8 THE TOVN OF MINUTES OF THE BUENA VISTA BOARD OF TRUSTEES 8UENA VISTA REGULAR MEETING CO Tuesday, April 22, 2025 MINUTES OF THE MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ARE A TRANSCRIPT OF THE GOVERNING BODY'S ACTIONS RATHER THAN A VERBATIM RECORD OF DELIBERATIONS. Work Session at 6:00 PM - Recreation Department and Town Treasurer Presentations Mayor Libby Fay, Trustees Maggie Huyck, Andrew Rice, Micha Rosenoer, Devin Rowe, Cindie Swisher, and Chris Sturm were in attendance for the presentation from Recreation Director Shane Basford and Town Treasurer Phillip Puckett. Also present was Deputy Town Clerk Ed Barkowski. Recreation Director Shane Basford reviewed ongoing and upcoming projects: Billy Cordova Memorial Park is nearly complete and on track for a May grand opening; River Park's boathouse came in under budget with grant-funded work set for fall; and a Chicago Ranch 5K trail is in design with TriView funding. He detailed Rodeo Grounds infrastructure upgrades, pickleball court drainage improvements, an August launch of Pocket Wave 2.0, and trail work in partnership with Colorado State University and the Southwest Conservation Corps. He closed with plans for a unified Parks, Recreation, Trails and Open Space Master Plan to replace outdated documents and guide long-term funding once the Comprehensive Plan is finalized. Basford answered questions on linking trail systems, outlined details for the upcoming 5 K race, and explained the choice of packed earth versus road base for trail surfaces. He previewed a temporary event signs ordinance, noted the rarity for a municipality to have a standalone recreation department, and praised collaborative efforts across departments. Town Treasurer Phillip Puckett provided a financial recap for 2024, reviewing fund trends and policy updates. The General Fund ended with a modest reduction largely due to transferring ARPA funds to the Capital Fund. The Airport Fund declined due to grant timing and lower fuel sales, while the Water Fund rose substantially due to the water treatment plant project carrying over into 2026 and ngner-tnan-pudgeted development fee revenue for system development and water dedication. Puckett noted that cost increases are outpacing revenue growth, a trend expected to continue into 2025 and prompting a cautious approach to the BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA' VISTA Page 1 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 2026 budget. Proposed finance policies were also introduced covering reserves, investments and capital planning. Puckett answered Board questions on fuel purchasing and revenue, contrasted Chaffee County's funding for and involvement with Salida and Buena Vista airports, and advocated increased support for Town's airport given its regional importance. He encouraged attention to the General Fund reserves, the Financial Reserves Policy and the Investment Policy. An in-person/virtual regular meeting of the Board of Trustees was called to order by Mayor Libby Fay at 7:04 PM, Tuesday, April 22, 2025, at the Buena Vista Community Center, Pinon Room, 715 E. Main Street, Buena Vista, Colorado, having been previously noticed in accordance with the Colorado Open Meetings Law. ROLL CALL Attendee Name Title Status Libby Fay Mayor Present Maggie Huyck Trustee Present Andrew Rice Trustee Present Micha Rosenoer Trustee Present Devin Rowe Trustee Present Chris Sturm Trustee Present Cindie Swisher Trustee Present Town Staff Present: Town Attorney Jeff Parker via Zoom Planning Director Marika Kopp Public Works Director Shawn Williams Town Treasurer Phillip Pucket Senior Policy Advisor & Project Advocate Joel Benson Deputy Town Clerk Ed Barkowski PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Mayor Fay led the pledge of allegiance. PPROCLAMATION Mayor Fay read the proclamation declaring May as Buena Vista Historic Preservation Month. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA Page 2 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 AGENDA ADOPTION MOTION NO. 01: MOVE TO APPROVE THE AGENDA. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee Rosenoer SECONDER: Trustee Huyck AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher CONSENT AGENDA Approval of matters that are routine in nature that require review and/or approval, i.e. minutes and reports. Professional Service. Agreements (PSA) that exceed. $25,000.00 require the Consent Agenda to be approved by a Roll Call vote) A. Minutes 1. Board of Trustees Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 2. Tree Advisory Board Meeting - March 6, 2025 3. Recreation Advisory Board Meeting = March 19, 2025 B. Town Administrator C. Town Treasurer D. Airport Manager E. Recreation Director F. Adoption of Resolution No. 26, Series 2025, entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA, COLORADO, APPOINTING DAVE KOSLEY AS A VOTING MEMBER OF THE PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION. Trustee Rowe raised concern over a Chaffee Housing Authority appointment