RESOLUTION NO. 5977

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CARPINTERIA CITYCOUNCIL EXERCISING THE CITY'S EMERGENCY POWERS TO REQUIRE

MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AND WORKERS TO WEAR FACE COVERINGS TOPREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19

WHEREAS, Government Code Sections 8558 and 8630, ef seg., Health andSafety Code Section 101080, and Chapter2.40 of the Carpinteria Municipal Code('CMC"), empower the City of Carpinteria ("City") Director of Emergency Services tomake and issue rules and regulations on matters reasonably related to the protection oflife and property during proclaimed local emergencies; and

WHEREAS, on March 4,2020, Governor Newsom declared a state ofemergency to make additional resources available, to formalize emergency actionsalready underway, and to help the state prepare the effects of Novel Coronavirus(COVID-19); and

WHEREAS, on March 11,2020, Governor Newsom and California Department ofPublic Health officials recommended that non-essential gatherings should be postponedor cancelled across the state until the end of March, in order to implement socialdistancing guidelines intended to protect all individuals, particularly those who are athigh risk of severe illness for COVID-19, and to slow further spread of COVID-19; and

WHEREAS, on March 12,2020, the County of Santa Barbara ("County") LocalHealth Officer declared a local health emergency exists in the County due to animminent and proximate threat to public health, within the meaning of Section 101080 ofthe Health and Safety Code, by the introduction of COVID-19 in the County, anddirected local agencies in the County to implement Governor Newsom's socialdistancing guidelines; and

WHEREAS, on March 17,2020, the California Department of Public Health andCounty Public Health Department directed all bars, nightclubs, pubs, breweries andwineries to close immediately; and restaurants and other food facilities offering on-sitedining should immediately transition to only offering delivery or take-out service as partof the public health effort to slow the spread of COVID-19; and

WHEREAS, on March 17,2020, the City Director of Emergency Services issueda Proclamation of Local Emergency by the Director of Emergency Services for theCOVID-1 I Pandemic ("Proclamation"); and

WHEREAS, the City's Proclamation was found necessary and ratified by the CityCouncil at its regular meetings on March 23,2020 (via adoption of Resolution No. 5954)and re-ratified by the City Council on April 13,2020 (via adoption of Resolution No.5954) and May 13,2020 (via adoption of Resolution No. 5969) in order to utilize all

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resources necessary to respond to COVID-19 and receive any State and Federalassistance and funds that may be available; and

WHEREAS, the Proclamation invokes in the City all powers and mechanisms setforth in the California Emergency Services Act (Government Code sections 85b0, efseg.), CMC Chapter 2.40, and all other applicable federal and state laws, and Cityordinances and resolutions, to be used by authorized City personnel; and

WHEREAS, on March 19,2020, Governor Newsom issued Executive Order N-33-20 instructing all individuals living in the State of California to stay home or at theirplace of residence, except as needed to maintain continuity of operation of federalcritical infrastructure sectors and additional sectors as the State Public Health Officermay designate as critical to protect health and well-being of all Californians ("essentialbusinesses"); and

WHEREAS, on May 4,2020, Governor Newsom issued Executive Order N-00-20, which is incorporated herein by reference, to allow re-opening of lower-risk businessand spaces ("lower-risk businesses") in Stage Two of the State's Resilience Roadmap;and

WHEREAS, on May 8, 2020, the County Health Officer issued Santa BarbaraCounty Health Officer Order ("County Health Office Order") 2O2O-8.1, which furtherclarifies the lower-risk businesses eligible to be open for limited operations within theCounty; and

WHEREAS, the California Department of Public Health provided guidance oncloth face coverings for the general public to utilize while outside their reóidence;

WHEREAS, the centers for Disease control and prevention ("cDC")recommends cloth face covering be worn in public setting where other social distancingmeasures are difficult to maintain, such as in grocery stores and pharmacies; and

WHEREAS, on April 5, 2020, April24,2020, and May g,2o2o,the county HealthOfficer Orders (No. 2020-7,2020-8, and 2020-8.1, respectively) requiring food fãcilityworkers to wear face coverings. These County Health Officer Orders do not requireworkers of other essential and lower-risk businesses and members of the public to wearface coverings; and

