CIP Parks And Recreation Presentation Workshop Final 0315171
Parks and Recreation Capital
Projects Prioritization Meeting
Office of Capital Improvement Projects &
Parks and Recreation Department
March 15, 2017
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MEETING OVERVIEW
•Current Parks Capital Projects
•Underfunded Parks Capital Projects
•*New* Parks Capital Projects (Considered for
FY 18 Budget)
•Other Parks Projects to Consider
•Prioritization Discussion
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CURRENT PARKS
CAPITAL PROJECTS
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Project Status: Construction
Scope:
•Installation of an ADA accessible playground, fixed
seating, and fitness equipment
•Installation of new plant material to include shade trees and sod
•Construction of an artificial wood crossing over the dunes
•Installation of automatic restroom doors
•Modifications to the beach shower to accommodate ADA
accessibility
Timeline: Completion Date: June 2017
ALLISON PARK
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RENDERING OF ALLISON PARK
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Project Status: Construction
Scope:
•Demolition of the existing pavilion
•Construction of a new LEED Gold Certified, 4000 sq. ft.
pavilion with an automated door system to open multi-use activity
room to adjacent park areas
•New pavilion includes two (2) ADA accessible restrooms,
reception/office, serving kitchen, storage room and mechanical
room
•Landscape improvements and new storm water drainage system
•Three (3) new playgrounds
Timeline: Completion Date: August 2017
MUSS PARK PAVILION
AND PLAYGROUND
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MUSS PARK PAVILION
AND PLAYGROUND RENDERING
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Project Status: Construction
Scope:
•Water feature will include fountains and water misters
•Pavers to be replaced with shell aggregate concrete
•Lights on both sides of the plaza.
Timeline: Completion Date: May 2017
SOUTH POINTE PARK
WATER FEATURE
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Project Status: Construction
Scope:
•Install a new ADA accessible kayak launch that includes an
approach platform, a gangway and a pile-anchored floating
dock
•Remove invasive vegetation and replenish mangroves
•Provide walkways to access the kayak launch
•Install environmental signage
Timeline: Completion Date: April 2017
DICKENS KAYAK LAUNCH
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SAMPLE PHOTO OF AN ACCESSIBLE KAYAK LAUNCH
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Completed Scope:
•Football Field
•Tennis Center
•Soccer Field Renovation
•Dog Park Renovation
Remaining Scope:
•Baseball Field Renovation
•Softball Field Renovation
•New Restroom Facility (Under Construction)
•New Open Green Space- Butterfly Garden
•Handball Courts Renovations
•New Outdoor Fitness Area
•New Bike Path
•Open Green Space
•Historic Lodge Renovation
•New Pedestrian Pathway
FLAMINGO PARK IMPROVEMENTS
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FLAMINGO PARK MASTER PLAN
Approved Budget: $16, 217, 465
Additional Funding: $ 4,949,000
Total Project Budget: $21,166,465
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FLAMINGO PARK MASTER PLAN
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Project Status: Construction
Scope:
•Demolition of the existing structure
•New restroom (Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and office
facility building
•Landscaping and irrigation
•Pedestrian lighting
Timeline: Completion Date: May 2017
FLAMINGO PARK
RESTROOM FACILITY
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Phase I
•Demolition and temporary restoration of the old Property Management area
Timeline: Construction Start Date: May 2017
Budget: $229,241
•Handball Courts Remodel (Joe Rubin and Haas)
Timeline: Construction Start Date: September 2017
Budget: $486,582
•Parkwide Improvements (to include landscaping and irrigation, fencing,
Central Plaza, multipurpose path, and lighting)
Timeline: Construction Start Date: September 2017
Budget: $1,426,213
FLAMINGO PARK PHASING
AND FUNDING BREAKDOWN
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FLAMINGO PARK PHASING
AND FUNDING BREAKDOWN
Phase II (unfunded)
•Softball Field Renovation
Timeline: Construction Start Date: January 2018
Budget: $1,668,508
•Remaining Parkwide Improvements lighting, signage,
drainage improvements, site furniture, bleachers for basketball
courts and outdoor fitness cluster
Timeline: Construction Start Date: March 2018
