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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem HAGENDA REPORT DATE: February 11, 2002 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council FROM: John B. Bahorski, City Manager Y SUBJECT: APPEAL OF STAFF DENIAL FOR FACILITY RENTAL REQUEST OF ZOETER FIELD SUMMARY OF REQUEST The Seal Beach Spoiled Dogs Society, a group of 15 residents, is requesting the rental and usage of Zoeter Field for recreation with unleashed dogs. The purpose of this staff report is to give factual reasons for denial of the initial request. The affected parties have requested City Council review the denial by the City Manager and, if appropriate, grant the request for the rental. BACKGROUND Zoeter field was originally designed and constructed for recreational use by adults and children. This field is specifically designed for softball and youth baseball. Listed below are specific Seal Beach City Code references to support denial of the request to use Zoeter field for recreational use with dogs: • S.B.M.C. Section 4 -8.1 states that dogs are not allowed in or on any City park or beach except Gum Grove and the Electric Avenue greenbelt where animals must be leashed at all times • S.B.M.C. Section 3 -10.16 "running at large" is prohibited and that a leash not exceeding six feet is secure and continuously held at all times. • S.B.M.C. Section 3 -10.26 regulates the maintenance of sanitary conditions in public places by prohibiting an owner to allow its pet to defecate, and sets a fine for not picking up the feces. • S.B.M.C. Section 3 -10.29 it is unlawful to allow animal noise to interfere with the comfortable enjoyment of life of the surrounding residents and any such violation is to be considered a nuisance. Mr. Ron Stevenson, spokesperson for the Seal Beach Spoiled Dogs Society has filed a letter of appeal dated January 24, 2002, which is attached to this report. Agenda Item DENIAL OF FACILITY RENTAL REQUEST OF ZOETER FIELD Page 2 - February 11, 2002 In his letter Mr. Stevenson states that the City's denial of the Facility Rental Request is `unfairly prejudicial" even though Mr. Stevenson also states that the group has been using the field for two years. Therefore, it is evident that Zoeter Field remains open to its surrounding residents for purposes of recreation. Mr. Stevenson's statement also proves that this field is not completely secure at all times which could allow persons to walk on the field. Mr. Stevenson then points out that this group of residents has legal right to application for Facility Use. Staff agrees with this statement, but does not believe that the existing Facility Rental Use Agreement properly addresses the `narrower scope and greater accountability for canine athletes," which is requested by Mr. Stevenson. Mr. Stevenson has also proposed a sign to be placed on the gates to the field to prevent other pet owners from entering the field during the rental time. This does not prevent persons from driving or walking by Zoeter Field and perceiving that off -leash recreation with dogs at Zoeter Field is acceptable. This will make animal control enforcement more difficult and may lead to disputes regarding dogs in Zoeter Field. Mr. Stevenson also states that existing legal standards reflected in the Facility Use Agreement are sufficient to allow this activity, but the fact that the Municipal Code does not allow this activity at Zoeter Field remains and serves as the basis for the denial of this Facility Use Rental request. The denial of this Facility Rental Request was made with consideration to public health and safety issues. FISCAL IMPACT Although the rental fees of the facility would be revenue for the City, staff does not believe it is significant to offset not only the added maintenance to the field, but also the insurance necessary to eliminate exposure to liability and litigation. As stated in Mr. Stevenson's letter, this group has used the field for two years. Therefore, the City has already incurred two years of added maintenance to Zoeter Field. RECOMMENDATION That Council support denial of the Facility Rental Request to use Zoeter Field for recreation with unleashed dogs. Attachments: A) City Code References; Section - 4 -8.1; Section 3- 10.16; Section 3- 10.26; & Section 3 -10.29 B) Ron Stevenson Letter/Information Seal Beach City Code s a -8.4 S 4 -8 section, the term "aquatic sport device or equipment" shall include every description of surfboard, paddleboard, skilboard, bellyboard, surfmat, sailboard, boogie board, or any similar device or item of equipment used to propel a person into, on or through the water while engaging in an aquatic activity. (Ord. No. 1277) section 4 -8.1. Dogs and other Animals Not Allowed. It shall be unlawful for any person to permit or allow any dog or other animal owned, controlled, or in possession of such person, to be on or upon any public or private beach, or on, upon, or in any public park or public parking lot, or on, upon, or in any public median within