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DOCUMENT LAYOUT Certificate of Occupancy or Letter of Completion Permits Final Inspections Any Supporting Documents Site Plans (NOTE: All structural plans will be grayed out. If you require the ability to see structural plans, you must have a letter from the owner stating you are allowed to have plans. This letter must be submitted to Pitkin County Community Development Department) PERMITS ELECTRICAL PERMIT APPLICATION 3 PITKIN COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 130 S Galena St Third Floor Aspen CO 61611 INSPECTION' LINE 970.920-5532 PH: 970-920-5526 FX: 970-920-5439 ul Ai V % PERMIT NO, (Office Use Only) JOB ADDRESS 19 CHAIR WfES74 DRIVE, REDSTONE, CO 81623 OWNER PHONE HENRY C. PITOT (507) 244-0626 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR MAILING ADDRESS PHONE Sunsense Inc. 1629 Dolores Way, Suite E., Carbondale, CO 81623 (970) 963.1420 BUILDING PERMIT # OCCUPANCY GROUP ELECTRICAL VALUATION SQUARE FOOTAGE (Existing Building Permit) I 52,600.001 AC SCOPE OF WORK Of New PV Array- 387 sf USE OF BUILDING ❑ COMMERCIAL © RESIDENTIAL CLASS OF WORK E ADDITION © ALTERATION ❑ NEW 1 ❑ CONSTRUCTION E SOLAR 1 ❑ OTHER 1 SERVICE DESCRIBE WORK IN DETAIL (For additions, aiterations. indicate type. number and location of source of circuits) Design and install a 7.194 kW PV System that will be flush mounted to (2) roof surfaces. PV System will be interconnected to the utility grid via individual microinverters (ane I module) and will also be in accordance to the AHJ's current codes and regulations. This permit is for SOLAR only. AC Electrical scope of work will be completed by EXPERT ELECTRIC. Please refer permit plan set (attached) for any additional requirements or clarification. OWNER: The undersigned applicant to personally perform electrical work on the described property or residence hereby certifies, as a condition of issuance of such permit, that ilia above dascribttd property or_resLdence is owned by the applicant: that the aco 'cant Isnot engaged in the business of construction or remodellnw-and such orooerty Is not Intended for sale or resale. nor is it rental property foccupied or to IM-air-rupied by tenants. whether transient or-pe®anent], nor wi11-ft-he aenerally Open to the public. It is understood that compliance with these assurances is a condition of the issuance of an electrical permit to the applrcanl pursuant to the provisions of C.R.S. Section 12-23.111 (2) (as amended), and that failure to comply herein will be grounds for revocation of the electrical permit or any cenificate of occupancy issued with respect to the property or residence described DO NOT SIGN THIS SECTION IF YOU AREA LICENSED CONTRACTOR Signature of Owner Date Note: Engineer stamped electrical one -line plan required if service is over 400 amps Low voltage drawings must be done by MCET engineer. PAYMENT OF PITKIN COUNTY USE TAX Use Tax Permit Fee Double The General Contraclor or Owner Budder Is required to pay a Use Tax Deposit to Pitkin County (5%) on the budding permit valuation at time of issuance All sub -permits pulled under a building Q % $ Q $ permit are paid by this deposit payment and should not pay Use Tax. Stand alone sub-permrts are $ '"; required to pay a Use Tax Deposit to Pitkin County ( 5%) Deposit 5% of 50% of project Approved by Fire Marshal ❑ valuation. Project Valuation (includes labor) g 33,960.00 Date ExempL Exempt Organization Approved by HPC ❑ Tax Exempt ID Number 00771505-0000 Property liens may be placed on the owner's and/or the contractor's property Date: when Use Tax is not paid. