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To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your restaurant.

CDPHE Guidelines for Restaurants & Food Services

Definitions to Determine Capacity

The fire code occupany is based on square feet per person and how the space is set up to accomodate people. For a space with tables and chairs (the typical restaurant set up) it is 15 sq. ft. per person. 

A room is defined as having four walls and at least one exit/entrance.

A wall is defined as any material type that can reasonably restrict aerosols from passing through may be considered a "wall." For example, a loose, mesh mosquito net is not finely-knit enough to reduce airflow and will not stop any particles or aerosols. A fabric sheet curtain and a tarp or plastic barrier are considered a wall because the material would prevent aerosols from passing through.

An extra-large venue is defined as greater than 7,200 square feet. The 7,200 sq. ft is for the room where the dining, event or gathering will occur.

In Level Green: Protect Our Neighbors, no state capacity regulations, but local public health agencies may choose local restrictions.

In Level Blue: Caution, restaurants may operate at 100% of the posted occupancy limit indoors with 6 feet distancing between non-households members.

Restaurants may also use any existing, licensed outdoor space for in-person dining with the same group limit of 10 and minimum spacing of 6 feet apart.

Alcohol sales, including take out alcohol orders MUST conclude by 2 a.m.

In Level Yellow: Concern, restaurants may operate at 50% of the posted occupancy limit indoors not to exceed 150 people, excluding staff, whichever is less, per room.

Restaurants may also use any existing, licensed outdoor space for in-person dining with the same group limit of 10 and minimum spacing of 6 feet apart.

Alcohol sales, including take out alcohol orders MUST conclude by 1 p.m.

In Level Orange: High Risk, restaurants may operate at 25% of the posted occupancy limit indoors not to exceed 50 people, excluding staff, whichever is less, per room.

Restaurants may also use any existing, licensed outdoor space for in-person dining with a group limit of 10 and minimum spacing of 6 feet apart.

Alcohol sales, including take out alcohol orders MUST conclude by 12:00 a.m.

In Level Red: Severe Risk, restaurants are closed for in-person indoor dining but may offer curbside, takeout and delivery services.

Restaurants may also use any existing, licensed outdoor space for in-person outdoor dining with tables limited to members of the same household and minimum spacing of 6 feet apart.

Alcohol sales, including take out alcohol orders MUST conclude by 10:00 a.m.

In Level Purple: Extreme Risk, restaurants are closed for in-person indoor and outdoor dining but may offer curbside, takeout and delivery services.

Please read each guideline below. Indicate you have reviewed all guidelines by checking the box on the left-hand side of each guideline.

To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your retail establishment.

CDPHE Guidelines for Retail

How to Determine Capacity 

Calculating the occupancy numbers for a retail space is based on gross square footage (not including fixtures or furniture) and uses 60 sq. ft. per person. The 60 sq. ft. per person allows for fixtures to fill a portion of the space, still leaving enough room for people. 

If the fire code occupancy is not known, determine the square footage of the space and then either use 120 sq. ft. (50%) or 240 sq. ft. (25%) per person based on the "normal" 60 sq. ft. per person. 

Example: 

Retail space = 1,100 sq. ft. 

"Normal Capacity" based on 60 sq. ft. per person = 18

50% capacity = 9 people

25% capacity = 5 people

In Level Green:Protect Our Neighbors - no state regulations but local public health agencies may choose local restrictions.

In Level Blue: Caution - retail may operate at 75% of the posted occupancy limit.

In Level Yellow: Concern - retail may operate at 50% of the posted occupancy limit.

In Level Orange: High Risk and Level Red: Severe Risk, retail may operate at 50% of the posted occupancy limit with increased pick up, and delivery. Dedicated senior and at-risk hours are encouraged.

In Level Purple: Extreme Risk, non-critical retail is closed for in-person work or services but may operate and provide curbside, pick up or delivery services,may provide services online, and may continue to carry out Minimum Basic Operations. Critical retail is strongly encouraged to take extraordinary measures to provide enhanced curbside, pick up or delivery services and minimize in-person services to the greatest extent possible.

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To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders, all lodging, regardless of the length of stay, must adhere to the CDPHE Short Term Rentals Guidance and Pitkin County's Lodging Guidance. 

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To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your personal services establishment.

CDPHE Guidance for Personal Services

Definitions to Determine Capacity

The fire code occupany is based on square feet per person and how the space is set up to accomodate people. 

A room is defined as having four walls and at least one exit/entrance.

A wall is defined as any material type that can reasonably restrict aerosols from passing through may be considered a "wall." For example, a loose, mesh mosquito net is not finely-knit enough to reduce airflow and will not stop any particles or aerosols. A fabric sheet curtain and a tarp or plastic barrier are considered a wall because the material would prevent aerosols from passing through.

