Coral Gables, FL Zoning

Euclidean-zoning. 11 districts · 12 overlays · 8 applicable state preemptions.

Overview

Code type
euclidean
Naming convention
mixed
Naming convention by category
residential_single_familyletter-code (SFR = Single Family Residential)
residential_multi_familyuse-type-index (MF1-MF4 by intensity/density)
multi_family_specialletter-code (MFSA = Multi-Family Special Area — legacy, being transitioned to MF3/MF4)
commercialletter-code (C, CL)
industrialletter-code (I)
mixed_useuse-type-index (MX1, MX2, MX3 by intensity)
specialletter-code (S, P, UCD)

Coral Gables employs a hybrid naming scheme. The 2020 Zoning Code Reorganization (Ordinance File #20-1442) transitioned I/CL/C and MFSA to MX1-MX3 and MF3-MF4, but legacy codes remain in the GIS layer. Mediterranean Architecture Standards (Section 5-200 ff.) function as a quasi-design-based overlay affecting all districts. The Board of Architects has regulatory authority over all exterior design — unique among US municipalities.

Worth knowing
  • Board of Architects (BOA): Coral Gables maintains a regulatory Board of Architects — a body with authority to deny building permits for designs deemed incompatible with Mediterranean/aesthetic standards. This board has operated since 1925 and is unique among US municipalities. BOA review is required for all new construction and exterior alterations, distinct from historic preservation review. Reference: Zoning Code Articles 5 and 14.
  • Mediterranean Bonus program (§5-201): Density and FAR bonuses are available in MX districts for projects meeting Mediterranean design standards. Bonus Level 1 requires all Table 1 required standards; Bonus Level 2 adds 6 of 12 Table 2 qualifications. MF3 district receives only density bonus (+5 du/ac to 25 du/ac), not FAR/stories bonus. MX districts receive both FAR and height bonus.
  • Transfer of Development Rights (TDRs): Coral Gables operates a TDR program per §14-204.6 linking historic preservation sending sites to receiving sites in downtown mixed-use areas. A 2023 project (4241 Aurora / Design & Innovation District) received TDRs to increase FAR from 3.5 to 4.375 (25% increase).

+ 5 more in Quirks & notes

Districts

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CodeNameCategory Min lotHeight CoverageFAR Du/acParking Setbacks F/S/R
SFRSingle-Family Residential Districtres_sf[4]25 ft[5][6][7][8][9][1] / [2] / [3]
MF1Multi-Family 1 Duplex Districtres_mf[13]30 ft[14][15][16]9[17][18]25[10] / 15[11] / [12]
MF2Multi-Family 2 Districtres_mf[22]45 ft[23][24][25][26][27][19] / [20] / [21]
MF3Multi-Family 3 Districtres_mf[31]45 ft[32]70[33][34]20[35][36]10[28] / 10[29] / [30]
MFSAMulti-Family Special Area Districtres_mf / /
CCommercial Districtcom[40][41][42][43]125[44][45]0[37] / [38] / [39]
CLCommercial Limited Districtcom / /
IIndustrial Districtind[49][50][51]3.5[52]-1[53][54]0[46] / [47] / [48]
SSpecial Use Districtspec[58][59][60][61][62][63][55] / [56] / [57]
PPreservation Districtspec[67][68][69][70]0[71][72][64] / [65] / [66]
UCDUniversity Campus Districtspec[76][77][78][79][80][81][73] / [74] / [75]

Confidence: confirmed partial under review not found

Overlays

CG-HP
Historic Preservation Overlay
HP
§8-101 ff. (Article 8 of Official Zoning Code); first ordinance 1973; expanded 1984; moved to Zoning Code 2003; further strengthened 2007

Properties in the Coral Gables Register of Historic Places (local landmark designation) or within a locally designated historic district. Designation requires property ≥50 years old with architectural, historical, or cultural significance.