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Building Department Acceptance for all work done under this permit, the permittee accepts fait responsibility for compliance with the National Electric Code and County resolutions. and/or state laws. whichever applies Permit subject to revocation or suspension for violation of any governing same An accepted final Approved By: electrical inspection shall be obtained prior to using the electrical system A final electrical ns e r within 48 hours after completing an electrical msta#atlon, — % q r4 Date (L o Electrical Contractor Date Permit Validation Datle� Receipt #1 Total Doni Nicoll I Print Name Email this form J Print this form Reset this form ELECTRICAL PERMIT APPLICATION 3 PITKIN COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 130 S Galena St Third Floor Aspen CO 81611 INSPECTION LINE 970-920-5532 PH: 970-920-5526 FX: 970-920-5439 PERMIT NO. (Office Use Only) JOB ADDRES (0i --1i Ir 19 CHAIR DRIVE, REDS ONE, CO 81623 OWNER PHONE HENRY C. PITOT (507) 244-0626 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR MAILING ADDRESS PHONE EXPERT ELECTRIC PO BOX 462, RIFLE, CO 81650 (970) 309-4229 BUILDING PERMIT # OCCUPANCY GROUP ELECTRICAL VALUATION SQUARE FOOTAGE N/A I $2,600.00 / AC SCOPE OF WORK Of New PV Array- 387 sf USE OF BUILDING ❑ COMMERCIAL O RESIDENTIAL CLASS OF WORK ❑' ADDITION ❑ ALTERATION ❑ NEW 1 ❑ CONSTRUCTION O SOLAR 1 ❑ OTHER I SERVICE DESCRIBE WORK IN DETAIL (For additions, alterations, indicate type, number and location of source of circuits) PERFORM ALL AC ELECTRICAL SCOPE OF WORK FOR THE 7.194 KW PV SYSTEM THAT WILL BE INSTALLED ON THE ROOF SURFACES AT THE ABOVE MENTIONED ADDRESS. DC AND SOLAR SCOPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLETED BY SUNSENSE, INC, AC ELECTRICAL SCOPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLETED BY EXPERT ELECTRIC. 'REFER TO PLANS "Pitot_PitCo_Complete Permit Set_7.05.2016" FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS. OWNER: The undersigned applicant to personally perform electrical work on the described property or residence hereby certifies, as a condition of issuance of such permit, that the above described property or residence is owned by the applicant: that the applicant is not engaged in the business of construction or remodeling; and such property is not intended for sale or resale, nor is it rental property (occupied or to be occupied by tenants, whether transient or permanent), nor will it be generally open to the public. It is understood that compliance with these assurances is a condition of the issuance of an electrical permit to the applicant pursuant to the provisions of C.R.S. Section 12-23-111 (2) (as amended), and that failure to comply herein will be grounds for revocation of the electrical permit or any certificate of occupancy issued with respect to the property or residence described. DO NOT SIGN THIS SECTION IF YOU ARE A LICENSED CONTRACTOR. Signature of Owner Date Note: Engineer stamped electrical one -line plan required if service is over 400 amps. Low voltage drawings must be done by NICET engineer. PAYMENT OF PITKIN COUNTY USE TAX Use Tax Permit Fee Double The General Contractor or Owner Builder is required to pay a Use Tax Deposit to Pitkin County (.5%) on the building permit valuation at time of issuance. All sub -permits pulled under a building Q ` 5u 00 permit are paid by this deposit payment and should not pay Use Tax. Stand alone sub -permits are w $ - required to pay a Use Tax Deposit to Pitkin County (.5%) Deposit .5% of 50% of project Approved by Fire Marshal ❑ valuation. Project Valuation (includes labof) $ 2,600.00 Date: Exempt: Exempt Organization i Approved by HPC ❑ Tax Exempt ID Number 00771505-0000 Property liens may be placed on the owner's and/or the contractor's property Date: when Use Tax is not paid. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Building Department Acceptance For all work done under this permit, the permittee accepts full responsibility for compliance with the National Electric Code and County resolutions, and/or state laws, whichever applies. Permit subject to revocation or suspension for violation of any governing same. An accepted final Approved By: electrical inspection shall be obtained prior to using the electrical system. A final electrical --7� !' inspectio-mquested within 48 hours after completing an electrical installation. Date: ( I Permit Validation Signa Electrical Contractor Date Date Receipt # Total Jim Larrechea I I I I� L _ �j�- p® Print Name E-mail this form * Print this fomt Ret'this form FINAL INSPECTIONS InspCList.rpt Inspection Check List Page: 15 "'.312016 7:08:46AM PITKIN COUNTY Inspection Line:920-5532 Inspection Schedule for rayg Scheduled for December 13, 2016 Permit No: 0209.2016.PELE Type: 