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Welcome

Welcome to the online engagement hub for the Seattle Transportation Plan

The Seattle Transportation Plan (STP) is a vision for the future of transportation in Seattle.

The STP is our commitment to building a transportation system that provides everyone with access to safe, efficient, and affordable options to reach places and opportunities. The STP will guide local transportation investments for the next 20 years — so we want to hear from you!

Our transportation system is more than just roads. It includes sidewalks, bridges, stairways, transit, paths and trails, bike lanes, crosswalks, public spaces like street cafes and benches, and much more. The transportation system is how everyone moves around the city, connecting us to places and opportunities. But COVID-19, climate change, and rapid population growth make it hard to keep this system running smoothly. That’s why we want to create a sustainable system that works now and in the future.

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How are we creating the Seattle Transportation Plan together?

 

 

Phase 1
May–Aug 2022

Phase 2A
Sept 2022–Feb 2023

Phase 2B
Dec 2022–Feb 2023

Phase 3
Mid‑2023

We are asking you to…

 

Tell us your transportation challenges

Review vision, goals, objectives; transportation futures; menu of actions

Review first draft network maps

Review the Draft Seattle Transportation Plan

We will use your input to…

 

Inform draft vision, goals, and objectives

Refine draft policies

Refine first draft maps

Develop the Final Recommended Seattle Transportation Plan

We are asking you to…

Phase 1
May–Aug 2022

Tell us your transportation challenges

 

Phase 2A
Sept 2022–Feb 2023

Review vision, goals, objectives; transportation futures; menu of actions

 

Phase 2B
Dec 2022–Feb 2023

Review first draft network maps

 

Phase 3
Mid‑2023

Review the Draft Seattle Transportation Plan

We will use your input to…

Phase 1
May–Aug 2022

Inform draft vision, goals, and objectives

 

Phase 2A
Sept 2022–Feb 2023

Refine draft policies

 

Phase 2B
Dec 2022–Feb 2023

Refine first draft maps

 

Phase 3
Apr–June 2023

Develop the Final Recommended Seattle Transportation Plan

Equity in the Seattle Transportation Plan

We recognize the impacts of inequitable systems, including intended and unintended outcomes of past and current decision-making structures and investments. Through the Seattle Transportation Plan, we seek not only to do no further harm, but also acknowledge, understand, and address the historic harms caused by our past policies, practices, and programs.

We recognize equity as a key value and believe the transportation system must meet the needs of communities of color and those of all incomes, abilities, and ages. Our goal is to partner with communities to build a racially equitable and socially just transportation system.

The City of Seattle encourages everyone to participate in its programs and activities. For disability accommodations, materials in alternate formats, or accessibility information, contact 206‑257‑ 2114 | STP@Seattle.gov or visit www.seattle.gov/americans-with-disabilities-act at your earliest opportunity.

Visit the Seattle Transportation Plan website to learn more about what the plan is, find project resources and frequently asked questions, and stay up to date on the planning process.

Get Involved

We need your help reshaping transportation in Seattle!

Our second phase of community engagement ended in February 2023. Phase 3 will begin in mid‑2023!

We’ve been inspired by your vision for the future of our transportation system in the first two phases of engagement and are working to reflect your ideas and input in the draft Seattle Transportation Plan (STP).

In Phase 1 we asked about your transportation needs and priorities. This helped us develop our collective vision for the future of Seattle’s transportation system. During Phase 2, we shared what we heard during Phase 1, heard your feedback on our vision, goals, and objectives, and learned what actions you want us to take to improve our transportation system. We also asked for your input on our draft transportation network maps.

Phase 3 of engagement will begin in mid‑2023! During the third phase of engagement, beginning in mid-2023, you’ll have a chance to review the draft STP. You will also be able to help us identify how to select and pay for future work.

We look forward to continuing to work with you to co-create the Seattle Transportation Plan!

What have we learned from you so far?