WHEREAS, as of May 12,2020, the California Department of Public Healthreported a total of 69,382 total cases of COVID-19 in California and 2,847 fatalities; and

WHEREAS, as of May 12,2020, the County Public Health Department reporteda total of 1 ,362 positive cases of COVID-19 in the County and 1 1 deaths; 23 cases arein South County Unincorporated Areas, including Montecito, Summerland and the City;and

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WHEREAS, workers and members of the public visiting and patronizing essentialand lower-risk businesses face increased risk of exposure due to contacts with andproximity to others in indoor settings, which may be reduced if they wear face coverings,

WHEREAS, the City Council finds that these conditions of peril warrant andnecessitate that members of the public and workers at essential and lower-riskbusinesses wear cloth face coverings to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in order toprotect public health and safety.

NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL HEREBY RESOLVES AND ORDERSTHAT:

Section 1. lncorporation of Recitals. All the recitals set forth above are true,correct, and valid, and are hereby incorporated and adopted as findings of the CityCouncil as though fully set forth herein.

Section2. Definitions.

A. "Essential business" is defined as any business or organization allowed tooperate by the County Health Officer Orders 2020-8 and 2020-8.1,1 as may beamended. The list of essential businesses set forth in Attachments A and B to CountyHealth Officer Order 2020-8.1 is incorporated by reference and attached hereto asExhibit A, which may be amended as specified in Section 5.

B. "Face covering" means a covering made of cloth, fabric, or other soft orpermeable material, without holes, that sits close to the face and covers the nose andmouth and surrounding areas of the lower face, and that does not impair the wearer'sbreathing. A face covering includes, but is not limited to, gaiters, scarves, such asfabric masks, scarves, bandanas, or other homemade covering made from readilyavailable clothing. A face covering need not be medical-grade or N95 respirators.

C. "Lower-risk business" is defined as any business or organization allowedto operate County Health Officer Order 2020-8.1, as may be amended. The list of lower-risk businesses set forth in Attachment B to County Health Officer Order 2020-8.1 isincorporated by reference and attached hereto as Exhibit A, which may be amended asspecified in Section 5.

D. "Social distancing measures" means social distancing measures includedin guidelines published by the California Department of Public Health and as defined inCounty Health Otficer Order 2020-8.1, as either may be amended, which include, butare not limited to, maintaining at least a six (6) foot distance from all persons who arenot part of the same household or living unit and not gathering in groups.

1 Although Santa Barbara County Health Order 2020-8 was rescinded and replaced by Order2020-8.1, the list of businesses included in Attachments A and B of County Health Orders 2020-8 and 2020-8.1 constitute "essential businesses" for the purposes of this Resolution.

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E. "Worker" for the purpose of this Resolution includes any employee,contractor, owner, or volunteer.

Section 3. Use of Face Covering.

A. Face Covering Required. All workers and members of the public shallwear a face covering while present at an essential or lower-risk business (includingstanding in-line to enter or transact business with one of these businesses).

B. Face Covering Not Required. Notwithstanding Section 3(A), a facecovering is not required when:

1) A person is in a personal office or other confined space where othersoutside of that person's household or living unit are not present, as long as the publicdges not regularly visit the room. For example, and without limitation, abank manager,office worker, accountant, attorney, or repairperson is not required to wear a facecovering if that person is alone in a confined space (i.e., with walls and a door) notregularly visited by the public, but that individual must put on a face covering whencoworkers are nearby or when visited by a clienVcustomer, and anywhere members ofthe public or other coworkers gather or are regularly present; or

2) Wearing a face covering would create a health or safety risk to theperson, based on their type of activity, as determined by local, state, or federalregulators or workplace safety guidelines,

C. Face Coverinq Recommended. Face coverings are recommended, butnot required, in all other public settings where it is not possible to comply with socialdistancing measures.

D. Face Coverinq Not Recommend. Notwithstanding Sections 3(A)-(C), dueto risk of suffocation, face coverings are not recommended for (1) any child two'years oryounger, and (2) anyone who has trouble breathing or is unconscious, incapacitated, orothenryise unable to remove the face covering without assistance.

section 4. Essential and Lower-Risk Business Requirements.

