From the Santa Clara County Department of Public Health, a new shelter in place order that defines, among other things, "essential businesses" which are those that can keep operating from their traditional premises (as opposed to only making home deliveries):
Coronavirus Frequently Asked Questions
MARCH 31, 2020 SUPERSEDING SHELTER-IN-PLACE ORDER
"This new Order requires that most people continue sheltering in their place of residence until May 3, 2020. This new Order replaces the prior Shelter-in-Place Order, which was set to expire on April 7, 2020. It also adds to the list of restrictions to slow the spread of the COVID-19 disease.
"You are still allowed to participate in “essential activities” or to work for an “essential business” if it is not possible for you to work from home."
There follows a long list of essential businesses, and a long set of Q's and A's to guide the perplexed.
Among the Essential businesses:
"Bicycle repair and supply shops"
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and there's this Q&A:
"Can gun shops selling firearms and ammunition continue to keep their storefronts open?
"No. Gun shops are not essential businesses under the Order. The Order allows delivery of inventory directly to customers at their residences in compliance with applicable laws and regulations, but gun shops may not make sales from their storefronts. "
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I imagine the situation is different in Texas.
Expect a case to reach the Supreme Court in a few years...
Coronavirus Frequently Asked Questions
MARCH 31, 2020 SUPERSEDING SHELTER-IN-PLACE ORDER
"This new Order requires that most people continue sheltering in their place of residence until May 3, 2020. This new Order replaces the prior Shelter-in-Place Order, which was set to expire on April 7, 2020. It also adds to the list of restrictions to slow the spread of the COVID-19 disease.
"You are still allowed to participate in “essential activities” or to work for an “essential business” if it is not possible for you to work from home."
There follows a long list of essential businesses, and a long set of Q's and A's to guide the perplexed.
Among the Essential businesses:
"Bicycle repair and supply shops"
********************
and there's this Q&A:
"Can gun shops selling firearms and ammunition continue to keep their storefronts open?
"No. Gun shops are not essential businesses under the Order. The Order allows delivery of inventory directly to customers at their residences in compliance with applicable laws and regulations, but gun shops may not make sales from their storefronts. "
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I imagine the situation is different in Texas.
Expect a case to reach the Supreme Court in a few years...
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