226 Notes: call 1 hr solar FINAL ELECTRICAL 1 -Accepted 2 - Accepted as Noted Reinspection Comments: Time: 08:00 3 - Rejected 4 - Partial/Not Complete This inspection report is accepted with the understanding that the inspection does not in any way constitute a guarantee, warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, express or implied warranty of habitability, or assurance in any way of the safety of the structure(s) and system(s) inspected, nor shall this inspection be construed to relieve or lessen the responsibility of the person(s) responsible for performing the work. Additionally, neither this inspection nor this inspection report is a substitute for a complete inspection by the owner or subsequent buyer or occupant. Pursuant to state law the owner is responsible for inspection and maintenance of the structure and systems. ,f.. Date kl_ ll. Signature of Applicant '- �� Print Name Date ,,2 Z 37 Signature of Inspector Print Name c �i Address Contact Name: doni Co act # (970) 963-1420 19 CHAIR MOUNTAIN DR Contractor: SUNSENSE INC Owner: PITOT Page: 15 4spCList.rpt "'12016 7:08:46AM Permit No: 0210.2016.PELE Type: 226 Notes: call 1 hr 1 - Accepted Comments: Inspection Check List PITKIN COUNTY Inspection Line:920-5532 Inspection Schedule for rayg Scheduled for December 13, 2016 FINAL ELECTRICAL h.v. 2 - Accepted as Noted Time: 08:00 3 - Rejected 4 - Partial/Not Complete Page: 16 This inspection report is accepted with the understanding that the inspection does not in any way constitute a guarantee, warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, express or implied warranty of habitability, or assurance in any way of the safety of the structure(s) and system(s) inspected, nor shall this inspection be construed to relieve or lessen the responsibility of the person(s) responsible for performing the work. Additionally, neither this inspection nor this inspection report is a substitute for a complete inspection by the owner or subsequent buyer or occupant. Pursuant to state law the owner is responsible for inspection and maintenance of the structure and systems. 'S Date r?lt7 / (t Signature of Applicant v-' "�" Print Name C �� i fc"b , Date zr Signature of Inspector_ Print Name Address Contact Name: doni Contact (970) 963-1420 19 CHAIR MOUNTAIN DR Contractor: EXPERT ELECTRIC Owner: PITOT Page: 16 APPLICATON MATERIAL Anatomy of a SunPower Equinoxr"" Systef,, I { Ynk r na-<<,nract n FOR C' O(ZAp�3 :� g NorlJ retold e�fccen._� for s ,ia,. 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DeveloSe� N P WE R S U N WER"' Quick Start Guide: SunPower Monitoring System with PVS5x Follow these instructions to install, configure, and commission the PVS Supervisor 5x (PVS5x) to start receiving monitoring data, See the safety and installation manual for complete instructions. Kit Contents PV Supervisor 5x (PVS5x) Bracket Power Line Ethernet Adapter and Cable Current Transformers (C -s) Communication Cable Hardware (2) M4 x 12mm screws (2) 31a" sealing washers (2 hole F lugs (41314" m 112" reducing washers PVS5x Connection Diagram AC Module Connection k=ter m the AC Modofe System Llespn and k vc'iGtdde for,stallation Instruction,. Service Panel AC 1 Module Sub Panel For DC inverter --'y installations, wire into main service panel For AC module nstallations, wire into AC module sub -panel You Will Need Phillips screwdriver • Small flathead screwdriver RJ45 crimp tool • Wire cutter Wire stripper • Laptop with Chrome or Firefox installed Ethernet cable • Your SunPower monitoring website credentials (Optional} Customers Wi-Fi network and password KUULIt1L' VVItC dF1U %.Cl UIC FE; 7�r1 0 /,-", '. fir r. s:=s'4 � , c. Any openings in the enclosure must be filled with Type 4 or better rated components to maintain the integrity ofthe enclosure's environmental system Drill extra openings with appropriate knockout tools (do not use screwdriver and hammer) Only use the provided conduit openings or knockout locations and never cut holes in the top or sides of the enclosure Never run communications cable and AC wiring in same conduit Run CT and AC wiring through same conduit DC Inverter Communication Refer to the manurzcwrers manual tar insrar:ation and wring instructions. Connect the cable with the blue connector cable From the RS 435 2 -WIRE port to the first inverter 3�y ' Label D o GND Color Blue BluefVJh ue Brawn SIVA TB 2 7 5 ABB TB 4 5'. 