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 "snippet": "Set of administrative layers related to preserving the historic buildings in the city. Any permits or other changes that citizens apply for within these polygons need internal review",
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 "licenseInfo": "This information is derived from the City of New Orleans Enterprise GIS Database. The data are not a survey-quality product and the end user assumes the risk of using this information. The City of New Orleans does not assume any liability for damages arising from errors, omissions, or use of this information. The City of New Orleans is not responsible for and does not warrant the published accuracy, date and currency, compilation methods, and cartographic format as described in the accompanying metadata, and end users are advised to utilize these data accordingly."
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