certificate_of_appropriatenessRequired for all exterior alterations to locally designated properties; Historic Preservation Board or staff review before building permit issuance
demolition_reviewRequired for demolition of any locally designated property; Demolition by neglect provisions enacted 2007
hpb_variancesHistoric Preservation Board may grant zoning variances to preserve architectural character of historic properties via Special Certificate of Appropriateness
ad_valorem_tax_incentive10-year freeze on value of approved improvements to locally designated properties; both Miami-Dade County and City portions
transfer_of_development_rightsTDR sending sites authorized for historic properties; receiving sites require CC approval per §14-204.6
design_standardSecretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation govern review
national_registerNational Register nominations reviewed by Historic Preservation Board before forwarding to state and federal review
live_local_noteLive Local Act height entitlement: Mediterranean bonus not factored into the 1-mile height comparator calculation (Implementing Order IO-2026-002). Historic district does not eliminate Live Local applicability but modifies the height test radius to ¾ mile per SB 1730 (2025).
CG-MED
Mediterranean Architecture Standards
SPEC
§5-200 — Article 5, Architecture; §5-201 Coral Gables Mediterranean Style Design Standards; §5-202 Coral Gables Mediterranean Architecture Design

Citywide — mandatory for all new construction and exterior alterations subject to Board of Architects review. Special location site plan review required for MF2, MF3, MF4, MX1, MX2, MX3 districts adjacent to or across public rights-of-way or waterways from SFR or MF1 District.

board_of_architectsAll new construction and exterior alterations require BOA approval — unique regulatory body with authority to deny designs inconsistent with Mediterranean/aesthetic standards
med_bonus_level_1_and_2Density and FAR bonuses for MX districts achieving Mediterranean design standards Table 1 (Required Standards) + 6 of 12 Table 2 qualifications per §5-201.B
med_bonus_not_in_mf3Mediterranean Bonus Level 1 and Level 2 FAR/stories do not apply to MF3 zoned properties; density bonus only (+5 du/ac to 25 du/ac) per §5-201
required_standards_table112 required standards including: architectural elements on all facades; street-level relief; architectural elements at top of buildings; bicycle storage; facade breaks at 150-ft intervals; ground-level landscape open space; street lighting; parking garage treatments; no drive-throughs on Ponce de León/Miracle Mile/Alhambra Circle; sidewalks/main entrances facing street
live_local_bonusApplicants may apply for Mediterranean Design bonus per §5-200 on Live Local Act qualifying projects (IO-2026-002)
CG-CBD
Central Business District Overlay
DT
§2-200 ff. (Article 2); CBD is both a zoning district and an overlay modifying MX districts in downtown Coral Gables (Miracle Mile / Giralda Ave area)

Properties within the Central Business District boundary as shown on the Official Zoning Map. CBD boundary from Zoning_Overlays GIS service (CGIT_GIS AGOL org).

densityNo density limitation in CBD per §2-200
heightBuilding heights vary; ornamental roof structures on commercial buildings in CBD may not exceed one-third of allowable total building height (vs. 25 ft elsewhere) per §5-201
open_space_incentive2023-2024 CBD Open Space Incentive Program allows additional height for publicly accessible ground-floor open space (City Commission consideration)
tdr_receivingCBD parcels eligible as TDR receiving sites per §14-204.6
parkingPayment-in-lieu and remote parking options available per §10-109; Miracle Mile drive-through prohibition
CG-DO
Downtown Overlay District
DT
Zoning Code Article 2 / Article 5; shown in GIS Zoning_Overlays layer

Properties within the Downtown Overlay District boundary as shown in Zoning_Overlays GIS layer (CGIT_GIS). Distinct from and smaller than the CBD boundary.

design_standardsEnhanced Mediterranean architectural and public realm standards; specific parameters not confirmed from available primary source
areaApproximately 198,729 sq ft (~4.6 acres) per GIS layer
CG-NPC
North Ponce Conservation Overlay District
CON
Zoning Code; shown in Zoning_Overlays GIS layer (CGIT_GIS)

Properties within the North Ponce Conservation Overlay District boundary as shown in Zoning_Overlays GIS layer. Covers North Ponce de León Boulevard corridor.

conservationConservation overlay protecting neighborhood character; specific parameters not confirmed from available primary source text
noteTwo separate polygons in GIS (appears to cover both sides of corridor)
CG-NPM
North Ponce Mixed-Use District (MXD)
SPEC
Zoning Code Article 2; shown in Zoning_Overlays GIS layer

