown on. the shared structure. and/or newsrack and•no permit has been issued, posting of the notice on the shared structure and/or.newsrack alone shall be ® suff ciert. Both foims of notice shall ,provide information necessary to request a hearing as provided in Section 13 M61.1'20 to contest the notice,ofremoval, of;the�shared;structure.and/or newsrack.. C. Immediate removal. A shared structure and/or newsrack in violation of this chapter maybe removed or relocated immediately and without such prior notice if;the violation'poses a significant danger to pedestrians. or vehicles. The city will make a good faith. effortto prorripthy notify the distributor of such removal or relocation. D. The city may remove a shared structure. and/or newsrack from public property or the public right-of-way if- 1. The distributor responsible for such:, shared structure and/or newsrack has neither requested a hearing before the city manager nor remedied, the violation within ten (10) business days following the date�of notice; or 2. Following a hearing to contestremoval, the distributor responsible for such shared structure and/or newsrack fails to remedy the violation or to appeal the decision within ten (10) business days after receiving notice of the city manager's decision.finding, a violation and ordering removal. Abandoned shared structure, and/or newsracks. Any shared structure and/or- newsrack which has been ,left empty for a period of ,thirty (30) days shall be deemed, abandoned, except a newsrack remaining empty due to a labor strike . or other extraordinary interruption of distribution of the publication . distributed from that shared structure and/or newsrack. ,The, city.may remove an abandoned shared structure and/or newsrack from public property or a public right-of-way pursuant to the provisions described in Section 13.06.0903. F. Shared structures and/or newsracks removed by the city shall be retained by the city for thirty (30) days, subj ect ,to recovery by the distributor or other person evidencing ownership. Shared structures and/or newsracks which are not: claimed by the distributor or rightful owner within thirty (30) days following removal shall be deemed permanently abandoned and may be disposed of by city. 13.06.100 Amortization requirements. Newsracks or newspaper boxes lawfullyin existence within the Central Business District on the effective date of•this ordinance shall be allowed to remain at the same location for a period of three (3) months following the ffective date of this ordinance, provided .that within sixty (60) days following the effective date of this y, ordinance, the distributor provides the Community Development Director with a written report identifying°the number and location of e.ach•such.newsrack or newspaper box.- 10 13.06.110 Indemnification. Each distributor=iris. tall" operating or'maintaining-a'shared structure and/or newsrack upon public property or • within the publicright-of-wayshall agree, prior to issuance of a permit, to indemnify, defend and Bold harmless the city, its officers, officials, employees, agents and volunteers from any loss, liability, damage; claims; expenses or cost'(collectively "Liability") sustained by 'any person or property, axis rig fromYthe installation, operation, maintenance.'or use of.such shared structure and/or newsrack except such Liability caused by the sole negligence or willful misconduct of the city. 13.06.120 Hearing and:Appeal. Any applicant or distributor may request a hearing before the City Manager or his/her designee to contest any notice, action,, decision or determination made, pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. 'Such :request for a hearing shall be made in writing and filed with the City Manager's Office=within ten :(10)' business days following date of the, action, decision or determination.. The matter shall be'scheduled to be heard by the City Manager or, his/her .designee within ten (10) business daysi following receipt of ,the request, ,or on a date . mutually agreeable the parties. The hearing shall be 'informal, but oral and written evidence may: be given by both sides. At the conclusion of the hearing; the City 'Manager or his/her designee , shall affirm; modify; or,; r vacate the action, 'decision, or determination being contested. The applicant or distributor .may appeal the° decision of the City Manager or his/her designee to the: City Council by filing "a ,request for :appeal in writing within .ten (10) business days to the city clerk. The City Council shall hear such appeal within ten (10) business days followWifig receipt of the request by the City" Clerk, or on. a date mutually agreeable° the parties. The decision- of the ,City. Council shall be final and. subj ect to immediate judicial review. Other than_ removal. pursuant to Section O.W090:C., no shared structure. and/or newsrack shall be'removed`by the city if a request to contest or appeal, if timely filed,.is pending. Section 2. Severab'ility. 'If any "section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase or word of this;ordinance is,for any reason held, to be unconstitutional, unlawful or otherwise invalid by a court of cornpetent_ jurisdiction; such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance.. The City Council of the,City of Petaluma hereby declares that it would have passed and.adoptedthis ordinance and'each and all.pro:visions thereof 'irrespective of the fact that any or more of said provisions be declared'unconstitutiohdl; unlawful or otherwise invalid. Section 3. This 'ordinance.shall become effective thirty (30)'days after the date of its -adoption by -the Petaluma City Council. 1-1 Section 4. The City Clerk is' hereby directed,to post this Ordinance f6r the period and in the manner required by .1the City'Charter'l[. 'INTRODUCED and ordered posted/published thi's 15 Ih day of November, 2004. 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'A.: 0 ,.� �jl�� „ B , 1 I � i l®rs Kaspar Red IZurich Silver White r f 985 Red Green Off white N Orange Mobile•Green,Brown rg Yellow Grey' Federal Brown '.I Blue . ue Beige Black Orlando,hBlue Safeway Tan ism Flat Black Chicago Blue Teal + ! 9 Kaspar Sho-Rack. uses the, finest quality,;super polyester powder paints when covering your Sho- Rack.. Our Paints are-manufactured=strictly for industrial use to assure exterior durability, color sta- bility and corrosion resistance. Our paints are'subjected to rigorous testing including-, QUV Accelerated Weathering —this ;test reproduces the damage caused Iby sunlight, rain and dew. ” . • Impact Testing —this test simulates stress on,the adhesion 'and cohesion"of thin paint. Scrape Adhesion and Mar, ; 11 —this tests paint coating for hardness,and,resistance to being scratched and marred: • Salt Fog Testing-this'tesf'evaluates the corrosion resistance of'our paints. The colors above ,•pr'infed'''on.the paper are an:approxl'inate,of,the:actual,painted colors. If color is.critical,°you can request a painted metal sample from your Sho=Rack. Sales and Marketing Consultant before ordering. See the Sho-Rack. website for close color approximations at http:Uwww.shorack.com/ P.O. Box 1,127 1127 Sho-Rack. Drive Shiner; Texas 77984 361-594-2911 1-800'527=1134 Fax 361-594-4264' 9H0-RACK, CdnOpMteO NMZaperRxly de mv,uacnm...... ryby Kaaper`M. Ware4,ln[.Spircr,—SNRRACK', HONORVENO',K.ECN',TK44ECN':TKELECTROM"MECH,- TKADVANTAGE':CURBSIDE', SNOLUARO', anR BOULEVARD afe,eglfe2o vaUemazb SNOJIACK!yaaU[bare rsOa4W me;mmare;�a.eloemnnp rNenl 4Um US 1Oa1569.US1,015341, US.111,—,US'4311—, US 4.—. 3;U5 4,69335],US'411499B,UB.4,B1B.05].U.S;4,915,1t4.US'S p139pB:US'S,p'.6A65',US.S.(99,9]S.USU5.5.-]].151.U9,5.91B,19i;US, S.:G],255:V5.5560,p93, U55,-BOBU - • 5, 33]]RIB. U $.5 4Bf 3T. U S"5 311 —,— ..S,15]. U S 0349 B9); US O4pe BfiT, U$.0414 ifs. 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