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The Corporation of the Municipality of West Grey
Bylaw No. 2026-045
A bylaw to regulate the collection and/or disposal of garbage, recycling, and other waste
materials, and for operating and maintaining integrated Waste and
Recycling Facilities in the Municipality of West Grey.
WHEREAS Section 8 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25 provides that the
powers of a municipality under this or any other Act shall be interpreted broadly as to
confer broad authority on the municipality to enable the municipality to govern its affairs
as it considers appropriate and to enhance the municipality's ability to respond to
municipal issues; and
WHEREAS Section 9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25 provides that a
municipality has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural person for the
purposes of exercising its authority under this or any other Act; and
WHEREAS Section 11 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c.25 provides that a
lower-tier municipality may pass bylaws respecting matters within the spheres of
jurisdiction set out therein;
WHEREAS Section 446 of the Municipal Act, 2001, provides that where a municipality
has authority to direct or require a person to do a matter or thing respecting land,
including the clearing, removal or disposal of refuse or debris, the municipality may also
provide that, in default of compliance, such matter or thing may be carried out by the
municipality at the person's expense and the costs recovered in like manner as
municipal taxes; and
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of West Grey deems it
expedient and in the public interest to regulate the collection, disposal, and
management of waste within the Municipality of West Grey;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of The Corporation of The Municipality of West Grey
hereby enacts as follows:
Part I. Short Title and Scope
Short Title
1. This bylaw may be referred to as the "Waste Disposal Bylaw".
Scope
2. This bylaw applies to all residents and visitors to the Municipality.
3. This bylaw pertains to the collection and/or disposal of waste, including garbage,
recycling, yard waste, and special waste materials managed by the Municipality,
as well as the operation of waste and recycling facilities within the geographic
boundaries of the Municipality of West Grey. In the event of any conflict between
the provisions of this bylaw and those of any other statute or bylaw, the more
restrictive provision shall take precedence.
Part II. Interpretation
Headings
4. The insertion of headings and the division of this bylaw into sections and
subsections are for convenience or reference only and shall not affect the
interpretation thereof.
Number
5. In this bylaw, unless contrary intention is indicated, words used in the singular
include the plural.
Reference to Applicable Law
6. All references to applicable law are ambulatory and apply as amended,
extended, or re-enacted from time to time.
Severability
7. In the event any provisions of this bylaw are deemed invalid or void, in whole or
in part, by any court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining terms and provisions
shall remain in full force and effect.
Definitions
8. In this bylaw the definitions and interpretations given in this section shall govern.
"Approved Container" refers to a Garbage Container, Recycling Container or
Yard Waste Container used for the purpose of setting out Waste for Municipal
Collection Services.
"Ashes" means the solid or particulate residue of any household solid fuel after
such solid fuel has been consumed by fire but shall not include soot.
"Automated Collection" means the collection of Garbage or Recycling using a
specially designed vehicle with mechanical apparatus which grasps, lifts and tips
to empty Carts directly into the vehicle and sets them back onto the ground.
Automated Collection requires no manual labour to grasp or empty the Cart.
"Boarding, Lodging, Rooming House" means a property with more than four (4)
Lodging Suites provided to tenants in exchange for remuneration and includes
shared spaces within the building or on the property.
"Bulky Item" means any materials that do not fit in an Approved Container, and
any other large, discarded material as designated by the Designated Municipal
Official.
"Cart" means a Waste container approved by the Designated Municipal Official
that is issued to an Eligible Property, is designed for Automated or Semi-
Automated Collection, and remains the property of the Municipality or it's
designate, throughout the life of the Cart.
"Centralized Collection" means collection of Collectable Waste in
communal/shared Waste containers from a Common Collection Point at the curb
or on Private Property which has been approved for such services by the
Designated Municipal Official.
"Certified Compostable Plastic Bag" means a plastic bag that has been officially
endorsed as compostable under a third party operated accredited certification
program, in accordance with specified criteria to the satisfaction of the
Designated Municipal Official.
"Collectable Waste" means Waste including Garbage, Recycling, Yard Waste,
and Special Waste which is eligible for Curbside Collection.
"Collection Contractor" means a person who has entered into an agreement with
the Municipality for the collection and transportation of Waste for disposal or
processing.
