PHASED APPROACH

Reopening Business and Modifying Physical Distancing Measures

High-Risk
Populations*

Recreation

Gatherings

(social, spiritual}

Travel

Business/
Employers

 

Phase1

Continue to Stay Home, Stay Healthy

Some outdoor recreation
(hunting, ?shing, golf, boating, hiking)

-None
- Drive in spiritual service with
one household per vehicle

Only essential travel

- Essential businesses open

- Existing construction that meet
agreed upon criteria

- Landscaping

- Automobile sales

- Retail (curb-side pick-up orders only)

- Car washes

- Pet walkers

Phase 2

Continue to Stay Home, Stay Healthy

All outdoor recreation involving fewer than

5 people outside your household
(camping, beaches, etc.)

Gather with no more than 5 people
outside your household per week

Limited non-essential travel
within proximity of your home

- Remaining manufacturing

- New construction

- ln-homefdomestic services
(nannies, housecleaning, etc.)

- Retail (in-store purchases allowed
with restrictions)

- Real estate

- Professional servicesfof?ce-based

businesses (telework remains strongly

encouraged)

- Hair and nail salonsIBarbers

- Housecleaning

- Restaurants {50% capacity ta ble size
no larger than 5

Phase 3

Continue to Stay Home, Stay Healthy

- Outdoor group rec. sports activities
(5-50 people)

- Recreational facilities at c50% capacity
(public pools, etc.)

Allow gatherings with no more than
50 people

Resume non-essential travel

- Restaurants capacity! table size
no larger than 10

- Bars at {25% capacity

- Indoor at c50% capacity

- Movie theaters at c50% capacity

- Government
(telework remains strongly encouraged)

- Libraries

- Museums

- All other business activities not yet
listed except for and events
with greater than 50 people

Phase 4

Resume public interactions,
with physical distancing

Resume all recreational activity

Allow gatherings with 550 people

Continue non-essential travel

- 

- Concert venues

- Large sporting events

- Resume unrestricted staf?ng of worksites,
but continue to practice physical
distancing and good hygiene

4? High-risk populations are currently de?ned by CDC as: persons 65 years of age and older; people ofall ages with underlyin medial conditions (particularly not well controlled) including peo le with chronic lung disease or moderate to severe asthma, people who have serious heart conditions, people who are
immunocompromised, people with severe obesity, people with diabetes, people with chronic kidney disease undergoing ialysis, and people with liver dlsease; people who live in a ome or long-term care facility.