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76K+

Total data points collected (Phases 1 & 2 to date)

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29K+

Total visits to the STP online engagement hub

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8K+

Comments placed on the interactive maps

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7K+

People engaged at outreach events

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9K+

Responses to surveys

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100+

Social media posts

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81

Community events

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49

Meetings and briefings

Thank you to everyone who has shared input and ideas with us so far! We aren’t done yet. We’ll be sharing more about what we’ve learned from you and ask for your input on the draft Seattle Transportation Plan later this year!

What did we learn in Phase 1?

Phase 1 focused on your transportation needs and priorities, which helped us develop our collective vision for the future of Seattle’s transportation system. Our Phase 1 Engagement Summary Report details the engagement that ran from May through August 2022 and outlines the key takeaways that will help us co-create the plan with the communities of Seattle.

View our Phase 1 Engagement Summary Report

Review what you and your neighbors shared on our Phase 1 interactive mapping tool

Here’s what we’ve done so far and what we’ve heard from you!
March–September 2022 Phase 1 Engagement
March–September 2022 | Phase 1 Engagement

Community members stand at an SDOT booth at an outdoor event.

Phase 1 focused on your transportation needs and priorities, which helped us develop our collective vision for the future of Seattle’s transportation system.

STP engagement materials (digital and print) were available in 16 languages* so we could reach our growing non-English speaking community.

*Languages included: Amharic, Arabic, English, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Lao, Oromo, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Thai, Tigrinya, Traditional Chinese, and Vietnamese

March–May 2022 Survey 1: Transportation Challenges
March–May 2022 | Survey 1: Transportation Challenges

Transportation Challenges: An STP yard sign in Tagalog is placed in front of a tree.

709 responses

We learned about your transportation values, challenges and opportunities, and how you would like to engage in the STP process.

Click here to see the survey questions.

May–October 2022 Community Liaison (CL) engagement
May–October 2022 | Community Liaison (CL) engagement

Community liaisons pose with STP materials.

We worked with Department of Neighborhoods Community Liaisons (CLs) to broaden and deepen our engagement processes. This helped us create a plan that advances our goal of a racially equitable and socially just transportation system.

May–October 2022 Online Engagement Hub Launched
May–October 2022 | Online Engagement Hub Launched

A map of West Seattle and Delridge with sticky notes placed on it by the community.

The online engagement hub is the portal to access all digital engagement opportunities for the STP. In addition to activities to provide feedback on the STP process, during Phase 1, the online engagement hub included opportunities to:

  • View an events calendar with opportunities to engage with the STP team
  • Send an email or voicemail to the STP team
  • Leave a general comment about the plan
  • Sign up for email updates on the STP
  • Request an STP team member to attend an event for another organization
May–October 2022 Survey 2: Seattle Transportation Plan Vision
May–October 2022 | Survey 2: Seattle Transportation Plan Vision

Community members participate in STP game at an outdoor event.

2,295 responses

The second survey helped us create a shared vision, goals, and
objectives for the STP by asking about people’s transportation needs, experiences, and priorities.

We heard that people support goals that invest in underserved areas, reallocate space away from cars, improve safety, and increase transportation choice.

Click here to see the survey questions.

May–October 2022 Interactive Mapping Tool 1: Transportation Needs
May–October 2022 | Interactive Mapping Tool 1: Transportation Needs

Transportation Needs: A screen capture shows a digital map populated by many pins.

6,317 comments

2,347 unique users

4,580 pins placed

1,252 routes drawn

485 areas drawn

This tool allowed people to drop pins, trace routes, and draw areas where they want to see improvement in Seattle’s transportation system. We heard the need for actions that improve safety, transportation choice, equity, and maintenance. Your input helped us develop the menu of actions.

From the map, we heard the need for actions that improve safety, transportation choice, equity, and maintenance.

May–October 2022 Community Based Organization (CBO) outreach
May–October 2022 | Community Based Organization (CBO) outreach

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We built relationships with community organizations and supported their culturally-relevant and community-based engagement, such as listening sessions, meetings and events, field trips, one-on-one interviews, and distributing tailored STP engagement materials.

