SF Mayor London Breed announced a tentative date (June 15th) to allow “Outdoor dining including restaurants and bars with food”. On June 15, the following businesses will be allowed to reopen provided they follow social distancing guidelines. Live sport (without fans), indoor retail, religious services, manufacturing, doctors and dentist offices and more.
VIA SF.GOV
Target date June 15
Reopening Business
Outdoor fitness like boot camps and yoga with social distancing*
All manufacturing, wholesale trade, leasing, and transportation with over 50 employees
Non-emergency medical appointments
All private indoor household services like cooks and house cleaners
Outdoor dining including restaurants and bars with food
Indoor retail (malls require approved plans)
Professional sports games, tournaments, and other entertainment venues allowed with no spectators with approved plans*
Religious services and ceremonies*
Anyone who can should continue to telework except those who are necessary for operations
Childcare and education
Summer camps with stable groups of up to 12
Breed Press Conference Thursday May 28, 2020
This plan for reopening also coincides with the city’s “Slow Streets” plans, involving closing many of its streets, parking lots and public spaces for outdoor seating, and pedestrian/bicyclist use.
The entire government “Reopening San Francisco” with dates is bellow, and you can visit the source material here.
Remember: When you leave your house, you must stay 6 feet apart and wear a face covering.
Phase 1 to 2a
Before June 15
Business
All construction
Hotels, hospitality, and short-term rentals for essential travel, homeless, first responders, and isolation and quarantine rooms
Essential manufacturing, wholesale trade, leasing, and transportation with fewer than 50 employees
Elective surgeries and dental appointments
Telework for all nonessential workers
Limited private household outdoors like a gardener or home maintenance
In-person appointments for real estate with social distancing and face coverings
Curbside retail for goods and services with minimal contact
Professional sports practices with approved plan
Equipment rental businesses for outdoor recreational activities
All non-essential employees should telework
Childcare and education
Daycare and preschools with stable groups of up to 12 and in-home care
Culture and recreation
Botanical gardens
Outdoor historical sites
Fenced dog parks
Outdoor museums
Parks, beaches, golf in groups of 4*, and skate parks
Singles-only tennis with no shared equipment including balls
Phase 2b
Target date June 15
Business
Outdoor fitness like boot camps and yoga with social distancing*
All manufacturing, wholesale trade, leasing, and transportation with over 50 employees
Non-emergency medical appointments
All private indoor household services like cooks and house cleaners
Outdoor dining including restaurants and bars with food
Indoor retail (malls require approved plans)
Professional sports games, tournaments, and other entertainment venues allowed with no spectators with approved plans*
Religious services and ceremonies*
Anyone who can should continue to telework except those who are necessary for operations
Childcare and education
Summer camps with stable groups of up to 12
Phase 2c
Target date July 13
Business
Hair salons and barber shops*
Indoor dining
Real estate open houses with appointments only
Phase 3
Target date mid-August (with more than 1 sub-phase possible)
Businesses
Hotels, hospitality, and short-term rentals for allowable activities
Gyms and fitness centers
Limited indoor leisure like movie theaters, billiards, and bowling alleys
Nonessential healing arts
All other personal services like personal training, tattoo, permanent makeup, and piercing, and nail salons
Bars without food*
Childcare and education
SFUSD
Schools, including primary, secondary, and higher education
Culture and recreation
Indoor museums
Basketball courts
Playgrounds
Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
Indoor tennis
Zoos
Phase 4
Date unknown
The timing for Phase 4 will depend on our experience in Phases 1 to 3. We will rely on our health experts and health indicators to determine when to safely enter Phase 4. Phase 4 will be the full reopening of our economy and the removal of all social distancing limits and other restrictions related to the COVID-19 response.
All activities will be allowed to resume like:
Concert attendees
Live audience sports and performances
Night clubs
Festivals
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