text: Businesses in North-East, Florida, are reopening, and some have already reopened. The business has to adhere to different regulations. Governor Ron DeSantis has recently initiated the third phase of reopening, including the opening of restaurants and other businesses.
  DeSantis’ order lets restaurants operate at full capacity, but local governments can add restrictions that minimize 50% capacity. There have been 35,171 positive cases, 1255 hospitalizations, and 516 deaths in Jacksonville, Florida. Restaurants, their customers, and the general population should be aware of the local government’s measures, the Department of Health, and the CDC has put in place to contain the pandemic.
  You can also get help and information from private organizations that offer services that contribute to the virus’s control. Enviro-Master Services is a company that offers a wide range of sanitization, disinfection, and industrial cleaning services. You can call us to get help cleaning your business to keep it safe from the coronavirus.
  The local government, in coordination with the federal government institutions like the CDC, encourage the observance of the following measures to curb the spread of COVID-19 in Jacksonville:
  People should maintain social distance as much as possible in restaurants. When customers are in a line, they should maintain a social distance of at least 1 meter. Furthermore, the local authorities can minimize restaurant capacity from 100% to 50% to maintain social distancing when necessary.
  People aged six years and above in Jacksonville need to wear a mask. However, it does not apply to people in restaurants seated or those with breathing conditions. Those handling your food and offering other services must wear a face mask at all times.
  DeSantis’ order allows restaurants to operate at full capacity. However, local authorities reserve the ability to minimize it to half the capacity to promote social distancing and minimize the virus’s spread.