Properties within the North Ponce Mixed-Use District boundary as shown in Zoning_Overlays GIS layer. Approximately 232,967 sq ft (~5.4 acres) per GIS.

useMixed-use development — residential plus commercial/retail on ground floor
heightNot confirmed from available primary source
densityNot confirmed from available primary source
CG-NIM
North Industrial Mixed-Use District (MXD)
SPEC
Zoning Code Article 2; shown in Zoning_Overlays GIS layer

Properties within the North Industrial Mixed-Use District boundary (~3.0 acres per GIS Zoning_Overlays layer).

noteFormer industrial area north of downtown; MXD overlay allows mixed-use development. Specific standards not confirmed from primary source.
CG-SIM
South Industrial Mixed-Use District (MXD)
SPEC
Zoning Code Article 2; shown in Zoning_Overlays GIS layer

Properties within the South Industrial Mixed-Use District boundary (~2.4 acres per GIS Zoning_Overlays layer).

noteFormer industrial area south of downtown. MXD overlay allows mixed-use development. Specific standards not confirmed from primary source.
CG-GRID
Gables Redevelopment Infill District
SPEC
Zoning Code; shown in Zoning_Overlays GIS layer

Properties within the Gables Redevelopment Infill District boundary (~130 acres per GIS Zoning_Overlays layer — largest overlay in dataset).

noteInfill redevelopment incentive overlay. Specific parameters not confirmed from available primary source text.
CG-GPO
Giralda Plaza Overlay District
SPEC
Zoning Code; shown in Zoning_Overlays GIS layer

Properties within Giralda Plaza (~0.4 acres per GIS layer). Giralda Avenue is a key pedestrian street in Coral Gables downtown.

noteGiralda Plaza is a pedestrian-priority street overlay. Specific activation and design standards not confirmed from available primary source.
CG-FP
FEMA Flood Zone Overlay
FP
§113-2 Floodplain Management; Fla. Stat. § 161.053 (CCCL); Chapter 113 Floodplain Damage Prevention

Properties within FEMA-designated Special Flood Hazard Areas (SFHA). Coral Gables has FEMA zones AE (BFE 13 ft NAVD), AH (BFE 15 ft), VE (BFE 17 ft — coastal high hazard), and X (minimal flood hazard). FEMA FIRM panel 12086C0458M referenced in Coral Gables Smart City Hub.

fema_zonesAE, AH, VE (coastal high hazard), X (minimal hazard), OPEN WATER
zone_ae_bfeBFE 13 ft NAVD88 per city FEMA flood zone service
zone_ah_bfeBFE 15 ft per city FEMA flood zone service
zone_ve_bfeBFE 17 ft — coastal velocity zone per city FEMA flood zone service
freeboardAmendments to §2-101(b) (SFR) for freeboard and floodplain management considered Sept 2025; minimum freeboard requirements modify allowed finished floor heights in flood hazard areas
cccl_interactionCoral Gables has coastal frontage on Biscayne Bay; CCCL applies to coastal construction seaward of DEP line per Fla. Stat. § 161.053
fema_data_sourceCity of Coral Gables FEMA flood zone GIS service: services1.arcgis.com/ug7Y0GY6kYE0tf0p/arcgis/rest/services/FEMAFloodZone_Clip_Merged_Gables/FeatureServer/0 (updated Nov 2024 per EditDate timestamps)
CG-AP
Airport / Airspace Overlay (Part 77)
AP
Federal — FAA Part 77 (14 CFR Part 77); Florida Statute § 333.03; Miami Executive Airport (OPF) and Miami International Airport (MIA) airspace surfaces

Properties within FAA Part 77 airspace surfaces for Miami International Airport (4.7 miles NE) and/or Miami Executive Airport (Opa-locka). Height-sensitive projects may require FAA 7460 notification.

mia_distanceMiami International Airport approximately 4.7 miles northeast of Coral Gables centroid
part77_surfacesTransitional, horizontal, and conical surfaces from MIA may restrict heights in northern Coral Gables; specific overlay not confirmed from city GIS
faa_7460_notificationProjects exceeding 200 ft AGL or within airport protection zones require FAA Form 7460-1 notification
not_in_aicuzNo military AICUZ overlay present — Coral Gables is not adjacent to active military airfield

