Oregon Bulletin
Rule Caption: Establishes requirements for Oregon Lottery® second chance drawings.
Adm. Order No.: LOTT 7-2011
Filed with Sec. of State: 11-21-2011
Certified to be Effective: 12-1-11
Notice Publication Date: 10-1-2011
Rules Adopted: 177-052-0000, 177-052-0010, 177-052-0020, 177-052-0030, 177-052-0040,
177-052-0050, 177-052-0060, 177-052-0070
Rules Repealed: 177-052-0000(T), 177-052-0010(T), 177-052-0020(T), 177-052-0030(T),
177-052-0040(T), 177-052-0050(T), 177-052-0060(T), 177-052-0070(T)
Subject: The Oregon State Lottery initiated permanent
rulemaking to set for the requirements for second chance drawing conducted by
the Lottery, which are drawings in which an eligible, non-winning Oregon
Lottery® ticket is submitted to the Lottery for entry into a drawing for the
chance to win a prize. These new rules set forth eligibility and entry
requirements, the method for selecting winners, how the odds of winning are
determined, winner notification, the method and time period for claiming a
second chance drawings prize, and the governing law.
Rules Coordinator: Mark W. Hohlt—(503) 540-1417
177-052-0000
Purpose
The purpose
of this division of OAR chapter 177 is to authorize and set forth the provisions
for second chance drawings that the Oregon Lottery® may conduct from time to
time. This division is not applicable to any second chance drawings that a
Lottery retailer may operate under OAR 177-040-0200.
Stat.
Auth.: ORS 461 & OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats.
Implemented: ORS 461.220, 461.230 & 461.250
Hist.: LOTT
5-2011(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 9-2-11 thru 1-29-12; LOTT 7-2011, f. 11-21-11,
cert. ef. 12-1-11
177-052-0010
Definitions
(1) “Active
Scratch-itTM game” means a Lottery Scratch-itTM game that has not officially
ended as set forth in OAR 177-050-0100.
(2) “Entry
Requirements” means the instructions that specify how to enter a second
chance drawing.
(3) “Second
Chance Drawing” or “2nd Chance Drawing” means a drawing in which an
eligible non-winning Oregon Lottery® ticket is submitted to the Oregon Lottery®
for entry into a drawing for a chance to win a prize.
Stat.
Auth.: ORS 461 & OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats.
Implemented: ORS 461.220, 461.230 & 461.250
Hist.: LOTT
5-2011(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 9-2-11 thru 1-29-12; LOTT 7-2011, f. 11-21-11,
cert. ef. 12-1-11
177-052-0020
Eligibility
(1) Requirements:
To be eligible to win a prize in a second chance drawing, a person must meet
the following eligibility requirements:
(a) Be a
natural person 18 years of age or older;
(b) Must
reside in the United States;
(c) Must
not be:
(A) An
employee or representative of the Oregon Lottery®, or the spouse, child,
brother, sister, or parent of any such employee or representative;
(B) An
employee or representative of the Oregon State Police, Gaming Enforcement
Division; or
(C) A
Lottery vendor who is prohibited by contract with the Oregon Lottery® from
participating in a second chance drawing or is prohibited from playing Oregon
Lottery® games.
(d) Must
submit a valid entry with the required information through whichever method for
entry the Lottery requires for the particular second chance drawing. All
entries must be submitted by the deadline specified for the second chance
drawing.
(2) Person
Ineligible: If at any time the Lottery determines that a person who
submitted a second chance drawing entry does not meet the requirements listed
in section (1) of this rule, that person is disqualified and is ineligible for
a prize. If the Lottery determines that a person is disqualified before the
second chance drawing is conducted, any entries submitted by that person are
void, may be removed from the drawing, or any prize won may be forfeited and
may be awarded to an alternate eligible winner at the discretion of the
Lottery. If a person who receives a prize in a second chance drawing is later
disqualified, the person may be required to forfeit the prize and return it to
the Lottery.
Stat.
Auth.: ORS 461 & OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats.
Implemented: ORS 461.220, 461.230 & 461.250
Hist.: LOTT
5-2011(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 9-2-11 thru 1-29-12; LOTT 7-2011, f. 11-21-11,
cert. ef. 12-1-11
177-052-0030
Entry
Requirements
(1) Method
of Entry: The Lottery will determine the method of entry for any second
chance drawing, which may include, but is not limited to, electronic entry
through a website, mail, or walk-in entries.
