CHANGES REQUIRED BY THE REGIONAL STAY-AT-HOME ORDER

The following sectors must close:

Indoor and outdoor playgrounds

Indoor recreational facilities Hair salons and barbershops Personal care services Museums, zoos and aquariums

Movie theaters Wineries

Bars, breweries and distilleries

Family entertainment centers Cardrooms and satellite wagering Limited services Live audience sports Amusement parks

These industries must change in the following manner:

Outside recreational facilities — No overnight stays at campgrounds, and no food, drink or alcohol sales. Retail and shopping centers — 20 percent capacity limit, with no eating or drinking inside. Special hours should be instituted for seniors and those with chronic conditions or compromised immune systems. Hotels and lodgings — Allowed open for critical infrastructure support only. Restaurants — Pickup and delivery only.

Offices — Remote work only except for critical infrastructure sectors where remote work is not possible. Places of worship — outdoor services only. Entertainment production (including professional sports) — No live audience. Bubble environments are highly encouraged.

Additional rules:

Once a region is below 15 percent ICU capacity, all counties will have 24 hours to implement the new stayat-home order.

A region can leave the stayat-home order after three weeks if the ICU capacity for the region is projected to be at or above 15 percent for the next four weeks. During this time, no hotel or lodging entity can accept or honor out-of-state reservations for nonessential travel unless the period of stay covers a quarantine period.