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Nov. 10:  Mayor London Breed announced San Francisco will have to roll back reopening plans and eliminate indoor dining, reduce gym capacity and reduce movie theater capacity starting on Friday due to an uptick in COVID-19 cases.
(SF is still Yellow in CA's measurements, but its numbers would have earned it an Orange this week.  If they are still Orange next week, SF will move from Yellow to Orange.  I believe the Mayor has seen the numbers and know it is coming.)

SCC, currently in Orange, had Red-level numbers this past week. Nothing has been announced at their website yet.  If the numbers are Red again next week, SCC will move into the Red Tier. For SCC, these were the things relaxed when SCC moved from Red (Tier Two) to Orange (Tier Three), so these will GO AWAY:

Tier Three restrictions are different from Tier Two restrictions (which were previously in place) in the following ways:

• Indoor pools may now open
  
• Indoor movie theaters may now operate, but they must limit their capacity to the lesser of 25% of normal capacity or 100 people
  
• Indoor worship services are now allowed, but they must limit their capacity to the lesser of 25% of normal capacity or 100 people
  
• Indoor dining operations and wineries may now operate, but they must limit their capacity to the lesser of 25% of normal capacity or 100 people
  
• Bars, brewpubs, and breweries may now operate outdoors
  
• Some family entertainment centers may now operate indoors, but only those facilities used for naturally distanced activities (such as bowling alleys and climbing walls). These facilities must limit their capacity to 25% of normal
  
• Cardrooms may now operate indoors, but they must limit their capacity to 25% of normal
  
• Indoor shopping malls no longer have a capacity limitation, but common areas must remain closed. Note that the Mandatory Directive for Dining does not allow food courts in shopping malls to open any indoor dining areas
  
• Retail businesses and Libraries no longer have a capacity limitation
  
• Gyms and fitness centers may increase their capacity limit to 25% of normal. This also applies also to indoor sports and dance facilities (e.g., gymnastics, martial arts, fencing, and Zumba facilities)
  
• Museums and zoos may increase their capacity limit to 50% of normal
  

San Mateo county is Orange, and had Orange numbers this past week (so not at risk of moving to Red for at least 2 weeks).

Because of testing levels, cases in SF only counted as 0.5 cases in the adjusted case-rate computation;  In SMC, 0.544;  In SCC, 0.639.

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Nov. 10:  Mayor London Breed announced San Francisco will have to roll back reopening plans and eliminate indoor dining, reduce gym capacity and reduce movie theater capacity starting on Friday due to an uptick in COVID-19 cases.
(SF is still Yellow in CA's measurements, but its numbers would have earned it an Orange this week.  If they are still Orange next week, SF will move from Yellow to Orange.  I believe the Mayor has seen the numbers and know it is coming.)

SCC, currently in Orange, had Red-level numbers this past week. Nothing has been announced at their website yet.  If the numbers are Red again next week, SCC will move into the Red Tier. For SCC, these were the things relaxed when SCC moved from Red (Tier Two) to Orange (Tier Three), so these will GO AWAY:

Tier Three restrictions are different from Tier Two restrictions (which were previously in place) in the following ways:

• Indoor pools may now open
  
• Indoor movie theaters may now operate, but they must limit their capacity to the lesser of 25% of normal capacity or 100 people
  
• Indoor worship services are now allowed, but they must limit their capacity to the lesser of 25% of normal capacity or 100 people
  
• Indoor dining operations and wineries may now operate, but they must limit their capacity to the lesser of 25% of normal capacity or 100 people
  
• Bars, brewpubs, and breweries may now operate outdoors
  
• Some family entertainment centers may now operate indoors, but only those facilities used for naturally distanced activities (such as bowling alleys and climbing walls). These facilities must limit their capacity to 25% of normal
  
• Cardrooms may now operate indoors, but they must limit their capacity to 25% of normal
  
• Indoor shopping malls no longer have a capacity limitation, but common areas must remain closed. Note that the Mandatory Directive for Dining does not allow food courts in shopping malls to open any indoor dining areas
  
• Retail businesses and Libraries no longer have a capacity limitation
  
• Gyms and fitness centers may increase their capacity limit to 25% of normal. This also applies also to indoor sports and dance facilities (e.g., gymnastics, martial arts, fencing, and Zumba facilities)
  
• Museums and zoos may increase their capacity limit to 50% of normal
  

San Mateo county is Orange, and had Orange numbers this past week (so not at risk of moving to Red for at least 2 weeks).

Because of testing levels, cases in SF only counted as 0.5 cases in the adjusted case-rate computation;  In SMC, 0.544;  In SCC, 0.639.