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PHASE IIREOPENING OREGON

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BUILDING A SAFE ANDSTRONG OREGON

GOVERNOR KATE BROWN, JUNE 4, 2020

http://coronavirus.oregon.gov

WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO REBUILD ASAFE AND STRONG OREGON BECAUSE WE AREMEETING THE GOALS THAT DOCTORS ANDPUBLIC HEALTH EXPERTS HAVE LAID OUTFOR US.________________________________________________

GOVERNOR KATE BROWN, JUNE 3, 2020


Minimize hospitalizations and deaths Allow people to safely return to work so they can support themselves andtheir families Minimize risk to frontline workers Avoid overwhelming health systems Protect those at highest risk of severe illness, especially communities ofcolor Support for small local gatherings that preserve community cohesion andcultural practices.

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GOALS FOR REOPENING______________________________________________



Continue to meet the Phase 1 requirements:

Declining diseaseprevalenceAdequate number ofcontact tracers, reflectiveof community

PHASE II - HOW TO ENTER

Minimum Testing RegimenAdequate isolation andquarantine facilitiesSufficient hospital surgecapacitySufficient PPE supply forhospitals and first responders

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REOPENING OREGONBUILDING A SAFE AND

STRONG OREGON


A minimum of 70% of newCOVID-19 positive cases mustbe traced to an existing case

A minimum of 95% of allnew cases must be contact

traced within 24 hours

No significantincrease in incidentcases or positivity

21 Daysminimum in

Phase I

PHASE II: ADDITIONAL CRITERIASecondly, counties must also:

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REOPENING OREGONBUILDING A SAFE AND

STRONG OREGON


OREGON'S PHASED REOPENING________________________________________________

Restaurants & Bars; PersonalServices; Gyms/Fitness;

Shopping Centers & Malls

Venues & Events;Recreational Sports; Indoor

Activities; Outdoor Activities;Swimming Pools; Spas;

Sports Courts

Limited Return to WorkRestaurant & Bars

Travel

Statewide Baseline Phase I

NEVER CLOSED: CONSTRUCTION, MANUFACTURING, AGRICULTURE, OTHER INDUSTRIES


Phase II

Face Covering Guidelines;Transit; Outdoor Recreation;

Employer; Retail; Childcare; SummerCamps; Summer School

N/AZoos/Gardens/MuseumsSports: Return to Train

Guidance

Additions


Gatherings limited to 25 for civic, cultural and religious; 10 for social/recreationalOnly essential travelWork remotely to maximum extent possible

BASELINE/STATEWIDE GUIDANCE________________________________________________


Baseline General Guidance

Face covering guidance; Public guidance; Employer; Transit; Retail; Childcare; Summer Camp;Summer School; Outdoor Recreation

Statewide Guidance

Zoos/Gardens/Museums – limited openingCollegiate & Professional Sports – Return to train

Additions to Statewide Guidance


Gatherings limited to 25 for civic, cultural, religious, social & recreationalLocal travel onlyWork remotely to maximum extent possible

PHASE I GUIDANCE________________________________________________


Phase I General Guidance

Restaurant & Bars Personal ServicesGyms/FitnessShopping Centers & Malls

Limited Reopening of Certain Sectors:


Expanded gatherings: limit of 50 indoors, 100 outdoorsThis is the default limit; guidance for specific sectors may allow larger numbers up to 250

Increased travel, commensurate with increased openingsLimited return to work; remote working recommended

PHASE II GUIDANCE________________________________________________


Phase II General Guidance

Venues & Event Operators: Theaters, Movie theaters, Places of Worship Must set COVID occupancy limit based on size of venue, subject to cap of 250Occupancy limitations with physical distancing; sanitization requirements

Indoor/Outdoor Activities: Bowling, Pool, Arcades, Batting cages, Mini GolfPhysical distancing; sanitization requirements

Limited Reopening of Certain Sectors


PHASE II GUIDANCE________________________________________________


Restaurant/BarsExtend curfew to midnightIncrease footprint for table space with approved outdoor spaceAllow partitions to curb physical distancing in booths

Recreational Sport GuidanceLimited Return to Play for non-contact sportsSports courts – Tennis; Pickleball

Swimming Pools & Spas

Additional Guidance for Phase II


NEW LIMITS AND STANDARDSDefault limit is 50 Indoors, 100 Outdoors

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GATHERINGS

See specific OHA guidance on GatheringsApplies to pools, backyard weddings,recreational sports, etc.Applies unless a specific exception applies



The following venues may have up to 250people if COVID-occupancy* allows:

RestaurantsVenues such as theaters and churchesGyms/Fitness

*COVID occupancy is ability to physicallydistance people not in the same party at aminimum of 6 feet, not to exceedoccupancy limit

Note: Gathering limits have never beenapplicable to some services and sectors,including: workplaces, banks and creditunions, schools, government, grocerystores & retail

ALL SUBJECT TO PUBLIC HEALTH GUIDELINES, PHYSICAL DISTANCING, AND SANITIZATION GUIDELINES.

WHAT REOPENS IN PHASE II?________________________________________________

Recreational sports

Faith-based gatherings maymeet in larger, physically-

distanced groups


Bars and restaurants canstay open until midnight

Activities like bowling alleys,arcades, mini golf Pools

Limited Return to WorkRemote work still recommended


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