"Collection Day" means the day designated for the collection of Waste in the
geographic area in which the Eligible Property is located.
"Collection Point" means the part of an Eligible Property to receive collection
services that has been designated by the Designated Municipal Official for the
setting out and collection of Collectable Waste.
"Common Collection Point" means a Collection Point determined or approved by
the Designated Municipal Official for use by two (2) or more Residential Units or
properties.
"Council" means the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of West Grey.
"Curbside Collection" means the collection of Collectable Waste at a Collection
Point or Common Collection Point at the curb of a Street or a Private Road which
has been approved for collection by the Municipality.
"Designated Municipal Official" means the head of the department that oversees
the operation and maintenance of Waste and Recycling Facilities and/or
Municipal Collection Services.
"Early Collection Event" means a period of time declared by the Designated
Municipal Official when, for reasons such as extreme heat or other
circumstances, Municipal Collection Services may commence earlier than
normally scheduled.
"Eligible Property" includes all properties within the geographic boundary of the
Municipality of West Grey.
"Enforcing Officer" means a police officer who is a member of the West Grey
Police Service, a municipal bylaw enforcement officer appointed by the
Municipality to enforce the provisions of the Municipality of West Grey bylaws, or
a person specially appointed by the Municipality to enforce only specific
provisions of this bylaw.
"Garbage" means Waste destined for disposal other than Recycling,
Compostable Material, Special Waste Materials, and Prohibited Waste.
"Garbage Container" means a Cart issued by the Municipality for the storage and
collection of Garbage.
"Hazardous Waste" means any household products and substances that are
labeled corrosive, flammable, poisonous, or explosive or any products and
substances deemed hazardous waste by the Designated Municipal Official.
"Industrial and Commercial and Institutional (IC&I) Property" means a property
containing one or more IC&I Units as per MPAC and is used for the purpose of,
including but not limited to retail, manufacturing/industrial, service,
entertainment, recreation, offices, church, schools, clinics, hospitals, and
nursing homes. Generally, does not include Residential Properties with home
occupations or home industry.
"Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional (IC&I) Waste" means Waste originating
from an Industrial, Commercial, or Institutional Property.
"Large Diameter Wood" means tree limbs or other woody materials greater than
1 meters (3'3") in length or of a diameter greater than that accepted as Yard
Waste.
"Lodging Suite" means a single room or series of rooms within a Residential
Unit, supplied to people in exchange for remuneration.
"Mixed-Use Property" means a property containing a combination of Residential
Unit(s) and at least one (1) Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Unit.
"Motor Vehicle" means a motor vehicle as defined under the Highway Traffic
Act, RSO 1990, c. H. 8.
"MPAC" means the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation.
"Multi-Residential Property" means a property that contains six (6) or more
Residential Units.
"Municipality" means the Corporation of the Municipality of West Grey.
"Municipal Collection Services" means service for removal of Collectable Waste,
including Curbside Collection, Common Collection Point and Centralized
Collection, provided by the Municipality or its Collection Contractor from Eligible
Properties and Municipally-owned property.
"Municipal Employee" means an officer, servant, or other employee of the
Municipality.
"Non-Collectable Waste" means materials not acceptable for Curbside
Collection by virtue of its size or shape, over limit Waste, overweight Waste,
materials placed out for Curbside Collection at times other than those specified
times in this bylaw, or any Waste item determined by the Designated Municipal
Official to be unsuitable for collection.
"Owner" means the registered owner of the lands or premises or the person as
defined by this bylaw or their authorized agent in lawful control of the premises,
building or occupancy including but not limited to a lessee, tenant or occupant of
an Eligible Property located within the geographic boundaries of the Municipality
of West Grey.
"Pathological Waste" includes syringes, needles, dressings, tissues, medical
instruments and other such items as may or may not contain pathogenic bacteria
or micro-organisms.
"Person" means an owner as defined in this bylaw or any individual, corporation,
partnership, company, association or party and the heirs, executors,
administrators, or other legal representative of such person, to whom the context
can apply according to law; shall include any group of persons comprising a
society or other organizations and shall include the plural wherein the context
requires. Wherever the word "he" or "him" is used, it shall mean and include the
feminine or neutral gender wherever the context so requires.
