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Phase IV will include guidelines for 4 new categories

D R A F T - F O R D I S C U S S I O N O N L Y Highlights of new guidelines

Museums and Zoos Theaters and Performing Arts Restaurants and Bars (Indoor) Meetings and Social Events

• Public-facing areas capacity limit of no more than 25% of occupancy at any given time; indoor zoo exhibits should remain closed
• Facilities should have plans to mitigate congregation in ticketing areas, such as advanced ticketing and staggered arrival times
• Guided tours limited to 50 guests or fewer; audio tour equipment must be cleaned before and after use by a guest or suspended
• Hands-on exhibits should be closed or modified to eliminate the hands-on component (e.g. interactive touch screens, historical replicas, etc.)
• Guests should wear face coverings, but may remove while viewing outdoor exhibits if maintaining 6-ft. distance from non-household persons
• Capacity limit of the lesser of 50 people or 50% of venue seating; 50 person limit applies per theater for cinemas with multiple screening rooms
• Events must be ticketed and seated; at least 6-ft. between seats occupied by patrons that are not members of the same household or party
• Cleaning / disinfecting of occupied seats or tables between use by different groups or parties, and again at closing time
• Patrons should wear face coverings over their nose and mouth, except while seated within a venue
• Capacity limited based on ability to provide a minimum of six feet between tables or other designated patron service areas; maximum occupancy of

25% in indoor standing areas

• Parties of up to 10 allowed
• Booths may be seated within 6 ft. if impermeable barrier in place
• Buffets and self-service food stations allowed, with queue points of 6 ft. apart, sanitation stations and frequent utensil cleaning
• Capacity limit of 50% of venue capacity and limit of 50 persons total per event, although venues may host multiple rooms of up to 50 people/ 50%

capacity, with staggered start and end times to avoid interaction between the groups

• Dance floors should remain closed
• Event host should ask whether customer is currently exhibiting symptoms and if practical, take customer temperature

Phase IV: Revitalization

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Updates to Phase III guidelines are minor, though changes will reflect ability to have larger group sizes and easing of other restrictions (1 of 2)

D R A F T - F O R D I S C U S S I O N O N L Y Key changes

All employers Indoor and Outdoor Recreation Film Youth Sports Phase III Day Camps

• Update limitation of non-essential travel to following CDC guidelines on travel
• Ease requirement on in-person mid-day health screenings to include employees with shifts >5 hours and allow for virtual mid-day screenings
• Concessions are allowed but must follow guidelines prevent congregation, including offering only pre-packaged "grab and go" items
• Remove restrictions on water fountains
• Allow indoor recreation facilities (e.g., bowling alleys, skating rinks) to open at lesser of 50 people of 50% capacity (still no limit for outdoor)
• Increase group size limits to 50 outdoors, multiple groups permitted if 30-ft of distance between groups
• Reduce required distance between activity stations from 10-ft. to 6-ft.
• Allow clubhouse and communal gathering places to reopen
• Film sets can operate at up to 50% of location or sound stage capacity; overall group sizes limited to 50, including crowd scenes
• Allow live audiences to operate in line with Theaters and Performing Arts guidelines
• Allow competitive gameplay in Phase 4
• Increase cap on group sizes from 10 participants per group to 50 participants total (including athletes, coaches, and referees)
• Reduce required distance between activity stations from 10-ft. to 6-ft.
• Concessions must follow guidelines to prevent congregation, including offering only pre-packaged "grab and go" items
• Increase cap on group sizes from 10 participants per 1 adult to 15 participants to 1 adult (in line with Phase 4 child care guidelines)
• Update limitation on water-based activities to follow IDPH guidance
• Guideline on holding activities requiring physical exertion and/ or exertion of voice outdoors moved to best practice

Phase IV

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Updates to Phase III guidelines are minor, though changes will reflect ability to have larger group sizes and easing of other restrictions (2 of 2)

D R A F T - F O R D I S C U S S I O N O N L Y Key changes

• Update number of people allowed at in-person meetings from 10 to 50

Manufacturing Retail/ service counter

• Update number of people allowed at in-person meetings from 10 to 50
• Allow employers to screen employees via an in-person conversation or questionnaire once at their work station or to use a virtual method of screening

via an online survey, mobile app, or similar method Offices

• Allow mall food courts to reopen in line with Indoor Dining and Drinking guidelines

Health and Fitness

• Allow all health and fitness centers to operate at a capacity limit of no more than 50% of occupancy at any given time
• Allow contact sports provided that participants are tested regularly and participation is limited to a static group at one location
• Allow workout stations should be configured to be 6-ft apart (either positioned or decommissioning certain stations) and are allowed to be 3-ft

apart if there are impermeable barriers in between

• Allow childcare areas within the health and fitness center to operate according to relevant state and local guidance on childcare facilities
• Increase size of group fitness classes from 10 to 50 people

Phase III Phase IV