(2) Electronic
Entry: To submit a valid electronic entry, a person must:
(a)
Register as a member on a Lottery designated website;
(b) Enter
the Game ID number, the box code, and the ticket code from the Lottery game
ticket that is eligible for the particular second chance drawing;
(c) Provide
any additional information as required by the Lottery; and
(d) Submit
the electronic entry prior to the deadline for submission of entries for the
second chance drawing as announced by the Lottery.
(3) Mail
or Walk-in Entry: To submit an entry by mail or personal delivery to the
Lottery, if such entry is specifically authorized by the Lottery for a
particular second chance drawing, a person must:
(a) Submit
an entry with the required information provided legibly and accurately in all
blanks on the form. The entry may contain only one entrant’s name. Illegible
entries are invalid.
(b) Mail
the entry to the Oregon Lottery®, P.O. Box 14515, Salem, Oregon 97309 or
deliver the entry to the Oregon Lottery® Headquarters, 500 Airport Road SE,
Salem, Oregon 97301 by the deadline specified in the second chance drawing. The
entry must be received during the Lottery’s business hours, Monday through
Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PST, excluding holidays and furlough closure
days.
(4) Ticket
Requirements: Only one Lottery game ticket may be used for each entry. If
the second chance drawing specifies use of a Scratch-itTM ticket for entry into the
drawing, only a Lottery Scratch-itTM game ticket from an active Scratch-itTM game is eligible for entry into the second chance drawing.
(5) Single
Entrant: Only one person per entry may submit an entry for a second chance
drawing. An entry with more than one name on the entry form is invalid.
(6) Other
Entry Requirements: The Lottery may establish additional entry requirements
for any second chance drawing. These additional requirements will be posted on
a Lottery website or as otherwise announced by the Lottery.
(7) Invalid
Entry: Failure to follow any of the entry requirements of a second chance
drawing will invalidate the entry. An invalid entry is void and is not eligible
for a second chance drawing prize. Invalid entries will not be returned to the
entrant.
Stat.
Auth.: ORS 461 & OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats.
Implemented: ORS 461.220, 461.230 & 461.250
Hist.: LOTT
5-2011(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 9-2-11 thru 1-29-12; LOTT 7-2011, f. 11-21-11,
cert. ef. 12-1-11
177-052-0040
Odds of
Winning
(1) General:
The odds of winning a second chance drawing depend on the total number of
entries received.
(2) Multiplier:
The Lottery may use a multiplier to increase the number of entries a single
second chance drawing entry receives. When a multiplier is used, the odds of
winning depend on the total number of entries received plus the calculations of
the multiplier, which increases the total number of entries.
Stat.
Auth.: ORS 461 & OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats.
Implemented: ORS 461.220, 461.230 & 461.250
Hist.: LOTT
5-2011(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 9-2-11 thru 1-29-12; LOTT 7-2011, f. 11-21-11,
cert. ef. 12-1-11
177-052-0050
Selection
of Winners
(1) When
Drawing Held: A second chance drawing will be held at such date, time,
place, and in such manner as is determined by the Lottery and will be conducted
only after the deadline for submitting entries has closed, as announced by the
Lottery.
(2) Random
Drawing: During the drawing for each available prize in a second chance
drawing, the Lottery will randomly select a winner from all the entries
submitted for that drawing. Only valid entries that have been submitted to the
Lottery are eligible for selection as a winner.
(3) Selection
of Winning Ticket: To select a winner, the Lottery or its authorized
agents, may conduct a manual or electronic drawing, or may use any other
selection procedure as determined by the Lottery that ensures a random
selection of a winner for a prize in the particular second chance drawing.
(4) Suspension
or Cancellation of Drawing: At the discretion of the Lottery Director, a
second chance drawing may be suspended. If the Director suspends a drawing the
Director may hold a replacement drawing or cancel the drawing. If the second
chance drawing is canceled, the Lottery, in its sole discretion, may provide an
entrant who entered the drawing with a coupon for a Lottery product, or a
promotional reward, the value of which shall be solely determined by Oregon
Lottery. This is an entrant’s sole and exclusive remedy.