"Pet Waste" means feces from any household pet including but not limited to
dogs, cats, and birds, and includes Plant-based Kitty Litter, animal bedding, and
certified compostable bags.
"Plant-based Kitty Litter" means an absorbent material made from ingredients
derived from plants, including soy, corn, wood, paper, nuts, tofu, wheat or grass,
placed in a receptacle in which a domestic cat can urinate and defecate.
"Privacy Bag" means a bag of solid colour no larger than 22"x20".
"Private Property" means any land or building that is privately owned and is not
owned by the Municipality.
"Private Road" means a road or laneway that is privately owned or privately
maintained and is not a Street.
"Producer" means producer as defined in Ontario Regulation 391/21.
"Producer Collection Services" means service provided by a Producer or
Producer Responsibility Organization, or a Collection Contractor on behalf of a
producer or producer responsibility organization for removal of specific Waste
types from Eligible Properties.
"Producer Responsibility Organization" means producer responsibility
organization as defined in Ontario Regulation 391/21.
"Prohibited Waste" includes Pathological Waste, liquid Waste or Waste in a semi-
liquid form, Hazardous Waste, asbestos, and any other items as may be
designated by the Designated Municipal Official.
"Residential Property" means a property containing five (5) or fewer Residential
Units.
"Residential Unit" means a building or part thereof used or intended to be used
as a domicile containing cooking, eating, living, sleeping, and sanitary facilities as
identified through MPAC, but shall not include:
Guest rooms in motels and hotels;
Lodging Suites in a Boarding, Lodging, Rooming House;
Beds in Transitional Housing; or
Dormitories.
"Residential Waste" means Waste that originates from a Residential Unit on a
Residential Property, Mixed-Use Property, Multi-Residential Property, or a
Boarding, Lodging, Rooming House.
"Special Waste Materials" means materials not normally eligible for Curbside
Collection that which may be collected during a designated Collection event.
"Street" shall mean a public highway which the provisions of Part III of The
Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2000, c.25 apply and which afford a principal means of
access to abutting lots and is maintained by the Municipality.
"Transitional Housing" means a property which provides temporary
accommodation for individuals, where the length of stay is longer than that at
emergency shelters and support services are provided on-site.
"Twine" means string made from jute, sisal, hemp, cotton, or other compostable
material as determined by the Designated Municipal Official.
"Waste" means items, products, goods, or materials, including Garbage, Yard
Waste, and Special Waste Materials.
"Waste and Recycling Facility" means a Municipality Owned or Collection
Contractor owned landfill site, transfer station, or hazardous waste depot,
licensed for the processing, sorting, transfer, or disposal of Waste.
"Waste Box" means a small rigid four-sided, roofed structure, located at a
Collection Point, for the purpose of storing Waste and Waste containers.
"Waste Collection Vehicle" means any vehicle used by the Municipality or its
Collection Contractor for the collection of Waste.
"Yard Waste" means leaf and yard waste as defined in Ontario Regulation
101/94 as amended from time to time and includes but is not limited to those
materials identified as Yard Waste by the Designated Municipal Official.
"Yard Waste Container" means:
Kraft paper bags or other compostable bags specifically designed for Yard
Waste; and
Such other containers as may be approved by the Designated Municipal
Official.
Part III. Roles, Services, and Prohibitions
Designated Municipal Official
9. The Designated Municipal Official is authorized, subject to any limitations
contained in this bylaw, to administer the bylaw and delegate the responsibility to
any employee or agent of the Municipality to administer the bylaw, as well as to
perform each of the following with respect to Waste Services provided by the
Municipality:
i. Determine the schedule for Municipal Collection Services, including the time,
day, and frequency of Curbside Collection or Centralized Collection.
ii. Classify or designate materials as Collectable Waste, Non-Collectable
Waste, Yard Waste, Prohibited Waste or Special Waste Materials.
iii. Designate materials to be accepted as Hazardous Waste.
iv. Designate items to be identified as Non-Collectable Waste.
v. Determine the limits for Waste.
vi. Determine Eligible Properties within the Municipality that shall receive
Municipal Collection Services.
