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(April 30, 2020, updated 12:20 p.m. from initial 6:15 a.m.) -- In the public interest, LBREPORT.com publishes below the information sought by the City of Long Beach from residents who choose to participate in a City-conducted "Reopen Long Beach Survey." The City has begun soliciting participation using City-operated social network channels, the City's website and mass emailings from Mayor Garcia and some Councilmembers. .

It's not immediately clear who'll have access to the information provided or how the questions asked and information provided are relevant to how the City will pursue its "reopening." [April 30 12:20 p.m. UPDATE: In response to an inquiry from us, the City's Joint Information Center says "the results of the survey will be reported to the City Council, City officials, and appropriate City staff as necessary."] END UPDATE

The LB City Attorney's office has acknowledged that the City is limited in what it can/can't do by Governor Newsom's "Stay At Home" and other Executive Orders (LBREPORT.com >coverage here.) Mayor Garcia has similarly indicated that while the Governor will decide the timeline for reopenings ("based on science" the Governor and the Mayor say), the City will decide how best to implement LB reopenings within state parameters and guidelines.

The "surbey" opens with this introductory text:

The City of Long Beach is seeking input from residents and business owners about reopening the Long Beach economy once the Governor’s order indicates it is safe to do so. Your feedback will be used to help decision makers set priorities about how to safely reopen the city for business and leisure activities. Your contact information may only be used for follow-up questions from City staff if needed.
The deadline to submit your survey responses is by Monday, May 4, 2020 at 5:00PM (PDT)

Below are the City-survey questions asked.

[Scoll down for further.]

Name

Email address

Zip code

I identify with the following race/ethnicity:

American Indian/Alaska Native
Black/African-American
Hispanic /Latino
Pacific Islander/ Native Hawaiian
White
Prefer not to disclose

I identify with the following gender:

Male
Female
Non binary
Prefer not to disclose<

l am within the following age range:

18 - 29
30 -39
40 - 49
50 - 59
60 and up
Prefer not to disclose

I am a [drop down menu worker, business owner, unemployed individual]

Activities I feel can open safely are [can select one or several]

Beaches
Car dealerships
Child care facilities
City facilities (City Hall, administrative facilities)
Dine-in Restaurants
Large gyms
Large public/private gatherings
Large scale retail
Libraries
Movie theatres
Office Work
Outdoor Recreation
Parks
Park Community Centers
Personal Grooming
Public events (concerts, movies, meetings)
Religious organizations
Schools
Senior Centers
Small Gyms
Small scale retail
No Changes

My priority is to return to these activities with respect to capacity limits and physical distancing

I can safely re-open my business with respect to capacity limits and physical distancing by doing [enter response in blank field]

The City could support me safely reopening my business by addressing the following existing barrier [fill in answer in blank field]

On completing the "survey,": a message pops up staking ""Thank you for your input, your response was successfully submitted" and then invites the participant to "Submit another response."

The link to the survey is here

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