COLUMBIA, S.C (WPDE) — South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster announced last week several new restrictions to fight the spread of the coronavirus that go into effect Aug. 3.
These guidelines for restaurants, first established by AccelerateSC, have been strongly recommended until now. They are now mandatory as of Aug. 3 and include the following:
Establishments that possess a state permit to sell alcohol shall be subject to these restrictions.
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Other types of businesses, facilities, venues, events or mass gatherings which are permitted to open but are required to implement AccelerateSC guidelines include the following: festivals, parades, concerts, theaters, stadiums, arenas, coliseums, auditoriums, grandstands, amphitheaters, gymnasiums, concert halls, dance, halls, performing arts centers, parks, racetracks, or similarly operated entities. These guidelines include, but are not limited to, the following:
Additionally, the governor continued his call for all South Carolinians to wear face coverings when appropriate, and he encouraged local governments to adopt face-covering ordinances. The governor also ordered that face-coverings must be worn in all state government buildings according to guidelines and procedures developed by the state Department of Administration, effective Aug. 5.
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