Blueprint for a Safer Economy

California County Stay-At-Home Orders and Reopening Plans

Tier 2: Substantial risk

Outdoor dining no longer permitted; pick-up and delivery only.

No variance; compliance with County-specific health protocols required; Check county reopening plan for specific details. Permitted as of June 19:

• Retail
• Outdoor museums
• Religious & cultural ceremonies
• Outdoor fitness
• Summer schools

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Indoor activities ordered closed as of August 20:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed as of August 20:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor religious services prohibited.

Indoor restaurants closed.

Bars also closed.

As of Friday, August 28, 2020, personal care services such as nail salons
and massage services, as well as gyms are permitted to reopen for outdoor
business. Hotels and short-term rentals also permitted to reopen for personal travel.

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Tier 1: Widespread risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Stay at Home Order reissued; all non-essential businesses closed.

Bars ordered closed.

Indoor restaurants closed.

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Tier 1: Widespread risk

Indoor activities ordered closed as of August 20:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 1: Widespread risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 1: Widespread risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Per the County’s July 1, 2020 Health Order, employers with 3 or more cases of COVID-19 “among their employees within a span of 14 days” must report this information to the County Department of Public Health.

• Museum, Zoos and Aquariums can open indoors at 25% capacity.
• Gyms, Fitness Centers, Yoga and Dance Studios can open indoors at 10% capacity with masking requirement for all indoor activities.
• Movie Theatres can open indoors at 25% capacity with reserved seating only where each group is seated with at least 6 feet of distance in all directions between any other groups.
• Retail and Personal Care Services can increase capacity to 50% with masking required at all times and for all services.
• Restaurants can open indoors at 25% max capacity under the following conditions:
  • 8 feet distancing between tables; one household per table with a limit of 6 people;
  • the HVAC system is in good working order and has been evaluated, and to the maximum extent possible ventilation has been increased.
  • Public Health strongly recommends that all restaurant employees interacting with customers indoors are provided with additional masking protection (above the currently required face shield over face masks); this can be fit tested N95 masks, KN95 masks, or double masks and a face shield. In addition, Public Health strongly recommends that all employees working indoors are informed about and offered opportunities to be vaccinated. Outdoor dining can accommodate up to six people per table from 3 different households.
• Indoor Shopping Malls can increase capacity to 50% with common areas remaining closed; food courts can open at 25% capacity adhering to the restaurant guidance for indoor dining.
• Institutes of Higher Education can re-open all permitted activities with required safety modifications except for residential housing which remains under current restrictions for the Spring semester.
• Schools are permitted to re-open for in-person instruction for students in grades TK-12 adhering to all state and county directives.
• Private Gatherings can occur indoors with up to 3 separate households, with masking and distancing required at all times. People who are fully vaccinated can gather in small numbers indoors with other people who are fully vaccinated without required masking and distancing.
• Breweries, Wineries and Craft Distilleries that do not provide a meal may open for outdoor service only with certain restrictions, including:
  • All guests must have reservations;
  • Guests are limited to a 90-minute time limit for their visit;
  • Guests must be seated at tables before they place their order, and are not permitted to stand or congregate with others;
  • And hours are limited with service for on-site consumption closing by 8:00 pm.
• Breweries, Wineries, and Craft Distilleries that serve a bona fide meal can be open for indoor dining operations at 25% of indoor capacity and must follow the same modifications required of restaurants.
• “Limited services businesses” (such as dry cleaners and non-school educational and tutoring facilities) indoors at 50% capacity
• Mental Health, Support, and Counseling Services at 12 people maximum
• Office-Based Worksites indoors for essential operations which cannot be performed remotely at 50% capacity
• Youth and Adult Recreational Sports in line with state guidance, including: indoor training and conditioning, contact practices, and competition with adherence to state rules

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Tier 1: Widespread risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Additional reopenings planned for June 29 postponed, including:

• Indoor Dining
• Hair Salons, Barbershops, and Nail Salons
• Gyms & Fitness Studios
• Hotels, Motels, Hospitality, Short Term Rentals (leisure and tourism activity)
• Camp grounds, RV Parks, and Picnic areas
• Outdoor based vehicle gatherings

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining,
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 3: Moderate risk

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Indoor activities ordered closed as of August 20:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 1: Widespread risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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The following business sectors ordered closed:

• Dine-in restaurants
• Wineries and Tasting Rooms
• Family Entertainment Centers
• Movie Theaters
• Zoos and Museums
• Cardrooms

In addition, all brewpubs, breweries, bars, and pubs would need to close,
both indoors and outdoors, unless they offer sit down, dine-in meals.

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Bars recommended closed.

Indoor restaurants closed.

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

San Francisco (additional restrictions):

• Indoor dining closed
• Outdoor dining permitted with tables of no more than two households, up to six people, and spaced a minimum of 6 feet apart;
• Personal services permitted indoors and outdoors, except “those that require a mask to be removed”
• Outdoor zoos and museums permitted
• Small outdoor gatherings permitted
• Gyms and fitness centers inside hotels, up to 10% capacity, up to 50 people
• Indoor malls with increased capacity, up to 50% with an approved safety plan
• Places of worship, indoors at 25% capacity up to 100 people, outdoors up to 200 people 6 feet apart
• Political protests, outdoors up to 200 people 6 feet apart
• Movie theatres limited to 25% capacity and a maximum of 50 people”
• Indoor high school instruction paused

In addition, San Francisco will allow hotels to resume operations for tourism use, but mandatory local travel quarantine remains in effect ( requiring travelers from outside of the Bay Area to quarantine for 10 days).

Curfew on non-essential activities remains in effect 10 p.m. – 5 a.m.

Please see the County’s updated Stay Home Order site for additional guidance.

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Tier 1: Widespread risk

Bars and indoor activities ordered closed.

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Removed from State monitoring list on August 17, 2020. Indoor activities that
remain closed until at least August 31 include:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 1: Widespread risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed as of August 26:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Tier 2: Substantial risk

Group gatherings capped at 16 people maximum

Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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Indoor activities ordered closed:

• Dining
• Bars & wineries
• Movie theaters
• Zoos & museums
• Cardrooms

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