The city is taking a closer look at plans to rebuild a warehouse in Boyle Heights that was damaged by fire. An executive order has been issued to guide this process. Further details on the rebuilding plans are available from the Los Angeles Times. The order affects the Lineage facility and involves city departments that oversee planning and building safety, but specifics are limited.
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