Live Oak The City of Live Oak temporarily closed an adult day care facility Monday after learning people who contracted COVID-19 were being housed there. Scott Wayman, the city manager, said they found out overnight about the infected individuals at Council Oaks at 11901 Topperwein Road. There were three people who were roommates at the facility in San Antonio and one of them died from COVID-19, Pue said. The two others got infected so the facility was trying to do the right thing by quarantining them somewhere else. Hospitalizations continue surging as 44 new COVID-19 cases confirmed in San Antonio, Bexar County