Stat.
Auth.: ORS 461 & OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats.
Implemented: ORS 461.220, 461.230 & 461.250
Hist.: LOTT
5-2011(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 9-2-11 thru 1-29-12; LOTT 7-2011, f. 11-21-11,
cert. ef. 12-1-11
177-052-0060
Winner
Notification and Claiming of Prizes
(1) Second
Chance Prize Notification: The Lottery will notify the winner of a second
chance drawing by e-mail. The Lottery may also notify the winner by telephone
or by mailing a certified letter through the U.S. Postal Service. The effective
date of notification is the date the initial e-mail notification is sent by the
Lottery as noted electronically within the Lottery’s information processing
system.
(2) Time
Limits for Claiming Prize: A winner of a second chance drawing has 60 days
from the date of the e-mail notification in which to claim the prize.
(3) Forfeiture
of Prize: If the winner of a second chance drawing is determined by the
Lottery to be ineligible or fails to respond to the notification to claim the
prize within 60 days, then the winner forfeits the prize.
(4) Claim
Forms: As a condition of receiving a prize, the Lottery may require the
winner to submit a claim form to the Lottery. To be valid, the claim form must
contain the required information, such as name, address, signature or
identifying mark, social security number (if applicable), and a valid reference
number. Only the person who submitted the entry may claim the prize. A second
chance drawing prize may not be claimed by multiple owners. A valid claim form
must be received by the Lottery within the applicable time period for claiming
a prize. An invalid claim form will not be accepted by the Lottery and will be
returned to the claimant. The claimant may resubmit a valid claim form as long
as the time for claiming the prize has not expired.
(a)
Electronic Claim Form: The Lottery may require that the claimant submit an
electronic claim form through the Internet. The electronic claim form is
received by the Lottery when the form enters the Lottery’s information
processing system in a retrievable form. The electronic claim form will be
deemed received at the time and date noted electronically by the Lottery’s
information processing system. An electronic claim form must include the
claimant’s electronic signature that meets the requirements specified by the
Lottery on the instructions for the claim form.
(b) Paper
Claim Form: Unless specified otherwise, the Lottery may permit a claimant to
submit a paper claim form. The paper claim form is deemed received by fax to
(503) 540-1001 or upon physical delivery to the Oregon Lottery® Headquarters,
500 Airport Road SE, Salem, Oregon 97301, either in person, or by delivery
service, or through the U.S. mail to the Oregon Lottery®, P.O. Box 14515,
Salem, Oregon 97309. The claim form must be received by the Lottery during the
Lottery’s business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PST,
excluding holidays and furlough closure days.
(5) Identification:
The Lottery may require that a prize be claimed in person at the Oregon Lottery®
Headquarters, 500 Airport Road SE, Salem, Oregon 97301. At any time, the
Lottery may require the claimant to present valid proof of identity to confirm
that the claimant is the person who submitted the second chance drawing entry.
A claimant who is unable to present valid identification upon request is
ineligible to receive a prize.
(6) Delivery
of Prize: The Lottery may require the winner of a second chance drawing
prize to claim the winner’s prize at the Oregon Lottery® Headquarters, 500
Airport Road SE, Salem, Oregon 97301, or the Lottery may mail or otherwise
deliver the prize to the winner’s address if it is within the United States.
(7) Taxes
and Fees: Unless otherwise stated by the Lottery in the terms for a
particular second chance drawing, all taxes and fees are the responsibility of
the winner claiming the prize.
Stat.
Auth.: ORS 461 & OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats.
Implemented: ORS 461.220, 461.230 & 461.250
Hist.: LOTT
5-2011(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 9-2-11 thru 1-29-12; LOTT 7-2011, f. 11-21-11,
cert. ef. 12-1-11
177-052-0070
Governing
Law
(1) Compliance
with Law and Terms: By entering a second chance drawing, a person agrees to
abide by and comply with Oregon law, including the statutes and administrative
rules governing second chance drawings, and any additional terms and entry
requirements for a second chance drawing as posted by the Lottery, which are in
effect, and which may be amended from time to time.
