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PHASE 4: REVITALIZATION
PHASE 4 GUIDELINES OVERVIEW A Public Health
Approach To Safely Reopen Our State
RESTORE ILLINOIS
ALL INDUSTRIES
• All employees who can work from home
should continue to do so
• Continue to wear face covering that
covers nose and mouth, maintain social distance
of 6 ft., and frequently wash hands
• Continue employee health screenings
upon entry into the workplace and mid-shift
screenings for employees with shifts >5
hours (virtual screening permitted)
• Follow guidelines on capacity limits
and group sizes (to be continually reassessed
throughout Phase 4)
DAY CAMPS
• Capacity limit of no more than 50%
of facility occupancy
• Group sizes of 15 participants, unless
participants changing weekly
• Water-based activities permitted according
to IDPH guidelines
• Continue to encourage outdoor activities
as much as possible, especially for activities
requiring physical exertion and/or exertion
of voice
FILM PRODUCTION
• Capacity limit of no more than 50%
of sound stage/location occupancy
• Crowd scenes should be limited to 50
people or fewer
• All individuals should maintain 6 ft.
of social distancing unless job duty cannot
be performed without proximity (e.g. actors
performing, hair, makeup, costumes)
• One-time nasal swab for RT-PCR testing
of all cast and crew should be obtained within
48 to 72 hours prior to the start of work
on set or location
• Craft services and catering should
follow Restaurant and Bar guidelines
• Live audiences permitted in line with
Theatre/Performing Arts guidelines
HEALTH AND FITNESS
• Capacity limit of no more than 50%
occupancy
• Group fitness classes of up to 50 people
with at least 6 ft. social distancing between
individuals permitted; multiple groups permitted
given facilities have space to appropriately
social distance and can limit interaction
between groups
• Workout stations and equipment should
be 6 ft. apart without barriers or 3 ft. apart
with impermeable barriers in between
• For open gym spaces, have 1 employee
per every 4,000 sq. ft. to monitor social
distancing and sanitize equipment between
use
• Sanitize equipment before and after
each individual use and sanitize locker rooms
and showers at least every hour
• Keep ancillary accommodations (e.g.,
saunas, hot tubs, steam rooms) closed, though
childcare areas are permitted to reopen in
line with DHFS
childcare guidelines
• Members should wear face covering over
their nose and mouth whenever not exercising
INDOOR/OUTDOOR RECREATION
• Reopening select indoor recreation
facilities (e.g., bowling alleys, skating
rinks); indoor playgrounds and trampoline
parks should remain closed
• Indoor recreation to operate at lesser
of 50 customers or 50% of facility capacity
• Outdoor recreation allowing group sizes
of up to 50, and permitting multiple groups
given facilities have space to appropriately
social distance
and can limit interaction between groups
• Activity stations should be spaced
at least 6 ft. apart or limited in number
to ensure social distancing
• Shared equipment should be disinfected
before and after each use
• Clubhouses and other communal gathering
places allowed to reopen
• Concessions permitted with restrictions
MANUFACTURING
• In-person meetings of up to 50 people
with social distancing permitted
MEETINGS AND SOCIAL
EVENTS
• Limit to the lesser of 50 people or
50% of room capacity
• Multiple groups may meet in the same
facility if they are socially distanced and
in separate rooms
• Groups should be static for duration
of meeting or event. If event includes multiple
sessions, participants should remain in one
room, and speakers/
presenters should rotate between rooms or
be digitally displayed (e.g. projected, livestreamed)
in multiple rooms
• Dance floors should remain closed
• Food service should follow Restaurant
and Bar guidelines
MUSEUMS
• Capacity limit of no more than 25%
occupancy
• Guided tours should be limited to 50
or fewer people per group
• Hands-on exhibits and touch screens
should be closed or modified to eliminate
the hands-on component
• Audio tours are permitted, though equipment
should be disinfected before and after individual
use
• Museums should have plan to limit congregation
via advance ticket sales and timed ticketing
• Concessions permitted with restrictions
OFFICES
• Continue capacity limit of no more
than 50% occupancy
• In-person meetings of up to 50 people
with social distancing permitted
• Continue health screenings, though
employers may screen office employees via
in-person conversation or questionnaire once
at their
workstation, or using virtual method
RESTAURANTS AND
BARS
• Indoor dining and drinking now permitted
for parties of up to 10 people
• Seated areas should be arranged so
that tables allow for 6 ft. between parties;
impermeable barriers may be installed between
booths which are less than 6 ft. apart
• Standing areas (in restaurants or bars)
should be limited to no more than 25% of standing
area capacity
• Buffets and self-service food stations
(e.g. hot and cold bars, bulk items, baked
goods) should adhere to additional minimum
guidelines
• Self-service beverage fountains are
permissible with the additional precautions
RETAIL AND SERVICE
COUNTER
• Continue capacity limit of no more
than 50% occupancy
• Mall food courts may reopen in line
with Indoor Dining and Drinking guidelines
PERSONAL CARE
• Continue capacity limit of no more
than 50% occupancy
• If services require customer to remove
his or her mask, employee must wear both a
face mask and eye protection (e.g., face shield,
protective glasses)
• No time restrictions on massage or
other services
OUTDOOR SEATED SPECTATOR
EVENTS
• Outdoor spectator events only; indoor
spectator events not permitted at this time
• Tickets events with seating available
for all customers permitted; general admission
shows and/or events with standing room only
are not permitted at this time
• Maximum of 20% of seating capacity
for spectators
• Concessions permitted with restrictions
THEATERS AND PERFORMING
ARTS
• Seated theaters, cinemas, and performing
arts centers for ticketed events with seating
available for all customers permitted; general
admission shows and/or events with standing
room only are not permitted at this time
• Indoor capacity limit of 50 people
or less or 50% of space capacity (applies
to each screening room); outdoor capacity
limited to 20% of
overall space capacity
• Patrons should wear face coverings
over their nose and mouth, except while seated
within a venue (exceptions can be made for
people with
medical conditions or disabilities that prevent
them from safely wearing a face covering)
• Concessions permitted with restrictions
YOUTH AND RECREATIONAL
SPORTS
• Competitive gameplay and tournaments
permitted
• Capacity limit of no more than 50%
facility capacity, 20% seating capacity for
spectators
• Group sizes limited to 50 participants
total (including athletes, coaches, and referees);
with multiple groups permitted during practice
and
competitive games given venues have space
to appropriately social distance and can limit
interaction between group
• Concessions permitted with restrictions
ZOOS
• Capacity limit of no more than 25%
occupancy
• Guided tours should be limited to 50
or fewer people per group
• Hands-on exhibits and touch screens
should be closed or modified to eliminate
the hands-on component
• Indoor exhibits should be closed
• Audio tours are permitted, though equipment
should be disinfected before and after individual
use
• Zoos should have plan to limit congregation
via advance ticket sales and timed ticketing
• Concessions permitted with restrictions
If you have questions
or need additional support: Please call our
hotline at 1-800-252-2923or e-mail us at ceo.support@illinois.gov
or return to Illinois.gov/businessguidelines
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