State preemptions

Qualifying condition
Coral Gables has commercial, industrial, and mixed-use zoned parcels — the SB 1730 (2025) activity-allowed test for trigger eligibility is met. City pop ~49,700 (Census est. 2023); Miami-Dade County pop ~2,701,767 (Census ACS 2023). No city-wide exclusion applies (not in Everglades Protection Area, Wekiva Study Area, or Areas of Critical State Concern). Per City Implementing Order IO-2026-002 (effective 7/1/25, amending IO-2024-001): trigger requires property in Mixed-Use zoned district (city interprets commercial/industrial under activity-allowed test), ≥40% affordable units at ≤120% AMI, ≥65% residential square footage. Highest density allowed anywhere in city = per record, MX districts allow 125 du/ac; CBD has no density limit. Height comparator: highest height within 1 mile (or ¾ mile for historic-district parcels per SB 1730). Mediterranean bonus excluded from height comparator per IO-2026-002. As of Aug 2025, only 1 Live Local application received in Coral Gables.
Source
City of Coral Gables IO-2026-002 (2026-04-21); Fla. Stat. §166.04151(7) as amended by Ch. 2023-17, Ch. 2024-188, Ch. 2025-172
Effect
Qualifying multifamily (≥40% affordable at ≤120% AMI) on commercial/industrial/mixed-use zoned land: preempts local use denial, density caps (must allow highest in city), height caps (must allow tallest within 1 mile or ¾ mile historic modifier), and parking minimums (15% reduction near transit; full elimination in designated TOD areas). SB 328 (2024): parking minimums reduced 15% within ¼ mile of transit stop / within ½ mile of MetroRail per IO-2026-002. HB 7073 (2024): height capped at 150% of tallest building within ¼ mile when adjacent to ≥25 contiguous SFH. Moratoria on LLA projects prohibited except single 90-day moratorium per 3-year cycle (SB 1730 2025). BOA Mediterranean design review and other zoning standards apply (except use, density, FAR, height, and parking reduction).
FL §509.032(7) — Short-Term Rental Preemptionapplies
Qualifying condition
Coral Gables is a Florida municipality subject to §509.032(7) statewide prohibition on local ordinances banning or restricting STR duration/frequency. City incorporated since 1925; no documented pre-2011-06-01 STR ordinance identified in research that would qualify for grandfathering. STR activity exists in the city (DBPR-licensed vacation rentals).
Source
Fla. Stat. §509.032(7); Florida DBPR vacation rental licensing; Florida preemptions.md (onlyplans research)
FL §163.045 — Residential Tree-Removal Preemptionapplies
Qualifying condition
Statewide preemption on residential property. Applies to Coral Gables regardless of its comprehensive tree canopy preservation programs. Certified arborist or Florida-licensed landscape architect documentation of 'unacceptable risk' exempts owner from local tree permit requirement. Coral Gables is noted for its leafy canopy and tree-lined streets; the preemption applies to documented-hazard trees on residential property only.
Source
Fla. Stat. §163.045 (Ch. 2019-155, Laws of Florida)
FL §553.73 — Florida Building Code Preemptionapplies
Qualifying condition
Statewide preemption. FBC is the exclusive building code in Florida. Any local technical amendments require state approval under §553.73(4). Coral Gables Board of Architects design review does not constitute a local building code amendment — it is an aesthetic/design review overlay separate from structural/life-safety code.
Source
Fla. Stat. §553.73; Florida Building Commission
FL §419.001 — Community Residential Home Sitingapplies
Qualifying condition
Statewide preemption requiring SFR districts to allow community residential homes for ≤6 residents as single-family use without public hearing; MF districts must allow 7–14 resident homes. 1,000-ft spacing rule applies. Coral Gables SFR district must comply; §419.001 supersedes any contrary local ordinance.
Source
Fla. Stat. §419.001
FL §70.001 — Bert Harris Private Property Rights Actapplies
Qualifying condition
Statewide compensation-claim backstop. Applies to all Florida cities including Coral Gables. Relevant to any land-use denial that 'inordinately burdens' an existing use or vested right. Coral Gables density and height regulations are subject to Bert Harris claims.
Source
Fla. Stat. §70.001
FL §161.053 — Coastal Construction Control Lineapplies
Qualifying condition
Coral Gables has frontage on Biscayne Bay and associated coastal construction areas. Miami-Dade County CCCL established by FDEP. Construction seaward of the CCCL requires DEP permit under §161.053(4) and DEP findings supersede local approvals for coastal construction. Applicable to bayfront and coastal parcels in Coral Gables.
Source
Fla. Stat. §161.053; FDEP Coastal Construction Control Line program
FL Ch. 2025-190 (SB 180) — Post-Storm Development Moratorium Banapplies
Qualifying condition
Statewide preemption effective 2025-06-26, retroactive to August 2024 hurricane season, sunsetting 2028. Bars local development moratoria and new more-restrictive land-use regulations post-hurricane landfall. Coral Gables is in Miami-Dade County within the scope of any future hurricane landfall window through 2028.
Source
Ch. 2025-190, Laws of Florida (SB 180, 2025); Fla. Stat. preemptions.md

