New Reopening Protocols From Austinby adminMay 16, 20200Shares00Local Leaders Defer to Governor AbbottDespite setting a daily record for deaths and new cases, the openings of businesses continue. There are now guidelines in place dictated by Governor Abbott. Harris County Judge and Mayor Turner have deferred to the statewide orders. Starting May 18th gyms, nonessential office, and manufacturing may return at limited capacity and with the normal distancing and handwashing recommendations. We have links to the most recent directives as the great state of Texas continues its slow move toward a new normal and getting businesses and people back to work. The state economy has suffered greatly as a result of the lockdown and also the drastic oversupply of oil. Stay tuned for more updates as they become available.First Museum Reopening This WeekendThe Houston Museum of Natural Science is now open for the first time since March 17th for all the children and adults with cabin fever.“We’re opening, safely, and that’s what’s most exciting,” according to Dr. Carolyn Sumners, curator at the museum. The Cabinet of Curiosities is one of the exhibits not available due to the fact, “we don’t know how to keep it clean enough,” said Sumners.Visitors older than 10 will be required to wear face masks.“Most of it you can consume with your eyes and not your hands, so that makes it a safe place to be,” said Sumners.There will be social distancing reminders and hand sanitizer stations. Sumners said she is asking families to take their time and if you plan to come out to the museum try and purchase your tickets in advance online. All visitors older than 10 will be required to wear face masks. Effective May 18, 2020Protocols for ManufacturersProtocols for All Office-Based EmployeesProtocols for Gyms and Exercise FacilitiesProtocols for Gym and Exercise Facility PatronsEffective May 5, 2020Protocols for Churches and Places of Worship AttendeesProtocols for Wedding Reception VenuesProtocols for Wedding Reception AttendeesProtocols for Wedding VenuesProtocols for Wedding Attendees See Also 2023 Q2 Real Estate Update Effective May 8, 2020Protocols for Nail Salons and ShopsProtocols for Nail Salon CustomersProtocols for Parks, Beaches, and Bodies of Water (including swimming pools)Protocols for Tanning SalonsProtocols for Tanning Salon CustomersProtocols for Barber ShopsProtocols for Barber Shop CustomersProtocols for Cosmetology Salons and Hair SalonsProtocols for Cosmetology Salons and Hair Salon CustomersFor more go to https://www.dshs.texas.gov/coronavirus/opentexas.aspxWhat's Your Reaction?Excited0Happy0In Love0Not Sure0Silly000