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FINDING THE INFORMATION RELEVANT TO YOU
READING THE GUIDELINES
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As you read through the Reopening Guidelines, please refer to these definitions to help clarify how the reopening stages affect you. Vulnerable Population – This includes individuals that are aged 65 or older, pregnant and breastfeeding, experiencing homelessness or have underlying medical conditions defined by CDC. We strongly urge these individuals to continue sheltering in place. Individuals – This all-encompassing category applies to residents, visitors, customers, and employers and employees. Throughout the stages, all individuals must adhere to these guidelines at all times. Business – If you are an employer for a specific sector, such as Non-Essential Business or Entertainment Venues and Amusement Parks, please refer to this category for guidelines on how to operate in each stage. Business sectors are to remain closed unless stated otherwise. Remarks/Resources – To help guide our community to a successful reopening while minimizing public health risks, additional resources from CDC and LA County have been provided. CDC – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention LACDPH – Los Angeles County Department of Public Health PPE – Personal Protective Equipment (sanitary supplies, gloves, face coverings, etc.) All businesses that are permitted to reopen must post the signage provided by the City and prepare, implement, and post the required protocols from LA County Department of Public Health prior to opening.
NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESS
(Florists, Toy, Music, Book, Clothing, Sporting Goods, Car Dealerships, Car Washes, Manufacturing, Personal Care, Gyms and
Fitness, Restaurants, Offices, Bars and Nightclubs)
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are sick
• Those who have been instructed by
their medical provider that they
should not wear a face covering
should wear a face shield with a
drape on the bottom edge to be
compliant with State directives, as
long as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a tissue
or the inside of your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services
and support as needed
Manufacturing: Date Open May 14, 2020
• Manufacturing and logistic sector businesses
that supply lower-risk retail businesses can
open
• LACDPH protocols
Retail: Date Open May 27, 2020
• All lower-risk retail businesses may open for
curbside pick-up and limited in-store
customers at no more than 50% maximum
occupancy
• LACDPH protocols for in-store shopping
• Indoor and outdoor flea markets and swap
meets may open with adherence to physical
distancing protocols
• Car washes can open with adherence to
physical distancing and infection control
protocols.
• LACDPH protocols
For-Hire Fishing and Chartered Boats: Open
June 12, 2020
• Must implement the required protocols
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-Related
Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions for
People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESS (CONT.)
(Florists, Toy, Music, Book, Clothing, Sporting Goods, Car Dealerships, Car Washes, Manufacturing, Personal Care, Gyms and
Fitness, Restaurants, Offices, Bars and Nightclubs)
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
Restaurants: Open July 1, 2020
• Restaurants and other food facilities that prepare and
serve food, may open for delivery, drive thru, carry out,
and outdoor onsite table dining only
• Indoor dining is not permitted
• On-site outdoor seating must adhere to physical
distancing of at least six feet between customers at
different tables
• Entertainment options are prohibited
• LACDPH protocols
Hair Salons and Barbershops: Open July 14, 2020
• May open for outdoor operations only. All indoor
operations must be closed to the public until further notice
• Outdoor operations may only be provided as permitted by
the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology and
local zoning laws
• Employee and customer screenings must be conducted
before entering the workspace (can be done remotely or
in person upon arrival)
• LACDPH protocols
Fitness Facilities: Open July 14, 2020
• Fitness facilities, including private gymnasiums, may open
for outdoor operations only. The indoor portions of fitness
facilities are closed to the public until further notice.
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESS (CONT.)
