The following business entities are included in Step One of Phase II, and may reopen today with contingencies:
· Retail, with occupancy limits
· Childcare facilities and day camps, with detailed guidance
· Restaurants (outdoor table service only)
· Hotels and other lodgings, no events, functions or meetings
· Warehouses and distribution centers
· Personal services without close physical contact, such as home cleaning, photography, window washing, career coaching and education tutoring
· Post-secondary, higher education, vocational-tech and occupation schools for the purpose of completing graduation requirements
· Youth and adult amateur sports, with detailed guidance
· Outdoor recreation facilities
· Professional sports practices, no games or public admissions
· Non-athletic youth instructional classes in arts, education or life skills and in groups of less than 10
· Driving and flight schools
· Outdoor historical spaces, no functions, gatherings or guided tours
· Funeral homes, with occupancy limits
The following businesses will be eligible reopen in Step Two of Phase II at a later date to be determined:
· Indoor table service at restaurants
· Close-contact personal services, with restrictions, including: hair removal and replacement; nail care; skin care; massage therapy; makeup salons and makeup application services; tanning salons; tattoo, piercing and body art services; and personal training, with restrictions
Two additional sets of Sector Specific Guidance have been released as well (click the hyperlink associated with each to access the guidance):
Health care providers may also incrementally resume in-person elective, non-urgent procedures and services, including routine office visits, dental visits and vision care subject to compliance with public health and safety standards. Click here to access detailed reopening information for health care providers. All other in-person medical, behavioral health, dental and vision services may also resume on June 8th, except for elective cosmetic procedures and in-person day programs, which will be included in Phase III. Telehealth must continue to be utilized and prioritized to the greatest extent possible, whenever feasible and appropriate. Limited reopening of visitation will also begin, and all visitation is subject to infection control protocol, social distancing and face coverings.