3 Internet Connection Connect Ethernet cable from router to WAN port, or mnnert cable from Power Line Ethernet Adapter to router (with supplied yellow in-home Ethernet Adapter cable), or mnnert to homeowners Wi-Fl. PVS5x Connection Outline See other side for detailed installation instructions. AHazardous voltage! Do NOT power up the solar system until after you complete Steps 1 through 3. 1. Mount the PVSSx Select location Mount bracket and secure with appropriate hardware Fit PVS5x onto bracket Remove PVS5x covers (external enclosure, internal AC wiring top and bottom) Place partition Run power conduit Run 240 VAC and land interminals Run current transformer (CT) wires and land in J16 Replace AC W ring covers ADo NOT run communication cables through same opening or conduit as power wire. Run communication conduit Install Ethernet cable, or Power Line Ethernet Adapter, or connect to homeowners Wi-Fl Connect inverter communication to P/SSx (AC Modules already connected through service panel) —77 Connect cable from meter to open RS -485 port Replace the enclosure cover a LAN2 ..... ..nwn usrrwmrx� couwnn Ao,ni. PV55[(a11 parts} 240 VAC I CT Wiring 16) - 1Lrn laptop Wioff, connect Ethernet cable from laptop to PVS5x LAN N* � W � W � W (black) port, open a browser and type: Asl AM- ( CONS L1 CONS I PROD !A.sun ,_owerron5ole cam Followthe instructions to setup communication, checkfirmware, discover devices, verify device operation, and commission the site. PVS5x Detailed Installation Instructions 1. Mount the PVSSx 1. Select an installation location that is not In direct sunlight. ►e2 2. Mount PVS5x bracket using appropriate hardware for the surface type that supports 6.8 kg (115 ids). 3. Fit PVS5x onto bracket until the pins fully engage the PVS5x holes. 4. Secure PVS5x to bracket using the two included M4 x 12 men screws. Warning! Do not power up the system until after you complete Step 2 and Step 3 and are ready to configure the PVS5x. Ensure that the circuit breaker is OFF. Prepare the PVSSx'or AC wiring: Remove the PVS5x enclosure cover by loosening three screws on the bottom of the enc asure. Remove the top A - wiring cover. Remove the bottc n AC wiring cover. Flip the AC wiring partition to the opposite side of where your AC wiring will be incoming. ENCLOSURE COVER AC WIRING COVERS TOP BOTTOM 3. Run power conduit from the service panel to the PV55x. Note, The PVS5x is preconfigured with openings for 3/4" conduit. You can use 112" conduitwith supplied reducing washers and gaskets. If you use the rear co iduit entrances, seal the holes on the bottom of the enclosure with the included hole plugs. 4. For electrical wiring code compliance and optimal communications, connectthe PVS5x to a dedicated UL listed 15 A rated dual -pale hreaker using 14 AWG widrtg, or a UL listed 20 A rated dual -pole breaker using 12 AWG wiring. When using AC modules, this breaker should he in the same service pc Del containing the 20 A dual -pole breakers for the modules. 5. Strip wires and lane the black wire to L1, the red wire to L2, the white wire to N, and the green wire to GND in the PV55x terminals. 6. Place CONS L1 and CONS L2 stickers on each CT and CONS L1 and CONS L2 labels on corresponding CT leads. 7. Place the CTs in the service panel (location based on type of meter you are installing), arou 1d the incoming utility wires, with the side of the CT labeled THIS SIDE TOWARD SOURCE toward the utility meter and away from the service palel. CONSUMPTION (LOAD SIDE PVj: CONSUMPTION (LINE SIDE PV): solar system is installed cn a breaker in the solar system is installed on a line - service panel or downstream of the CTs. side tap or upstream of the CTs. Align the steel care p -eves and snap the CTs closed. 