Exhibit 2 Long Beach_ERF3_Encampment_Map.pdf

This is a jurisdiction map for the Encampment Resolution Project in Long Beach, California, depicting the project area boundaries and key geographic features. The map displays the project corridor running north-south through several neighborhoods including Jordan, North Long Beach, Rancho Los Cerrito, Los Cerrito, and the Long Beach waterfront area near the Queen Mary. The project area is bounded by dotted red lines indicating jurisdictional limits, with major roadways including Interstate 710, Highway 405, Highway 91, and Highway 1 marked for reference.

The map includes two perspectives of the same geographic region—a street map view on the left showing clearer road names and boundaries, and a satellite/aerial view on the right showing the actual terrain and developed areas. Key landmarks identified include the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA), Shoreline Village, and the Queen Mary. The project corridor, outlined in black on the left map, appears to follow a linear path through the identified communities, suggesting the Encampment Resolution Project involves infrastructure or services targeting this specific geographic area within Long Beach and potentially adjacent unincorporated county territories.