SAN DIEGO COUNTY — More than 80 chambers of commerce and business associations from throughout the county and in other Southern California communities are sending letters to state and local elected officials protesting the latest COVID-19 restrictions as discriminatory toward small and minority-owned businesses. On the other side of the argument, Carlsbad City Councilwoman Cori Schumacher called county Supervisor Jim Desmond a “public health hazard” after he posted videos of himself at two Carlsbad restaurants that were serving customers indoors in violation of a health order restricting service to take-out only. With the local death count from COVID-19 increasing and hospitalizations rising in recent weeks, the state has enacted a regional order that restricts restaurants to take-out only and limits the number of customers at some businesses.