the City with the exception of Gum Grove Park and the Electric Avenue Greenbelt where leashed dogs are permitted. (Ord. No. 771; Ord. No. 1015; Ord. No. 1458) Vehicles Without Permit Prohibited. No person shall ride or drive any horse or other animal, any bicycle, motorcycle, automobile, or other vehicle upon the public beach or in or upon any public park without a written permit to do so from the City Manager or his authorized representative, provided that this section shall not apply to any City employee acting in the discharge of his assigned duties. (Ord. No. 771) Section 4,8.3 Selling Peddling and Soliciting. No person, as principal, agent, or employee shall peddle or sell goods, wares, or merchandise of any kind, or solicit customers or trade for any business or occupation, in or upon any public beach, public park, or public parking lot except from booths or storerooms constructed thereon with the permission of the City Council, or when such person is operating under any grantee of any franchise or lessee of any lease authorized by the City Council. (Ord. No. 771) section 4-8.4. Operation of Vessels. (a) As used in this and other sections of Article I, Chapter 4, the term "vessel" shall mean and include every description of boat, conveyance or watercraft used or capable of being used for navigating in water and designed to be propelled by oars, paddles, machinery or sail, or any combination thereof; provided, however, that "vessel" shall not include any aquatic sport device or equipment as defined in Section 4 -8(9)• (b) No person shall operate any vessel, nor permit any vessel to drift, within two hundred (200) yards of the shoreline of any beach regulated by this Chapter 4, except: (sea! Beam 81e1) 605 S 3 -10.14 Animals and Fowl S 3 -10.16 Animals that are impounded more than once within a twelve (12) month period will be charged above fees plus fifty percent (50 %) of prior impounding charges. C. Miscellaneous Fees: 1. Pickin u and dis osin of small dead animals $10.00 (cats dogs, etc) : . . . ' ' • • • • • . ' ' 2. Animals traps for domestic animals. a. Per day . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 b. Initial fee for delivery of trap . . . . . . $5.00 plus per day for use of trap . . . . . $1.00 3. Relinquishment Fees: a. Each adult animal . . . . . . . . . . . $5.00 b. Each litter (including the adult female if $5.00 present) ' ' . ' (Ord. No. 1158, Sl; Ord. No. 1169, Sl; Ord. No. 1184, S1; Ord. No. 1228, S1, 2) Section 3-10.15. Transportation of Unwanted Pets. When the owner of an unwanted pet or litters of kittens or puppies requests an Animal Control Officer to take custody of such animals tp be humanely destroyed or sold as pets in a pound, said owner shall pay a fee of $5.00 for the costs of transportation and disposal. The Animal Control officer shall give written receipt for the fee paid. All unwanted pets or litters of kittens or puppies given to an Animal Control officer shall be disposed of through non - profit humane organizations approved by the animal control . section and /or municipal or county pounds. No such animal shall be given or sold directly to commercial pet dealers. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3-10.16.. Running at Large Prohibited. No person owning, having an interest in, harboring or having charge, care, control, custody or possession of any dog shall cause or permit such dog to be off of his or her premises, unless such dog is securely confined by a leash not exceeding six feet in length, securely and continuously held by a mentally and physically competent person owning, having an interest in, harboring or having charge, care, control, custody or possession of such dog, or unless such dog be confined within a motor vehicle or within or on other premises with the consent of the owner, occupant or person in possession of such other premises. No cat owner or person having 514 (Seal Beach 12194) S 3 -10.16 Seal Beach City Code S 3 -10.19 charge, care, control, custody or possession of a cat shall permit said cat to enter upon the property of another without the express or implied permission of the person in rightful possession thereof. A person in rightful possession of property may take such reasonable means as necessary to apprehend a. cat which has wrongfully entered upon such property; provided, however, that no means may be taken which endanger the health, safety or welfare of such cat. It shall be the duty of the animals control officer to take up all dogs and cats found in violation of this section. When such dog or cat is seized it shall be taken to the animal shelter unless the owner's or harborer's residence is identifiable, in which case the dog or cat shall be taken to such residence. If the owner or harborer is not home, notice must be left at the owner's or harborer's residence stating what person or office the owner or harborer may contact for information regarding where the animal may be redeemed. Whether or not the owner's or harborer's residence is identifiable, the Animal Control Officer shall maintain a record of all dogs and cats found in violation of this section. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3- 10.17. Fee for Recover r of Do or Cat Feeding. Subject to the other provisions of this article, any person may make application to the Animal control Officer for the return of any dog or cat, and upon presentation of proof satisfactory to the said Animal Control Officer that such person is the owner or rightfully entitled to the possession of such dog or cat, may recover such dog or cat upon the payment of the required fee. The fee for recovery shall be as stated in Section 3 -10.14 hereof, plus any license fee then due and payable. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Records. All licensed dogs and cats impounded at the animal shelter shall be provided with proper and sufficient food and water by the Animal Control Officer for a period of at least five days, and all unlicensed dogs and cats for a period of at least three days. The Animal Control Officer shall file at the animal shelter a full description of each dog and cat impounded therein, for the period beginning on the day any such dog or cat is taken or delivered into the possession of the Animal Control Officer. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3- 10.19. Sale of Impounded Dogs and Cats. Dogs and cats not redeemed within the minimum impound period may be sold by the Animal Control Officer to the person offering to pay the highest cash amount therefor, provided that the purchaser shall not be given Possession of any such dog or cat until he shall have paid (Seal Beach 12194) 515 S 3 -10.19 Animals and Fowl S 3 -10.23 to the Animal Control officer, or deputy, the charges prescribed for such dog or cat. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3- 10.20. Dis osition Of Im ounded Do s and Cats. If any dog or cat impounded by the Animal Control officer shall not have been redeemed within such period, and cannot be sold within a by reasonable time thereafter, it may be summarily disposed o1057, the Animal Control officer in some humane way. S1) Section 3 10 21 Snavina or Neuterino Recuired. The Animal Control Officer shall not sell or give away any female cat more than six months of age that has not been spayed, or any male cat of more than six months of age that has not been neutered. The Animal Control Officer shall not sell or give away any cat less than six month's of age unless the cost of spaying or neutering such cat has been deposited in trust with the Animal Control Officer for payment to a veterinarian or spaying or neutering clinic designated by the person purchasing or receiving the cat. The deposit shall be forwarded to the veterinarian or clinic upon receipt by the Animal Control Officer of a notice from the veterinarian or clinic that the cat has been spayed or neutered. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3 10 22 BuVinc Doc r in Pet one pyear hof age shall sell or give away any puppy unless money has been deposited at City Hall to ensure that spaying or neutering will be carried out by the time the kitten or puppy is six months old. Deposit rates are twenty dollars for females and twenty dollars for males. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3- 10.23. Breeding of Dos and Doq Kennels. (a) No person shall keep or maintain or suffer or permit to be kept or maintained upon any premises or owned le, kept controlled by him or it, any dog, m mainly for breeding purposes, within three hundred feet of any dwelling house other than that of the owner or person in control of such dog. (b) No person shall establish, keep or maintain, or suffer or permit to be established, kept or maintained, upon premises owned or controlled by him or it in the city, any dog kennel, any, portion of which is situated within one thousand feet of any dwelling house other than the dwelling house of the owner or person in control of such kennel. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) 516 (Seal Beach 32194) S 3 -10.24 Seal Beach City Code S 3 -10.26 Section 3 -10.24 Breeding of Cats and Cat Kennels. (a) No person shall keep or maintain or suffer or permit to be kept or maintained .upon any premises owned or controlled by him, any cat, male or female, kept mainly for breeding purposes, within three hundred feet of any dwelling house other than that of the owner or person in control of such cat. (b) No person shall establish, keep or maintain, or suffer or permit to be established, kept or maintained, upon premises owned or controlled by him or it in the city, any cat kennel, any portion of which is situated within one thousand feet of any dwelling house other than the dwelling house of the owner or person in control of such kennel. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3- 10.25. Cat or Dog Breed having control, custody, charge or for breeding purposes shall secure from the Animal Control officer or representative. The fee for said shall be .