OC Moves to “Red Tier”, Some Businesses Cleared for Reopening

As of this morning, OC officially moved into the “Red Tier” of the newest Coronavirus Reopening Advisement Measurement that has been proclaimed by edict from Gavin Newsom under the Constitutional Suspension provided by the declared “State of Emergency”, where even peacefully assembling on ones own property is regulated and even banned by government.

Tiers and more information on this fabricated system which runs contrary to the “inalienable rights” of the Constitution and the 1st Amendment can be found here: https://covid19.ca.gov/safer-economy/

Big changes the come with this new categorization proclamation are that many places can re-open to 25% capacity.  The places, specifically, are:

• Restaurants
  • May re-open for indoor dining with modifications
  • Capacity must be limited to 25 percent or 100 people, whichever is less

• Places of Worship
  • May re-open indoors with modifications
  • Indoor activities must be limited to 25 percent of capacity or 100 people, whichever is less

• Shopping Centers
  • May re-open with modifications
  • Indoor capacity must be limited to 50 percent for shopping malls, destination shopping centers, and swap meets
  • Common areas are closed
  • Reduced capacity shopping center food courts (see Restaurants guidelines for more details)

• Retail
  • May re-open with modifications
  • Retail capacity must be limited to 50 percent

• Hair Salons and Barbershops
  • May re-open indoors with modifications

• Personal Care Services (nail salons, body waxing, tattoo parlors, piercing studios, skin care & cosmetology, and massage services)
  • May re-open indoors with modifications

• Gyms and Fitness Facilities
  • May re-open indoors with modifications
  • Capacity must be limited to 10 percent

• Movie Theaters
  • May re-open with modifications
  • Capacity must be limited to 25 percent or 100 people, whichever is less

• Family Entertainment Centers
  • May re-open outdoor only with modifications for activities such as go-kart racing, mini golf, and batting cages

• Wineries
  • May be open outdoors only with modifications

• Museums, Zoos and Aquariums
  • May re-open indoors with modifications
  • Indoor activities must be limited to 25 percent of capacity

The current– and fifth iteration– of the lockdown release criteria that our rulers have created can be found on the image below:

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