Budget: $2,191,237
•Baseball Field Renovation
Timeline: Construction Start Date: May 2018
Budget: $1,502,981
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FLAMINGO PARK PHASING
AND FUNDING BREAKDOWN
Phase III (unfunded)
Miscellaneous Improvements (To include butterfly garden, park
entrance features, passive water feature and renovation of historic
lodge)
Timeline: Construction Start Date: June 2018
Budget: $573,768
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Project Status: Design
Scope:
•Park main entrance plaza and promenade with beach access
•New sand volleyball courts and multi use pathways
•Future ADA playground and new bicycle racks
•Eco friendly landscaping, irrigation and LED lighting
•New Restroom Facilities
Timeline: Construction Start Date: November 2017
Budget: $5,390,000
ALTOS DEL MAR PARK
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ALTOS DEL MAR PARK
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Project Status: Design
Scope: Installing a new kayak launch at Crespi and 81 Street
Timeline: Construction Start Date: May 2017
Budget: $265,930
CRESPI KAYAK LAUNCH
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Project Status: Design
Scope:
•New park pathway
•Three (3) ADA accessible overlooks
•Landscaping and site furnishings
•Educational signage
•Lighting
•Living shoreline
Timeline: Construction Start Date: June 2018
Funding Request: $772,000
BRITTANY BAY PARK LIVING SHORELINE
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Project Status: Design
Scope:
•Playground, dog parks and vita course
•Bathroom
•Tennis facility and courts
•Parking
•Community and butterfly garden
•Lake, meadow, open play, pavilions and linear water feature
Timeline: Construction Start Date: November 2017
Approved Budget: $5,760,190
Additional Funding Request: $13,075,000
Total: $18,835,190
MID BEACH COMMUNITY PARK
(FORMERLY PAR 3)
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MID BEACH COMMUNITY PARK
(FORMERLY PAR 3) RENDERING
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Project Status: Design
Scope:
•Circulation and Lighting (To include pathway network, new pedestrian
scale lighting, and City’s beach walk system)
•New Iconic Gateways and Park Signage
•Facility Program enhancements (To include new shade structures,
refurbished restroom facilities and picnic shelters and new playground)
•Planting
Timeline: Construction Start Date: January 2018
Approved Budget: $850,000
Additional Funding Request: $9,045,000
Total: $9,895,000
NORTH SHORE OPEN
SPACE PARK
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NORTH SHORE OPEN
SPACE PARK RENDERING
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Project Status: Design
Scope:
•Construction of ADA restroom building, baseball storage area,
concession area, and required site grading
Timeline: Construction Start Date: December 2017
Approved Budget: $410,000
Additional Funding Request: $591,000
Total: $1,001,000
NORTH SHORE PARK
RESTROOM ADDITION
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NORTH SHORE PARK
RESTROOM ADDITION RENDERING
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Project Status: Design
Scope:
•Renovation/expansion of the North Shore Tennis Center Building
•Enclose the current building to create a dedicated entrance and
indoor space similar to the Flamingo Park Tennis Center Building
Timeline: Construction Start Date: December 2017
Approved Budget: $512,000
Additional Funding Request: $115,000
Total: $627,000
NORTH SHORE PARK
TENNIS CENTER RENOVATION
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Project Status: Design
Scope:
•Drainage improvements in the playground area to eliminate
flooding
•Replacement of playground including safety surface and shade
structure
•Installation of artificial turf soccer field
Timeline: Construction Start Date: January 2018
Budget: $1,181,000
FAIRWAY PARK IMPROVEMENTS
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Project Status: Design
Scope:
•Installation of quality, industry standard artificial turf and any
other improvements needed to increase customer satisfaction
with programming and general use.
Timeline: Construction Start Date: January 2018
Budget: $255,000
NORMANDY ISLE PARK
TURF REPLACEMENT
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Project Status: A/E Selection
Scope:
•Soil and groundwater assessment and remediation
•New plant material
•Re-grade existing soil and address irrigation
•Replace playground structures and add a fitness circuit
•New signage, trash receptacles and benches.
