10-22-2020, 10:36 PM
Teejers has his opinion. The Santa Clara County Public Health Officer has the degree and experience, as well as the authority and responsibility, per California law.
When I see a subject of "Dr. Cody says no fans in stands", I know immediately who posted it.
If I had seen, "Santa Clara County prohibits a mass gathering of 13,000+ yelling people," I would not have known who posted.
When viewed as a mass gathering of 13,000+ yelling people, I would have hoped even Teejers would see that as an unacceptable risk. I surely do.
If it was a President Trump rally, what would people say?
There are 5 gates (I think). At 20% capacity, an average of 2,700 people will pass through each gate. If you line up 2700 people in a line, all 6' apart, and they walk at a "walking" pace, they will take just about an hour.
As I calculate it, if every household group had exactly two people, the stadium can be filled to at most 16.7% if you keep 6' between groups (and they have to be offset on alternate rows). With larger household groups, you can pack more densely. (22.2" seat width; 36" row to row (not between rows, but row to row). 30" aisles)
Somehow, I don't think the 49ers will check driver's licenses to confirm that 4 guys in 49er regalia are all from the same address.
The state's 120 mile sales limit is pure showmanship. I bet there would be plenty of people selling tickets on Craigslist or in the area, without seeing if the purchaser lives in the Bay Area.
The County Public Health Office posted:
"Audiences at professional sporting events will not be allowed anytime soon in Santa Clara County, and theme parks will not resume operation. We must all continue to prioritize reducing the spread of COVID-19, creating conditions that will allow our businesses, schools, and other organizations to operate safely. As we see COVID-19 rates rising in states across the U.S., and as we enter the winter months when risks will increase, we cannot take chances with the health and wellbeing of our community and forfeit the many sacrifices that have been made to slow the spread of COVID-19."
When I see a subject of "Dr. Cody says no fans in stands", I know immediately who posted it.
If I had seen, "Santa Clara County prohibits a mass gathering of 13,000+ yelling people," I would not have known who posted.
When viewed as a mass gathering of 13,000+ yelling people, I would have hoped even Teejers would see that as an unacceptable risk. I surely do.
If it was a President Trump rally, what would people say?
There are 5 gates (I think). At 20% capacity, an average of 2,700 people will pass through each gate. If you line up 2700 people in a line, all 6' apart, and they walk at a "walking" pace, they will take just about an hour.
As I calculate it, if every household group had exactly two people, the stadium can be filled to at most 16.7% if you keep 6' between groups (and they have to be offset on alternate rows). With larger household groups, you can pack more densely. (22.2" seat width; 36" row to row (not between rows, but row to row). 30" aisles)
Somehow, I don't think the 49ers will check driver's licenses to confirm that 4 guys in 49er regalia are all from the same address.
The state's 120 mile sales limit is pure showmanship. I bet there would be plenty of people selling tickets on Craigslist or in the area, without seeing if the purchaser lives in the Bay Area.
The County Public Health Office posted:
"Audiences at professional sporting events will not be allowed anytime soon in Santa Clara County, and theme parks will not resume operation. We must all continue to prioritize reducing the spread of COVID-19, creating conditions that will allow our businesses, schools, and other organizations to operate safely. As we see COVID-19 rates rising in states across the U.S., and as we enter the winter months when risks will increase, we cannot take chances with the health and wellbeing of our community and forfeit the many sacrifices that have been made to slow the spread of COVID-19."