A. All essential and lower-risk businesses shall:

1) Prohibit entry, refuse service or bar queuing or lining up forentry/access to any person not wearing a face covering;

2) Prominently post signage in at least one location readily visible tomembers of the public and workers describing these face covering requirements;

3) Provide face coverings without charge for the use of its workers; and

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4) Ensure that their workers have access to clean, sanitary face coveringfor each shift and ensure that all reusable face covering are cleaned, washed andsanitized at least daily in compliance with federal, state and local guidance.

B. All essential or lower-risk business may provide without charge or sell facecoverings to any member of the public present at their essential or lower-risk business.

Section 5. Amendments to List of Essential and Lower Risk Businesses. Giventhe changing definition of essential and lower-risk businesses under state guidance andCounty Health Officer Orders, the City Council authorizes the Director of EmergencyServices to update and amend Exhibit A consistent with amendments to the CountyHealth Officer Order 2020-8.1 or related County Health Officer Orders.

Section 6. Hardship Exception. Notwithstanding Section 3, a face covering is notrequired to be worn by a person if a medical professional has advised that person thatwearing a face covering may pose a health or safety risk.

Section 7. Enforcement.

A. No person, essential business or lower-risk business shall be prosecutedfor a violation of this Resolution unless they continue to engage in prohibited conductafter having been notified at least once by a law enforcement officer, other City-designated volunteer, or employee that the conduct violates the Resolution.

B. Essential and lower-risk businesses that do not adhere to this Resolutionmay be subject to immediate business license suspension and mandatory closure forthe duration of this Resolution.

Section 8. Violations. Violations of this Resolution constitute a threat to publichealth and safety, and may be punishable as a misdemeanor as set forth in Chapter1.08 of the Carpinteria Municipal Code.

Section 9. Severability. lf any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or wordof this Resolution is for any reason held to be invalid and/or unconstitutional by a courtof competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remainingportions of this Resolution.

Section 10. Effective Date and Termination. This Resolution shall become effectiveimmediately and shall continue until the earlier of: (1) it is terminated by the City Councilor (2) the conclusion of the local emergency.

Section 11. Scope. This Resolution does not expand the definitions of essential orlower-risk business under County Health Officer Order 2020-8J, as may be amendedAll essential and lower-risk businesses and persons also shall comply with all socialdistancing measures and directives not in conflict with this Resolution.

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Section 12. Environmental Determination. The City Council finds that the adoptionand implementation of this resolution are exempt from ihe provisions of the CaliforniaEnvironmental Quality Act (.CEQA') under CEQA Guideline section 15061(bX3) in thatthe City Council finds there is no possibility that the implementation of this resolutionmay have significant effects on the environment.

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PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED on May 18,2020, by the following vote

AYES: COUNCILMEMBER(S): CARTY, LEE, SHAW, CLARK, N0MURA

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coUNcTLMEMBER(S):

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Mayor, City Carpinteria

ATTEST

City City of Carpinteria

I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted at a special meeting of theCity Council of the City of Carpinteria held on May 18,2020.

>City Cle City of Carpinteria

APPROVED AS TO FORM

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reck, LLP acting asc Attorney of the City of Carpinteria

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EXHIBIT ALIST OF ESSENTIAL AND LOWER.RISK BUS¡NESSES

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HEALTH OFF¡CER ORDER NO. 2020.8.1COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA

Defined Essential Businessesthat May Remain Open with Social Distancing

Agriculture and related businesses and industriesAirlinesAlarm and security companiesAnimal boarding, pet supply, grooming, rehabilitation and veterinary services,necessary for the health of the animalAuto repair, parts and serviceBanks and other financial servicesBlood donation centers

Businesses that supply supplies or items required to work from home.Cemeteries/mortuaries funeral pa rlor and intern ment services Comm u nitygardens for food production

Convenience storesDistribution and delivery of essential consumer or business goodsDomestic violence sheltersDrug stores

Dry cleaners and laundromatsElectriciansEssential Government servicesExterminators

