San Francisco is making progress on moving to the orange tier and there is data to prove it. This morning, Mayor @LondonBreed tweeted the latest details: bit.ly/2OWzLhv
According to @sfoewd, their approach is to “align with the state’s orange tier framework” as much as possible, but SF may have specific additional safeguards to limit the spread of the virus.
The final orange tier announcement is expected to made on Wednesday, but as a reminder here’s what could be allowed when it happens:
🥳Events: Singing or playing wind and/or brass instruments or other similar outdoor activities with a mask and 12 feet away from people from other households will be allowed. There is no cap on the number of performers, and events are allowed with 50 attendees max. 
🛍️ Retail: This is allowed with a capacity of 50%. Indoor food courts must meet @sfdph approved ventilation requirements.
🍴Outdoor dining: This can operate at no limit, but tables must maintain a 6 ft distance, with 6 people allowed at each table. Bars and restaurants are also allowed to serve alcohol without a meal.
🍴Indoor dining: Restaurants are allowed to open at 50% capacity, but indoor services must end by 11 pm.
💪🏾 Indoor Gyms: These can open at 25% capacity with no more than 100 participants. Outdoor gyms can also operate with no capacity limits. Youth sports indoor recreation facilities are limited to 100 people.
💅 Personal services: Places like hair and nail salons can open indoors at 50%.
🦓 Zoos and museums: These places can operate indoors at 50%. Operators must provide a safety plan to @SF_DPH in order to open outdoor.
🍿 Movie theaters: Indoors can operate at 50% with a max of 200 people.
🏢 Non-essential offices: Businesses with fewer than 20 personnel will be allowed to open at 25%.
For more information on SF moving to the orange tier, check out @sfoewd 's video: bit.ly/3scYZ9M
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