Delaware
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Governor John Carney announced June 1 as the target date for Phase I of Delaware’s economic reopening.
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However, hair salons and barbershops are included in Phase I, but not nail salons. Nail salons will remain closed in Phase I.
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In addition to the general guidance nail salons must follow:
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Stations should only be open on a staggered basis - every other station can operate at any time with a customer. There must be at least six feet of distance in all directions between the station and other stations.
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At no time may a salon exceed 30% of their fire code occupancy. The responsibility of strictly enforcing this lies with the store owner/manager.
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Services must be provided by appointment only and appointments must be scheduled with a minimum of fifteen (15) minutes between appointments for proper cleaning.
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Entrance doors must include signage that walk-ins are not permitted.
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Clients waiting for appointments must wait in their car or outside the store.
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Limited contact during check-ins and payment is strongly recommended: Limit cash transactions, encourage customers to use credit, debit, or other contact-less forms of payment. Cash registers and pin pads must be sanitized after each use.
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Proper safety procedures and cloth face coverings must be used by staff and customers at all times as set forth in the State of Emergency Orders.
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Social distancing requirements of 6 feet should be maintained when feasible.
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Magazines or other materials may not be provided by the salon or shared among customers.
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