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6/9/94
RESOLUTION NO. 9 4- 429
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING VIZCATRAN LIMITED'S
PROPOSAL TO DOWN -ZONE TO R-2 THE PROPERTY
LOCATED AT 168-200 S.W. 32ND ROAD AND 3200-
3202 S.W. 2ND AVENUE AND 1100-1139 S.W. 22ND
TERRACE, MIAMI, FLORIDA; AUTHORIZING PAYMENT
TO VIZCATRAN, LIMITED IN THE AMOUNT OF NINE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
($980,000); FURTHER AUTHORIZING PAYMENT OF
CERTAIN COSTS INCURRED IN CONNECTION WITH A
LAWSUIT PERTAINING TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED
PROPERTY; WAIVING ALL FEES IN CONNECTION WITH
REZONING PROCESS; ALLOCATING FUNDS THEREFOR
FROM THE GENERAL FUND AND CERTAIN OTHER
ACCOUNTS AS SPECIFIED HEREIN, SAID PAYMENT
SUBJECT TO CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS
PRECEDENT AS SET FORTH HEREIN.
WHEREAS, Vizoatran, Limited, a Florida Limited Partnership
(Vizcatran) owns certain property located at 168-200 S.W. 32nd
Road and 3200-3202 S.W. 2nd Avenue and 1100-1139 S.W. 22nd
Terrace, Miami, Florida (more particularly described as Tract A,
Vizcatran Garden, as recorded in Plat Book 129, Page 89, Public
Records of Dade County Florida) herein after referred to as "the
Property"; and
WHEREAS, the Property is presently zoned R-4 high density,
multiple family residential and in accordance therewith Vizcatran
has undertaken plans to construct a high rise multi -family
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residential building which site plans therefor have been approved
by the City; and
WHEREAS, on September 27, 1993, the City Commission adopted
Motion 93-604 instructing the City Manager to undertake a zoning
study (the "Study") of the Property in order to determine the
feasibility of down -zoning the Property; and
WHEREAS, the Study undertaken concluded that, based upon
changed conditions, the Property should be rezoned from R-4 high
density, multiple family residential to R-2, two-family
residential, and that the corresponding change be made to the
Miami Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan 1989-2000 by changing the
land use on the Future Land Use Plan from high density,
multi -family to duplex; and
WHEREAS, on November 10, 1993, the Planning Advisory Board
(PAB) unanimously approved the findings of the Study (by
Resolution PAB-39-93), the land use amendment (by Resolution
PAB-40-93) and the rezoning of the Property (by Resolution
PAB 41-93); and
WHEREAS, on December 16, 1993, the City Commission by
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Resolution 93-809 rejected the Study; and
WHEREAS, a lawsuit is presently pending in the Circuit Court
of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit in and for Dade County, Florida,
Appellate Division, Case No. 94-15AP (the "Lawsuit"), wherein a
number of residents of the neighborhood wherein the Property is
located (the "Neighbors"), as appellants, are contesting the City
Commission's action pursuant to Resolution No. 93-809; and
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WHEREAS, the Charter of the City of Miami authorizes the
City to do all things necessary or expedient for promoting or
maintaining the general welfare, oomfort, peace, and health of
the City or its inhabitants; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission has determined that the above
referenced interests will be served and promoted by down -zoning
the Property as recommended by the Study;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the
Preamble to this Resolution are hereby adopted by referenced
thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this
Section.
Section 2. The City Commission hereby authorizes the
City Manager, subject to the conditions specified in Section 4
hereof, to pay Vizoatran $980,000 in exchange for Vizoatran
downzoning of the Property to 111981" levels. The amounts set
forth herein shall be paid in the manner provided as follows:`/
a. Approximately three hundred thousand, five hundred
seventy-five dollars ($300,575) shall be paid to
Vizoatran from the Vizoatran, Limited escrow
account established
agreement dated June
Pacific Holdings, Inc.
pursuant to a certain
15, 1988, between Swire
Vizoatran, Limited, the
All amounts set forth herein are approximations and are
subject to recalculation at the time of disbursement.
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City of Miami and Ocean Dank, as amended (the
Escrow).
b. Five hundred eighty-one thousand, four hundred
twenty-five dollars ($581,425) from the General
Fund shall be paid to Vizoatran as follows:
(i) An amount of $280,000 to be payable upon the
completion of the downzoning of the Property.