CBOs helped to elevate the voices of those traditionally left out of planning processes through culturally- and community-appropriate outreach strategies.

May–October 2022 On the ground outreach
May–October 2022 | On the ground outreach: Community events

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4,000+ people engaged at outreach events

To achieve our STP engagement goals, we wanted to “meet people where they are.” This meant visiting local grocery stores, farmer’s markets, community meetings, festivals, and more. We monitored who we were hearing from in our outreach efforts, and pivoted our approach numerous times to ensure we were hearing from as many people as possible and from groups that are representative of the populations we serve. We prioritized attending events and meetings in neighborhoods that typically have lower participation and underrepresented voices.

Not everyone is able to access or use the internet, and some people notice a sign or poster more than a Tweet or post on Facebook. We distributed yard signs, posters, yard signs, and print ads across Seattle, focusing on priority neighborhoods and community gathering places.

Meetings with people and groups have helped make sure this plan is created for our communities, by our communities.

What did we learn in Phase 2?

During Phase 2, we shared what we heard from you during Phase 1 and showed how your input is guiding the plan’s vision, goals, and objectives. We also asked you to share how you want to get around in the future, what actions you would like us to take, and what you’d like to see in our draft transportation maps.

Our Phase 2 Engagement Summary Report details the engagement that ran from September 2022 through February 2023. Your input is being used to inform our ongoing development of the draft STP and to refine the draft network maps.

View our Phase 2 Engagement Summary Report

Review what you and your neighbors shared on our Phase 2 interactive mapping tool

Here’s what we’ve done so far and what we’ve heard from you!
September 2022–February 2023 Phase 2 Engagement
September 2022–February 2023 | Phase 2 Engagement

SDOT staff post behind a table at an outdoor event.

Phase 1 focused on your transportation needs and priorities, which helped us develop our collective vision for the future of Seattle’s transportation system.

STP engagement materials (digital and print) were available in 16 languages* so we could reach our growing non-English speaking community.

*Languages included: Amharic, Arabic, English, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Lao, Oromo, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Thai, Tigrinya, Traditional Chinese, and Vietnamese

September 2022–February 2023 Online Engagement Hub
September 2022–February 2023 | Online Engagement Hub

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The online engagement hub continued to be the portal for the community to access all digital engagement opportunities for the STT. During Phase 2, the online engagement hub was updated to included opportunities to:

  • View an events calendar with opportunities to engage with the STP team
  • Send an email or voicemail to the STP team
  • Leave a general comment about the plan
  • Sign up for email updates on the STP
  • Request an STP team member to attend an event for another organization.
September 2022–February 2023 Vision, Goals, and Objectives
September 2022–February 2023 | Vision, Goals, and Objectives

A screen capture shows the goals activity on the STP engagement hub.

2,937 total responses

The first activity on the Phase 2 online engagement hub gathered feedback on the draft STP vision, goals, and objectives. These were drafted based on the common themes we heard from you in Phase 1.

  • STP Vision
    692 responses
     
  • STP Goals
    661 responses
    579 reactions
  • STP Objectives
    526 responses
    479 reactions
September 2022–February 2023 Transportation Futures
September 2022–February 2023 | Transportation Futures

A screen capture shows the futures activity on the STP engagement hub.

4,687 total responses

The second online engagement hub activity asked about how quickly you would like to see Seattle’s transportation system change. From this activity, we learned that there is an appetite for transformational change in Seattle’s transportation system.

  • 3,219 responses
  • 1,468 comments
September 2022–February 2023 Menu of Actions
September 2022–February 2023 | Menu of Actions

Community members stand at an engagement activity near an STP table at an outdoor event.

21,251 total responses

The third online engagement hub activity asked people to review a menu of actions that were developed to support the draft STP vision, goals, and objectives. These actions were based on what we heard from you during Phase 1 of engagement.