(2) Decisions
of the Director: The decisions of the Director, including, but not limited
to, the amount or nature of a prize, the validity of an entry, whether an entry
is a winner, whether it was submitted in error, and whether an entrant has won
a prize, are final.
Stat.
Auth.: ORS 461 & OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats.
Implemented: ORS 461.220, 461.230 & 461.250
Hist.: LOTT
5-2011(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 9-2-11 thru 1-29-12; LOTT 7-2011, f. 11-21-11,
cert. ef. 12-1-11
Rule Caption: Describes how Lottery collects cash slip amounts from video retailer’s EFT
account, limits reimbursement.
Adm. Order No.: LOTT 8-2011
Filed with Sec. of State: 11-21-2011
Certified to be Effective: 12-1-11
Notice Publication Date: 10-1-2011
Rules Amended: 177-200-0020, 177-200-0032
Rules Repealed: 177-200-0020(T), 177-200-0032(T)
Subject: The amendments clarify when a Video LotterySM
retailer may not validate and pay a cash slip, and describe how the Lottery
collects from a retailer’s EFT account the amount for cash slips that are not
paid by the retailer. Other amendments clarify when a retailer will not be reimbursed
for improperly paying a cash slip.
Rules Coordinator: Mark W. Hohlt—(503) 540-1417
177-200-0020
Payment of
Video LotterySM Game Cash Slips
(1) Original
Cash Slip: Except as set forth in sections (7) and (8) of this rule, an
original cash slip is the only valid receipt for claiming prizes or for
redeeming credits remaining on a terminal. A copy of a cash slip has no
pecuniary or prize value and does not constitute evidence of a cash slip.
(2) Retailer
Validation Requirements: A retailer shall pay a cash slip only if:
(a) The
cash slip is presented for payment at the retailer location that issued the
cash slip.
(b) The
individual presenting the cash slip is 21 years of age or older and authorized
to play under these rules and Oregon statutes.
(c) The cash
slip is presented to the retailer within 28 days of the date it was properly
issued.
(d) It is
intact and legible and meets all the Lottery’s security requirements.
(e) It is
not counterfeit, fraudulent, lacking the correct captions, altered, tampered with
in any manner, or obtained from the Lottery or Lottery retailer by any
fraudulent means.
(f) The
information appearing on the cash slip corresponds with the computer record of
the cash slip data recorded in the Lottery’s central computer system.
(g) It has
not been previously paid, and
(h) It is
not a prize that must be validated and paid at Lottery Headquarters in Salem,
such as a Jackpot Prize.
(3) Retailer
Validation Exception: If a cash slip is not intact or legible, the prize or
credits that would have otherwise appeared on the cash slip may nevertheless be
paid by the retailer as follows:
(a) Software
Validation: Upon notification by a player that a Video LotterySM game terminal issued a cash slip
that is not intact or legible, the retailer shall obtain a validation number
from the terminal. If the retailer is able to obtain a validation number from
the terminal that corresponds to the time and amount of the credits claimed by
the player, then the retailer shall validate the prize or credits that would
otherwise have appeared on the cash slip through the validation terminal and
pay the player.
(A) Software
Validation Report: If the retailer pays the player pursuant to section
(3)(a) of this rule, the retailer must complete a Retailer Software Validation
Report signed by the player and the retailer. The retailer must retain the
report for one year. The retailer must group the reports by month and must make
them available for audit by the Lottery immediately upon request. The retailer
must retain and attach the damaged or illegible cash slips to the reports.
(B) Validation
Number Unavailable: If the retailer is unable to obtain a validation number
from the terminal that corresponds to the time and amount of the credits
claimed by the player as required by subsection (3)(a), the player may request
payment of the cash slip from the Lottery as provided in section (8) of this
rule.
(b) Jackpot
Prize Cash Slip Not Issued, Intact, or Legible: If a cash slip for a
Jackpot Prize is not intact or legible, the player and the retailer must
complete a Video Problem Report form, attach the cash slip or all available
portions of the cash slip to the form if available, and must submit the form
and the cash slip to the Lottery for investigation. The Jackpot Prize may be paid
as set forth in section (7) and (8) of this rule.