$20.00. Permit. Any person owning or possession of any cat or dog a cat or dog breeding permit such officer's authorized :at or dog breeding permit Selling or giving away a puppy or kitten from alitter shall be prima facie evidence of breeding. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3- 10.26. Maintaining Sanitary Conditions. a. No owner or person having charge, custody or control of any dog or cat shall permit, either wilfully or though failure to exercise due care to control, any such dog or cat to defecate in such a manner that the feces thereafter remain on any public street, gutter, sidewalk, public beach or park, or any other public property. This provisions shall apply when the owner or occupant of any private property does not grant permission to the animal's owner to use such private property. Any person allowing their dog or cat to defecate on property other than their own property, shall remove such feces.immediately or be subject to a fine of $25.00. (b) Every person owning or occupying any property or premises where any dog, cat, bird, or other animal is kept, shall keep such premises clean and sanitary. Any uneaten food, feces or other matter that emits an offensive odor or encourages the breeding of flies or other insects shall be collected daily and not allowed (Seal Beach 12194) 517 S 3 -10.26 Animals and Fowl S 3 -10.30 to accumulate. This provision shall not prohibit the owner or occupant of any premises from storing such uneaten food, feces or other matter in a closed container prior to disposal. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3-10.27. Animals in Stores or Conveyance. (a) No person shall bring any dog, cat or other live animal, or permit any dog, cat or other live animal to be brought into or to remain in any room or place (other - than a private home where food is not handled for commercial purposes) in which meat, fish, game, poultry, fruit, vegetables, bakery goods or other food or food product is stored, kept, held, prepared, exposed or offered for sale, or sold for human consumption; or permit any dog, cat or other live animal to ride upon or get into or upon any vehicle in which any such articles offered or to be offered for sale for human consumption are being kept or transported; provided, however, that the provisions of this section shall not apply to a dog trained to guide the blind. (b) No dog shall be tied in front of any public place. (c) No puppies or kittens or any other animal may be offered ` for sale or barter or given away in a public place. (Ord. No. '1057, S1) Section. 3- 10.28. Transporting Animals on motor Vehicles.- No person shall transport any animal on the running board of any motor vehicle or outside the passenger compartment, tonneau or body thereof, unless such animal is protected by a framework or other device which will prevent such animal from falling off, jumping or being thrown from such motor vehicle, whether in motion or not. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3-10.21q, Noisy Animals. No person shall keep, maintain or permit upon any lot or parcel of land within the City under his control, any animal or animals, including any fowl or fowls, which by any sound or cry shall interfere with the comfortable enjoyment of life or property by a community or neighborhood, or by any considerable number of persons, and any violation hereof is hereby declared to be a nuisance. (Ord. No. 1057, S1) Section 3-10.30. Running at Larger Prohibited. No person owning or having control of any ox, steer, bull, cow, horse, colt, calf, sheep, goat or any animal commonly referred to as a "wild species" shall: 519 (Seal Beach 12194) FRCM.: FAX N0. Mar. 04 2001 11 :14AM P2 , s Ronald Stevenson 30317o St Seal Beach, Calikoun, 90740 Phone 562.9012221 daytime City of Seal Beach 562 437 6948 Fax Attn: Mayon, City Council Members copy to Mr. John Bahmski, City Manager and Animal Control Officer, Del Holbrook January 24, 2003 Subject: Feb. 11, 2002 Public Hearing Scheduled and Preferable Pre- meeting Reconsideration of the City Mgr's Nov /Dec Denial to Contract with Residents fm Zoaa Field Ball Play. Deer Mayon and Council Members, aosel of Nis Ate : there has been a group ofresidents who have used Zo er field for unleashed dog ball play for over two years without incident. We come before you to seek your approval for gramting Seal Beach Spoiled Dogs Society (hat after know shown as SBSDS) Applications for Rental Use Contractually and without prejudice in order to clarify the "No dogs posting" as an exception under individual contractors responsible use of the field same as any other ball team. SBSDS respectfully submit the City Manager, Mr Bahorski's memo dated December and November 27, 2001 denial of me subject rental agreement's is unfairly prejudicial against Seal Beach resident owners of licensed canine athletes. We are appealing to you for your approval of SBSDS contracting as soy other ball team, SBSDS submits that issues raised and facts presented afford SBSDS legal right to such application for rental agreement