KD in CA Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 Quote Cuomo said that he wouldn't allow indoor dining in NYC to resume until there was a designated group assigned to patrolling it Sooooo.....the problem is not enough loyal enforcement agents to mandate compliance with the unquestioned policies of the ruler. Huh. In other news, when can we get rid of Trump and all the 'right wing fascists'? 1
snafu Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 City indoor dining will start with restrictions on September 30. Here is an email I received from the City: Dear small business partner, With COVID-19 positivity rates hovering at or below 1% for over a month, we are excited to announce that restaurants will be able to offer limited indoor dining beginning on September 30th! This is a huge win for our small business community, and we are so grateful to all New Yorkers for the hard work that went into keeping COVID-19 rates so low. Early Guidance for Indoor Dining Restaurants will be allowed to reopen for indoor dining beginning on September 30th. They will be subject to rigorous inspection protocols and strict occupancy limits. Some requirements for restaurants include: Serve customers at a maximum of 25% capacity Conduct temperature checks at every front door Collect Test & Trace data from at least one customer at each table Close bar tops for seating Offer COVID-19 protections like PPE for employees Space tables six feet apart If New York City hits 2% in COVID-19 positivity rates, the City will immediately reassess. Once indoor dining begins, the public will be able to call 833-208-4160 to make a report or text VIOLATION to 855-904-5036. Please continue to watch for emails from us as more information will be shared in the coming weeks leading up to September 30th. 1
Buffalo_Gal Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 12 minutes ago, snafu said: City indoor dining will start with restrictions on September 30. Here is an email I received from the City: Dear small business partner, With COVID-19 positivity rates hovering at or below 1% for over a month, we are excited to announce that restaurants will be able to offer limited indoor dining beginning on September 30th! This is a huge win for our small business community, and we are so grateful to all New Yorkers for the hard work that went into keeping COVID-19 rates so low. Early Guidance for Indoor Dining Restaurants will be allowed to reopen for indoor dining beginning on September 30th. They will be subject to rigorous inspection protocols and strict occupancy limits. Some requirements for restaurants include: Serve customers at a maximum of 25% capacity Conduct temperature checks at every front door Collect Test & Trace data from at least one customer at each table Close bar tops for seating Offer COVID-19 protections like PPE for employees Space tables six feet apart If New York City hits 2% in COVID-19 positivity rates, the City will immediately reassess. Once indoor dining begins, the public will be able to call 833-208-4160 to make a report or text VIOLATION to 855-904-5036. Please continue to watch for emails from us as more information will be shared in the coming weeks leading up to September 30th. I don't think this will stop that lawsuit from going forward as 25% capacity will not allow the restaurants to meet costs, let alone make a profit. 2
snafu Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 3 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said: I don't think this will stop that lawsuit from going forward as 25% capacity will not allow the restaurants to meet costs, let alone make a profit. Well I believe that the City is slow-rolling it to see how “back to school” goes. If there’s no spike then I’m of the opinion that we will see 50%. Then the next big step is what they do when the weather turns cold and outdoor seating becomes impossible. I’ll check out the link you posted but it’s my impression that it is a loser argument to force the City to relax restrictions quicker than they want to (whether I agree with that or not). 1
Buffalo_Gal Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 Heck of a job, Andy. Like many others, we are now looking elsewhere to live (not Florida, been there, done that, too hot for me). 1 1
RiotAct Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 56 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said: Heck of a job, Andy. Like many others, we are now looking elsewhere to live (not Florida, been there, done that, too hot for me). He’s doing so great!!!
dhg Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 18 minutes ago, RiotAct said: He’s doing so great!!! Prince Andrew will be the first one to tell you how great a job he has done! 1
B-Man Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 Cuomo Hits Back At Trump: Under My Leadership, New Yorkers “Flattened The Curve” https://hotair.com/archives/allahpundit/2020/09/10/cuomo-hits-back-trump-leadership-new-yorkers-flattened-curve/ Still a little bit of a curve there, Andy. 1
RiotAct Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 24 minutes ago, dhg said: Prince Andrew will be the first one to tell you how great a job he has done! I hope he writes a book about it! 1
Buffalo_Gal Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 He should have told them he was there for a "peaceful protest." LI Teen Arrested For Attempting To Attend In-Person Classes After Suspension A Long Island teen who was suspended for showing up for class on a day when he was meant to be doing remote learning has now been arrested. William Floyd High School senior Maverick Stow, 17, showed up for class on Tuesday morning – a day when he was meant to stay home to learn remotely – and was given a five-day suspension. On Wednesday, Stow returned to school and after school officials say he continued to display “insubordinate behavior,” cops were called, and he was removed from campus and issued a trespassing ticket. </snip> On Thursday, the 17-year-old continued his protest by showing up for class again – but this time, he was arrested and taken to the 7th Precinct. </snip> 1
leh-nerd skin-erd Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 18 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said: He should have told them he was there for a "peaceful protest." LI Teen Arrested For Attempting To Attend In-Person Classes After Suspension A Long Island teen who was suspended for showing up for class on a day when he was meant to be doing remote learning has now been arrested. William Floyd High School senior Maverick Stow, 17, showed up for class on Tuesday morning – a day when he was meant to stay home to learn remotely – and was given a five-day suspension. On Wednesday, Stow returned to school and after school officials say he continued to display “insubordinate behavior,” cops were called, and he was removed from campus and issued a trespassing ticket. </snip> On Thursday, the 17-year-old continued his protest by showing up for class again – but this time, he was arrested and taken to the 7th Precinct. </snip> Where are the counselors to interface with this troubled teen? And, blame the parent for naming him Maverick.
Orlando Buffalo Posted September 10, 2020 Posted September 10, 2020 5 hours ago, Buffalo_Gal said: Heck of a job, Andy. Like many others, we are now looking elsewhere to live (not Florida, been there, done that, too hot for me). My two escape plans are either Greenville SC or Bozeman MT if the unthinkable happens and FL goes completely crazy. Both cities were great to work in and the people were awesome. 2
4merper4mer Posted September 13, 2020 Posted September 13, 2020 (edited) On September 10, 2020 at 11:08 AM, snafu said: City indoor dining will start with restrictions on September 30. Here is an email I received from the City: Dear small business partner, With COVID-19 positivity rates hovering at or below 1% for over a month, we are excited to announce that restaurants will be able to offer limited indoor dining beginning on September 30th! This is a huge win for our small business community, and we are so grateful to all New Yorkers for the hard work that went into keeping COVID-19 rates so low. Early Guidance for Indoor Dining Restaurants will be allowed to reopen for indoor dining beginning on September 30th. They will be subject to rigorous inspection protocols and strict occupancy limits. Some requirements for restaurants include: Serve customers at a maximum of 25% capacity Conduct temperature checks at every front door Collect Test & Trace data from at least one customer at each table Close bar tops for seating Offer COVID-19 protections like PPE for employees Space tables six feet apart If New York City hits 2% in COVID-19 positivity rates, the City will immediately reassess. Once indoor dining begins, the public will be able to call 833-208-4160 to make a report or text VIOLATION to 855-904-5036. Please continue to watch for emails from us as more information will be shared in the coming weeks leading up to September 30th. Does bullet point 3 translate to: help us spy on at least one person per table? Edited September 13, 2020 by 4merper4mer
Buffalo_Gal Posted September 14, 2020 Posted September 14, 2020 I was sure this nonsense was going to be over November 4th. Guess not. 1 2
The Trump Virus Posted September 14, 2020 Posted September 14, 2020 2 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said: I was sure this nonsense was going to be over November 4th. Guess not. Wrong again!
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