(4) Limitation
on Retailer Validation and Payment of Cash Slip: A retailer must not
attempt to validate, and may not pay, a cash slip for any Jackpot Prize. A
retailer shall only validate and pay non-Jackpot Prize cash slips issued by
Video LotterySM game terminals located on its
premises.
(5) Retailer
Payment of Cash Slip: Upon validation of a cash slip as set forth in
sections (2) and (3) of this rule, a retailer may pay the amount due in cash or
check, or any combination thereof. A retailer must not pay a cash slip in
tokens, chips, or merchandise, or charge a fee for paying a cash slip or for
issuing payment.
(a) Dishonored
Retailer Check: If a retailer’s check is dishonored, the player may seek
payment from the Lottery by presenting a copy of the dishonored check to
Lottery Headquarters, Player Services Office, 500 Airport Road SE, Salem,
Oregon during Lottery business hours, or by mailing a copy of the dishonored
check with a winner claim form to Lottery Headquarters, P.O. Box 14515, Salem,
Oregon 97309. If the Lottery determines that payment of the cash slip is
authorized, the retailer has not paid the cash slip, and it is unlikely that
the retailer will pay the cash slip, the Lottery may then issue a check to the
claimant in the amount of the cash slip.
(b) Possible
Contract Termination: A retailer that pays a cash slip with a check that is
dishonored may be subject to termination of the Lottery Retailer Contract.
(6) Lottery
Validation and Payment of Cash Slips: Payment of a cash slip may be made at
Lottery Headquarters, Player Services, 500 Airport Road SE, Salem, Oregon.
Validation and payment of a cash slip for a Jackpot Prize must be made at
Lottery Headquarters in Salem. The cash slip must be presented for payment no
sooner than the next Lottery business day after it is issued, must meet all of
the requirements in sections (1) and (2) of this rule, and must be delivered to
the Lottery in person or by mail at P.O. Box 14515, Salem, Oregon 97309
(registered mail recommended) before 5:00 p.m. within one year of the date that
the cash slip was issued. If the final day of the one-year claim period falls
on a day when the Oregon Lottery Headquarters is not open to the general
public, such as a weekend, Lottery holiday, or furlough closure day, the claim
period shall be extended until 5:00 p.m. on the next day the Oregon Lottery
Headquarters is open to the general public. Upon validation of a cash slip, the
Lottery will pay the amount due less any applicable tax withholding. For cash
slips of $600 or less, payment may be made by check, cash card, or any
combination thereof. For cash slips of more than $600, payment will be made by
check. Payment may be made in person or by mail.
(7) Lack
of Cash Slip or Validation Number: If a player does not have a cash slip,
or a retailer was unable to obtain a validation number, the Lottery will
conduct an investigation of a claim presented for payment to the Lottery. The
investigation will determine the reasons or causes for the failure of the
terminal to produce a cash slip or to print an intact and legible cash slip,
and why the retailer was unable to obtain a validation number.
(a) Payment:
The Lottery may pay the claim if the Lottery can determine from its
investigation that the credit was on the terminal identified by the player at
the time claimed, and that no cash slip has been paid on the claim.
(b) Signed
Statement: The Lottery will not pay any such claim without a signed
statement by a player. The player’s statement must contain game play
information that can be compared to data in the Lottery’s central computer
system that substantiates that the player won a prize in the amount and at the
time claimed, and information from which the Lottery reasonably can determine
that the claim has not been paid.
(c) Jackpot
Prize: The Lottery will not pay the claim for a Jackpot Prize without
receipt of a Video Problem Report form as described in section (3)(b) of this
rule.
(8) Lottery
Validation Exceptions: If a cash slip cannot be validated because the cash
slip data is not recorded on the Lottery’s central computer system, the
Director may still authorize payment if:
(a) The
Lottery conducts an investigation of the claim, and
(b) The
Director concludes that the claimant was an authorized player and that the
absence of a record of the cash slip data in the Lottery’s central computer
system was the result of either a technical problem in the Video LotterySM game terminal or a communications
problem that prevented the recording of the credits in the Lottery’s central
computer system.
(9) Subsequent
Claims: If a cash slip improperly paid by a retailer is later submitted for
payment to the Lottery, the Lottery may collect the amount of the cash slip
from the retailer’s EFT account. The Lottery may conduct an investigation to
determine if the Lottery properly made payment.