(Florists, Toy, Music, Book, Clothing, Sporting Goods, Car Dealerships, Car Washes, Manufacturing, Personal Care, Gyms and
Fitness, Restaurants, Offices, Bars and Nightclubs)
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Employee and customer screenings must be conducted before
entering the workspace (can be done remotely or in person
upon arrival)
• LACDPH protocols
Personal Care Establishments: July 14, 2020
• Nail salons, tanning salons, esthetician, skin care,
cosmetology services, electrology, body art professionals,
tattoo parlors, piercing shops and massage therapy
businesses may open for outdoor operations only. The indoor
portions of personal care establishments are closed to the
public until further notice
• Outdoor operations may only be provided as permitted by the
California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology and local
zoning laws
• Employee and customer screenings must be conducted before
entering the workspace (can be done remotely or in person
upon arrival)
• Mobile or in-home care services are not allowed
• LACDPH protocols
Office-based Worksites: Open TBD
• All indoor portions and operations must cease in-person
operations until further notice
• Operations may continue via telework and for minimum basic
operations only
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESS (CONT.)
(Florists, Toy, Music, Book, Clothing, Sporting Goods, Car Dealerships, Car Washes, Manufacturing, Personal Care, Gyms and
Fitness, Restaurants, Offices, Bars and Nightclubs)
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Telework continued for as many employees as possible
• Employee and customer screenings must be conducted before
entering the workspace (can be done remotely or in person
upon arrival)
• LACDPH protocols
Indoor Malls and Shopping Centers: Open TBD
• Indoor malls and shopping centers (defined as a building with
seven or more sales or retail establishments with adjoining
indoor space), must close all indoor portions and operations
until further notice
• Businesses located entirely within the interior of an indoor mall
or shopping center may offer services via outdoor curbside
pick-up
• Businesses that are accessible by the public from the exterior
of the indoor mall or shopping center may remain open to the
public
• LACDPH protocols
Open TBD
• All bars, breweries, brew pubs, pubs, wineries, and tasting
rooms that do not offer sit-down dine-in meals remain closed
• Cardrooms, satellite wagering facilities and racetracks with
onsite wagering facilities remain closed
• Indoor, in-person onsite dining remains closed
Hot tubs, steam rooms and saunas not located on a residential
property remain closed
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
CHILDCARE / EARLY CHILHOOD EDUCATION (ECE)
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are
sick
• Those who have been instructed
by their medical provider that
they should not wear a face
covering should wear a face
shield with a drape on the bottom
edge to be compliant with State
directives, as long as their
condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a
tissue or the inside of your
elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services
and support as needed
Open (Essential Business Guidelines)
• Childcare facilities remain open, with limit of 10
children per classroom (room dividers that are floor
to ceiling can be used to divide up large classroom
spaces where building occupancy thresholds were
more than 30 people per classroom)
• Ensure facility safety and safety of staff and
children
• Ensure capacity for contact tracing to prevent
infection
• Offer alternative assignments for employees who
are elderly and/or have underlying health
conditions
• Close all common areas or strict enforcement to
physical distancing
• No indoor or outdoor playgrounds for children
except those located within a childcare center
Day Camps: Open June 12, 2020
• Day camps may open with proper physical
distancing and infection control protocols in place
• Campers’ temperature must be taken before camp
begins
• Outdoor activities are encouraged
• Campers should bring their own meals, when
possible
• LACDPH Protocols
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine
Guidance for Close Contacts to
COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation
Instructions for People with COVID-
19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
PRE K – 12 SCHOOLS
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are
sick
• Those who have been instructed
by their medical provider that they
should not wear a face covering
should wear a face shield with a
drape on the bottom edge to be
compliant with State directives, as
long as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a
tissue or the inside of your
elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services
and support as needed
Date Open TBD
• Schools within LA County must remained
closed to in-person learning until the County
has been off of the State’s County Monitoring
List for 14 consecutive days
• Ensure supply chain for required personal
protective equipment, cloth face coverings,
cleaning/disinfecting supplies and cleaning
services
• Continued compliance with current directives,
including Minimum Basic Operations
• School campuses remain closed to the public;
districts can conduct distance learning only
• Gatherings of any size are prohibited
• Offer alternative assignments for employees
who are elderly and/or have underlying health
conditions
• Close all common areas or strict enforcement
of physical distancing
• LA County Exposure Management Plan
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are
sick
• Those who have been instructed by
their medical provider that they
should not wear a face covering
should wear a face shield with a
drape on the bottom edge to be
compliant with State directives, as
long as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a
tissue or the inside of your
elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services
and support as needed
Date Open TBD
• Campuses open to accommodate
essential learning activities including
classroom instruction with class size/labs
limited to less than 30 people
• Dining halls and cafeterias offer take-out
and pick-up and offer limited in-person
dining at 25% occupancy with adherence
to physical distancing requirements.
