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Page 5 of 26 <br />Updated: 4/15/2021 <br /> <br />a. Participants must wear their own cloth facial coverings at all times (upon arrival, <br />in festival areas, at rest stops, and in SAG vehicles). Facial coverings are not <br />required while riding. <br />i. Facial coverings must be of proper “fit” completely covering nose and <br />mouth and also “fit” snuggly against the sides of the face and not have <br />any gaps. <br />1. If someone is wearing a flapping bandana, they should be asked <br />to wear a different facial covering with proper “fit”. <br />2. If someone is wearing a neck gaiter with proper “fit”, they can <br />continue as-is. <br />b. Events must be prepared to provide facial coverings and gloves for participants , <br />staff, and volunteers. <br />i. Participants and volunteers must be encouraged to provide their own <br />facial coverings, but event staff should be prepared to have enough for all <br />staff/volunteers and enough for at least 25% of expected participants. <br />2. Gloves <br />a. Not all staff and volunteers need gloves. Remember, gloves only protect the <br />person wearing the gloves. Dirty gloves can transmit disease in the same fashion <br />as dirty hands without gloves. Gloves s hould only be worn in key areas of <br />food/fluid prep, close proximity to participants, for medical or first aid care, or <br />other areas as necessary where transmission of disease or dirty substances is <br />high. <br />3. Basic infection prevention measures must be implemented to protect all persons at your <br />event. This includes but is not limited to: <br />a. Posting ample signage on-site encouraging regular hand washing and sanitizing . <br />b. Have hand washing and sanitizing stations readily available and ample trash <br />receptacles placed around event venue. <br />c. Regular frequent and thorough cleaning of high touch point areas with EPA <br />recommended disinfectants. <br />d. Requiring participants, staff, volunteers, and spectators to stay home if they are <br />feeling ill. <br />e. Discouraging use of other people’s equipment, phones, tools, etc. <br />4. Portable toilets <br />a. Cluster toilets in areas specifically to maximize space for physical distancing. <br />i. Must be placed at least 6 feet apart. <br />b. The number of toilets will need to be increased by 25% to lower the ratio of <br />number of participants per portable toilet. <br />c. Ample sanitation options like hand wipes, portable sinks, or hand sanitizer <br />immediately outside each portable toilet cluster must be provided. <br />i. Portable toilets must also have hand sanitizer in them. <br />ii. Sanitation stations must be plentiful enough to prevent congestion.