(ii) An amount of $301,425 to be payable over the
next three years on the anniversary date of
the adoption of this Resolution, with no
interest payable thereon, as follows:
June 9, 1995 $100,000
June 9, 1996 $100,000
June 9, 1997 $101,425
c. City will cancel an indebtedness in the amount of
fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) owed by Vizoatran
in connection with the Escrow.
d. City shall refund Vizoatran the sum of forty eight
thousand dollars ($48,000) for permit fees.
Section 3. The City Commission further authorizes the
City Manager, subject to the conditions specified in Section
hereof, to pay the Neighbors an amount not to exceed one half of
the legal costs incurred by the Neighbors in connection with the
Lawsuit.
Section 4. The City Commission hereby resolves that the
authorization given to the City Manager to disburse the above
specified funds is expressly contingent upon:
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a. Vizoatran completing, or causing to be completed,
all actions necessary to accomplish a down -zoning
of the Property from R-4 high density, multiple
family residential to R-2, two-family residential
and the corresponding change to the Miami
Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan 1989-2000 by
changing the land use on the Future Land Use Plan
from high density, multi -family to duplex, and the
re -opening of the street located on or about S.W.
22nd Terrace.
b. The Neighbors dismissing the Lawsuit with
prejudice.
o. Vizoatran reimbursing the Neighbors in an amount
equal to one-half of all of legal costs incurred
in connection with the Lawsuit.
Section 5. The City Commission hereby authorizes the
City Manager to waive all fees in connection with the rezoning
process.
Section 6. This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 9th day of June , 1994.
Aft S PHEN P. CLARR, MAYOR
ATT
MATT HIRAI
CITY CLERK
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PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
JULIE O. BRU
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
A. QUI N
CITY ATTOJO ;;' III
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Commission
FROM : Cesa O
City r
RECOMMENDATION
52
DATE : JW r 1 1994 FILE
SUaJECT : Resolution Authorizing
Purchase Offer to
Vizcatran, Ltd.
REFERENCES For City commission
Meeting of 6/9/94
ENCLOSURES:
It is respectfully recommended that the City Commission adopt the
attached Resolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into an
Contract for Sale and Purchase, in a form acceptable to the City
Attorney, for the acquisition of the residential property
described as approximately 168-200 S.W. 32 Rd., 3200-3202 S.W. 2
Ave., and 1100-1139 S.W. 22 Terr., Miami, Florida, (more
particularly described as Tract A, Vizcatran Garden, as recorded
in Plat Book 129, page 89, Public Records of Dade County,
Florida), in the amount of
Dollars ($ .00)
BACKGROUND
On January 13, 1994, by Resolution No. 94-41, the City Commission
authorized the City Manager to enter into good faith negotiations
to acquire that certain parcel of real property known as the
"Vizcatran Property"; authorizing appraisals and title status;
providing for intent; establishing parameters; and requiring
review by the City Commission upon the conclusion of said
negotiations.
The City's verbal offer to acquire via an exchange of City -owned
real property was rejected by the Vizcatran Property owner's
representative. Accordingly, a title opinion was obtained
stating that as of February 1, 1994, the fee simple title to the
property was vested in Vizcatran, Ltd., a Florida limited
partnership ("Owner"), subject to recorded encumbrances and
liens. Staff also procured two independent appraisals of the
highest and best use under the existing zoning which resulted in
the following:
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Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Commission
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1) Chastain Appraisal & Consulting, Inc.(MAI)...... $558,000.00
Final report dated April 26, 1994
2) The Republic Appraisal Co.II, Inc. (MAI)........ $425,000.00
Appraisal date February 8, 1994
The Owner produced a third appraisal of the subject property
dated November 22, 1989 (an update appraisal performed by Quality
Homes Realty, Inc. for Ocean Bank of Miami) in the amount of
$840,000.00.
On April 7, 1994, the Owner offered to sell the subject property
for the sum of $1,690,664.32.
On April 14, 1994, the City Commission instructed the
Administration to identify potential funding sources and to
negotiate a structured purchase with the Owner for presentation
to the City Commission. The Commission further requested staff
to research the value of City taxes. Under current zoning, the
1993 total County assessed value was $363,638 and the City
property tax portion was $4,295. Future taxes to the City under
a different zoning are unknown and will depend on the value of
future improvements.
Pursuant to Resolution 77-73, passed and adopted on January 27,
1977, the City Manager and the City Clerk are authorized to enter
into agreements to purchase real estate for a price not to exceed
the appraised value of the property to be acquired, plus a bonus
of 10% on the first $10,000, five (5%) percent on any amount
between $10,000 and $500,000, and three (3%) percent on any
amount between $500,000 and $1 million. Given this formula, the
City Manager is authorized to enter into an agreement for a
purchase price of $585,240 (based on our highest appraised value
of $558,000 plus $27,240 per Reso.77-73).