vii. Determine what type of Municipal Collection Services an Eligible Property
shall receive such as Automated Collection, Common Collection Point,
Centralized Collection or any other collection method to provide Municipal
Collection Services to a property.
viii. Designate Private Roads within the Municipality as eligible for Curbside
Collection.
ix. Determine the Collection Point or Common Collection Point for Collectable
Waste.
x. Refuse Municipal Collection Services of any items based on size, weight,
quantity, safety hazards, or non-compliance with the specifications set out in
this bylaw.
xi. Provide notice for scheduling services or the changes to collection schedules
or services (e.g. inclement weather).
xii. Declare an Early Collection Event, and designate the timeframe, and area of
such Event.
xiii. Suspend, discontinue, or revoke Municipal Collection Services in whole or in
part to an Eligible Property and other properties for which services have
been approved for breaching any provision of this bylaw.
xiv. Reinstate Municipal Collection Services in whole or in part to an Eligible
Property after Municipal Collection Services have been suspended,
discontinued, or revoked.
xv. Declare an emergency or extenuating circumstances for the whole or
portions of the Municipality.
xvi. Determine which properties will receive a Garbage Container for Curbside
Collection.
xvii. Determine the date, eligible Yard Waste, and eligible properties for the Fall
Leaf and Yard Waste Collection
xviii. Determine hours and days of operations for Waste and Recycling Facilities.
xix. Designate items to be included or excluded in diversion programs at Waste
and Recycling Facilities.
xx. Declare an emergency or extenuating circumstances for the whole or
portions of the Municipality and allow the deposit or disposal of Waste at a
Waste and Recycling Facility without satisfying the usual requirements, such
as paying the applicable fees.
xxi. Deal with any other matter assigned by this bylaw or necessary for the
collection and disposal of Waste.
MUNICIPAL COLLECTION SERVICES
10. The Municipality shall not collect any Waste that is not set out in accordance with
the provisions of this bylaw.
11. All Collectable Waste shall be set out in clear plastic bags in the Approved
Container for the specific waste stream.
12. One privacy bag shall be permitted within each clear plastic bag for the disposal
of personal items.
13. All residential or mixed-use properties with between one (1) and five (5)
Residential Units will receive one (1) Garbage Container free of charge.
Additional Garbage Container(s) can be purchased by paying the applicable fee
as prescribed in the Municipality's Fees and Charges Bylaw.
14. All properties are eligible to purchase Garbage Containers by paying the
applicable fee as prescribed in the Municipality's Fees and Charges Bylaw.
15. Garbage Containers shall be set out no later than 7:00 a.m. on the designated
Collection Day and no earlier than 7:00 p.m. on the day prior.
16. The Owner of the Eligible Property shall remove Approved Containers set out by
such Owner or person in respect of such premise, together with any Waste or
Non-Collectable Waste that was not collected for any reason from the Collection
Point as soon as possible after collection, but not later than 7:00 p.m. on the
designated Collection Day.
17. Where Waste that has been set out for Municipal Collection Services or Producer
Collection Services has blown away or otherwise escaped a container in any
manner, it is the responsibility of the Owner in charge of the Eligible Property to
clean up the Waste.
18. If the identity of the person who placed Waste on property contrary to this bylaw
cannot reasonably be ascertained, the Owner of the property shall be responsible
for removing the Waste.
19. The Municipality reserves the right to refuse collection of any items based on
size, weight, quantity or safety hazards, or any items non-compliant with this
bylaw.
20. Waste collected through Municipal Collection Services shall be managed by the
Municipality in a manner determined by the Designated Municipal Official.
PROHIBITIONS - MUNICIPAL COLLECTION SERVICE
21. No person shall set out, permit to be set out, or cause to be set out, Waste for
Curbside Collection unless it is in a clear plastic bag in an Approved Container
for the specific Waste type.
22. No person shall set out, permit to be set out, or cause to be set out, Waste for
Curbside Collection except in accordance with the provisions of this bylaw.
23. No person shall set out, permit to be set out, or cause to be set out any Non-
Collectable Waste for Curbside Collection.
24. No person shall deface or alter a Cart from its intended purpose of storage and
collection of Collectable Waste.