Farmer's markets, produce standsFaith-based services:a. May be provided through streaming or other technology; orb. lf provided in person all of the following protocols are followed:

i. all activity must occur outdoors;ii. all persons attending the activity must be inside a motor vehicle occupied

only by persons from the same household or living unit, not exceeding fivepersons;

¡ii. all motor vehicles at the gathering must maintain at least a minimumdistance of six feet from all other vehicles

iv. all persons must remain in the vehicle in which they arrived at alltimesduring the event;

v. no restroom facilities shall be made available to persons at the facilityduring the event; and

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vi. no tangible items of any kind, including food products, may be transferredto persons in the motor vehicles.

c. Notwithstanding the above, one or more persons, not exceeding five, mayenter nearby buildings as necessary to put on the presentation.

Food and goods delivery servicesFood banks and other organizations that provide assistance to the disadvantagedFood preparation facilities: Food facility workers may not work while ill. "Foodfacility" or "food facilities" means all licensed food facilities, as defined by Section113789 of the Health and Safety Code. No food facility worker or volunteer maywork or volunteer in a food facility with symptoms of COVID-19.

a. The symptoms requiring exclusion from a food facility as defined by theSanta Barbara County Health Officer are found in Attachment A.

b. Food facility workers or volunteers who have had symptoms of COVID-19as defined by the Santa Barbara County Health Officer (Attachment A) shallreturn to work only when they have been free of symptoms for at least 72hours without medication AND at least seven (7) days have elapsed sincethe onset of symptoms.

c. The Health Officer recommends food facility operators actively screen allworkers and/or volunteers, including those from outside services (such asHVAC, plumbing, or electrical contractors) for COVID-19 symptoms uponeach individual's arrival at the food facility. lndividuals who exhibitsymptoms consistent with COVID-19 as defined by the Santa BarbaraCounty Health Officer in Attachment D shall be immediately excluded fromthe facility.

Gas stationsGrocery storesHardware storesHealthcare providers-doctors, dentists, mental health professionals, nurses,hospice and those who provide administrative support to such facilitiesHome-based healthcareHome repair and maintenance (plumbers, electricians, pool service, repairs)Homeless service providers, sheltersHospitals, clinics, and medical officeslnformation technology support (e.9,, providers, repair shops)Liquor storesMailing and shipping servicesManufacturing of essential consumer and business goodsMedia

Moving companies (to move individuals, families, belongings to new residence)

Online wholesale or retail salesOutdoor activities: provided persons comply with social distancingrequirements, such as, for example, vísiting or walking through botanicalgardens, walking, hiking, running, bicycling, pleasure driving, and working around

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RailroadsRanching and related businesses and industriesRe-entry or rehabilitation facilitiesResidential care facilítiesSolid waste facilities and haulers

Storage facilitiesTrucking and moving servicesUtility providers: water, power, gas, cable, internet, cell serviceWholesale food facilities

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HEALTH OFFICER ORDER NO. 2020.8.1COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA

Defined essential businesses and defined lowe r-risk businesses thatmay remain open with modified operations and social distancing

The fol.lowinq businesses a,nd.-the supply chains supporting*them, includíng tþeir associatedmanufacturing and logistical sectors mav remain open with modified operationg described belgw. andshall reqgire soçigl distancing protocols for staff and customers at All times. including complelllnq andPostinÇ the required Social Distancinq Protocol included in Attachment E of this Order:

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Antique stores for curbside pickup or deliverv onlyAuto dealerships but test drives accompanied by sales persons are not allowed;phone, online, and delivery when possible.

