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Businesses Permitted to Operate under Current Executive Orders/Administrative Orders List

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Essential Retail Businesses may open their brick-and-mortar premises to the public (EO 107);

Non-Essential Businesses may open to the public for curbside pickup (EO 142)

All businesses or entities must comply with the requirements of all Executive Orders and all

Administrative Orders

Business/Entity Yes No Notes Accountants

Appliance Show room Non-essential retail businesses to allow curbside

pickup of goods, but businesses must continue to

have their in-store operations closed to customers.

Adult Day Care

Amusement Parks/Water Parks

Ancillary Store within Health Care Facility

Animal Shelters

Aquariums/Zoos

Arcades/Fairs/Children Play Centers

Archery Ranges

Auto Body Collision Repair Shops

Auto Parts Curbside pickup or delivery service

Bait and Tackle

Non-essential retail businesses to allow curbside



Banks

Bars If establishment serves food, they can offer delivery

and takeout only.

Batting Cages

Beaches – State, County and Municipal

To limit physical interactions, EO 143 requires

municipalities, lake commissions, private club


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associations or entities, and other local government to

implement reasonable restrictions, including:

Imposing non-discriminatory capacity

restrictions;

Requiring that members of the public practice

social distancing;

Developing and implementing lifeguard

training and beach operation plans that address

COVID-19 considerations

Removing, taping-off or otherwise blocking

all benches and tables;

Prohibiting the tying together of boats to

prevent group gatherings;

Developing and implementing a continuous

public outreach campaign, including signage,

social media, town and county websites,

mobile device applications, radio, and banner-

plane advertising;

Prohibiting special events such as festivals,

concerts, fireworks, and movies;

Prohibiting all organized sports or contact

activities;

Limit occupancy in public restrooms; and

Implementing sanitization protocols.

The restrictions also apply to public piers, docks,

wharfs, boat ramps, and boat landings throughout the

State.

Municipalities, counties, any responsible commission,

association, or unit of county or local government, and

private beach clubs may impose additional restrictions

to the ones listed above and retain the legal authority

to close beaches or boardwalks if they choose to do so.

Due to the diverse nature of the shore and lake

communities, the Order does not mandate specific

social distancing measures. Examples of social

distancing measures left to a municipality’s discretion

include but are not limited to the following:

Demarcating six feet of spacing in any areas

where the public may form a line;

Limiting the number of lifeguards to each

stand or tower, maintaining social distance

between lifeguards, and adding stands or

towers as necessary;


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Installing physical barriers between the public

and employees in ticket or beach badge sale

booths; and

Limiting occupancy of ticket or beach badge

sales booth to one person at a time.

Restaurants and bars located on the beaches,

boardwalks, lakes and lakeshores are still limited to

delivery and take-out services only and amusements

parks and arcades, and other places of public

amusement located on the beaches, boardwalks, lakes,

and lakeshores remain closed. Any outdoor seating,

such as tables or benches, must be removed, taped off,

or otherwise blocked.

Bike Shops AO 2020-13. Must Abide by Same Rules as Car and

Boat Dealerships.

Boating - Private

This is permitted if using an individual’s own boat

Boating - Charter

Charter fishing services and for-hire vessels will be

allowed to reopen to the public so long as they adopt

policies that include:

reduced capacity to no more than 25 people

on a vessel at any one time;

electronic or telephone reservation and

payment systems;

no make-up or open boat trips;

social distancing measures on the vessels and

in waiting and boarding areas, including

demarcation and signage;

prohibiting sharing of fishing equipment, bait,

and gear;

limiting the use of nets or gaffs to the crew;

infection control and hygiene practices;

providing sanitization materials to passengers

and crew;

frequent sanitization of vessel and high-touch

areas;

The crew and passengers must wear a mask

while aboard the vessel;

prohibiting food and beverage service; and

briefing all passengers prior to embarking on

social distancing, capacity limits, and hygiene

requirements.