In Level Green:Protect Our Neighbors - no state capacity regulations but local public health agencies may choose local restrictions.

In Level Blue and Level Yellow personal services may operate at 50% of the posted occupancy limit, not to exceed 50 people, whichever is less, per room.

In Level Orange and Level Red, personal services may operate at 25% of the posted occupancy limit, not to exceed 25 people, whichever is less, per room. 

In Level Purple:Extreme Risk, personal services are closed for in-person work and services but may continue to carry out Minimum Basic Operations.

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Critical Businesses and Government Functions must comply with the guidance and directives for maintaining a clean and safe work environment issued by
the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) and any applicable local health department. Critical Businesses must comply with Distancing Requirements and all Public Health Order's currently in effect to the greatest extent possible and will be held accountable for doing so.

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Not permitted at this time

• Bars
  • Bars that do not offer food may only provide alcohol service through takeout, curbside pick up and delivery.

To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your non-critical manufacturing establishment.

CDPHE Guidance for Non-Critical Manufacturing

Definitions to Determine Capacity

The fire code occupany is based on square feet per person and how the space is set up to accomodate people. 

A room is defined as having four walls and at least one exit/entrance.

A wall is defined as any material type that can reasonably restrict aerosols from passing through may be considered a "wall." For example, a loose, mesh mosquito net is not finely-knit enough to reduce airflow and will not stop any particles or aerosols. A fabric sheet curtain and a tarp or plastic barrier are considered a wall because the material would prevent aerosols from passing through.

An extra-large venue is defined as greater than 7,200 square feet. The 7,200 sq. ft is for the room where the dining, event or gathering will occur.

In Level Green: Protect Our Neighbors - no state regulation but local public health agencies may choose local restrictions.

In Level Blue: Caution, Non-critical Manufacturing may operate at 75% of the posted occupancy limit.

In Level Yellow: Concern, Non-critical Manufacturing may operate at 50% of the posted occupancy limit not to exceed 50 people, whichever is less, per room.

Extra large establishments (larger than 7,200 sq. ft.) may expand to no more than 100 patrons indoors per room within their usable space calculated using the Distancing Space Calculator.

In Level Orange: High Risk and Level Red: Severe Risk, Non-critical Manufacturing may operate at 25% of the posted occupancy limit not to exceed 50 people, whichever is less, per room.

In Level Purple: Extreme Risk, Non-critical Manufacturing may operate at 10% of the posted occupancy limit not to exceed 25 people, whichever is less, per room.

Please read each guideline below. Indicate you have reviewed all guidelines by checking the box on the left-hand side of each guideline.

To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your limited health care setting.

CDPHE Guidance for Limited Health Care Settings

Definitions to Determine Capacity

The fire code occupany is based on square feet per person and how the space is set up to accomodate people. 

A room is defined as having four walls and at least one exit/entrance.

A wall is defined as any material type that can reasonably restrict aerosols from passing through may be considered a "wall." For example, a loose, mesh mosquito net is not finely-knit enough to reduce airflow and will not stop any particles or aerosols. A fabric sheet curtain and a tarp or plastic barrier are considered a wall because the material would prevent aerosols from passing through.

In Level Green: Protect Our Neighbors - no state capacity regulations but locals may choose local restrictions.

In Level Blue and Level Yellow, Limited Health Care Settings may operate at 50% of the posted occupancy limit, not to exceed 50 people, whichever is less, per room.

In Level Orange: High Risk and Level Red: Severe Risk, Limited Health Care Settings may operate at 25% of the posted occupancy limit, not to exceed 25 people, whichever is less, per room.

In Level Purple: Extreme Risk, limited healthcare settings may operate at 10% of the posted occupancy limit, not to exceed 25 people, per room to provide those services. 

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Please read each guideline below. Indicate you have reviewed all guidelines by checking the box on the left-hand side of each guideline.

Please read each guideline below. Indicate you have reviewed all guidelines by checking the box on the left-hand side of each guideline.

For Real Estate Open Houses you can review the Indoor Event Requirements here: CDPHE Guidance for Indoor Events

To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your office-based business.

CDPHE Guidance for Office-Based Business

In Level Green:Protect Our Neighbors - no state capacity regulations but local public health agencies may choose local restrictions.

In Level Blue: Caution - Non-Critical Office-based Businesses may allow up to 75% of their employees to conduct in-person work that takes place outside a private residence.

In Level Yellow: Concern - Non-Critical Office-based Businesses may allow up to 50% of their employees to conduct in-person work that takes place outside a private residence. Remote work is strongly encouraged.

