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Temporary Outdoor Permits
Temporary Land Use Permits are complimentary and have been simplified to process within a 48-hour period. As the health order continues to be modified, processes must be nimble, and these temporary outdoor permits support outdoor operations for restaurants, some personal services and fitness.
Temporary COVID tent / heater guidelines from the fire district
Capacity Information for BusinessesCapacity or maximum occupancy are numbers that are established by the San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District. How to calculate your TEMPORARY limitationsRetail stores may remain open but must limit capacity to 20% of maximum.With the current retail limitation of 20% capacity, to calculate maximum occupancy you would take the square footage of your business and divide it by 60. This is your maximum occupancy limit under normal circumstances. To calculate your 20% maximum occupancy, you would then times by 0.20. For example, a business with 2,000 sqft 2000 / 60 = 33.3 Next, times that by 0.20 33.3 x 0.20 = 6.7 which would give a new maximum occupancy of 7 customers (rounded up). |
TEMPORARY OUTDOOR DINING PERMITThe Town of Danville has created a NO COST temporary administrative process for restaurants to expand their outdoor dining seating to comply with the social distancing requirements in the latest Contra Costa County Health Order. PLANNING APPLICATION - TEMPORARY RESTAURANT SEATING (PDF) |
TEMPORARY OUTDOOR Fitness PERMITThe Town of Danville has created a NO COST temporary administrative process for fitness businesses to expand their exercise area outdoors to comply with the social distancing requirements in the latest Contra Costa County Health Order. PLANNING APPLICATION - TEMPORARY EXERCISE AREA (PDF) |
TEMPORARY OUTDOOR personal services PERMITHair Salon and Barbershop Services Only at this time. Guidance for Outdoor Hair Salons and Barbershops (PDF) Outdoor Hair Salons and Barbershops Checklist (PDF) Mandatory State Board Rules for Outdoor Personal Care Services (PDF) The Town of Danville has created a NO COST temporary administrative process for personal services businesses to expand their service area outdoors to comply with the social distancing requirements in the latest Contra Costa County Health Order. PLANNING APPLICATION - TEMPORARY PERSONAL SERVICES AREA (PDF) |
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Jill Bergman
Economic Development ManagerPhone: 925-314-3369
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Lianna Adauto
Economic Development/Community Events CoordinatorPhone: 925-314-3309