Charter fishing services, for-hire vessels, and watercraft rental businesses can open on Sunday, May 17 at 6 am, while following required social distancing measures.
Charter fishing services and for-hire vessels must adopt policies that include:
- reduced capacity to no more than 10 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.
Watercraft rental businesses will be allowed to reopen so long as they adopt policies consistent with the “curb-side pickup” restrictions.
Updated/Reviewed: 5/17/20
Source: Executive Order No. 146
I can’t unsee that picture ????
Is a hair salon going or only men actitives
Can’t have a modified graduation bc of social distancing but can go stand in lines at big box stores or go on a boat with other people…
William Boyer Jr. Party on a boat
And who can afford to charter a fishing boat right now. So stupid. Non essential.
Can someone tell me how a charter fishing boat is cleaner and safer then a salon???
Linda Toth Murphy outdoors vs indoors.
Wonder when the dental insurance kicks in