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EXHIBIT E: Change Area Matrices and Mapping EXHIBIT E: Change Area Matrices and Mapping Southeast Los Angeles Community Plan CPC-2008-1553-CPU; ENV-2008-1780-EIR Recommended by the City Planning Commission on June 22, 2017. Contents: • Land Use and Zone Change Subareas Map • Land Use and Zone Change Subareas Matrix • Street Reclassification Table • Plan and Administrative Footnotes • Land Use Designations and Corresponding Zones Table • Service Systems Symbol Change Matrix • Long Range Land Use Diagram of the General Plan Framework • Plan Boundary Change Map August 2017 Southeast Los Angeles Southeast Los the map are provided by the City of Los Angeles, or a third party. a third or Angeles, Los of City the by provided are map the the inability to use, the map and/or the materials contained on the map whether the materials contained on responsible for any special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages that may arise from the use implied of, or warranties of merchantability "as or is" without warranties of warranties of any kind, without limitations, title or either or express including implied, fitness for a the on material contained this map. particular This map and all materials contained on it are and distributed transmitted purpose. 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