LB COVID-19 Positivity Test Rate Drops To 8.7%, Total Cumulated Cases Top 9,200

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UPDATE from Livable California On Nine Bad Housing Bills Two bad bills -- AB 1279 (opposed by City of LB) and AB 3107 -- are now dead (a victory, pulled by their author.)
On Aug. 6 three other bad bills were approved by the State Senate Housing Committee: AB 725, AB 2345 (lets developers override city standards on height, open space, parking, setbacks, side yards and other careful planning) and AB 3040 (lets cities "upzone" single-family areas to fourplexes)
On Aug. 11, SB 1120 (co-authored by state Senator Lena Gonzalez, it would crush single-family zoning, allowing 4 market-rate homes where a one home now stands) and SB 902 will be heard in the Ass'y Local Gov't Committee. SB 902 lets city councils toss out voter-approved protection of lands.
SB 1085, SB 995 remain problematic.
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(Aug. 11, 2020, 1:15 p.m.) -- LB's COVID-19 "positivity" test rate -- the percentage of people tested who test positive for the virus -- continues to drop. LB's Joint Information Center says the most recent positivity figure (Aug. 11) is 8.7% (with another update due tomorrow Aug. 12.)

Total cumulated casses have now topped 9,200. They are not distributed equally geographically. The number of cases per 100,000 in zip codes 90813, 90806 and 90805 is over double that in zip codes 90808, 90814 and 90803.

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