Timeline: Design Start Date: May 2017
Approved Budget: $1,453,000
Additional Funding Request: $2,729,000
Total: $4,182,000
MAURICE GIBB MEMORIAL
PARK
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Project Status: Planning
Scope: Construction of a food and beverage concession stand to
help activate the park. The project includes a 1400 sq foot structure
with MEP, finishes and restrooms, dumpster enclosure, hood,
exhaust, grease trap, utilities and kitchen equipment
Approved Budget: $800,000
SOUNDSCAPE PARK CONCESSION AND RESTROOMS
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CURRENT
UNDERFUNDED
PARKS CAPITAL
PROJECTS
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•Flamingo Park Improvements $4,949,000
•North Shore Park Restrooms $591,000
•North Shore Park Tennis Center $115,000
•Future Community Park (Formerly Par 3) $13,077,000
•Maurice Gibb Memorial Park Redesign $2,729,000
•North Shore Open Space Park Renovation$9,045,000
•Brittany Bay Park and Living Shoreline $772,000
TOTAL: $31,278,000
UNDERFUNDED PARKS PROJECTS
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NEW PARKS
PROJECTS BEING
CONSIDERED FOR
FY 18 BUDGET
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Estimated Budget: $220,000
Justification: The Flamingo Park Football stadium perimeter fence is in
need of replacement; its condition is beyond restoration. The Parks
Department is constantly paying for the service to re-weld or replace
missing vandalized fence pickets. Pickets also break off from the impact of
heavy soccer balls, and by trespassers creating shortcuts all around the
field, also by those avoiding payment of the fee charged events.
Proposed Project Scope:
•Installation of approximately 2,060 linear feet of 8’foot high
commercial grade ornamental aluminum fence, powder coat and
primed (black).
•Fencing shall be fabricated by punch pressed assembled pickets to the
rail (No welding). Includes engineering plans demolition and proper
disposal of the existing fence.
FLAMINGO PARK FOOTBALL
FIELD FENCE REPLACEMENT
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Estimated Budget: $90,000
Justification: The new Outdoor Fitness Equipment will provide
additional exercise opportunities for park patrons, particularly those
who use the nearby track. Flamingo Park Track is heavily used
throughout the day by exercise enthusiast. Currently, the users are
utilizing fences and benches to attach exercise bands and perform
body weigh exercises, which in turn causing damages to the park
equipment. With this outdoor fitness equipment area, they will have
a designated place to perform all these exercises.
FLAMINGO PARK OUTDOOR
FITNESS EQUIPMENT
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Estimated Budget: $88,000
Justification: After 15 years of routine topdressing and normal wear
and tear, the practice facility has become unleveled and is not
appropriate as a practice facility of a World Class Golf Club.
With the addition of the Jim Mclean Golf Academy at the
Instructional side and the large volume of business that they are
doing this project is vital to the continued success and future growth
of the program.
Proposed Project Scope:
•Renovate the public & instructional practice tees
•Strip existing grass, spread material to increase the overall hitting
area, roto till, laser grade and sod & sprig entire areas of
approx. 37,800 sq. ft.
MIAMI BEACH GOLF CLUB
PRACTICE TEE RENOVATION
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Estimated Budget: $375,000
Justification: Both the Normandy Isle Park main and kiddie pool
are leaking. The main one is leaking in the pipe that goes to the
collection tank and the kiddie pool is leaking in the main drain. The
floor is in need of immediate repairs and it will be needed after
repairs to plumbing. The Parks and Recreation department has
received several complaints from residents due to the bad condition
of the kiddie playground and surfacing.
Proposed Project Scope:
•Repairing the water leak at the main and kiddie pool
•Replacement of the pool playground and surfacing due to
excessive corrosion
•New pool furnishings
NORMANDY ISLE PARK
& POOL REPAIRS
*TOP PRIORITY*
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Estimated Budget: $65,000
Justification: The clubhouse has been open for 9 years and due to
normal wear and tear on the building’s exterior and interior walls it
is now time for a fresh painting. In addition to this the proper wood
was not installed on the exterior of the building during construction
and has resulted in a lot of rotted areas on the columns and fascia
of the building.