  • 15,048 total “likes” on actions
  • 6,203 comments on actions
December 2022–February 2023 Interactive Mapping Tool 2: Draft Network Maps
December 2022–February 2023 | Interactive Mapping Tool 2: Draft Network Maps

A screen capture shows a map populated by many pins.

1,961 pins placed
1,000 unique users

This interactive mapping tool gave the community an opportunity to share feedback on the first draft of our network maps. The tool allowed people to drop pins and share input for each of the 5 draft transportation network maps:

  • Pedestrian Priority Investment Network
  • People Streets and Public Spaces Network
  • Bicycle and E-Mobility Network
  • Transit Network
  • Freight Network
September 2022–February 2023 Community Based Organization (CBO) outreach
September 2022–February 2023 | Community Based Organization (CBO) outreach

Community members stick dots on images posted on the walls at an event.

In Phase 2 we continued our work with community-based organizations (CBOs) to broaden and deepen our engagement with Seattle communities. These partnerships are helping us draft a plan that advances our goal of a racially equitable and socially just transportation system.

September 2022–February 2023 On the ground outreach
September 2022–February 2023 | On the ground outreach

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3,500+ people engaged

We met people where they are at meetings, community events, and pop-ups to make sure this plan is created for our communities and by our communities

Community events: 81

Click to see a list of community engagement events
  • Fauntleroy Community Association
  • Bike Everywhere Day (Seattle Neighborhood Greenways, Cascade Bicycle Club)
  • Delridge Bike Rodeo
  • Aki Kurose Community Day
  • Duwamish River Valley IdeaFest #2
  • Indigenous Peoples Festival
  • West Seattle Tool Library
  • High Point Safety Skills Event
  • Festival Sundiata Black Arts Fest (Central Area Collaborative)
  • Alki Ride
  • South Delridge Farmers Market (2)
  • Fire Station 31 Open House
  • West Seattle Farmers Market
  • Pop in the Central Area
  • White Center Community Dinner Church
  • Black African American Community Event: Honoring Family
  • Othello/Rainier Stay Healthy Street Block Party with RecNtheStreets
  • Sea Fair Indian Days Powwow
  • West Seattle Summer Fest
  • Market at Heron’s Nest
  • Alki Art Fair
  • Columbia City Farmers Market (4)
  • CID Celebration and Resource Fair at Hing Hay Park
  • Umojafest
  • Duwamish River Festival
  • Lake City Farmers Market (3)
  • Greenbridge/Seola Garden – Neighborhood house summer health and resource fair
  • Latinx Pride
  • Beacon Arts Street Festival
  • Othello International Festival at Othello Park (Heritage Event)
  • High Point Health Fair
  • Little Saigon Festival – Celebrate Little Saigon
  • Seattle Parks Big Day of Play
  • West Seattle bike experience (Alki to Seattle via water taxi and bike ride around the Duwamish, celebration @ Marianation Ma Kai)
  • Listening Session with Girls on the Run
  • Party in the Parking Lot
  • Nepantla Lowrider Art Show
  • Rainier Beach Back2School Bash
  • Chief Sealth High School Orientation
  • Trans Pride Seattle
  • Rainier Beach High School Orientation
  • Beacon Arts Street Festival
  • Eckstein Middle School Listening Session
  • Vietnamese Autumn Lantern Festival
  • Franklin High School Listening Session
  • Pop-up event at Lake City Grocery Outlet
  • West Seattle High School Earth Club
  • Pop-up event at Rainier Valley Safeway
  • Sound Steps
  • Rainier Beach Boo Bash
  • Lambert House Listening Session
  • OPCD Comp Plan Open House #1
  • Yesler Community Council Listening Session
  • Pop-up event at QFC Roxhill (2)
  • Pop-up event at Red Apple Beacon Hill (2)
  • OPCD Comp Plan Open House #2
  • Pop-up event at Uwajimaya (2)
  • Mercer International Middle School Listening Session
  • YMCA-YESC Environmental Leaders Summit
  • OPCD Comp Plan Open House #3
  • Lighthouse for the Blind Listening Session
  • OPCD Comp Plan Open House #4
  • DeafBlind Service Center Listening Session
  • Vietnamese Senior Association Listening Session/Briefing
  • OPCD Comp Plan Open House #5
  • BIPOC Bike Advocate Listening Session
  • DVSA South Park Walks
  • DVSA work shops
  • STP Open House #1
  • STP Open House #2
  • Khmer Community of Seattle King County — report back event

