“8. All persons shall wear facial coverings before they enter any indoor facility
besides their residence, any enclosed open space, or while outdoors when
the person is unable to maintain a six-foot distance from another person at
all times.
9. It is recommended that each person engaging in recreational activities in
public bring a facial covering and wear that facial covering in circumstances
where it is difficult to maintain compliance with social distancing
requirements, and that they carry the facial covering in a readily accessible
and safe location, such as around the person’s neck (if safe) or in a pocket,
for such use. Certain activities cause people to more forcefully expel
airborne particles, such as running, bicycling and singing, making the usual
minimum six feet social distancing requirement, less adequate. People
performing activities such as these in public must take steps to avoid
exposing others to those particles8.Employers who continue to operate, pursuant to the most recent Health Officer’s
Shelter in Place Order (issued last on April 24, 2020), and who require their
employees to leave their residence to work or provide a service shall ensure that
their employees comply with this Order while on duty by either (1) supplying
employees with facial coverings, or (2) ensuring that employees have access to
facial coverings, (3) ensuring that their employees are using their own facial
coverings, or (4) adopting a protocol pursuant to section 18(b).”
