Miami-Dade County Latest Order On Restaurants & Parks
Miami-Dade Mayor Opens Restaurants and Retail
Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez signed Emergency Order 30-20, effective immediately, and in conformance with the Governor of Florida’s Executive Order Number 20-244, this order rescinds County Emergency Orders 01-20, 16-20, and 28-20, as amended; and authorizes "every retail and commercial establishment and any other establishment or facility in the County to open provided that each such establishment complies with specific capacity, social distancing and other requirements, including the applicable activity-specific requirements in the “Moving To A New Normal Handbook,” as amended; the facial covering requirements in Emergency Order 20-20, as amended; and the entry of County or municipal personnel onto the establishment’s property for the sole purpose of inspection for compliance with this order.
Specific to restaurants and other food service establishments, this order permits a minimum occupancy of 50%, without limitation, and states that these establishments shall be allowed to operate at up to 100% capacity if the restaurant: (1) ensures six feet of distance between tables; (2) ensures that no more than six persons (or ten persons if in the same household) sit at a table; and (3) ensures that persons not actively eating or drinking are wearing masks.
Latest County Emergency Order Addresses Team Sports & Masks
Amendment 2 to Emergency Order 29-20, that will go into effect Thursday, October 1st, states that masks don't need to be worn by those actively participating in organized team sports and other specified activities in Miami-Dade County's parks. It also allows for the use of playgrounds with certain restrictions. See the full order regarding park use here.
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