Bowling Alleys


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Campgrounds (recreational & residential campgrounds)

See EO Nos. 133 & 148

Car Dealerships (Motorcycle/Boat) Administrative Order 2020-13: Authorizing in-person

sales to resume at car dealerships, motorcycle

dealerships, boat dealerships, and bike shops, by

appointment only and with social distancing measures

in place. Dealerships and bike shops who resume in-

person sales must abide by the social distancing,

safety, and sanitization requirements that are

described in detail in the Administrative Order:

• Limit occupancy at 50% of the stated

maximum store capacity and require all

customer visits, including sales, to be by

appointment only

• Establish hours of operation, wherever

possible, that permit access solely to high-risk

individuals, as defined by the CDC

• Install a physical barrier, such as a shield

guard, between customers and salespersons

wherever feasible or otherwise ensure six feet

of distance between those individuals, except

at the moment of payment and/or exchange of

goods

• Require infection control practices, such as

regular hand washing, coughing and sneezing

etiquette, and proper tissue usage and disposal

• Provide employees break time for repeated

handwashing throughout the workday;

• Arrange for contactless pay options, pickup,

and/or delivery of goods wherever feasible.

Such policies shall, wherever possible,

consider populations that do not have access to

internet service;

• Provide sanitization materials, such as hand

sanitizer and sanitizing wipes, to staff and

customers

• Require frequent sanitization of high-touch

areas like restrooms, credit card machines,

keypads, counters and shopping carts;

• Place conspicuous signage at entrances and

throughout the store, if applicable, alerting

staff and customers to the required six feet of

physical distance

• Demarcate six feet of spacing in check-out and

service lines to demonstrate appropriate

spacing for social distancing


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Car Wash Self-serve car washes may operate but staffed car

washes may not.

Further examples:

Employees do the washing – closed

Attendant accepts payment or someone

washes the wheels, but does not enter the car

– permitted to remain open. Casinos

CBD Medical Marijuana Facilities

Cell Phone Retailers

Check cashing stores

Child Daycare

Only child care centers that serve children of essential

workers are allowed to remain open as approved by

the Department of Children and Families. See EO No.

110.

Community Gardens Open via EO No. 147; Same restrictions implemented

at parks under EO No. 133.

Construction

Must abide by conditions of EO No. 142

Convenience Stores

Cosmetology Shops/Salons Including all hair and nail salons. At-home services

are not permitted unless the individual personal care

service provider is providing the service to their

household members, immediate family or other

individuals with whom the personal care service

provider has a close personal relationship, such as

those for whom the personal care service provider is a

caretaker or romantic partner. A prior business

relationship alone does not qualify as a close personal

relationship.

Day Spas

Dirt-Bike and All-Terrain Vehicle Rentals May reopen to the public for “curb-side”

pickup. Such businesses must comply with the same

restrictions required for non-essential retail

businesses.

Driving Ranges

Drug/Rehab Centers


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Dry Cleaning

Elective Surgical Centers See EO No. 145

Eyeglass Stores

Farmers Markets

The farmer’s market is permitted to be open as an

essential retail business pursuant to EO 107 para 6(a).

They must abide by all of the safety restrictions

imposed on essential retail businesses via EO 107 and

EO 122.

Farming Equipment Stores

Firearms Stores

Only for the purpose of completing the portions of a

sale or transfer that must be conducted in-person under

state and/or federal law and for the purpose of product

maintenance and repair services, and only by

appointment during limited hours.

Florists

Online Orders Only/Delivery/Pick-Up

Food Banks

Funeral - Homes

Indoor gatherings is 10 or less people.

Funeral - Outdoors

Outdoor gatherings is 25 or less people

Gas Stations

Gatherings – People

Persons may gather indoors in groups of 10 or less,

persons outdoors may gather in groups of 25 or less,

and must comply with EO 148.