without Buena Vista Board involvement. Mayor Fay stated the selection was an at-large seat, made by Salida and Chaffee County and only requires a majority vote from the member jurisdictions. MOTION NO. 02: MOVE TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee Rowe SECONDER: Trustee: Rosenoer AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA' VISTA Page 3 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 PUBLIC COMMENT Megan Blake, 109 Merrill Ln, supported the Shining Mountains childcare proposal, citing the county's "childcare desert" designation and her daughter's enrollment at the current site. Jo Reese, 16115 CR 306, oft the Historic Preservation Commission highlighted upcoming events, including one in collaboration with BV Heritage and Colorado Preservation Incorporated. Suzy Kelly, 25887 CR 319, reiterated Reese's comments, stating how the planned HPC events will attract visitors and business to Town. Nancy Locke, 314 cedar St, announced that coffee discussions with HPC commissioners, open to the public, will be held on Wednesday mornings throughout May. Alex Kaney, 517 Park Ln, gave support for Shining Mountains' proposal for a childcare center, stating her toddler has been on the waitlist and that childcare is a desperate need for town. Kristen Krasnow, 103 River Run Ct, opposed the 602 Cedar Street cash in lieu request, citing a net space shortage and noting her nearby rentals had stricter parking requirements. Mark Krasnow, 103 River Run Ct, said adjacent property owners should be notified about the fee-in-lieu requests and questioned the adequacy of 602 Cedar Street's proposed parking. Dave Dolph, 125 South Beldan St, cited congestion near the proposed 602 Cedar condos and urged the Board to balance housing needs with density and parking issues. BUSINESS ITEMS Public Hearing - Hotel & Restaurant Liquor License - La Sirena LLC The Board will consider approving a Hotel & Restaurant Liquor License for La Sirena, LLC dba La Sirena, located at 413 E Main Street Ste. 138 & 140, Buena Vista. Mayor Fay opened the Public Hearing. Deputy Town Clerk Ed Barkowski reviewed that Evan and Anna Winger applied for a Restaurant Liquor License for La Sirena, LLC, located at 413 East Main Street, the former location of The Buena Viking. The appropriate fees have been paid, and the Notice of the Public Hearing was published in the Chaffee County Times and posted on the property. Background checks were submitted for Evan and Anna Winger, and satisfactory results were BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA' VISTA Page 4 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 received from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Proof of possession of the premises has been provided, and a Needs & Desires Petition oft the neighborhood circulated. Police Chief Dean Morgan, Planning Director Marika Kopp, Code Enforcement Officer Grant Bryans, Chaffee County Fire Protection District Fire Marshall Kira Jones, and Chaffee County Consumer Protection Specialist Stefanie Nelson have approved the license issuance. Evan Winger, owner of La Sirena, reviewed the Mexican food truck will assume The Buena Viking's former spot and format, serving alcohol from the Orpheum building's corner. He plans to remodel that part oft the building to move operations indoors. In response to containment concerns, Winger confirmed alcohol will stay on the patio, enclosed with signs and rope. Mayor Fay opened the Public Hearing to public comment. Trustee Swisher questioned food truck growth crowding Main Street and impacting brick-and- mortar shops. Trustee Rowe believed there's enough ousiness for all. Winger said The Buena Viking struggled with peak demand and spoke on food trucks' benefit to the local economy. With no further public comment, Mayor Fay closed the Public Hearing. MOTION NO. 03: MOVE TO APPROVE THE ISSUANCE OF A HOTEL & RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE TO LA SIRENA LLC. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee, Rowe SECONDER: Trustee Sturm AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher Public Hearing = Hotel & Restaurant Liquor License = Thai 101 LLC The Board will consider approving a Hotel & Restaurant Liquor License for Thai 101, LLC dba Kawa, located at 421 East Main Street, Buena Vista. Deputy Town Clerk Ed Barkowski reviewed that Somying Fox applied for a Restaurant Liquor License for Thai 101, LLC, located at 421 East Main Street, the former location of House Rock Kitchen. Fees were paid, public notices were given and satisfactory background results were received from the CBI and FBI. Premises possession was proven and a Needs & Desires Petition was circulated and filled. Appropriate town and county staff approved the license issuance. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA Page 5 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 Somying Fox, a St. Louis native with multi-state restaurant ownership described visiting Buena Vista, seeing the available restaurant space, and wanting to contribute to the local food scene. From the audience, her husband noted they own restaurants near Denver. Mayor Fay opened the Public Hearing to public comment. Trustee Rowe requested an updated map omitting an office and two bathrooms, per Police Chief Morgan's concerns. Rowe confirmed with Fox that no liquor would be stored in the outdoor cooler. Mayor Fay asked Fox to ensure staff are certified in alcohol service. With no further public comment, Mayor Fay closed the Public Hearing. MOTION NO. 04: MOVE TO CONDITIONALLY APPROVE THE ISSUANCE OF A HOTEL & RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE TO THAI 101 LLC. PENDING REVISION OF THE PREMISES MAP AND APPROVAL FROM POLICE CHIEF MORGAN. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee: Rowe SECONDER: Trustee: Huyck AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher Shining Mountains Montessori School Childcare Discussion The Board will review and discuss Shining Mountains Montessori School's Proposal Terms for Operation of the Carbonate Street Childhood Center. The Shining Mountains team-Emily Petty and Kirsten Gaumond (co-directors), Patrick Merrezuko (treasurer), and Lisa Lamb founder)-updated the board on plans to expand early childhood education to address the county's childcare shortage. With help from a consultant, they developed a phased proposal for the Childhood Center using community input, family interviews, and budget modeling. The plan would grow their current 20-student school into spaces for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. A sliding scale tuition model, paired with public funding, aims to keep care affordable. Petty outlined compensation, utility allowances, and operational sustainability, with a fall 2026 opening goal. Rowe asked about the sliding scale; Petty explained it uses six to seven income-and-household tiers to reduce fees, a model Gaumond said serves all levels-Rice noting its help for lower-income families and Rosenoer stressing universal need. Rowe then raised concerns over six weeks of uncovered care and confirmed the Montessori schedule mirrors public schools, BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA Page 60 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 cautioning against a partial fix. Trustee Rosenoer countered that Montessori's strong model for educational goes beyond daycare, and partners like the Boys & Girls Club help bridge gaps. Trustee Huyck agreed it would still greatly ease the county's childcare shortage. Trustee Swisher inquired about utility costs, backup staffing plans and cleaning protocols. Gaumond shared her experience using vetted stand-in providers alongside staff. Trustee Sturm emphasized the potential in utilizing community support to address lingering childcare gaps. Trustee Rice suggested a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to show support for Shining Mountains proposal, noting a lease would be premature given the unknowns. Petty stated that an MoU would help with their grant applications. The Board and staff agreed to proceed. The Boulders Public Improvements Agreement Amendment Request Should the Board of Trustees approve the adoption of Resolution No. 27, Series 2025, entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA, COLORADO, APPROVING A FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE PUBLIC MPROVEMENTS AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE TOWN AND 500 N. COLORADO AVE. LLC FOR THE BOULDERS SUBDIVISION. Planning Director Marika Kopp reviewed a Public Improvements Agreement (PIA) amendment for The Boulders allowing Certificates of Occupancy (CO) for 15 Walsh Street units before landscaping and fine grading if all Building and Fire Code requirements are met. The amendment also require all public improvements to be completed by July 1, 2025. Mayor Fay asked Public Works Director Shawn Williams how the proposal aligns with the points outlined in his observation report. Williams noted seasonal limitations with seeding and other landscaping elements and provided general timelines for grading, topsoil, and sprinkler installation, but did not indicate reasons to oppose the PIA amendment. Kyle Oberkoetter of Four Points Funding said interior landscaping and grading are delayed by weather and acknowledged Town's order of operations. He noted an urgency to open, with leases already signed. Mayor Fay confirmed the amendment applies only to phase one. Trustee Rowe noted Resolution 27 was missing from the packet. Town Attorney Jeff Parker said the Board could approve the agreement and ratify the resolution at the next meeting. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA' VISTA Page 7 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 MOTION NO. 05: MOVE TO APPROVE THE FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE TOWN AND 500 N. COLORADO AVE. LLC FOR THE BOULDERS SUBDIVISION. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee Rowe SECONDER: Trustee Rosenoer AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher 602 Cedar Street Parking Fee in lieu discussion Should the Board of Trustees approve the adoption of Resolution No. 28, Series 2025, entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA, COLORADO, APPROVING THE PAYMENT OF CASH IN LIEU OF PARKING FOR THE 602 CEDAR STREET CONDOMINIUM PROJECT. Planning Director Marika Kopp reviewed Geneva Rock's cash-in-lieu request for 12 off-street parking spaces at a proposed 14-unit condominium project at 602 Cedar Street, noting their detailed plans are pending Board feedback and that staff has no firm position on the request. She directed the Board to the code's four-point cash-in-lieu approval criteria, for consideration. Dan Berdelle of Geneva Rock reviewed the site's location and MU-2 zoning flexibility, outlined the proposed 14-unit subdivision's layouts and amenities, and explained how budget and curbside constraints led to a reduced parking plan justified by low ambient parking demand in the neighborhood. His partner, Andy Mutz, cited the town's fee in lieu criteria and the value of adding two for-sale one-bedroom units at 100% AMI, with Chaffee Housing Authority (CHA) support. He noted downtown walkability and plans to add 225 feet of on-street parking by removing rollover curb, adding that nearby off-site options are impractical and the development's density meets MU-2 intent while balancing affordability and return on investment. Jen-ai Stokesbary (via Zoom), of CHA, reaffirmed the organization's support for the condos, stating that two 100% AMI units would benefit the housing landscape. She explained that this workforce tier corresponds to local incomes of $72,000 for single-person households and $82,300 for two-person households. Trustee Huyck replied that she was surprised AMI had climbed SO high and knew of no local workforce wages at that level. Trustee Rice asked what the market price would be for the units if built today. Berdelle said construction would cost about $350,000 per unit, with likely sale prices between $400,000 and BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA Page 8 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 $420,000. Mutz added that CHA would purchase the units for $320,000 and sell them to end users for $250,000. Berdelle noted that two-bedroom market-rate units could list in the low to mid $600,000s, and three-bedrooms around $800,000. Trustee Rosenoer asserted that the town should review and likely raise its fee-in-lieu rates for developers, and she did not support Geneva Rock's request. Berdelle and Mutz emphasized the value of the two reduced units, noting their deed restrictions would lie in perpetuity. Trustee Rowe remained opposed to pricing the other 12 units at market rate, concerned they may promote short-term rental use instead of providing housing for existing residents. Trustee Rice cautioned allowing such precedence could spur other parking waiver applicants, but he applauded efforts to build much-needed housing and attributed part of the hurdle to the Town's code. Trustee Rosenoer voiced a community desire for more small living spaces, and Trustee Huyck suggested affordable housing efforts should target incomes below 100% AMI. Trustee Rowe noted he intended to move to approve with the intention of voting no. MOTION NO. 06: MOVE TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 28 APPROVING THE PAYMENT OF CASH IN LIEU OF PARKING FOR THE 602 CEDAR STREET CONDOMINIUM PROJECT. RESULTS ROLL CALL FAILED MOVER Trustee Rowe SECONDER: Trustee Rosenoer AYES: Sturm NAYS: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Swisher Public Hearing - Development and Infrastructure Manual Adoption Should the Board of Trustees approve the adoption of Resolution No. 29, Series 2025, entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA, COLORADO, ADOPTING THE DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE MANUAL." Mayor Fay opened the Public Hearing for public comment. Senior Policy Advisor and Project Advocate Joel Benson explained the manual's purpose and compilation, and Mayor Fay noted it to be a living document with periodic changes. No public comments were received, and the Public Hearing was closed. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA Page 9 of: 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 MOTION NO. 07: MOVE TO ADOPT RESULTION NO. 29 APPROVING THE ADOPTION OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE MANUAL. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee: Rice SECONDER: Trustee Huyck AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher Public Hearing = Changes to the Municipal Code to include the Development and Infrastructure Manual Should the Board of Trustees approve the adoption of Ordinance No. 04, Series 2025, entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA AMENDING VARIOUS CHAPTERS, ARTICLES AND SECTIONS OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING THE CREATION OF A TOWN OF BUENA VISTA DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE MANUAL AND MAKING ASSOCIATED AMENDMENTS AND AMENDING VARIOUS CHAPTERS, ARTICLES AND SECTIONS TO UPDATE CODE LANGUAGE." Mayor Fay opened the Public Hearing for public comment. Senior Policy Advisor and Project Advocate Joel Benson outlined code revisions to integrate the new Development Infrastructure Manual, including 89 amendments in Chapters 11, 13, 16 and 18 and the deletion of Chapter 17 to consolidate all technical standards into the manual. He also noted the amendment allows the Town Administrator to correct minor typographical and grammatical errors in the Unified Development Code without requiring public hearings, instead such changes shall be memorialized by administrative resolution and report to the Board of Trustees quarterly. Mayor Fay opened the floor to public comment. No comments were received, and the Public Hearing was closed. Trustee Rice directed attention to item E in Section 65 of the ordinance, which concerns the requirement for developers to maintain all improvements and infrastructure until the Town grants preliminary acceptance for maintenance. Staff acknowledged ambiguity in the language and, along with the Board, agreed it could be safely removed from the document, maintaining existing language in the code. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA Page 10 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 MOTION NO. 08: MOVE TO ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 04 AMENDING VARIOUS CHAPTERS, ARTICLES AND SECTIONS OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA MUNICIPAL CODE CONCERNING THE CREATION OF A TOWN OF BUENA VISTA DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE MANUAL AND MAKING ASSOCIATED AMENDMENTS AND AMENDING VARIOUS CHAPTERS, ARTICLES AND SECTIONS TO UPDATE CODE LANGUAGE WITH 16.5.4.7.E STRICKEN FROM SECTION 65 AS IDENTIFIED IN THE DRAFT ORDINANCE. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee Rice SECONDER: Trustee: Huyck AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher 2025 Street Projects Bid Review and Awards Should the Board of Trustees approve the adoption of Resolution No. 30, Series 2025, entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA, COLORADO, APPROVING A NOTICE OF AWARD TO A-1 CHIPSEAL COMPANY FOR THE 2025 STREET CHIPSEAL PROJECTS. Public Works Director Shawn Williams outlined various streets throughout town in need of chipseal repair and confirmed the bid falls within budget. MOTION NO. 09: MOVE TO ADOPT RESULTION NO. 30 APPROVING A NOTICE OF AWARD TO A-1 CHIPSEAL COMPANY FOR THE 2025 STREET CHIPSEAL PROJECTS. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee. Rice SECONDER: Trustee: Rowe AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher Should the Board of Trustees approve the adoption of Resolution No. 31, Series 2025, entitled "A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA, COLORADO, APPROVING A NOTICE OF AWARD TO PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE SERVICES INC. FOR THE 2025 STREETS PAVING PROJECT. Williams noted that paving is more disruptive to neighborhoods than chip seal but that the selected contract is well within budget, with remaining funds potentially supporting additional asphalt or subterranean projects, particularly water mains. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA' VISTA Page 11 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 MOTION NO. 10: MOVE TO ADOPT RESULTION NO. 31 APPROVING A NOTICE OF AWARD TO PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE SERVICES INC. FOR THE 2025 STREETS PAVING PROJECT. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee Huyck SECONDER: Trustee Sturm AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher TRUSTEE / STAFF INTERACTION The Board discusses items with staff and staff can bring up matters not on the agenda. Mayor Fay noted a Chaffee County intergovernmental meeting at the end of month and a Colorado Municipal League breakout session scheduled for mid-May in Salida. Trustee Huyck invited all to K's Dairy Delite's celebration of its 70th year in business. Trustee Rowe announced Alpine Orchestra's countywide event schedule and venue locations. Trustee Rice noted the upcoming book discussion, hosted by Chaffee County Health and called for more community notice and input on matters having to do with parking fee-in-lieu. Max Smith, Chaffee County Times, announced the Main Street building will close, operations will move in with Mountain Mail in Salida, and Times employees will work from home. MOTION NO. 11: THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS TO COME BEFORE THE BOARD, THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED AT 10:24 PM. RESULTS CARRIED MOVER Trustee Rosenoer SECONDER: Trustee: Huyck AYES: Huyck, Rice, Rosenoer, Rowe, Sturm, Swisher Respectfully submitted: Abh h Libby Fay, Mayor a Ed Barkowski, Deputy Town Clerk 9 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF BUENA VISTA Page 12 of 12 Regular Meeting April 8, 2025 * S2 /