However, the City Commission may additionally consider the
following factors as they relate to the City's offer to purchase
the Vizcatran Property:
1) strong community opposition to the existing development
plan which is based upon the current zoning;
2) potential devaluation of adjacent property values as
cited by the area residents; and
3) City's exposure to potential detrimental reputation
among Miami developers.
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Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Commission
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During negotiations, the Owner offered the City the following
options:
1) An outright sale to the City of Miami for
$1,600,000.00, or
2) A Settlement Agreement of a lawsuit presently pending
in the Circuit Court Appellate Division by and between:
(a) The City of Miami, a municipality;
(b) Vizcatran, Ltd., a Fl. Limited Partnership; and
(c) Luis Herrera, Kevin Smith, Laura Arana, et al
(collectively referred to as "the Neighbors").
The Settlement Agreement totalling $1,600,000 conveys
ownership of the Vizcatran Property to the City of
Miami by general warranty deed.
The Administration cannot meet the requirements of the two
aforementioned options proposed by the Owner, however, if the
City Commission adopts the attached Resolution authorizing the
City Manager to enter into a Contract for Sale and Purchase in a
form acceptable to the City Attorney, the $
purchase price may be structured approximately as follows:
Amount due from City
Disburse Escrow
Release of Ltr.Credit
Satisfaction of Loan
Payoff delinquent taxes
Refund Bldg. Permit
Cash - General Fund
Total Due from City $
$300,000
121,000
50,238
50,000
48,000
* (*$280,762 is the maximum
amount identified by the
Administration as being
available from the General
Fund for this purchase)
Attached: Proposed Settlement Agreement
Proposed Resolution
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
Matty Hirai May 41 1994
T° � City Clerk p^T� ` FILE :
Request to Publish
sua�ecT : Notice of Public Hearing
FRAM 41auar O iguez, Director REFERENCES :V1ZCatran, Ltd.
Offi of seat Management
and capi al Improvements ENCLOSUtiEs :Notice of Public Hearing
Please make arrangements to publish the attached new Notice of
Public Hearing for the purpose of hearing any comments from
interested parties regarding a Purchase and Sale Agreement for
the acquisition of a parcel of real property located at
approximately 168-200 S.W. 32nd Rd., 3200-3202 S.W. 2nd Ave., and
2100-1139 S.W. 22nd Terr., Miami, Florida.
This hearing was originally specially set for May 26 at 6:00 p.m.
and it is being re -scheduled for.,June 9, 1994�at 6:00 .m.
Josephine Argudin
Agate to City Manager II
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AMENDED NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
PLEASE ALL TAKE NOTICE THAT a public hearing previously set for
May 26, 1994 has been rescheduled and will be held before the
City of Miami Commission on June 9, 1994, at 6:00 p.m., in the
City Commission Chambers at City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive,
Miami, Florida, for the purpose of hearing any comments from
interested parties regarding a Resolution authorizing the City
Manager to enter into a Purchase and Sale Agreement for the
acquisition of a parcel of real property located at approximately
168-200 S.W. 32 Rd., 3200-3202 S.W. 2 Ave., and 1100-1139 S.W. 22
Terr., Miami, Florida (more particularly described as Tract A,
Vizcatran Garden, as recorded in Plat Book 129, page 89, Public
Records of Dade County, Florida). Current appraisals and offers
are available for inspection by the public at the City of Miami,
Office of Asset Management & Capital Improvements, 300 Biscayne
Blvd. Way, Suite 400, Miami, Florida.
All interested persons are invited to appear and may be heard
concerning this item. Should any person desire to appeal any
decision of the City Commission with respect to any matter
considered at this hearing, that person shall ensure that a
verbatim record of the proceedings is made, including all
testimony and evidence upon which any appeal may be based.
(CITY SEAL)
(1271)
MATTY HIRAI
CITY CLERK
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
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about which i 'wow - czuflot seem tV acco1q.ji.is what Are Alwiso alasie ctw1d do*
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CC3 City Clark • The City of Mami
MIAMI - Thursday - 2 1994
TOs- MIAMI-D,AD1 WATAX AND SBWIIR DEPARTMENT
Re s W&ter and Sewer
FROM Ida«,Haria C}IVASt70 ACCro No. 0215-0266-01
3725 S.W, First Avenue 3725 S.We First Avenue
MIAMI* Florida 33145-3909 NMI,, Florida 33145-3909
For the sake of good order - record - and informations decided to confirm
herewith the telephonic conversation had with Mra George DUIRKIN, Chiefs
Customer Service Division on Thursday " 26 May 1994 - the same day letter
dated May 24*, 1994 was delivered*.