Gatherings - Cars

See EO 142. Car gatherings do not violate the

Governor’s ban on gatherings under Executive Order

No. 107. Examples of such car gatherings include but

are not limited to drive-in movies, religious services,

or drive-through farms or safaris. Car gatherings are

subject to restrictions, which include but are not

limited to the following:

Attendees must remain in their same car

throughout the gathering, unless 1) an

occupant needs to get out of the vehicle for

their health or safety or 2) an occupant needs

to use the restroom;

The vehicle must remain closed at all times

unless 1) there is six feet of distance between

other vehicles or individuals or 2) an officer,

public official or guard requires the vehicle to


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open. There is a further exception allowing the

opening of the vehicle if necessary for health

or safety;

Individuals organizing the gathering may be

outside of a vehicle and must follow social

distancing and wear cloth face coverings; and

To the degree that a gathering requires pre-payment,

or seeks donations of any kind, contactless options for

pre-payment or donation, such as online or by

telephone, must be offered wherever feasible.

Golf Courses

See EO 147 for rules and restrictions

Goodwill – retail

Goodwill - donations

Grocery Stores

To include Target, Walmart, and other stores that

include groceries.

Gym/Fitness Centers Brick and mortar gym and fitness centers are closed.

Outdoor fitness classes are allowed in groups of 25

or less.

Hardware/ Home Improvement Stores (Tile, Plumbing)

Health Facilities with Medically Necessary or Therapeutic Services

Horseback Riding Rental Businesses

Hotels

Municipalities and counties may impose additional

restrictions in response to COVID-19 on the ability of

hotels, motels, guest houses, or private residences, or

parts thereof, to accept new transient guests or

seasonal tenants.

The term “transient guest or seasonal tenant” shall not

include: (i) individuals housed as a part of State-

directed non-congregate shelter initiative, (ii)

individuals taking temporary residence supported by

Federal, State, or local emergency and/or other

housing assistance, or (iii) healthcare workers taking

temporary residence. Municipalities or counties may

not impose restrictions in response to COVID-19 on

the ability of hotels, motels, guest houses, or private

residences, or parts thereof, to accept any such

individuals.


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Municipalities and counties may not impose restrictions

in response to COVID-19 on the ability of hotels, motels,

guest houses, or private residences, or parts thereof, to

accept any individuals who have no permanent housing

to which they may safely or lawfully return. Examples

of individuals who would satisfy this criteria include, but

are not limited to, homeless individuals, individuals

affected by domestic violence, or individuals in hotels or

motels in compliance with a court order.

As clarification, individuals who have no permanent

housing to which they may safely or lawfully return and

live at a hotel or motel on a continual basis are not

considered “transient guests or seasonal tenants”, and

thus are entitled to the protections against evictions

included in Executive Order No. 106 (2020).

Ice Cream Stores/Vendors/Trucks

Indoor Portion of Retail Shopping Malls Restaurants inside are allowed to remain open for

takeout or delivery, but only if have their own external

entrances open to the public, separate from the general

mall entrances (which must be closed)

Landscapers

Laundromat

Law firms

Libraries Library staff can work remotely and offer services to

the public remotely

Limousine/Taxi Services

Liquor Stores

Livestock Feed Stores

Mail and Delivery Stores

Manufacturers

Marinas

Public and Private may remain open. Marina fueling

stations may remain open (similar to retail functions

of gas stations and auto mechanics).

Marine Mechanics/Services


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Massage Parlors

Medical Supply Stores

Miniature Golf

Movie Theatres (Indoor) Drive in Movies are allowed, provided requirements

under gatherings in cars are followed. Non-Essential Retail

EO 142 permits non-essential retail businesses to

allow curbside pickup of goods, but businesses must

continue to have their in-store operations closed to

customers. Businesses who choose to offer curbside

pickup must abide by the requirements in the Order,

which include but are not limited to the following:

In-store operations should be limited to those

employees who are responsible for the

operations required for curbside pickup;

Customer transactions should be handled in

advance by phone, email, facsimile or other

means that avoid person-to-person contact;