9. Route all CTwires through conduit with power wire to enclosure. If you need to extend the CT leads, use Class 1 twisted, shielded pair, instrument cable and appropriate connectors. SunPower recommends the use of silicone -filled insulation displacement connectors {IDC) or telecom crimps, 10. Land set of CT leads in corresponding CONS L1 and CONS L2 inj16 terminals, If you shorten the leads, strip no more than 114 inch (6 rri Important! To ensure accurate consumption values, verify that the consumption CT phases in terminalsJ16 correspond to the voltage phses for the PVS5x power terminals in J5. N Aw CON:, t.1 CONS t2 PROD 11, Replace the botmrr AC wiring cover. 12. Replace the top AC wing cover over the AC power wires (on the left if you ran through lel: hole, on the right If you ran through the right hole). SunPower recommends connecting PV55x directly to the customer's router with an Ethernet cable. 1. Run communication conduit to the PV55x conduit opening. The PVS5x is preconfigured with 314" conduit openings. You can use 1/2" conduit with supplied reducing washers and gaskets, Seal all unused holes with the included Type 4 hole plugs. Important! Do not run communication cables through same opening or conduit as power wire. 2. Connect to homeowners Internet using Ethernet cable, Power Line Ethemet Adapter, or (heir Wi-Fi network. 3. To connect communication for each device. Follow the quick Start Guide: SunPower Manllaring5ystem PVS5x Devices for complete instructions. wANf LAN2 uo�l�ilP�Mw Mrrtvromev cour�rEP xa �nEP • AC modules: You should have already connected AC modules to the service panel. The PVS5x communicates with AC modules using PLC prototol. • SMA, AGEt Connect the cable with a blue connector from the PV55x R54852 -WIRE communications port (blue) and land wires in the only, or first, inverter in the daisy chain. Replace the PV55x enclosure cover and tighten three screws on buttom of enclosure. 4. Use the PVS Management .. to Commission 1. Turn laptop Wi-Fi off.i y 2. Connect an Ethernet cable from laptop to PVS5x 1 c 3: Open a browser (Chrome or Firefox) and type:rh��k -' c t� 1. 'u! www.sunnowerconsele.com. 4. Follow the instructions to set a communication firmyy rediscover devices, verifydevice operation, and coon tt� i e. ..... ,.,.,:; LUA,.;iiF��±.. X11.-•S'ri�u.4 R 1 r , Safety Instructions Installation and field service is to he performed only by qualified, trained personnel with the necessary skills and knowledge to work on this type of elerincal device, Feld service is limited to the components contained in the lower compartment of the PVS5x. Perform all electrical Installations in accordance with any national and local codes. such as the National Elecfical Code (NFC)ANSIINFPA70. • This enclosure is suitable for use indoors or outdoors (type 3R)- Gperating amhient from -30°C to 6a`C • Before connecting power, the PVS5x must be securely mounted to an inside orodtside wall following the instructions in this document. For permanently connected equlpmen, a readily accessible disconnect device must be incorporated external to the PVS5x. • For elecrical wiring code compliance, conned the PV55x to a dedcated UL listed 15 A rated breaker sing 14AW G wiring or a uL listed 20 A rated breaker using 12AebG wiring. The input operating current is less than 0.1 amp with AC nominal voltages of 240 VAC (L1-L2). • The PV55x contains internal transient surge protection for connection to the load side of the service entrance AC servre panel lovervcltage category Ill). For installations in areas at risk of surges generated by high voltage utill industry or by lightning, it is recommended thatan external surge proteaive device also be installed, Do not atterri repair the PVS5x, If the PV55x fails, please return the unit to your distributor for sewung. Tampearigv th or opening the upper compartmentyoids the product warranty. FCC Compliance This device complies with part 15 of th.e FCC Rules. Operation Is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device mus[ accept any interference received, including mterrerence lhzt may cause undesired operation. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and fnun❑ to comply with the limits for a Class D digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limns are designed to provide reasonable protectionagairlst harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and. if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radia COMM Limitations. However, there Is no guarantee that inrerfercii- will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the ovrference by one or mare of the following measures: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver, • Connect the equipment into an outer on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is conceded. • Consult [he deale-c an experienced radio.mltechnician for help. IM PO RTANT NOTES: Ra elation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equ iprnent should be installed and operated with minimum distance 25 cm between the radiator and your body. Caution Changes or rnodi Rcations not expressly approved by rhe party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment This device and it's antennas) must not be cudocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter except in accordance with FCC multi -transmitter product procedures. Safety Certification • UL listed to UL60950-1 ITE and iJLG0950-22 for outdoor use. • The PVS5x is not a utility meter, disconnect device, or power distribution device. Quirk Start Guide: SMS PVS5x 513403 Rev E Copyright 2015 Sun Power Corporation ,7 "rP4WER-FABS DPMI SOLAR �Lr PREFORMED LINE PRODUCTS Easy FeetTM Installation Guidelines Installing Easy Feet on a composition shingle or metal roof Easy Feet can be attached to the roof using "Decking Attached Fasteners" (see below) and without locating any rafters; however, the decking beneath the substrate must be of adequate thickness for a given type of material. Please consult a local engineer or fastener manufacturer for additional guidance if needed. These guidelines begin after the mounting locations have been marked for each of the Easy Feet to be installed. For questions about layout see Power Rail""' Design Guidelines. Decking Attached Fasteners: Decking Attachment Fasteners are typically supplied by DPW Solar/POWER- FAB° with the specific support as a kit. The specific fasteners supplied are from the GRK Fasteners Company, and is an RS ST" screw. GRK provides excellent documentation of their fasteners' capacities, including references to ICC-EST',l testing and selection criteria for various decking substrates. DPW Solar provides the RSS screws in the PHEINOXT"' configuration with 1/4" diameter. For additional information, please reference: http: //www.grkfasteners.comlindex.php/en/teelidata/specs/spees-rss Each Easy Feet kit includes the following items. If any items are missing, call us toll free at 800-260-3792. Qty Description Easy Foot with pre -applied butyl mastic 5116" x 314" Stainless steel carriage bolt (when ordered with Power Rail P6 Extrusion) 5116" Stainless steel flange not (when ordered with Power flail P6 Extrusion) 114" x 2" RSS PHEINOX stainless steel screws (longer screws available when specified) 114" Neoprene bonded stainless steel washers Preparing and Attaching Easy Feet to Substrate A. From the bottom of Easy Foot, peel off the protective paper backing that protects the butyl mastic. (See Figure 1) B. Align the Easy Foot to the substrate and press firmly, sticking it to the substrate. (See Figure 2) C. Install the neoprene bonded washers onto the RSS PHEINOX screws with the rubber side down. (See Figure 2) D. Drive the RSS PHEINOX screws into the substrate until the neoprene Easy Feet Installation Guidelines, Version 1, Rev D, PCN 066111-7 1 of 2 s�OWER-FABx Easy F Mastic el off rtec per��- I�J 11 F Figure I. Removing Protective Paper 114 x 2" Neoprene RSS PHEINOX Bonded Screw (5 places)--,-. Washer (rubber side 3116° down).` / 31/2" 31/2" 6,. Figure 2: Securing the Easy Foot to Roof Easy Foot (press firmly onto Roof Substrate) Easy Feet Installation Guidelines, Version 1, Rev D, PCN 060111-7 2 of 2 DPW SOLAR PREFORMED LINE PRODUCTS 4000-B Vassar Drive NE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87107 USA Telephone: 800.260,3792 Fax: 505.889.3548 Web Site: www.DPWSolar.com E-mail: info@power-fab.com © 2011 Preformed Line Products PCN 060111-7 Version 1, Rev D PLANS 0) o .6 m _ C aline I NE)IIS34IUVIOS o U 0 03 N o a i a E N >. a a� u ° a Q Q V O ` N j O N L o NNS O U a C J _ d w 3 O O m U 0 > u ^No U ` Q •Oa 0. U a0 } oo� oomo s: a O�O. 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