(10) Withholding
of Payment: The Lottery may withhold payment of any cash slip claim
presented to it until the expiration of the 28-day prize claim period at the
retailer’s location for prizes payable by the retailer or until the completion
of any investigation by the Lottery to determine if payment is proper.
Stat.
Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4)
Stats.
Implemented: ORS 461.250
Hist.: LC
8-1991, f. & cert. ef. 11-25-91; LC 9-1993, f. 11-18-93, cert. ef. 12-1-93;
LC 9-1994, f. 8-19-94, cert. ef. 9-1-94; LC 1-1995, f. 1-25-95, cert. ef.
3-1-95; LC 6-1996, f. 5-30-96, cert. ef. 6-1-96; LC 4-1997, f. & cert. ef.
4-25-97; LOTT 7-2003(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 6-5-03 thru 11-28-03; LOTT
15-2003, f. & cert. ef. 9-29-03; LOTT 10-2005(Temp), f. & cert. ef.
11-2-05 thru 4-28-06; LOTT 18-2005, f. 12-21-05, cert. ef. 12-31-05; LOTT
2-2010, f. 1-29-10, cert. ef. 2-1-10; LOTT 4-2010(Temp), f. 3-10-10, cert. ef.
3-15-10 thru 9-4-10; LOTT 9-2010, f. 8-30-10, cert. ef. 9-5-10; LOTT
6-2011(Temp), f. 9-15-11, cert. ef. 9-18-11 thru 3-5-12; LOTT 8-2011, f.
11-21-11, cert. ef. 12-1-11
177-200-0032
Collection
from EFT Account for Cash Slips Not Paid by Retailer and Limitation on
Reimbursement
(1) Jackpot
Prize Cash Slips: The Lottery shall collect the amount of any Jackpot Prize
cash slip issued at a retailer establishment through the retailer’s EFT account
for the same business week the Jackpot Prize cash slip is issued.
(2) All
Other Cash Slips:
(a) For a
non-Jackpot Prize cash slip that is presented to the Lottery and which has been
recorded in the Lottery’s central computer system, the Lottery shall collect
the amount of the cash slip through the retailer’s EFT account for the business
week that the Lottery issues payment, unless the amount has already been
collected through the retailer’s EFT account under subsection (c) of this
section.
(b) For a
non-Jackpot Prize cash slip payment made by the Lottery under OAR
177-200-0020(7) or (8), the Lottery shall collect the amount of the cash slip
through the retailer’s EFT account for the business week the Lottery issues
payment, unless the amount has already been collected through the retailer’s
EFT account.
(c) If a
non-Jackpot Prize cash slip is not redeemed within 28 days of the date it was
issued, the Lottery will collect the amount of the cash slip through the
retailer’s EFT account during the business week following the end of the 28 day
period.
(d) If a
cash slip that is not properly validated and is paid by a retailer is later
submitted for payment to the Lottery and the Lottery pays the cash slip, the
Lottery may collect the amount of the cash slip from the retailer’s EFT
account.
(3) Limitation
on Reimbursement for Payment of Cash Slip: As set forth in OAR
177-200-0020, a retailer may not attempt to validate and may not pay a cash
slip for any Jackpot Prize, and may only validate and pay a non-Jackpot Prize
cash slip issued by a Video LotterySM game terminal located on its premises. If a retailer validates and pays a cash
slip issued from another location, or pays a cash slip for a Jackpot Prize, the
Lottery will not reimburse the retailer’s EFT account for the payment.
Stat. Auth.: OR Const. Art. XV, Sec. 4(4) & ORS 461
Stats. Implemented: ORS 461.215 & 461.217
Hist.: LOTT 7-2003(Temp), f. & cert. ef. 6-5-03 thru 11-28-03;
LOTT 15-2003, f. & cert. ef. 9-29-03; LOTT 4-2010(Temp), f. 3-10-10, cert.
ef. 3-15-10 thru 9-4-10; LOTT 9-2010, f. 8-30-10, cert. ef. 9-5-10; LOTT
6-2011(Temp), f. 9-15-11, cert. ef. 9-18-11 thru 3-5-12; LOTT 8-2011, f.
11-21-11, cert. ef. 12-1-11
Notes
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