• Residential halls and dorms may open
with restrictions on occupancy thresholds
and adherence to distancing and infection
control protocols
• Social events, gatherings of more than 30
people, and large lectures (more than 30
people) are prohibited
• Spectator-free sporting events and team
practices are allowed for less than 100
people only where infection control and
physical distancing can be maintained
(primarily for non-contact sports)
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
HOUSES OF WORSHIP
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good
hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are
sick
• Those who have been instructed
by their medical provider that they
should not wear a face covering
should wear a face shield with a
drape on the bottom edge to be
compliant with State directives, as
long as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a
tissue or the inside of your
elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services
and support as needed
Date Open: July 14, 2020
• Houses of worship may resume in-person faith-
based services that are held outdoors. All indoor
operations and services must be closed to the
public until further notice
• Work processes are reconfigured to the extent
possible to increase opportunities for staff to work
from home
• Employee screenings must be conducted before
entering the workspace (can be done remotely or
in person upon arrival)
• Parking areas must be reconfigured to limit
congregation points and ensure proper physical
distancing.
• If drive-in services are offered, cars are directed to
park at least six feet apart.
• In-person singing is prohibited during services and
celebrations except where singers can be placed
at least six feet from each other and other
attendees.
• Self-service food and beverages are not permitted.
• There is no maximum for services that are held
outdoors, provided attendees can maintain
physical distancing of at least six feet
• LACDPH protocols
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine
Guidance for Close Contacts to
COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation
Instructions for People with COVID-
19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
HEALTHCARE SETTINGS
(Hospitals, Outpatient Clinics and Dental Services)
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are
sick
• Those who have been instructed by
their medical provider that they
should not wear a face covering
should wear a face shield with a
drape on the bottom edge to be
compliant with State directives, as
long as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a
tissue or the inside of your
elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services
and support as needed
Open (Essential Business Guidelines)
• Resume core and essential operations of
health care services while maintaining
capacity to respond to any increased
demand for services for COVID-19
patients, including swift decompression of
beds/non-critical services
• As appropriate, continue to implement
telemedicine services to the extent
feasible
• Hospitals and out-patient clinics may
perform essential elective surgeries
• Outpatient clinics and health care
providers resume preventive and
essential care services
• Dental services are open for emergency
and critical services
• Close all common areas or strict
enforcement of physical distancing
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
CONGREGATE LIVING
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are
sick
• Those who have been instructed by
their medical provider that they
should not wear a face covering
should wear a face shield with a
drape on the bottom edge to be
compliant with State directives, as
long as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a
tissue or the inside of your
elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services
and support as needed
Open (Essential Business Guidelines)
• Additional TA for congregate facilities with
high-risk residents
• COVID-19 testing for employees and
residents at all sites with a positive case
• Routine surveillance testing at all sites as
determined by DPH
• No visitors except for pediatric residents
and those receiving end of life care
• Close all common areas or strict
enforcement of physical distancing
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
THERAPUETIC AND PEER SUPPORT GROUPS
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are sick
• Those who have been instructed by
their medical provider that they should
not wear a face covering should wear
a face shield with a drape on the
bottom edge to be compliant with
State directives, as long as their
condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a tissue
or the inside of your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services and
support as needed
Open (Essential Business Guidelines)
• Allow for small group (10 people or
fewer) and individual therapy and
support groups, while maintaining
physical distancing and infection
control protocols
• Close all common areas or strict
enforcement of physical distancing
• LACDPH protocols
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
ARTS AND CULTURAL VENUES
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good
hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are
sick
• Those who have been instructed
by their medical provider that
they should not wear a face
covering should wear a face
shield with a drape on the
bottom edge to be compliant
with State directives, as long as
their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a
tissue or the inside of
your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services
and support as needed
Date Open: May 27, 2020
• Outdoor museums and galleries may open with physical
distancing and infection control protocols in place
• Groups are limited to household members only; tours
that combine individuals from different families are
discontinued
• Ensure a distance of at least six feet between visitors
and staff by instituting markers and timed entrance
tickets
• Museum retail establishments must comply with retail
establishment protocols
• LACDPH protocols
Music, Television and Film Production: Open June 12,
2020
• All employees who can carry out their work duties from
home have been directed to do so
• Employee screenings must be conducted before entering
the workspace (can be done remotely or in person upon
arrival)
• LACDPH protocols
Date Open TBD
• Indoor portions and exhibits of museums, zoos, and
aquariums remain closed
• Large theater and music venues remain closed
• Interactive exhibits remain closed
• Groups of 10 or less household/family members can stay
together
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to
Protect Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting
Your Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine
Guidance for Close Contacts to
COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation
Instructions for People with
COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce
Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
ENTERTAINMENT VENUES AND AMUSEMENT PARKS
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are sick
• Those who have been instructed by
their medical provider that they should
not wear a face covering should wear
a face shield with a drape on the
bottom edge to be compliant with
State directives, as long as their
condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a tissue
or the inside of your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services and
support as needed
Date Open May 27, 2020
• Drive-in theaters and drive-in
restaurants may open with physical
distancing and infection control
protocols in place
• Face coverings are required
while vehicle windows are down,
in a convertible and while
making transactions
• Individuals may not change
vehicles at any time
Date Open TBD
• All entertainment venues (including
movie theaters, live performance
theaters, concert venues, theme parks
and festivals) remain closed
• Family entertainment centers (including
bowling alleys, arcades, miniature golf
and batting cages) remain closed
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
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SPORTING EVENTS
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a facemask
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are sick
• Those who have been instructed by
their medical provider that they
should not wear a face covering
should wear a face shield with a
drape on the bottom edge to be
compliant with State directives, as
long as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a tissue
or the inside of your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services and
support as needed
Date Open: June 12, 2020
• Professional sports without live audiences
are permitted to resume with proper
physical distancing and infection control
protocols in place
• Everyone who can carry out their work
duties from home are directed to do so
• Employee screenings must be conducted
before entering the workspace (can be
done remotely or in person upon arrival)
• Teams must keep a detailed facility log that
records a list of individuals who are present
at the team facility on any given day
• Athletes, staff and broadcasters are
required to wear face coverings at all times
other than while exercising
• Players and staff must cooperate with the
local health authority’s confidential case
investigation and contact tracing efforts
• During spectator-free games, facility
occupancy is limited to those who are
essential for game day operations and, if
possible, does not exceed 300 individuals
• LACDPH protocols
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
CONVENTIONS AND LARGE EVENTS
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a face
covering
• Practice good
hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched surfaces
• Stay home when you are sick
• Those who have been instructed by their
medical provider that they should not
wear a face covering should wear a face
shield with a drape on the bottom edge
to be compliant with State directives, as
long as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a tissue or
the inside of your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services and
support as needed
• Individuals participating in vehicle
parades may not change vehicles at any
time during the parade.
• If windows are open or in a
convertible, face covering
requirements apply.
