General Business Guidance  Information to help businesses meet the self-certification requirement to reopen. All businesses must meet these requirements before reopening. Businesses operating to provide Essential Services, as defined in the Governor's March 23, 2020 Executive Order, updated on March 31, April 28 and May 15, may remain open and have until May 25, 2020 to comply with these  Mandatory Safety Standards . COVID-19 Control Plan Template  – Template that satisfies the written control plan requirement for self-certification Compliance Attestation Poster  – Poster that customer facing businesses are required to print, sign, and post in an area within the business premises that is visible to workers and visitors Employer    and  Worker – Posters that businesses can print and display within the business premises to describe the rules for maintaining social distancing, hygiene protocols, and cleaning and disinfecting

Easy Guide for MA Reopening Plan

Detailed Industry Reopening Plan

Guidance for Industries

Guidance for Municipal Enforcement of Orders

Sector-Specific Protocols and Best Practices   Mandatory safety standards and recommended best practices for sectors that are eligible to open in Phase 1. Additional sector guidance for future phases will be issued at a later date. Businesses operating to provide Essential Services, as defined in the Governor's March 23, 2020 Executive Order, updated on March 31, April 28 and May 15, may remain open and have until May 25, 2020 to comply with their industry’s sector-specific protocols (if applicable).   Construction  - permitted to reopen on May 18 Manufacturing  - permitted to reopen on May 18 Office Spaces  - permitted to reopen on May 25, Boston on June 1 Laboratories  - permitted to reopen on May 25 Hair Salons and Barbershops  - permitted to reopen on May 25 Car Washes  - permitted to reopen on May 25 Pet Grooming  - permitted to reopen on May 25 Places of Worship  - permitted to reopen on May 18 Beaches  - permitted to reopen on May 18

Sector-specific Protocols and Best Practices

Purchasing Hygienic or Protective Supplies for the Workplace

Municipal Planning Strategies Toolkit

This COVID-19 Municipal Planning Strategies Toolkit provides information for Cape Cod towns on how they can support the needs of local businesses as they operate during this period of social distancing requirements. It contains strategies to accommodate the new operational standards and includes examples from other municipalities that have expanded opportunities for businesses to offer their goods and services during the COVID-19 pandemic. Several strategies also include sample checklists to help towns develop administrative review procedures. These are intended as examples of potential items to include and will vary depending on town operations and needs. MUNICIPAL PLANNING TOOLKIT>

You can find all of the information to maintain your business during the pandemic at our COVID-19 Resource Center Who is Open for Business Open for Business during Covid-19

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