The planned reopening of Anaheim’s trademark amusement park marks the start of a financial comeback for the city, a spokesman says. “It’s not like flipping a switch and going back to normal, but we will take that because it’s the beginning of an economic recovery roadmap that we have,” Mike Lyster told The Epoch Times. “Any activity we get in the near term is actually beneficial, it’s beneficial to us as a city and it’s beneficial to all of the working families and small businesses who rely on our large businesses.” The California Department of Public Health announced March 5 an update to the state’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy, which takes effect April 1. It allows for outdoor ballparks, stadiums, and theme parks to open with significantly reduced capacity, and mandatory masking. Under the state’s original policy, theme parks would not be permitted to open until a region reached the least-restrictive tier. The …