Meetings: 49

Click to see a list of community engagement meetings
  • Levy Oversight Committee
  • Freight Advisory Board (2)
  • Bicycle Advisory Board (2)
  • Pedestrian Advisory Board (3)
  • Comp Plan/STP IDT briefing (2)
  • TEW (7)
  • School Traffic Safety Committee (2)
  • Transit Advisory Board (3)
  • Planning Commission (3)
  • North Seattle Industrial Association (2)
  • Cascade Bicycle Club and Seattle Neighborhood Greenways
  • WSDOT
  • Comp Plan/STP IDT briefing
  • West Seattle Bike Connection
  • Phinney Ridge Community Council
  • KCM Transit Advisory Commission
  • SODO BIA Transportation Committee
  • TCC — WA Transportation Advocates
  • NW Columbia City Neighbors
  • WSB Maritime Townhall
  • U District Partnership
  • Environment and Climate Caucus of the 46th LD Democrats
  • U District Community Council
  • Downtown Neighbors
  • National Federation of the Blind of Washington Greater Seattle Chapter
  • Feet First
  • Mercer Stakeholders Group
  • Seattle Educators Association
  • Seattle New Liberals
  • Northern Rainier Valley Neighbors
  • SoDo stadiums stakeholders meeting
  • Association for the Advancement of Coast Engineers (AACE)
  • Lid I-5

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Nếu quý vị cần có bản dịch thông tin này, vui lòng gọi số (206) 257-2114

Hadii aad u baahan tahay macluumaadkan oo turjuban, fadlan la hadal (206) 257-2114

이 정보의 번역본이 필요한 경우, (206) 257-2114 으로 전화하십시오.

እዚ ሓበሬታ ክትርጎም ትደልዩ እንተኾይንኩም፣ በበዛኹም ናብ (206) 257-2114 ደውሉ፡፡

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What is the environmental review process for the Seattle Transportation Plan?
What is the environmental review process for the Seattle Transportation Plan?

The STP will go through the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) review process. SEPA ensures environmental values are thoroughly considered during the planning and decision-making processes. Under SEPA, and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is a required study that provides the City, public, and other agencies with anticipated environmental outcomes of the Seattle Transportation Plan. You can review our SEPA Fact Sheet to learn more!

SEPA Scoping Report

Scoping, which occurred earlier this year, was the first step of the EIS process. It was an opportunity for the community to review and provide feedback on the proposed alternatives, and to tell the City what elements of the built and natural environment should be studied. You can read the full SEPA Scoping Report to learn how your comments are shaping this process.

How does the EIS support the Seattle Transportation Plan?

The findings of the EIS will reinforce our commitment to transparency and contribute to informed decision-making. Your comments on the EIS are being incorporated in tandem with input shared through the larger community engagement for the STP. You don’t need to reshare any comments you’ve already provided!

Scoping Comment Period — June 16–July 29, 2022: Thank you to everyone who shared comments with us during the comment period. Your input is informing what will be included in the Environmental Impact Statement.

Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Release and 30-day Comment Period — Early 2023: Once the draft EIS is released, the community is invited to share comments. These comments are incorporated into the final EIS, along with responses.

Final EIS Published — Mid‑2023: The final EIS, which includes responses to comments shared on the draft EIS, will be used to inform the decision-making process

If you need this information translated, please call (206) 257‑2114.