25. No person shall obstruct, hinder, interfere, or otherwise engage in threatening,
abusive, or obstructive conduct that interferes with the provision of Municipal
Collection Services.
26. No person shall directly deposit any Waste into a Waste Collection Vehicle.
27. No person shall scavenge, collect, pick over, interfere with, remove, or scatter
any Waste, or cause or permit the scavenging, collecting, picking over,
interference with, removal or scattering of any Wastes set out for Municipal
Collection Services.
Curbside Collection
28. Collectable Waste shall be set out in Approved Containers which are clean, well
maintained, in good working order, and free from tie downs and bungee cords.
29. The provision, maintenance, and replacement of Yard Waste Containers is not
the responsibility of the Municipality.
30. The Owner of an Eligible Property shall only set out Collectable Waste for
Curbside Collection or Producer Collection Services at an approved Collection
Point or Common Collection Point.
31. A Collection Point or Common Collection Point shall:
Be in an accessible location;
Not be hidden from view;
Sit as close as possible to the edge of the Street without obstructing the
roadway or sidewalk; and
Not interfere with road maintenance operations including but not limited to
winter snow removal or street sweeping.
32. The Owner of an Eligible Property shall ensure Carts placed at the approved
Collection Point for Automated Collection:
Have 1 metre of clearance from other obstacles on all sides;
Are placed with the wheels facing away from the street;
Are placed on a level surface; and
Have the lid of the Cart fully closed.
33. During the months of October through May, the Owner of the Eligible Property
must meet the following requirements for Collectable Waste to be eligible for
Curbside Collection:
Approved Containers must be free from buildup of snow, on a level surface
and fully accessible and visible to the Collection Contractor;
Approved Containers must not be placed on or in snowbanks; and
Approved Containers must not be frozen to the ground.
34. Waste set out in Waste Boxes shall not be collected through Curbside Collection.
35. The Owner of an Eligible Property must securely wrap and place broken glass
out for Curbside Collection within a Garbage Cart so that it cannot endanger the
Collection Contractor.
36. Yard Waste for collection during the Fall Leaf and Yard Waste Collection shall be
bundled with string or Twine. Maximum size of individual pieces is 1 metre (3'3")
long and 10 cm (4") diameter. Maximum weight is 18 kg (40 lbs).
Industrial, Commercial, and Industrial (ICI)
37. Every Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Property Owner requesting
Curbside Collection shall be required to register with the Municipality and receive
approval before receiving Curbside Collection.
38. Every owner of an Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Property shall be
responsible for the collection, processing, and disposal of Waste until the
Municipality approves the property for Curbside Collection.
39. The following Mandatory requirements shall be met in order for an Industrial,
Commercial, and Institutional Property to receive Curbside Collection:
i. Participation in Waste diversion (Recycling) program to the satisfaction of
the Designated Municipal Official; and
ii. For Mixed-Use Properties, separation of Residential Waste from Industrial,
Commercial, and Institutional Waste.
40. Industrial, Commercial and Institutional Properties shall not set out any Non-
Collectable Waste.
41. The Municipality is not obligated to provide Curbside Collection to Industrial,
Commercial, and Institutional Properties and reserves the right to reassess
servicing at any time.
Prohibitions - Public Space Waste Bins
42. No person shall deposit Waste generated on Private Property in a Public Space
Waste Bin.
43. No person shall place Non-Collectable Waste in a Public Space Waste Bin.
44. No person shall place Waste adjacent to a Public Space Waste Bin.
45. No person shall place pet waste in a Public Space Waste Bin unless it is in a
sealed, leak-proof bag prior to being placed in a Public Space Litter Bin.
Part IV. Waste and Recycling Facilities
General Information and Requirements for Service
46. Waste and Recycling Facility services are provided to residents upon proof of
residency in the Municipality of West Grey for Waste generated in the
Municipality of West Grey.
47. Every person entering a Waste and Recycling Facility must do so in a Motor
Vehicle, unless otherwise approved by the Designated Municipal Official.
48. Every vehicle entering a Waste and Recycling Facility shall weigh inbound and
outbound unless otherwise posted or approved by the Designated Municipal
Official.