Adopted building codes

Statewide — FL Building Code 7th ed

2021 FBC
2021 FBC
2020
2021
IECC (Residential)
2021
IECC (Commercial)
2021

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Amendment history

DateKindCitation
2026-06-02retrieved atMunicode library.municode.com/fl/coral_gables/codes/zoning_code; page accessed 2026-06-02

Quirks & notes

  • Board of Architects (BOA): Coral Gables maintains a regulatory Board of Architects — a body with authority to deny building permits for designs deemed incompatible with Mediterranean/aesthetic standards. This board has operated since 1925 and is unique among US municipalities. BOA review is required for all new construction and exterior alterations, distinct from historic preservation review. Reference: Zoning Code Articles 5 and 14.
  • Mediterranean Bonus program (§5-201): Density and FAR bonuses are available in MX districts for projects meeting Mediterranean design standards. Bonus Level 1 requires all Table 1 required standards; Bonus Level 2 adds 6 of 12 Table 2 qualifications. MF3 district receives only density bonus (+5 du/ac to 25 du/ac), not FAR/stories bonus. MX districts receive both FAR and height bonus.
  • Transfer of Development Rights (TDRs): Coral Gables operates a TDR program per §14-204.6 linking historic preservation sending sites to receiving sites in downtown mixed-use areas. A 2023 project (4241 Aurora / Design & Innovation District) received TDRs to increase FAR from 3.5 to 4.375 (25% increase).
  • 2020 Zoning Code Reorganization (Ordinance File #20-1442): The city transitioned I/CL/C/MFSA districts to MX1/MX2/MX3 and MF3/MF4 districts. Legacy district labels (I, CL, C, MFSA) still appear in the CG_Zoning GIS layer as of June 2026 and require cross-reference to understand current regulations.
  • University Campus District (UCD): University of Miami campus has its own zoning district established by Ordinance No. 2010-34 (Section 4-202), with Campus Buffer, Transition, Core, University Village, and Multi-Use Zone subareas. Standards are campus-plan-based.
  • GIS note: The correct Coral Gables zoning GIS endpoint is https://services1.arcgis.com/ug7Y0GY6kYE0tf0p/arcgis/rest/services/CG_Zoning/FeatureServer/0 (CGIT_GIS AGOL org). The issue-provided URL gis.miami.gov serves City of Miami, not Coral Gables, and was correctly rejected. Centroid gate: sample vertex lat=25.7714, lon=-80.2550 is within 0.09° of Coral Gables centroid (25.683, -80.262).
  • Live Local Act implementation: Coral Gables issued Implementing Order IO-2026-002 (effective 7/1/25) clarifying that trigger requires Mixed-Use zoning (city interprets activity-allowed test), ≥40% affordable at ≤120% AMI, ≥65% residential square footage. Mediterranean bonus not counted in height comparator. Preempted elements: use, density, FAR, building height, and applicable parking reduction. All other zoning code requirements (setbacks, open space, minimum unit size) remain applicable. BOA design review still required.
  • FEMA Flood Zone coverage: Coral Gables has multiple flood zones including coastal VE zone (BFE 17 ft), AH (BFE 15 ft), and AE (BFE 13 ft) in addition to X (minimal hazard) areas. The Sept 2025 proposed amendment to §2-101(b) for SFR freeboard/floodplain standards reflects active code evolution on flood management.