to play ball and with their canines under such contracts as sot out in Section 3 -10.16 belowand other sections cited below. Section 4-8,1 Dogs and Other Animate Not Allowed Exception has been granted by the City Council for dogs on leash at both Gum Grove and Electric Greenbelt which allows canine's to walk or at best jog with their owner in a public environment. The City Council voted unanimously in favor ofmaking these exceptions based on recognizing certain but net all the needs family pets have by granting access m these public areas with judgment and consideration of canines ability to share a common facility as set out in meeting before and on April 24, 2000. Similar thoughtful consideration for exception is asked for our "canine athlete's" needs that beg to run and play ball without encumbrances of a leash in a site and secure environment such as Zceter field provides and segregated from the General Public and related inures. The decision holds enforceable the Section 3 -10.26 Maintaining Sanitary Conditions in which is equally enfmceable and no exception is being asked by SBSDS for Zoeller Field use. The SBSDS is asking the City to reeomize canine athletes by similar The proposed Zceter Field rental agreement is limiting by a specific mm and half hour time frame and depmit/rental fee with greater accountability and protection for the General Public them the council has set as a standard for the existing uses of Gum Grove. Zoeter Field provides complete and absolute segregation from the the General Public by way of a chain link fence which is higher than ten feet and limited access by way of three latched closed gates. We ask the city to recognize this is appropriate for off leash canine play by these athlet's same as existing use ofZoeter Field f c the prenction of the players as well as the public without prejudice. The Athletic Facility Rental Agreement proposal is for SBSDS residents with licensed dogs under signed Renal Agreement by founding members and maximum one sponsored member for a limit of no more than 15 dogs at one time during the rontrsrted hour sod haff is responsible sod is without suggestion of any additional exception or jeopardy to the general public. SBSDS has w interest in creating a doe park and for the some reason the rental agreement exists for adult and child athletes these SBSDS adults and their smite, athletes seek exclusivity, to play ball off leash in a manner consistent with the field's current use. »»Section 310.16 Running at Large Prohibited- sets out in part "or unless such dog be confined within a motor vehicle within or on other premises with the consent of the owner, occupant or person in possession of such preanhal «« We submit that for SBSDS resident tax payers of Seat Beach, Zwtcr Field and more over City of Soul Beach Athletic Facility Rental Agreement qualifies jointly under this exception such `person in possession of such premise" and the application covers with out prejudice liability sad damage as was offseed as moss. for denying it's sex for the SBSDS. These standards should be applied without exception be it a two, four legged or handicapped athlete as standards for responsibility be it Adult softball, Kid's Baseball Association or canines playing ball. The Section 4-8.1 leash section addresses public areas and does not address areas of absolute confinement as endangering to the 3 -10.16 JAN -24 -2002 17:12 99% P.02 FROG Section 3 -10-29 Noisy Animals (Ord. No. 11157, SI). the SBSDS has no imues with this section nor has .. ,x.. "erwd rime ear proposed "•certificate" addresses ilia members commitment for anise free play and the City maintains it's remedy if soy issue arises wtmout mceprwn. Zoeter field is surrounded en three sides by nor- residential property and the distance is significant and beyond crossing n street which makes Zoeter Field an ideal neighborhood facility due to the fact that the dog's play bell from center field. The adultikid athletes that play bell around the diamond and bleachers with enthusiastic supporters we in much nearer proximity to the closest resident as an existing acceptable standard for noise in this area. Section 11016 Maintaining Sanitary Conditions: we submit that no exception is being asked regarding this section and we further submit that the city has a remedy for such infractions and more so under the Rental Agreement in which the SBSDS wishes to enter with city. We again reiterate that the facility has historically been littered by other osers of the facility and is in better condition after this group of owners has been on the facility taking special care to dean up all waste. Such responsible care should be rewarded not discouraged by the City don't you think? The SBSDS will not comprise any stament activity at Zoahr field but rather increase its use fractionally for what other wise is most likely less than 25% utilization and further at hours that our not objectionable/canfticting to residents, other programs m the recreation department who's Creed is to foster