49. Every person depositing Waste at a Waste and Recycling Facility shall abide by
all policies and procedures relating to the Waste and Recycling Facility including
but not limited to the sorting of Waste, general and posted health and safety
precautions, and anything else described in or prescribed by this bylaw.
50. Every person depositing material at a Waste and Recycling Facility shall deposit
only such types of materials as are acceptable for deposit at the Waste and
Recycling Facility as designated by the Municipality.
51. Every person depositing Waste at a Waste and Recycling Facility shall pay the
appropriate fee for that type of Waste as set out in the Fees and Charges Bylaw.
52. All Waste deposited at any Waste and Recycling Facility becomes the property of
the Municipality and may be reclaimed, recycled, composted, processed,
disposed of, or otherwise dealt with by the Municipality as the Designated
Municipal Official deems fit.
Household Hazardous Waste Facility
53. The Household Hazardous Waste Facility shall only accept Hazardous Waste
from Residential Units on Residential Property, Mixed-Use Property, Multi-
Residential Property, or a Boarding, Lodging, Rooming House.
54. Every person depositing material at the Household Hazardous Waste Facility
shall only deposit materials that are approved by the Designated Municipal
Official and posted at the Hazardous Waste Facility.
Prohibitions - Waste and Recycling Facilities
55. No person shall deposit Waste or enter any Waste and Recycling Facility outside
the hours of operation.
56. No person accessing a Waste and Recycling Facility shall allow any child under
the age of 12 and under the person's care, custody or control, or any pet, to be
outside of the vehicle.
57. No person shall attempt to deposit at any Waste and Recycling Facility any
Waste not generated within the geographic boundary of the Municipality of West
Grey or Waste which does not comply with this By law or the Waste and
Recycling Facility's Environmental Compliance Approval.
58. No person shall deposit any burning or hot material (e.g. embers, coals) at any
Waste and Recycling Facility.
59. No person shall deposit Waste at any Waste and Recycling Facility other than at
the locations designated for the specific Waste type and in the manner required
for the Waste type.
60. No person shall deposit Prohibited Waste at any Waste and Recycling Facility.
61. Notwithstanding Section 60, a person may deposit Hazardous Waste at the
Household Hazardous Waste Facility during operational hours provided the
resident advises Waste and Recycling Facility staff and ensures products are
properly packaged, sealed, and labeled in a manner required for the waste type.
62. No person shall engage in threatening, abusive, or obstructive conduct that
interferes with the use of the Waste and Recycling Facility by any other person.
Part V. Enforcement and Penalties
Enforcement
63. This bylaw shall be enforced by the Enforcing Officers as defined herein. For the
purposes of enforcing the provisions of this bylaw, Enforcing Officers may, at any
time, inspect Garbage placed on public property.
64. No person shall obstruct, hinder, or otherwise interfere with an Enforcing Officer
in the lawful carrying out of their duties and responsibilities under the provisions
of this bylaw.
Penalties
65. Every person who contravenes any provision of this bylaw is guilty of an offence
under the Provincial Offences Act.
66. In addition to prosecution under this bylaw, the operating authority may prosecute
violators of this bylaw for trespassing or exercise any other statutory or common
law rights.
67. For the purposes of investigation of Non-Compliance with this bylaw, and, where
the Municipality, its employees or authorized agents have performed the work
required to bring the Eligible Property into compliance with the bylaw, all
expenses incurred by the Municipality in doing the work as well as any related
fees, shall be deemed to be taxes and may be collected by action or the costs
may be added to the tax roll for the Eligible Property and collected in the same
manner as taxes.
Part VI. Repeal and Effective Date
Repeal
68. Bylaw No. 112-2018 and any amendments thereto are repealed.
Effective Date
69. The bylaw shall come into full force and effect on June 29, 2026, at which time all
bylaws, policies, and resolutions that are inconsistent with the provisions of this
bylaw are hereby repealed, revoked or rescinded, as the case may be, insofar as
it is necessary to give effect to the provisions of this bylaw.
Passed and enacted by the Council of the Municipality of West Grey this 2nd day of
June, 2026.
Mayor Kevin Eccles
Jamie M. Eckenswiller, Clerk
By signing this bylaw on June 2, 2026, Mayor Kevin Eccles will not exercise the power
to veto this bylaw.
Original signed
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