In Level Orange: High Risk, Non-Critical Office-based Businesses may allow up to 25% of their employees to conduct in-person work that takes place outside a private residence. Remote work is strongly encouraged.

In Level Red: Severe Risk, Non-Critical Office-based Businesses may allow in-person work up to 10% of their posted occupancy limit, and are strongly encouraged to implement remote work to the greatest extent possible.

In Level Purple: Extreme Risk, Non-Critical Office-based Businesses are closed for in-person work but may continue to perform remote work if possible and carry out Minimum Basic Operations.

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To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your place of worship. In the State's Third Amended Public Health Order 20-36, Houses of Worship and associated ceremonies such as weddings, funerals and baptisms (religious or secular) are considered Critical Services.

CDPHE Guidance for Places of Worship

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To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your personal recreation establishment.

CDPHE Guidance for Personal Recreation

In Level Green:Protect Our Neighbors, personal recreation, including Gyms, recreation centers and indoor pools and outdoor recreation facilities - no state regulations but local public health agencies may choose local restrictions.

In Level Blue: Caution, personal recreation, including Gyms, recreation centers and indoor pools and outdoor recreation facilities, may open at 100% capacity with 6 feet between parties.

In Level Yellow: Concern, personal recreation, including Gyms, recreation centers and indoor pools and outdoor recreation facilities, may open at 50% capacity, not to exceed 50 people, whichever is less, per room indoors or per activity or area outdoors. Establishments larger than 7,200 square feet may
use the Distancing Space Calculator to expand to no more than 100
patrons indoors per room, excluding staff, within their usable space.

In Level Orange: High Risk, personal recreation, including Gyms, recreation centers and indoor pools, may operate at 25% capacity, not to exceed 50 people, whichever is less, excluding staff per room indoors or per activity or area outdoors. 

Outdoor recreational activities in groups of 10 people or fewer may occur, maintaining 6 feet Distancing Requirements between non-household contacts.

Organized recreational youth or adult league sports are not authorized for indoor settings. Virtual services may be provided, or outdoor recreational sports in groups of 10 people or fewer may occur, maintaining 6 feet Distancing Requirements between non-household contacts.

In Level Red: Severe Risk, Gyms, recreation centers and indoor pools may operate at 10% capacity, not to exceed 10 people, whichever is less, excluding staff per room indoors. Gyms and recreation centers may operate with 10 or fewer individuals outdoors. Reservations are required for all indoor and outdoor services. 

Outdoor recreational activities in groups of 10 people or fewer may occur, maintaining 6 feet Distancing Requirements between non-household contacts.

Organized recreational youth or adult league sports are not authorized for indoor settings. Virtual services may be provided, or outdoor recreational sports in groups of 10 people or fewer may occur, maintaining 6 feet Distancing Requirements between non-household contacts.

In Level Purple: Extreme Risk, Gyms, recreation centers and indoor pools are closed for indoor activities, except that fitness centers and nonessential personal services included in residential facilities, such as hotels, apartment or condominium complexes or similar housing arrangements, that are limited to use only by hotel guests or residents of the housing who are following social distancing requirements of at least 6 feet between individuals, and the hotel or property managers are performing frequent environmental cleaning may operate. Gyms and recreation centers may operate with 10 or fewer individuals outdoors.

Outdoor recreational activities in groups of 10 people or fewer may occur, maintaining 6 feet Distancing Requirements between non-household contacts.

Organized recreational youth or adult league sports are not authorized for indoor settings. Virtual services may be provided, or outdoor recreational sports in groups of 10 people or fewer may occur, maintaining 6 feet Distancing Requirements between non-household contacts.

Please read each guideline below. Indicate you have reviewed all guidelines by checking the box on the left-hand side of each guideline.

To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your outdoor recreation establishment.

CDPHE Guidance for Outdoor Recreation

In Level Green and Level Blue - no state capacity regulations but local public health agencies may choose local restrictions.

In Level Yellow: Concern, Outdoor Guided Activities may be conducted at 50% capacity not to exceed 10 people, whichever is less.

In Level Orange: High Risk and Level Red: Severe Risk, Outdoor Guided Activities may be conducted at 25% capacity not to exceed 10 people, whichever is less.

In Level Purple: Extreme Risk, Outdoor Guided Activities may operate at 25% capacity of the outdoor activity setting, not to exceed 10 household members.

Please read each guideline below. Indicate you have reviewed all guidelines by checking the box on the left-hand side of each guideline.

To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your organized sports league.

CDPHE Guidance for Organized Sports

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To comply with the current State of Colorado and Pitkin County Public Health Orders please address the guidelines and restrictions for your venue.

CDPHE Guidance for Indoor Events

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