Bookstores for curbside pickgp or delivery onlvBicycle repair shops for drop off or pick up only.Cannabis retailers for take out only.car washes that are drive through or self-serve only; no mobile car washes.Childcare facilities are overseen by Community Care Licensing and must followthe procedures outlined herehttps:/lwww.cdss.ca.gov/Portals/9/CÇLD/PlNs/2020/CCP/PlN 2Q-04-CCP.pdf.Clothing storeg for curbside piçkup or delivery onlyCraft stores for curbside pickup or deliven¿_onlv

Construction, architecture, engineering services related to housing, care facilities,and essential infrastructure may continue (workplace safety plans shall be inplace, including those for disease transmission prevention).Floristç for curbside pickup or deliverv onlyFood Facilities and Restaurant Restrictions: All licensed food facilities, asdefined by Section 113789 of the Health and Safety Code, (referred to as "foodfacility" or "food facilities") may only prepare and offer food that is provided tocustomers via delivery service, via pick-up for takeout dining, and via drive-thru.Restaurants, bars, nightclubs, and coffee shops that offer food to consumers mayremain open only for purposes of continuing to prepare and offer food to consumersvia delivery service, pick-up, or drive-thru.a. Procedures for take-out restaurants and entities. Licensed food facilities

that are allowed to prepare and offer food via delivery service, pick-up, ordrive-thru must comply with the following procedures:i. Containers required. All food must be completely contained in a

suitable container before being transferred to a customer. For example,ice cream cones are not allowed; ice cream scoops in a coveredcontainer are allowed. A slice of pizza on a paper plate is not allowed, aslice of pizza in a covered box or securely wrapped in aluminum foil is

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ii. Facial covers required. "Facial covers" means a cloth cover that fullycovers the tip and nostrils of the nose and the mouth. All food workersshall wear protective facial covering while engaged in food preparation,serving, and kitchen maintenance activities. Facial covers shall beprovided by the employer and shall be maintained in a clean and sanitarymanner.

iii. Must consume food away from premises. The exception for take-out food activities is designed to enable persons who are confined totheir places of residence to obtain prepared food to take back to theirplaces of residence for consumption. The take-out food shall not beconsumed anywhere within the line-of-sight of a person standing infront of the facility that sold the food. No on-site dining, whether insideor outside (including shared patios, courtyards, or food courts) ispermitted. Facilities shall remove, rearrange, or othenvise makeunavailable for use alltables, chairs, or other customer seating, or diningfixtures on their premises.

b. Sk-foot spacing must be maintained. Licensed food facilities that provideand offer food to consumers for pick up must require patrons who are orderingfood and beverages to be and remain at least six (6) feet apart from eachother while inside the facility. All persons waiting in line or otheruisecongregating outside a food facility selling food via take-out, delivery, ordrive- thru shall maintain a distance of at least six feet from all other persons.Food facilities shall be responsible for assuring that the six-foot socialdistancing requirement is observed at alltimes.

c. Violators subject to permit suspension. Food facilities not adhering to theState's Stay-at-Home Order or this Order may be subject to immediate permitsuspension and mandatory closure for the duration of this Order, includingextensions of this Order.

Golf Courses, Public and Private: to provide accommodations for personswho wish to golf as a form of outdoor activity, public and private golf courses mayoperate provided they strictly enforce social distancing requirements and enforcethe following additional protocols:

a. Only single occupant motorized carts are allowed and each cart must besanitized before next use;

b. No more than four golfers are allowed per group and each group must bestable (i.e., persons may not substitute in or out of the group);

c. A distance of at least 30 feet shall be maintained between groups of golfersat alltimes;

d. All ballwashers shall be covered and flag pins shall be removed and the cupon each green shall be inverted or otherwise installed to eliminate high-frequency touch services on the greens and tees;

e. Persons may use a driving range provided that range balls are properlysanitized before distribution to customers (stand-alone golf driving rangesmay also operate);

f . Practice putting greens shall remain closed;

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g. The "Pro Shop" or similar facility designed for the sale of golf-relatedequipment and supplies shall remain closed; and

h. The snack shop(s) and restaurant(s) shall remain closed for in-room dining,and may only offer food to consumers via delivery service, pick-up, or drive-thru as described in the guidelines for Food Facilities and RestaurantRestrictions referenced in Attachment B, item 7.

Gun Shops but shooting range must be closed.Home and furnishingstores for curbside pickup or delivery gnlvHotels and motels, bed and breakfasts, agricultural homestays and short-termrentals for occupancy related to defined essential business, not vacation orleisure.

