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Alex Rose

@AlexRoseNews

May 24, 2020 • 6 tweets • 4 min read • Read on X

@CDPHE

#Breaking the #ProblemSolvers have obtained new @CDPHE guidelines for restaurants opening dine-in services across Colorado. @KDVR

@KDVR

Restaurants can have 50% of the posted occupancy code limit, and a maximum of 50 patrons. Parties have to be 8 people or fewer and must be 6 feet apart. @KDVR

@KDVR

Restaurants encouraged to continue curbside pickup/delivery and work with local authorities to get expanded space for outdoor dining. @KDVR

@KDVR

This paragraph at the bottom of the first slide is significant: "Other kinds of establishments that do not serve food will be evaluated in June." @KDVR

@KDVR

No self-serve stations or buffets. No sitting at the bar. No more games or dance floors. Everything will move to single-use items like napkins, menus, etc. @KDVR

And if there is a confirmed case of COVID-19 among customers or employees, the restaurant MUST notify and work with the local public health department. Full story: kdvr.com/news/coronavir…

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@APDChiefWilson

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