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Residents of Boyle Heights and the Arts District are advocating for the enforcement of an anti-camping zone at the park beneath the 6th Street Bridge, set to open next year. The Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council voted to support the effort, joining other local groups in urging city officials to establish designated areas to prevent homeless encampments. The move follows concerns about safety and access, with officials confirming they are reviewing the park boundaries for enforcement measures.
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