Housekeeping, janitorial, and sanitation services for defined essential businesses,defined lower-risk businesses, or for medical necessity.Jewelry stores for cur[side pickup or deliverv onlv

Landscape services for vector and weed abatement, but not for beautification.Music stores for curbside pickt/p or delivery only

Second hand and thrift stores for curbside pigKup or delívery onlv

Shoe stores for curbside pickup o-r delivery onlv

Sportinq goods stores for curbside pickup oldelivery onlv

Swimming.Pools and Spas Outdoors Onlv:a. Reqardless of the size or volume of a pool, Bublic pools and s!.as. lgcated

outdoqrs. includino those in a home owne_r's association (HOA). apartmentcomplex. hotel. motel, country qI private club. countv or city pool. and gv,m orfitness club mav allow individuals of a sinqle livinq unit at one time (onehousehold at a time). limited to six individuals from the single livino unit, toswim. or to use lhe deck area and pool restrooms a.nd showgrs.

b. A community cel0ter. gym. orfitness club w!!h a pool or spa must keep aJJ o_theJareas closed in compliance with this O_r:def-

c. MelÜcal or therapy pools lhat plovide medicallv prescribed. medicallvnecessary supervised therapv mav continue to operate. Therapy sessiorrgshould e.mploy social distancing stqndards of at least six feet at all timespossible.

d. Public and semi-public pools and spas located indoors must remain closed.e. Notwithstandinq the one living unit per pgol restriction described above, pools

with clearly-delineated lanes for swimminglaps may. allow one swimmer inevery other lane: lap swimmers must observe social distancinq of at least 6 feetfrom individuals from other households at all times. and lounqinq on deck or inthe pool enclosure shall not be permitted when individuals from more than oneliving unit are usinq the lap pool. Lanes for swimminq shall be of standard widthand he rlv marked bv ann means.

f. Deck or pool enclosure furnllure includinq tables, chairs,_þenches and chaiselpunges shall be removed, rooed off. or otherwise rendered unusable by-po-olusers.

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g. The pool operator shall comply Wilh..the Social Distancins Protocols required inthis Order, and shall arlanoe for frequent cleaning and disinfection of hioh-touch surfaces at the pool, including harldrails. qrab rails, qate latches, locks.and restroom and shower fixtures.

h. Pools and spas located at a sjngle-familv residence, which shall be used onlyby members of the household residinq at the sinqle-familv residence. mavremain open.

i. Splash pads. saunas and steam rooms shall.remain closed. except for thoselocated at a single-family rs¡sidence and used onlv by.members of thehousehold residing at the single-familv residence.

25. Smoke and tobacco shops that do not sell cannabis for take out service only; noon-site smoking lounges of any type may operate, whether indoors or outdoors.

26. Real estate sales and marketing for closings and telephonic activities; no openhouses.

27. Rideshare, taxis, Uber, Lyft may transport non-symptomatic riders only; mustprovide social distancing of six or more feet including while in the vehicle; mustfollow recommended cleaning/precautions for sanitizing following each ríde.

28. Schools: public and private distance l_eqrning and/or administration only.a. Graduations may be provided through streaminq or other technology: orb. Outdoor graduation-ç nay be provided in person if all of thg following

protocols are fqllowed:i. All activity must occur outdoors. lnside ceremo_nies arq prohibited:

¡i. All persons attending thç activitv must be inside a motor vehicle occupiedonlv by persons from the s*ame household or living unit. not exceedinq fivepersons.

i¡i. All motor vehiclesgt the gathering must maintain at least a minimumdistance_gf six feet from all other vehicles:

IV All oersons must remain ín ihe vehicle in which thev arrived at alltimesduring the event:

v. No restroom facilities shall be made available to persons at the facilityduring the event; and

vi No tanoible items of anv kind incluclino food oroducts. mav be transferredto persons in the m_otor vehicles.

c. Notwithstanding the above, one or more persons. not exceedilq five. may enternSa[ÞJ¿þuildings AF necessarv to out on the presgntation.

d. Protection aqainst QQVID-'19:i. Vulnerable indjviduals shall not attend,ii. lndividuals with symptoms of COVID-19 as describçd.in Attachment D of

this .O.rder. as well as individuals_t¡rhg*ghould self-isolate due to exposureto a COVID-19 case or a poç.itive COVID-19 test, shall not attend.

