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to a couple of locations in Woodland Hills, dealing with the homeless problem.

Blake?

Yeah, it's actually pretty much one location.

It's one two-block area.

I think just the way the zoning's written, it kind of reads as two locations.

But really, guys, this is just a two-block area.

Near it is a Trader Joe's and a hotel.

This past nine to five today banning this camp. The five dissenting

votes came from city council members, Marquis Harris Dawson, Eunice Hernandez, Nithia Rahman,

Hugo Soda Martinez, Katie Yaroslowski. The camp, which sources tell me has been around for two

years, again, sits behind a hotel and a Trader Joe's. And it's just close to a general business area.

It's not the largest camp at this time.

Actually, when I pulled up to it, I thought it was going to be a lot bigger.

But I've been told there actually was quite a bit of outreach prior to this ban.

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