Proposed Project Scope:
•Painting of exterior and interior of clubhouse, cart barn, storage
building and maintenance building.
•Repair/replace rotted wood from fascia and columns on the
exterior of club house building.
NORMANDY SHORES GOLF
CLUB PAINTING OF BUILDING
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•Not feasible at this time, due to structural concern.
•It can be done if a major structural overhaul is done to the
roofing system for reinforcement. There would also be
HVAC and Electrical ramifications involved with this retrofit,
including ADA access.
NORTH SHORE PARK YOUTH CENTER ROOFTOP
SOCCER FIELD OR BATTING CAGES
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Estimated Budget: South Beach - $35,000
Mid Beach - $80,000
North Beach - $190,000
Locations:
•South: Majory Stoneman Douglas Park
•Mid: Collins Park and Indian Beach Park
•North: Crespi Park, Stillwater Park, Tatum Park, Allison Park, Normandy Isle Park
and Fairway Park
Justification: Restrooms are in great need of restoration. It’s appearance and condition
is beyond the janitorial deep cleaning process. The department continuously receives
poor scores on the City's Cleanliness Index Report and this restoration will improve
scores drastically.
Proposed Project Scope:
•Installation of Porcelain tiles along interior bathroom
•Replace existing toilets urinals and plumbing fixtures including sinks, toilet partitions,
hand-dryers and dispensing hardware, including epoxy floors, demolition and
permitting.
PARK RESTROOM RENOVATIONS
*TOP PRIORITY*
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Estimated Budget: $693,000
Justification: This vacant piece of land is located adjacent to
multiple single family homes. It would give the residents another
park within walking distance of their home. The creation of this park
was supported by the Parks and Recreational Facilities Advisory
Board and the Finance and Citywide Projects Committee gave a
positive recommendation on Friday, February 17, 2017 for the
project to be proposed during the FY 18 Budget process.
Proposed Project Scope:
•This project entails the creation of a pocket park on the vacant
lot located on Alton Road and 20th Street. The park will include
a regular playground, a shade structure, picket fence, utility
connections, sod, walkways, irrigation and benches.
POCKET PARK AT
20TH
STREET & SUNSET DRIVE
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Estimated Budget: $200,000 or Less
Status: Staff engaging in community outreach
Scope To Be Determined
PLAYGROUND AT
23RD
STREET & N. BAY ROAD
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SCOTT RAKOW YOUTH CENTER
ROOFTOP BATTING CAGES
•Not feasible at this time and not an
ideal location for this type of
activity/noise.
•The dimensions of the older Scott
Rakow building roof (where the old
tennis courts were), are approximately
120’ X 160’. Given this, we can
potentially fit approximately 10
batting cages (oriented north-south) on
the roof.
•Project is estimated at $93,600
•These costs do not include ADA
Accessibility/elevator and the
potential of having to change the
current roof system.
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Estimated Budget: $80,000
Justification: The original floor installed at the outdoor patio was a
rubber floor that deteriorated very fast due to the heavy use of the
area. Due to the conditions of that floor, it was removed and now
the area is in bare concrete. The intention is to install a flooring
system that complies with ADA standards, which provide a proper
friction coefficient to avoid slippery and also to cover all the
existing imperfections and cracks on the existing concrete.
Proposed Project Scope:
•Installation and other improvements of approximately 5,333 sq.
ft. of new flooring system in the Patio Area at Scott Rakow Youth
Center.
SCOTT RAKOW YOUTH CENTER
PATIO DECK REPAIRS
*TOP PRIORITY*
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Estimated Budget: $190,000
Justification: The Scott Rakow Youth Center’s Pool Restrooms are in great
need of restoration, its appearance and condition are beyond the
janitorial deep cleaning process, the facility looks rundown and used well
beyond its use life. The pool deck has cracks and unsightly patches; the
perimeter fence is old and weakened by the rust from salt air and
exposure chlorine.
Proposed Project Scope:
•Installation of Porcelain tiles along interior bathroom, replace existing
toilets urinals and plumbing fixtures including sinks, toilet partitions,
hand-dryers and dispensing hardware, including epoxy floors,
demolition and permitting.