iii. Nothing shall be handed out such as diplomas, awards. medals.prograns.

iv. Sharino or exchanging materials of anv kind must not occur for exanplethrowino qraduation caps. "sign-in" practices. oifts. flowers,

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Onlv outdoor courts mav operate.Clubhouses brô s . lounoe ereãs snectator seafino and other oarts ofthe club or courts are not allowed to operate under !hi-s Ordef shall remainclosed.

c. Types of play allolyed:i, Singles play (twq individuqls on the court at on¿ time) may be played with

people from the same household Qr livinq unit or with people from difFerentho olds.

ii. Doubles olay (four individuals on the court at one time) shall qnlv beplayed with individuals residino in the same household or livinq unit,lndividuals residing in separate households are restricted to sinqles playonly.

d. Protection aoainst COVIÐ-19:i. lndividuals with svmptoms of COVID-19 as described in Attachment D of

thig Older. as well as individuals who should self-isolate due to exposureto a COVID-19 case or a positive COVID-19 shall not plav.

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iii. Disinfect equiprTent and shared surfAceq (such as gatg or enclosurehandles, racquets. ball containers, water bottles) before and alterplay. Donot share racquets or anv other equipment such as wristbands, grips. hatsor towels.

iv. Plavers from different households should provide their own tennis orpickleball balls. and should avoid touchino or handling tennis or Blckleballballs brought or touched by players from other households.

Congreg.ating in of around the courts is not allowed. Players shall arl!_ve anddepart from the courts promptlv. Benches. tables and chairs located at thecourts must Þe removed or otherwise made-Unavailable fpr use.No onsite consumption of food is allowed. Drinking fountains shall be closedor made unavailable for use. Players may supply their own drinkinq water foruse durinq plav.

g. Plavers shall maintain the rçquired minimum 6 fqgt of physical distancingbetween players at alltimes.

Tov stores for curbside pickup or delivery onlyTrophy shops and trophy businesses for curbside pickup or deliverv onlv

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HEALTH OFFICER ORDER NO. 2020.8.1COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA

Businesses that Must Close Physical Locations

Amphitheaters, concert halls, performing arts centersAmusement parks

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Banquet halls

Barbers, hair salons, and hairstylistsBars that do not serve foodBody piercing parlors and body art facilitiesBowling alleysCampground and RV parks, except that persons who certify that their RV istheir primary residence may be permitted to stay in the RV park. All personsresiding in an RV shall comply with all State and County Health Ordersothenrvise applicable to residentsCasinos and cardroomsClimbing gyms

Dance halls or studios, dancesDay spas and massage parlors, except those required for medical necessityFairs, public exhibitionsFitness centers, gyms, community centers, tennis or pickleball clubhousesexcept those at private single-family residences for use of the residents of theprivate single-family residence onlyHealth clubs, yoga centers, martial arts studiosHistorical sitesLibraries

Live performance venuesModel homes

Movie theaters, drive-in theatersMuseums

Music events, concertsNail salons, manicurist, and pedicurist, except those required for medicalnecessity, such as treatment for diabetes, or persons taking prescribed bloodthinners

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28. Nightclubs that do not servê food29. Pawn Shops30, Pool and billiards lounges31. Private social clubs32. Raceways33. Recreation Centers34. Recyclers,includingelectronicsrecyclers35. Rodeos, public equestrian events36. Roller skating rinks, roller derby37. Sports stadiums and facilities38. Swap meet and flea markets39. Tattoo parlors, tattoo businesses, tattoo artists40. Trampoline and bounce houses41. Water parks and aqu?tic centers. unless able to meet requirements described

in Attachment B, section 24 swimming pools. Diving boards, slides. flumes,splashpads. or other watelattractjgns must remain closed,

42. Wineries, breweries, and tap rooms, except for:a. Venues that as of March 16,2020 were authorized to provide off sale beer

and wine to be consumed off premises; orb. Venues that include meals provided by a full kitchen should follow Sections

for Food Facilities and Restaurant Requirements and food preparationfacilities.

43. Zoos

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