Firstlyr I thanked Mr4 DURKIN for returning ay telephone call - which cannot
be said for Mr* Anthony CLZRRNTE who I telepUened - AND who a supposedly
secretary with a foreign Accent •• took the message* The writer requested my
call be returned 4 which incidentally never was returned*
As set forth to Mro DURKIN - my original;..etter dated AIIAMI - 10 May 1993 «
was delivered in person by the writer to the DO0TOWN office at the same time
the bill was paid - IN CASH - on Tuesday 11 May 1993 - to Blanca Morgan who
accepted the payment; BUT' would not give me a receipt for the letter. So
stranger because in all my years of business experience • over fifty (50) «
this situation never happened, or occurreds to me4 However,. perhaps* this
form of procedure is due to the fact that the individual in question is foreign
born - not born in the good olc' U.S.AQ - The UNITED STATHS of &IERICA9 Only
reason I delivered said, or rays letter in person - DOWNTOYI1 - as exDlained.to
aura DUR$IN - was because I had at the time other errands to,)perform in the same
vicinity$ AND.$, too* would have a due receipt for the letter - which did not
occurs AND, took would save the 290 postage stamp* I arc in the so-called
"BELOW POVERTY" bracket* or line$ in accordance with established statistics
of the so-called governmental authorities.
Relativs to the so-called investigator - a small$ short man - dispatched to
my service address - here« too$ the man was foreign born - could hard3*peak
English. As far as removing the handles of the outdoor spigots A this was
dome by me - the k.7iter a many years ago - ever since the time the MMO RAIL
was being constructed right in the back$ or rear, of my home - since I
personally caught a workman - also foreign borh - stealing water from.one of
the outdoor spigots - which water up to the time of writing has never been paid to meo
Too* caught another man with a pair of pliers is his hand - so much so that the
outdoor spigot concerned was damaged and tan be inspected as such at any time 0
because it still remains as such*
Re the consumption of water - 34 ccfs each - in January 1993 and April 19930
respectively - does it not seem odd or strange - that the consuV tion for both
quarters should be identical? Does this not seem suspicious.?:
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MIAMI p Thursday • 2 J 1994 Page No, 2
TOE - .' , MIAMI »DADf WATER , AND } S1WRX DRPARTMSNT
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Many years agog do aot'renember'exaetly'when as to the date - returning
Name from my employment M found &'lake in the back of my home, Evidentlyg.
someone availed themself of the water v BUT* did not have the decencyq
nor the courtels, to closes .or turn# it off after usung its
�f
WHAT A WAY TO LIYBeeo
Purchased this property » ny home d in order to live in peaceful surroundings ^-
as suah was the case when purchased in the year 1952 w which indicates that
at the'ead of this year'1.994 - I shall have resided here at the same location -
ALL of fortyetwe (42) years* •BUT# suchlas not been the case, because the
so-called engineers of the supposed DOT (Department of Transportation) saw fit
to close the EXIT at ,S,W``:32ad ,Road /, S.W. 12th Avenue# By not allowing D or
aft constructingp'a lane for disabled vehicles on the right side travelling
south.* running aloxgside,jl.95 Vi paS♦ Noa'l `' South Dixie Highway M at
i6th Avenue`'Avenvje`'4 si9htly . xamed:..by. `me s 'x'D$ATH JUNCTION" me due to the many &
frequent `accidents ;which ecaur";here"at'this junction » has caused me to live
with a perfect nightmareo' �ASo'beCause vehicles which become disabled along this
stsetah of road must,autozmtically be.pushed - AND eventually end up lodged
in front of any hoiae ",the first available exits S.Wo 16th Avenue y at
S.W. First Avenue - MIAMI - City of
Then* toes, one must'aot`overleok�the fact that police officers of The City of
Miami (once the "MAGIC CITY" m not any more) - FHP / Florida Highway Patrol
and even Metropolitan Dade County at times - evidently instruct drivers -
also along with,aceident vehicles to stop here in front of my home - once
again - I repeat E
;bu's s 3725 S,It First Avenue »City of MIIIMI
evidently for the purpose�of•issings.or`serviag* so to speak - NO DOUBT .,
so -tailed traffic citations "TICS,ETSQ
This problem has been Caused by the evident insensitivity and / or due*
perhapss to lack of expertise j intelligence* since a lane on the right
side of the highway should have:and could -have been constructed instead of
the grass* trees¢ and shrubbery where all kinds of garbage - or refuse »
