Racine revives coronavirus limitations – WISN Milwaukee

The Common Council voted to impose new business constraints due to the fact that of the coronvirus.Continuing Coverage: Coronavirus in WisconsinIn a virtual conference Monday night, council members authorized a measure that restricts restaurants to 50% seating. Take-out and shipment orders are still allowed.Gyms and gym are restricted to 25%capability.” With the constraints it's hard for us to include some of our extra services such as individual training, massage therapy, acupuncture,”Harbor Park Crossfit owner Corian Yandel said.”There is a way to set about things to make sure that everyone is pleased and everyone is heard, I don't feel that was done.” She said she's upset the city didn't try with companies rather of utilizing a blanket approach.” They've never ever asked me how I run things prior to or after this event, so how can they tell me what's best for my company or any organisation in the City of Racine if they're not going to listen to those owners?” Yandel asked.Churches will stay open if they can preserve social distancing. Some park centers where people tend to gather, like canine parks and athletic fields will also be closed.The council needs to review the restrictions by Aug. 5. Mayor Corey Mason stated infection rates have fallen but more requires to be done.”The whole point is to let the general public health administrator utilize information and science and medication to drive these decisions and not necessarily political stars who are going to get pressure from various sides,” he said.According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Racine County has more than 2,000 validated COVID-19 cases. The city has the highest infection rate, per capita, in Wisconsin.Sign up for coronavirus email alerts from WISNGet breaking news notifies with the WISN 12 app.Follow us: Facebook|Twitter|Instagram|YouTube RACINE, Wis.– The Common Council voted to enforce new organisation constraints due to the fact that of the coronvirus. Continuing Coverage

: Coronavirus in Wisconsin

Advertisement In a virtual meeting Monday night, council members approved a step that restricts dining establishments to 50%seating. Take-out

are still allowed. Health clubs and health clubs are limited to 25% capability. “With the restrictions it's tough for us to add some of our extra services such as individual training, massage therapy,

acupuncture,”Harbor Park Crossfit owner Corian Yandel said.

“There is a way to tackle things to make sure that everybody is pleased and everybody is heard, I do not feel that was done.” She stated she's upset the city didn't attempt with services instead of utilizing a blanket approach.”They've never asked me how I run things before or after this event, so how can they inform me what's

best for my company or any business in the City of Racine if they're not willing to listen to those owners?”Yandel asked. Churches will remain open if they can maintain social distancing. Some park facilities where people tend to gather, like pet dog parks and athletic fields will also be closed. The council must revisit the limitations by Aug. 5.

Mayor Corey Mason said infection rates have fallen but more requires to be done.

“The whole point is to let the general public health administrator use information and science and medication to drive these decisions

and not necessarily political stars who are going to get pressure from various sides,”he stated. According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services

, Racine County has more than 2,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases. The city has the greatest infection rate, per capita, in Wisconsin.

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