COVID-19 Update

Abbot ChambersDirector of CommunicationsCity Council Meeting, May 26, 2020

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This presentation is subject to change based on new developments between May 21 and May 26

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Current status of public health orders

Newly allowed activities

What’s next?

Managing downtown visitors

Questions

3Public Health Orders

Current situationGradual relaxation of orders under process

established for Marin Recovers

Threat of COVID-19 has not gone away

Marin has adequate capacity to respond to a surge in cases

Quarantine fatigue

4Shelter-in-Place Orders

Order issued on May 15

Became active on May 18

Changes from previous order:Curbside retail now allowed

Retail supply chains allowed to resume

5Shelter-in-Place Orders

Order issued on May 22

In effect until rescinded, amended, or replaced

Changes from previous order:TBD

TBD

TBD

6Parks Order

Became active on May 18

In effect through May 31

Jurisdictions now permitted to allow motorized access to parks and recreation facilities

Access continues to be restricted at outdoor areas that attract far-flung visitors, like Point Reyes National Seashore and Rodeo Beach in the Marin Headlands

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Curbside pickup at libraries

Further relaxation of retail restrictions

Religious services

Restaurants and bars

Offices

Schools

What’s Next

8Managing Downtown Visitors

Ambassador program

Gradual reopening of parking lots in downtown area

Summer parking rates now in effect

Report from Memorial Day weekend

Questions?

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