recreation. "Fsbe Public Perception" - This statement is contradictory to the Animal Control officers I spoke too observation that the "Certificate" we proposed to be posted at the gates would foster better enforcement and responsible recreation with canine athlete's through use of the field by way of a rental agreement with the city. The self - imposed limitations of 15 canine athletes are consistent with existing team sport standards fm participants of base ball games played there presently. The city is not without remedy fm violators and Luther should embrace organized recreation such is being proposed herein to assist in reducing such randmn use. Planning and Regulating Dog Parks - SBSDS has no interest in a "Dog Park" as it does not permit the segregation of "canine athletes" from the breeds of dogs that are not conducive to such ball play or 15 dog capacity limits that the SBSDS athletes rental agreement proposes. Like the existing exception at Gum Grove and Electric Greenbelt doesn't address all it's citizens/canine's needs or public's preferences this proposal doesn't fit every ones canine r=mtiwl needs either. I'm sine the use of the field for softball and kids baseball also has it's critics and thcrcfore the city should not single out as "inemnpatible with current program" as a reason for denial when such misting variation of ball rebievaUpiay are currently enjoyed by adult Aids and happened to be a shared form of play by our canine athlete's. The grass turf that is cited as preferable for such play area is in fact conducive for canine ball play for the same reasons it's there for adult/kid play as safe and appropriate for all ball play. SBSDS canine athletes are actively engaged in play and under these conditions have no interest in digging The Rental Agreement deposit and rental charge provides a remedy for damage just as it does for the aduh/kid athletes and should be smTkieut standard for both without prejudice. "Potential exposure to liability" - the SBSDS again has gone several more steps than existing conditions for other athletes and use of public facilities in addressing the area by the CITY Mgr mentioned under "litigious society" by way of individual signatures of it's member's on the Athletic Facility Rental Agreement, deposit and encompassing indemnity clause protecting the City and further lists some of the members homeowners/renter's insurance policy number. Amin the existing standard is not and more by SBSDS On a proactive basis to reduce any chance of incident the canines are carefully screened for partaapation and watched by all to enjoy a not- injurious play. Canino off leash are in fact less aggressive and more playful than on leash in such neutral environments. Active supervision of these canine athletes encot rages them to express their energy in constructive ball play in which this proposal is sat out. In Over two years there has been no incident of biting while on leach m off leach amongst member dogs at play on Zoaer field. Again the standards are already set for ball play at the field be it adult/kid or canine without exception and prejudice should not exist as reason for de,did. Tho SBSDS again requests approval of the signed Residents Rental Agreements fm Zoeter Field with individual deposits without prejudice as see out above. Please ace SBSDS resident participant's list attached. With the Recreation Dept. now under the administrative control of the police dept. it would be consistent with the Animal Controls observation that this is a responsible group of individuals with licensed dogs and the'Catificate' posting apprmch will support their work thus a benefit both to the city and residents as see out in this mono. Let there be no road further road blocks but rather support for resident SBSDS with canines use of the Zoeter Field in the mamma see out above. Regards, SBSDS c/o Ron Stevenson Enclosed: List of Applicant's in lieu of Rental Applications/ deposit checks for Zneta Field Rental Agrerman of SBSDS bring held by writer. Proposed "Certificate" to be displayed on gates st Zoeter Fidd 7PN -24 -2002 17:13 99% P.03 F. FAX NO. 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JRN-24- 02 17.14 P.04 Seal Beach Recreation Department 211 8th Street, Seal Beach, CA 90740 562 - 431 -2527 ATHLETIC FACILITY RENTAL AGREEMENT FACILITY(S) REQUESTED DATE(S) REQUESTED TIME(S) REQUESTED PERSON RESPONSIBLE GROUPIORGANIZATION ADDRESS CITY DAY PHONE STATE zip EVENING PHONE FAX - In consideration of acceptance of this application, I hereby certify that I shall be personally responsible on behalf of my organization or group for any damage or unnecessary abuse of buildings, grounds or equipment on said premises by my organization or group. I, my executors, administrators and assignees waive and release the City of Seal Beach and the Seal Beach +creation Department, from any damage or personal injuries that I, or members of my organization or group, ,ght sustain with use of said facilities. 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