I think business related. They're calling it "the five-star program."
Weaver: I took an action that could be interpreted as on behalf of council, during the break.
Ah, OK, it's where biz can show they are meeting safety guidelines so they can open up in greater capacity: covid19.colorado.gov/five-star-cert….
Weaver sent something based on staff work that Boulder biz could apply for this.
(Sorry not tweeting much; trying to listen and understand.)
It's basically: Can individual businesses move to looser restrictions even if the county they're in is not meeting the metrics to move to wholesale looser restrictions?
Like, restaurants could allow more capacity.
Of course, as Weaver notes, this is somewhat moot since the governor just moved counties from level Red to Orange wholesale. (Talking about that crap color dial again)
Weaver: "We ought to be awful careful with this now that we've been moved to Orange."
I feel I've created more confusion than I've cleared up with this thread. DM/email/Tweet me with qs and I'll try and get them answered for you.
Weaver:" I also believe that as a home rule city, should we decide that if whatever is allowed at the county level is too permissive," that we can propose our own restrictions.
City Attorney Tom Carr concurs.
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