Customers shall notify the retailer by text

message, email, or phone once they arrive, or

make best efforts to schedule their arrival time

in advance. The customer should be asked to

remain in their vehicle, if arriving by car, until

store staff delivers the purchase;

Designated employees should bring goods

outside of the retail establishment and place

goods directly in a customer’s vehicle when

possible, avoiding person-to-person contact;

and

Such businesses must follow social distancing

and mitigation practices outlined in previous

orders, including requiring workers to wear

cloth face coverings when in contact with

other workers or customers and gloves when

in contact with goods or customers

Retail businesses operating in shopping malls are

permitted to operate by curbside pickup, in accordance

with the other requirements of this paragraph, but staff

must bring the goods to customers at the exterior of

the mall. The indoor portions of shopping malls must

remain closed, as required by the Governor's previous

orders.


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Nightclubs

Nurseries/Garden Centers

Nutrition Stores (ex. GNC)

Parks – County and Municipal

Counties & municipalities may decide if their parks

are open or closed (or decide that a particular county

park or particular municipal park is open or closed).

If counties and municipalities have any open parks,

they must, at a minimum, do the following at those

parks: close the same areas that are closed at state

parks (“picnic areas, playgrounds, exercise stations

and equipment, chartered watercraft services and

rentals, swimming, pavilions, restrooms, and other

buildings and facilities, such as visitor centers,

interpretive centers, and interior historical sites”) and

prohibit the same activities prohibited at state parks

(“engage in picnicking, participate in organized or

contact activities or sports, or participate in

gatherings”).

Counties and municipalities are free to add additional

restrictions to any parks that stay open. If individuals

violate those local ordinances, those are violations of

the local ordinance, not violations of an Executive

Order.

Parks – State

The following is allowed at state parks: Fishing,

hunting, boating, canoeing, hiking, walking, running

or jogging, biking, birding, and horseback riding.

Restrooms are open.

The following is closed or not allowed at state parks:

Picnic areas, playgrounds, exercise stations and

equipment, swimming, pavilions, and other buildings

and facilities, such as visitor centers, interpretive

centers, and interior historical sites.

Moreover, individuals at state parks may not: engage

in picnicking, participate in organized sports or

contact activities, or participate in gatherings of more

than 25.

Party Stores Non-essential retail businesses to allow curbside




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Pawn Shops

Performing Arts Centers

Pest Control

Pet Supply Stores

Pet Boarders/Pet Daycare

Pet Groomers

Photographers

Pool – Residential Apartment Complex

Pool – Residential Individual Home

Pool Supply

Non-essential retail businesses to allow curbside



Pool Services

Public Movers

Pharmacies

Playgrounds

Printing/Office Supply Shops

Public/Private/Parochial Preschool Premises, Elementary and Secondary Schools

Including Charter and Renaissance Schools

Public/Private Social Clubs (Indoor) Including but not limited to, American Legion,

Veterans of Foreign Wars, Knights of Columbus, and

any other social clubs associated with community

service organizations.

Public Storage Facilities

Racetracks

Realtor Open Houses While open houses are prohibited, realtors can show

real estate to individuals/families by appointment

Religious Items - Retail Stores that principally sell items necessary for

religious observation or worship

Religious Services Indoor 10 or less people, outside 25 or less people.

Vehicle drive in or drive thru see EO 142.


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Rent-A-Centers Can continue “take out services” of goods sold

Repossession Business

Restaurants Takeout/Delivery ONLY. No indoor or outdoor

dining.

Retail Sports Wagering Lounge

Shooting Ranges

Smoke Shop Non-essential retail businesses to allow curbside



Tanning Salons

Tax Services

Taxi/Uber/Lyft

Tennis Courts

Warehouses

Watercraft Rentals Must adopt policies consistent with the “curb-side

pickup” restrictions that apply to retail

establishments pursuant to Executive Order No. 142.

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