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	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item Number</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Column/Field Name</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>Notes</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(a)(2)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Asset Number</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>With respect to each property the Asset Number has been updated from decimal to CREFC standard, for example 3.01 and 3.02  on original file has been updated to 3-001 and 3-002 respectively.</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(a)(2)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Asset Number</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>With respect to Asset Number 1, original file reflected one loan with Original Loan Amount of 52500000, however this is now split into Asset Number 1 and 1A reflecting an A1 and A2 note structure each with an Original Loan Amount of 26250000.  Appraisal, financial, and property level information will only be reflected on Asset Number 1.  </commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(d)(20)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Physical Occupancy at Securitization</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>With respect to each mortgage loan, the occupancy percent shown is 
indicative of the physical occupancy information available as of securitization.</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(d)(25)(iii)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Date of Lease Expiration of Largest Tenant</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>For Asset Number 36-001 the Date of Lease Expiration of Largest Tenant is 
"06-30-2080". Value shown as "12-31-2050" due to EDGAR system constraints. For 
Asset Number 53, the Date of Lease Expiration of Largest Tenant is "09-30-2078". 
Value shown as "12-31-2050" due to EDGAR system constraints.</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(d)(28)(xiv)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Most Recent Debt Service Amount</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>With respect to any "Interest Only/Balloon" mortgage loan, the value 
shown reflects the annual interest-only debt service payment. With respect to 
any "Interest Only/Amortizing" mortgage loan, the value shown reflects the 
annual amortizing debt service payment. With respect to any mortgage loan that 
is part of a mortgage loan structure evidenced by multiple pari passu notes 
(including notes outside the trust), the value shown is inclusive of debt 
service related to the entirety of the mortgage loan structure (or, if the 
mortgage loan is part of the senior portion of a mortgage loan structure that 
also includes one or more subordinate companion loans, the entirety of the 
senior portion of such mortgage loan structure).</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(d)(28)(xv)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Debt Service Coverage Ratio (Net Operating Income) at 
Securitization</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>With respect to any mortgage loan that is part of a mortgage loan 
structure evidenced by multiple pari passu notes (including notes outside the 
trust), the value shown is inclusive of debt service related to the entirety of 
the mortgage loan structure (or, if the mortgage loan is part of the senior 
portion of a mortgage loan structure that also includes one or more subordinate 
companion loans, the entirety of the senior portion of such mortgage loan 
structure).</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(d)(28)(xvi)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Most Recent Debt Service Coverage Ratio (Net Operating 
Income)</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>With respect to any mortgage loan that is part of a mortgage loan 
structure evidenced by multiple pari-passu notes (including notes outside the 
trust), the value shown is inclusive of debt service related to the entirety of 
the mortgage loan structure (or, if the mortgage loan is part of the senior 
portion of a mortgage loan structure that also includes one or more subordinate 
companion loans, the entirety of the senior portion of such mortgage loan 
structure).</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(d)(28)(xvii)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Debt Service Coverage Ratio (Net Cash Flow) at 
Securitization</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>With respect to any mortgage loan that is part of a mortgage loan 
structure evidenced by multiple pari passu notes (including notes outside the 
trust), the value shown is inclusive of debt service related to the entirety of 
the mortgage loan structure (or, if the mortgage loan is part of the senior 
portion of a mortgage loan structure that also includes one or more subordinate 
companion loans, the entirety of the senior portion of such mortgage loan 
structure).</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(d)(28)(xviii)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Most Recent Debt Service Coverage Ratio (Net Cash Flow)</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>With respect to any mortgage loan that is part of a mortgage loan 
structure evidenced by multiple pari passu notes (including notes outside the 
trust), the value shown is inclusive of debt service related to the entirety of 
the mortgage loan structure (or, if the mortgage loan is part of the senior 
portion of a mortgage loan structure that also includes one or more subordinate 
companion loans, the entirety of the senior portion of such mortgage loan 
structure).</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
	<commentData>
		<commentNumber>Item 2(e)(6)</commentNumber>
		<commentColumn>Servicer and Trustee Fee Rate</commentColumn>
		<commentDescription>With respect to each mortgage loan, this percentage reflects the Trust 
Advisor Ongoing Fee Rate, the Certificate Administrator Fee Rate, the Servicing 
Fee Rate, the CREFC (C) IP Royalty License Fee Rate and the Asset 
Representations Reviewer Fee Rate.</commentDescription>
	</commentData>
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