Encinitas Face Coverings

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In a unanimous vote, City Council approved launching a new program focused on educating those refusing to wear face coverings. The three-month test program also institutes potential fines of up to $1,000 for residents for violating the public health order.

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San Juan Bautista Face Coverings

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The city council on Aug. 18 unanimously voted to adopt a new executive order for anyone who violates the guidance. They can be subject to a citation starting at $100 for the first offense, with subsequent fines of $500 and $1,000 based on repeated violations.

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South Lake Tahoe Face Coverings

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The fines will be up to $100 for people who refuse to wear a mask and $500 for businesses who fail to comply with the mask rule. The emergency order will go into effect Friday.

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Imperial Beach Face Coverings

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Under the partnership, all COVID-19 complaints from Imperial Beach go to the county. The county then sends a compliance officer to make on-site inspections. Previously, Santos had been doing that work himself.

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Del Mar Face Coverings

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Del Mar’s city council voted to spend $20,000 through the next four months to bring in extra deputies to help with mask and social distancing enforcement. The goal is to keep the extra deputy taking educational actions, however, they could issue a citation that could cost up to $1,000 for a violation.

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Santa Rosa Face Coverings

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Residents will be fined $100 for health order violations, and businesses and nonresidential violators could be fined between $1,000 and $10,000.

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Pacific Grove Face Coverings

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Issued a face-covering order on Friday requiring face coverings all over town. Those exemptions include very young children and people who are exercising.

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Carmel by the Sea Face Coverings

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On Thursday Carmel issued an order allowing police officers to issue $100 fines to people relaxing at the beach. People can also be fined just for bringing beach equipment, coolers, umbrellas or chairs to the beach. The city is also requiring face coverings throughout the city, also enforceable with a $100 fine.

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Compton Face Coverings

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The order applies to anyone within city limits failing to wear a face mask – and business owners failing to comply with Los Angeles County COVID-19 orders and restrictions. Violators will get a written warning for the first violation, $500 fine for a second violation, $750 for a third violation, and $1,000 for the fourth.

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Claremont Face Coverings

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The ordinance creates four “mask zones” in Claremont which were identified as areas that consistently have large concentrations of people. In these zones individuals not wearing a mask would have to prove that they were able to maintain six feet of physical distancing to avoid a penalty, which is a key distinction. The city will concentrate its enforcement in these four areas. First time offenders would face a $100 fine, rising to $200 for the second time in a single year someone is cited and $500 for a third offense. An individual could get a second or third ticket in a single day if that person continues to refuse to wear a face covering. The citations would not involve the court system, but would be handled completely at city hall and those cited could request a hearing.

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