Date Open May 22, 2020
• Vehicle parades are permitted. All individuals
must remain in their vehicles with their
seatbelt fastened
• The host is responsible for compliance
of the Health Officer Order
• The host must ensure adherence to
physical distancing and face coverings
• For 20 or more vehicles, the host is
responsible for security staff to ensure
physical distancing and face coverings
• The host must develop a drive-thru
event
• The host must confer with law
enforcement prior to the event
• For receiving or exchanging
documents, see LACDPH protocols
Date Open TBD
• Continue Minimum Basic Operations
• All events and gatherings unless specifically
allowed by the Health Officer Order are
prohibited
• Close all common areas or strict enforcement
of physical distancing
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine
Guidance for Close Contacts to
COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation
Instructions for People with COVID-
19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
INDIVIDUAL FAMILIES
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a face
covering
• Practice good
hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched surfaces
• Stay home when you are sick
• Those who have been instructed by their
medical provider that they should not
wear a face covering should wear a face
shield with a drape on the bottom edge to
be compliant with State directives, as long
as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a tissue or
the inside of your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services and
support as needed
• Tourism and individual travel may resume
with adherence to required protocols
• Indoor protests are prohibited
• Outdoor protests are permitted without a
limit on attendees provided participants
can maintain physical distancing of at
least six feet
• Ensure supply chain for required PPE, cloth
face coverings, cleaning/disinfecting supplies
and cleaning services
• Ensure physical distancing (physical and
workflow adaptations) infection control,
maximizing employee and customer safety,
contact tracing to prevent infection
transmission, and offering alternative
assignments (i.e. telework) for employees who
are elderly and/or have underlying health
conditions
• Close all common areas or strict enforcement
to physical distancing
Hotels, Lodging and Short-term Rentals: June
12, 2020
• Employees must wear face coverings and limit
touching guests’ belongings
• Reusable materials in rooms must be removed
• Employee and customer screenings must be
conducted before entering the workspace (can
be done remotely or in person upon arrival)
• Elevator capacity limited to 4 individuals
• Rooms should be left vacant 24-72 hours after
a guest has departed for proper sanitation
• LACDPH protocols
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting
Your Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine
Guidance for Close Contacts to
COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation
Instructions for People with
COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce
Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
YOUTH ACTIVITIES AND TEAM SPORTS
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a face covering
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are sick
• Those who have been instructed by
their medical provider that they should
not wear a face covering should wear
a face shield with a drape on the
bottom edge to be compliant with
State directives, as long as their
condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a tissue
or the inside of your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services and
support as needed
Date Open TBD
• Allow youth team sports and activities
with moderate contact such as
soccer, baseball, and lacrosse
provided group size is less than 50
and there is adherence to infection
control and distancing requirements
• Team games/events remain spectator
free
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
LIBRARIES
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a face covering
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are sick
• Those who have been instructed by
their medical provider that they should
not wear a face covering should wear
a face shield with a drape on the
bottom edge to be compliant with
State directives, as long as their
condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a tissue
or the inside of your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services and
support as needed
Date Open: May 27, 2020
• Open for curbside pick-up only
• Adhere to physical distancing and
infection control protocols
• LACDPH protocols
Date Open TBD
• Open for a limited number of
hours/days per week
• Limit number of individuals who enter
to 50% occupancy threshold
• Allow group activities of 10 or less
people provided pre-registration and
adherence to physical distancing and
infection control protocols
• Close all common areas or strict
enforcement of physical distancing
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
OUTDOOR PARKS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a face
covering
• Practice good
hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are
sick
• Those who have been instructed
by their medical provider that they
should not wear a face covering
should wear a face shield with a
drape on the bottom edge to be
compliant with State directives, as
long as their condition permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a
tissue or the inside of your
elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods, services
and support as needed
Date Open: May 8, 2020
• Trails, trailheads, parks, and golf courses (not including
pro-shops or dine-in restaurants) are open provided all
activities adhere to physical distancing and infection
control protocols
Date Open: May 13, 2020
• Additional outdoor recreational facilities, including
shooting ranges, archery ranges, equestrian centers,
tennis and pickleball courts, model airplane areas, bike
parks and community gardens are open provided all
activities adhere to physical distancing and infection
control protocols
• No recreational programming allowed
• Temporary street closures allowed to create open spaces
in areas without easy access to open spaces for solo
activities such as walking, running and bicycling, provided
adherence to capacity limits, physical distancing and
infection control protocols. Events and gatherings on
closed streets are prohibited.