•Resurfacing the pool deck with Cool Decking material
•Replace the existing 8-foot high black vinyl coated chain link fence.
SCOTT RAKOW YOUTH CENTER
POOL RESTROOM RENOVATION
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Estimated Budget: $90,000
Justification: Adding lighting to the Flamingo Dog Park and the
Washington Dog Park has been a request of the residents who find
the need to use the dog parks in the late evening hours, especially
during daylight savings when it gets dark earlier.
Proposed Project Scope:
•The addition of lighting to the Flamingo Park and Washington
Dog Parks.
•This will consist of the installation of approximately 4 light poles
at Flamingo Park and 5 light poles at Washington Dog Parks.
SOUTH BEACH DOG PARKS
LIGHTING
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ESTIMATED
MAINTENANCE
INCREASES
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ESTIMATED
MAINTENANCE INCREASES
•Maurice Gibb Memorial Park
o No Change
•Allison Park
o Grounds Maintenance - $30,000
o Janitorial – No Change
•Altos Del Mar
o Grounds Maintenance - $30,000
o Janitorial – $4,000
•Flamingo Park Restroom Facility
o Janitorial - $10,000
•Mid Beach Community Park (Formerly
Par 3)
o Grounds Maintenance - $312,500
o Janitorial – $4,000
•Muss Park
o Grounds Maintenance – No Change
o Janitorial - $6,000
•North Shore Open Space Park
o Grounds Maintenance - $362,000
o Janitorial – No Change
•North Shore Park Restroom Addition
o Janitorial – 6,000
•Pocket Park on 20th
Street and Sunset
Drive
o Grounds Maintenance – $23,000
•Playground on 23rd Street and N. Bay
Road
o Grounds Maintenance - $23,000
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•Normandy Isle Park & Pool Repairs - $375,000 ($110,000 to fix leaks)
•Park Restroom Renovations - $305,000
•Scott Rakow Youth Center Pool Restroom Renovation - $190,000
•Scott Rakow Youth Center Patio Deck Repairs - $80,000
•Flamingo Park Football Field Fence Replacement - $220,000
•Flamingo Park Outdoor Fitness Equipment - $90,000
•Miami Beach Golf Club Practice Tee Renovation - $88,000
•Normandy Shores Golf Club Painting of Building - $65,000
•North Shore Youth Center Rooftop Soccer Field or Batting Cages – N/A
•Pocket Park at 20 Street and Sunset Drive - $693,000
•Playground at 23rd Street and North Bay Road - $200,000 or less
•Scott Rakow Youth Center Rooftop Batting Cages - $93,000+
•South Beach Dog Park Lighting - $90,000
OVERVIEW
NEW PROJECTS BEING CONSIDERED FOR FY 18 BUDGET
TOTAL: $2,492,000 +
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•Flamingo Park Improvements: $4,949,000
•North Shore Park Restrooms $591,000
•North Shore Park Tennis Center $115,000
•Future Community Park (Formerly Par 3) $13,077,000
•Maurice Gibb Memorial Park Redesign $2,729,000
•North Shore Open Space Park Renovations $9,045,000
•Brittany Bay Park and Living Shoreline $772,000
TOTAL: $31,278,000
OVERVIEW
UNDERFUNDED PARKS PROJECTS
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OTHER PROJECTS TO CONSIDER
•Competitive Swimming Pool
•Estimated Budget: $6,750,000
•Outdoor Aquatic Facility with 25 yd x 50 meter Competition Pool without Parking
•Skate Park
•Current Funds Available: $396,280.00
•Lummus Park Master Plan and Renovation
•Estimated Budget: $5,125,000
•Includes: New sod, irrigation, landscaping, renovation of lights and walkways,
new fixtures (trash bins, beach showers, benches, etc.), and new 10th
and 14th
Street Restrooms.
•Miami Beach Golf Club – Course Renovation
•Estimated Budget Year: FY 20
•Estimated Budget Range: $2-$4 Million
•Roof Top Seating at North Shore Park Tennis Center
•Estimated Budget: TBD
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PRIORITIZATION
HIGH
MEDIUM
LOW
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QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
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