California  (N)

Phase 0:  エッセンシャルビジネス

Phase 1:  Stay Home

                       Curbside retail for goods and services with minimal contact, including takeout and delivery • Outdoor businesses • All construction with protocols for small and large projects • Hotels, hospitality, and short-term rentals for first responders and homeless, for isolation and quarantine rooms, and as needed for essential travel and other activities that the health order permits • Office: all non-essential employees must continue working from home

Phase 2:  Small Activities

                       Non-essential manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics with fewer than 50 onsite employees  •  Non-essential curbside retail for goods, outdoor equipment rental, and limited contact services with fewer than 10 onsite employees  •  Elective surgeries and dental   •  appointments  •  Limited private household outdoor services like a gardener or landscaping  •  Virtual appointments for real estate, but limited in-person appointments where there are no occupants  •  Professional sports practices only with approved plan, including regular testing  •  Office: all non-essential employees must continue working from home •  Daycare and preschools with stable groups of up to 10 to 12, and in-home care •  Botanical gardens  •  Outdoor historical sites •  Outdoor museums •  Dog parks •  Parks, beaches, and skate parks •  Golf, with limits •  Tennis (singles-only outside a household) with no shared equipment •  Outdoor dining including restaurants and bars serving food  •  Indoor retail (but no enclosed shopping malls) •   All curbside retail •   All manufacturing, warehouse and logistics with no limit on the number of on-site personnel subject to social distancing •   Non-emergency medical appointments (see guidance in health directive) •  All private indoor household services like cooks and house cleaners •  Office: all non-essential employees must continue working from home •  Summer camps with stable groups of up to 12 •  Small outdoor gatherings, including religious services and ceremonies •  Outdoor fitness with social distancing •  Professional sports and other entertainment for broadcast but with no in-person spectators, under approved plans •  SF Zoo and Gardens will open to the general public, with safety plans in place • 

Phase 3:  Larger Activities

                       Indoor malls (if also allowed by the State) •  Offices for non-essential employees (if also allowed by the State)  •  Hotels, hospitality, and short-term rentals (if also allowed by the State)  •  Gyms and fitness centers  •  Limited indoor leisure like movie theaters, billiards, and bowling alleys  •  Nonessential healing arts  •  All other personal services like indoor personal training, permanent makeup, and piercing   •  Indoor bars without food  •  Public schools, academic year begins (SFUSD begins fall with distancing learning)  •  Other schools, including primary, secondary, and higher education  •  Basketball courts  •  Playgrounds  •  Indoor swimming pools  •  Indoor tennis

Phase 4:  Full Reopening

                       Phase 4 will be the full reopening of our economy. We will remove all social distancing limits and other restrictions related to the COVID-19 response.