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As previously discussed, DGS has recently signed long-term leases for the California Coastal Commission, DOI, and San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission offices
shown in Figure 4 and the state cannot relocate these agencies in the near term. In the other cases, however, the department should endeavor to relocate the state functions unless the function
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