STP 將通過州環境政策法案(State Environmental Policy Act,SEPA) 審查程序。SEPA 確保在規劃和決策過程中全面考慮環境價值. 如果您需要此信息的翻譯版,請致電 (206) 257‑2114。

El Plan de Transporte de Seattle (STP) será sometido al proceso de revisión de la Ley Estatal de Política Ambiental (SEPA). La Ley Estatal de Política Ambiental (SEPA) garantiza que los valores medioambientales se tengan en cuenta de forma exhaustiva durante los procesos de planificación y toma de decisiones. Si necesita esta información traducida, llame al (206) 257‑2114.

STP sẽ trải qua quá trình xem xét về Đạo Luật Chính Sách Môi Trường của Tiểu Bang (State Environmental Policy Act, SEPA). SEPA đảm bảo các giá trị môi trường được xem xét kỹ lưỡng trong quá trình lập kế hoạch và đưa ra quyết định. Nếu quý vị cần có bản dịch thông tin này, vui lòng gọi số (206) 257‑2114.

የሲያትል የማመላለሻ እቅድ (STP) በስቴት የአካባቢ የአየር ንብረት የአቋም መመሪያ ሕግ (SEPA) ግምገማ ሂደት ውስጥ ያልፋል። SEPA ዕቅድ በማውጣት እና በውሳኔ አሰጣጥ ሂደቶች የአካባቢ ንብረት እሴቶችን በሚገባ ግምት ውስጥ ያስገባ መሆኑን ያረጋግጣል። ይህ መረጃ እንዲተረጎምልዎ የሚፈልጉ ከሆነ እባክዎ(206) 257‑2114 ይደውሉ።

STP waxay mari doontaa nidaamka dib u eegista sharciga siyaasada deegaanka ee Gobolka (SEPA). SEPA waxay hubisaa in qiyamka deegaanka si fiican loo tixgeliyo inta lagu jiro qorshaynta iyo geedi socodka go’aan qaadashada. Hadii aad u baahan tahay macluumaadkan oo turjuban, fadlan la hadal (206) 257‑2114.

STP는 주 환경 정책법(State Environmental Policy Act, SEPA)의 검토 과정을 거칠 것입니다. SEPA는 계획 및 의사 결정 과정에서 환경 가치가 철저히 고려되도록 합니다. 이 정보의 번역본이 필요한 경우, (206) 257‑2114 으로 전화하십시오.

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Next Steps

Where we’re headed

The planning process began in January 2022, and we expect to have a draft plan for you to review in mid‑2023. Throughout the process, you will have opportunities to share your experiences and to review, comment on, and help shape the plan. Keep checking back here to stay updated on the process.

Timeline

May — August 2022

Phase 1 of public engagement

During this phase, we worked with the community to establish a shared vision for STP. We asked about your priorities, challenges, and needs as you move around Seattle.

 

September 2022 — February 2023

Phase 2 of public engagement

During this phase, we shared what we heard during Phase 1, heard your feedback on our vision, goals, and objectives, and learned what actions you want us to take to improve our transportation system. We also asked for your input on our draft transportation network maps.

 

Spring 2023

Share what we’ve learned from you

We will be summarizing what we’ve heard from you during phases 1 and 2. The input you’ve shared with us will guide our work as we develop the draft STP.

 

Mid‑2023

Phase 3 of public engagement

We’ll share the draft STP with the community and ask for your review and feedback to be sure we’re on the right track.

 

Fall 2023

Update the draft STP based on community input

 

Late 2023 — Early 2024

Work with the Mayor’s Office to further refine the plan and share it with City Council for adoption.

 

To stay informed on STP updates and upcoming opportunities to get involved, be sure to sign up for email updates.

Want more information?

Visit the Seattle Transportation Plan website to learn more about what the plan is, find project resources and frequently asked questions, and stay up to date on the planning process.

Thank you for taking part in developing the Seattle Transportation Plan! We look forward to continuing to work with you and your neighbors to create a transportation system that meets our collective needs.

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Do you have questions, concerns, or comments?

Send us an email: STP@Seattle.gov

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