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Sources & references

Citations
  1. [1] §2-101-Appendix-A
  2. [2] §2-101
  3. [3] §2-101
  4. [4] §2-101
  5. [5] §2-101(b)
  6. [6] §2-101
  7. [7] §2-101
  8. [8] n§2-101
  9. [9] §10-109
  10. [10] §2-201
  11. [11] §2-201
  12. [12] §2-201
  13. [13] §2-201
  14. [14] §2-201
  15. [15] §2-201
  16. [16] §2-201
  17. [17] §2-201
  18. [18] §10-109
  19. [19] §2-201
  20. [20] §2-201
  21. [21] §2-201
  22. [22] §2-201
  23. [23] §5-201
  24. [24] §2-201
  25. [25] §2-201
  26. [26] §2-201
  27. [27] §10-109
  28. [28] §2-201
  29. [29] §2-201
  30. [30] §2-201
  31. [31] §2-201
  32. [32] §2-201
  33. [33] §2-201
  34. [34] n§2-201
  35. [35] §2-201
  36. [36] §10-109
  37. [37] §2-300
  38. [38] §2-300
  39. [39] §2-300
  40. [40] §2-300
  41. [41] §2-300
  42. [42] §2-300
  43. [43] §2-300
  44. [44] §2-200
  45. [45] §10-109
  46. [46] §2-200
  47. [47] §2-400
  48. [48] §2-400
  49. [49] §2-400
  50. [50] §2-400
  51. [51] §2-400
  52. [52] §2-200
  53. [53] §2-200
  54. [54] §10-109
  55. [55] §2-600
  56. [56] §2-600
  57. [57] §2-600
  58. [58] §2-600
  59. [59] §2-600
  60. [60] §2-600
  61. [61] §2-600
  62. [62] §2-600
  63. [63] §10-109
  64. [64] n
  65. [65] n
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  67. [67] n
  68. [68] n
  69. [69] n
  70. [70] n
  71. [71] n
  72. [72] n
  73. [73] §4-202
  74. [74] §4-202
  75. [75] §4-202
  76. [76] §4-202
  77. [77] §4-202
  78. [78] §4-202
  79. [79] §4-202
  80. [80] §4-202
  81. [81] §4-202

Research status

Publication gates

primary url presentpassedsource.primary_url = https://library.municode.com/fl/coral_gables/codes/zoning_code — HTTPS, not an aggregator domain
no aggregator citedpassedscan clean — no zoneomics, steadily, siteplanguide, propwire, zonara, unzoned references in record
confidence tags full formpassedAll confirmed fields carry §-citations (§2-101, §2-201, §5-201, §8-101, §113-2, §166.04151(7), §509.032(7), etc.). Partial fields carry retrieval_failure_reason or reason. 14 confirmed fields, 3 inferred, 38 partial.
overlays have parameters trigger confidencepassedAll 12 overlays have non-empty params, geographic_trigger, status, and confidence codes. Confidence codes: 6 confirmed (c§), 6 partial (p). Trigger values are all non-null prose strings.
preempt section city specificpassed7 state preemption laws documented with city-specific qualifying_condition_checked: Live Local Act (IO-2026-002 specific implementation), STR (§509.032(7)), Tree removal (§163.045), FBC (§553.73), Group homes (§419.001), Bert Harris (§70.001), CCCL (§161.053), post-storm SB 180. All apply=true with numeric/factual conditions checked.

Data quality

62%completeness14 confirmed38 partial3 inferred
Documented gaps
  • MF2 dimensional standards (height, lot coverage, du/ac, setbacks) — not accessible from available primary sources due to Municode SPA blocking
  • MF3/MF4 rear setback, base height in MF2 — not found in available staff reports
  • C/CL/I base district §-citations for FAR/height/setbacks — code reorganization PDFs not accessible
  • UCD subarea dimensional standards (§4-202) — Ordinance 2010-34 content not accessible
  • MFSA specific historic standards — legacy district being transitioned
  • North/South Industrial MXD and North Ponce MXD specific dimensional standards
  • Gables Redevelopment Infill District specific parameters
  • Exact FEMA FIRM panel effective date for Miami-Dade / Coral Gables

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