Is constantly being thrown there by occupants of the vehicles - AND remain
lodged therein indefinitely& YES$ of courses surroundings should be
beautiful and should be considered; heweverp practicality must surpass
for the welfare of the people o AND$ should have been taken into consideration#
Perhapsp these so-called engineers would do well to visit the S*ate of TLXAS a
the "LONE STAR" state a to learn about the manner in which highways should
be constructed&
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TOt- MIAII-DADB WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
At this point - I believe a- I should also make known the fact that almost «
without exception - each time I go outside and a vehicle stops in front of
my home - will be asking for directions - whichs of courses T give very
willingly - voluntarily - since T do not have any problem - being fluent
in five (5) languabes - AND to boot - having been employed by the Office
of the Dade County Tax Assesot - as this office was known at that time m
am familiar with the entire County of Dade - just as T am familiar with the
palm of my hands so to speak* Was employed by this office for approximately
five (5) years - which in those days was not eovered by Social Security m
since it was considered a political office* Result lost five (5) years
coverage*
The nightmare continues* The construction of the opening at S.W. 16th
Avenue/ South Dixie Highway - causing the stretch of read from South Dixie
Highway up to Coral Way (S,Wa 22nd Street) - City of MIAMI to be turned
into a DRAG RACE situation* Present residents of this.eatire neighborhood
would be more than happy « actually would rejoice - to see this EXIT closed
in the same manner as effected across the highway • Alatka Sq-xeet " BAY
HEIGHTS - where quite a few of the so-called leaders of our community /
commissioners of The City of MIAMI reside* Ask Commissioner PLUA%M* •o
How can this situation be classifiedM YES - OUTRIGHT DISCRIMINATION„
WHY - because - NOW -,I am an old woman besides belonging to a minority
ethnic group « Italian descent* Let me / permit me to give ALL concerned
a brief history of my wonderful backgrounds I was born at a lovely Villages
SAH HARBOR - at the endr or tips of Long Island near Montauk Point A
State of New Yprk - the .&WIRE statee My exceptional parents both of
them - were born at G:1NOVA - (senoa in Bnglish) - ITALIA - Northern Italy
the LAND of the birthplace of The Grand Admiral of the Seas - CRISTOFORO
COLOMBO (Christopher Columbus in English) — became known# or mett each other
at the City of New York - now worldly known as "THE BIG APPLU" - were married
at Brooklyn* New York in the year 19110 I are the eldest of the seven (7)
children* Both came to AMERICA in their early teens and both were naturalized
American citizens*
To those who do not know the difference - the surname CEVASCO is 10076
Genoese* I give this information because evidently there are many hispanics
who do not know the difference between Italian and Spanish surnameso
Italians are the real Latins - not so hispanics.
If not for the fact that I am much too busy to do so - isould have already
set-up a PETITION to close the opened distressful S.W. 16th Avenue exit at
South Dixie Highway - AND 1 REPL'AT - due to the fact that so many accidents
occur at this location - as this neighborhood is residential, You can be
sure that most of the neighbors - or residents - here would be in agreement,
ANDt twos the irony of it all - is - no doubt that the individuals who
have caused this horrendous situations or problem, do not even reside within
the CITY limits of The CITY of MIAMIa AND2 soy the NIGHTMA H continues..&
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TOa&4 MIAMIwDADA WATER AND SEWER DxPARTMENT
IM is there not a TRUCK route in the City of MIAMI - which exists in all
major northern American cities???
In conclusion or to sum it up «+ this situation can well be compared to
that of a hospital without an emergency*
flG-iLN IS T11IS HARASSMENT TO CL%SR d STOP a OR RND,,,. a X EN O e n
PHOTOCOPY to t ►
Ida•Maria E. Cevasco
The CITY of MIAMI 3725 S.W. Fast Avenue
Honorable Mayor Stephen Po CiAARK. Miami, FL33145-3909
City Manager
Chief of Police
Police Department
Citizens Complaint - Police Conduct
County Of DALU
Manager
Commission
Metro -Dade Police Depta.
Director
State of FLORIDA
Department of Transportation South District Office / Florida Highway Patrol
Vnited States Government
Dept. of Transportation
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