• Temporary street closures allowed to create open spaces
in areas without easy access to open spaces for solo
activities such as walking, running and bicycling, provided
adherence to capacity limits, physical distancing and
infection control protocols. Events and gatherings on
closed streets are prohibited
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting
Your Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine
Guidance for Close Contacts to
COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation
Instructions for People with
COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce
Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
OUTDOOR PARKS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES (CONT.)
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
Date Open: May 27, 2020
• Pools, hot tubs and saunas that are in multi-unit residence or
part of a Homeowners’ Association may open with physical
distancing and infection control protocols in place
Campgrounds, RV parks and Cabin Rental Units: Open
June 12, 2020
• Visitors must make reservations and purchase permits,
firewood, ice and other items online or by phone before
arriving on site
• Visitors should bring plastic tablecloths that can be disposed
of or taken back home for washing
• Campsites or picnic areas must be set up at a maximum
distance from adjacent campsites and picnic sites
• Programs and facilities must remain closed
• LACDPH protocols
Swimming Pools and Splash Pads: Open June 12, 2020
• All hot tubs, saunas and steam rooms must remain closed
Date Open TBD
• No recreational programming allowed
• Closures: Playgrounds, basketball courts, volleyball courts,
baseball and soccer fields, concession stands, community
centers, including hot tubs and saunas
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BEACHES
Vulnerable Population Individuals Business Resources
• Shelter in place
• Maximize physical
distancing
• Wear a face covering
• Practice good hygiene
• Practice protective actions
• Physical distancing
• Wear face coverings
• Wash your hands
• Clean frequently touched
surfaces
• Stay home when you are
sick
• Those who have been
instructed by their medical
provider that they should not
wear a face covering should
wear a face shield with a drape
on the bottom edge to be
compliant with State directives,
as long as their condition
permits it
• Practice good hygiene
• Avoid touching your face.
• Sneeze or cough into a
tissue or the inside of
your elbow.
• Telecommute when possible
• Obtain essential goods,
services and support as needed
Date Open: May 13, 2020
• Beaches are open during normal operating
hours for solo/family active recreation
including swimming, surfing, running and
walking; no chairs, canopies, coolers, grills,
or sunbathing allowed
• No gatherings of any size; no events, athletic
competitions, youth camps or recreational
programming is allowed
• Beach restrooms are open adhering to
physical distancing and infection control
protocols
Date Open: May 22, 2020
• Beach parking lots and bike paths adhering
to physical distancing and infection control
protocols
Date Open: June 12, 2020
• Chairs, canopies and coolers are allowed on
the beach. Summer camps and surf camps
can open with adherence to required
protocols
• LACDPH protocols
Date Open TBD
• Concessions and food stands remain closed
• Volleyball courts remain closed
Infection Control Guidance
• CDC Guidance on How to Protect
Yourself and Others
• CDC – COVID-19 Symptoms
• CDC – Physical Distancing
• CDC Guidance for Disinfecting Your
Facility
• CDC Guidance for Community-
Related Exposures
• LACDPH FAQ Exposure
• LACDPH Home Quarantine Guidance
for Close Contacts to COVID-19
• LACDPH Home Isolation Instructions
for People with COVID-19
State & LA County Requirements
• California Resilience Roadmap
• Statewide Guidance to Reduce Risk
• LACDPH Quarantine Order
• LACDPH Isolation Order
• Safer at Home Order Revised
• LACDPH Roadmap to Recovery:
Required Checklists
• LACDPH Resources
C I T Y O F G A R D E N A
R E O P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(310) 217-9583 | [email protected]
