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To help keep the community informed, the City of Manhattan Beach is providing regular information providing the latest news about COVID-19, service updates, and how the City is working to meet the needs of the community and protect public health.

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Situation Report

Manhattan Beach Actions

City Actions

Ordinances

Price Gouging - URGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 20-0011-U (PDF)
Eviction Moratorium - URGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 20-0012-U (PDF)
Business Regulations & Social Distancing Requirements - URGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 20-0014-U (PDF)
Amendment to Business Regulations & Social Distancing Requirements - URGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 20-0015-U (PDF)
Modifying Residential and Commercial Evictions Ordinance - URGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 20-0016-U (PDF)
Modifying Residential and Commercial Evictions (Multi-Location Companies) - URGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 20-0018-U (PDF)
Rescinding certain regulations pertaining to residential evictions ORDINANCE NO. 22-0001

Resolutions

Emergency Orders

Construction Emergency Order - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 1 (PDF)
Closure of City Spaces, Parks and Facilities - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 2 (PDF)
Extending Closure of City Hall and other City Facilities until May 15 - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 3 (PDF)
Partial Reopening of Polliwog Park and Requiring Face Coverings at Park - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 4 (PDF)
Requirements for Restaurants Serving Food and Alcohol for Takeout - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 5 (PDF)
Lifting Face Covering Requirement at Polliwog Park - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 6 (PDF)
Partial Reopening of Sand Dune Park and Live Oak Park - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 7 (PDF)
Partial Reopening of Parks - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 8 (PDF)
Reopening of the Strand - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 9 (PDF)
Outdoor Dining & Business Use - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 10 (PDF)
Amendment to Outdoor Dining & Business Use - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 11 (PDF)
Extending Administrative Appeals - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 12 (PDF)
Reiterating the Face Covering Requirement- EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 13 (PDF)
Amending Emergency Order No. 13 Face Covering and Social Distancing Requirement Violations - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 14 (PDF)
Outdoor Personal Care Uses, Fitness Establishments, Gyms, Hair Salons, and Barbershops - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 15 (PDF)
Authorizing the Expansion of Hours of Outdoor Dining - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 16 (PDF)
Extending Administrative Appeals - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 17 (PDF)
Amending Emergency Order No. 13 Face Covering and Social Distancing Requirements for Tennis and Pickleball - AMENDED EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 18 (PDF)
Extending the Use of Public Property by Businesses and Restaurants Until January 15, 2021 - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 19 (PDF)
Amending Emergency Order No. 13 Face Covering and Social Distancing Requirements for Stationary Outdoor Exercise - AMENDED EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 20 (PDF)
Extending the Use of Public Property by Businesses and Restaurants and Closing Public Parking Lots - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 21 (PDF)
Closing Certain Public Seating Areas Until Further Notice - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 22 (PDF)
Rescinding Emergency Order No. 22 Regarding Public Seating Areas and Amending Emergency Order No. 21 to Allow the Outdoor Dining Areas of Restaurants to Stay Open Until 11:00 PM. - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 23 (PDF)
Specifying that Active Participants in Youth and Adult Sports Competitions are not Required to Wear a Face Covering - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 24 (PDF)
Rescinding Emergency Order Nos. 13, 14, 18, 20, and 24 Regarding Face Covering Requirements - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 25 (PDF)
Amending Emergency Order No. 21 To Extend the Use of Public Property by Businesses and Restaurants - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 26 (PDF)
Amending Emergency Order No. 26 To Extend the Use of Public Property by Businesses and Restaurants - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 27 (PDF)
Amending Emergency Order No. 28 To Extend the Use of Public Property by Businesses and Restaurants - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 28 (PDF)
Amending Emergency Order No. 10 To Remove Certain Restrictions on Dining Capacity at Businesses and Restaurants - EMERGENCY ORDER NO. 29 (PDF)

Letters

Support for “Safer at Work and Safer in our Communities” Motion by Supervisors Kathryn Barger and Janice Hahn to Allow Cities to Pursue Variance from Public Health Orders
Request to Allow South Bay Restaurants to Reopen under State Guidelines in Support of the City of El Segundo’s Request
City Request to Eliminate Retail Curbside-Only Restrictions and Allow Manhattan Beach Retail Businesses to Fully Open under State and County Guidelines - Consistent with City Council direction at the May 19, 2020, meeting, the City sent a letter to County Supervisor Janice Hahn and Governor Gavin Newsom to allow our retailers to fully open without curbside only restrictions, while following the State and County safety protocols.
City Requests Additional Public Health Order - Consistent with City Council direction at the April 3, 2020, meeting, the City sent a letter to County Supervisor Janice Hahn, the Board of Supervisors and Mayors of South Bay cities requesting additional public health orders, specifically geared towards construction activities, that go beyond the State’s Orders, similar to those enacted recently by counties in northern California. See letter here.

News

City to Re-Open Tennis, Paddleball & Pickleball Courts

Courts will re-open for singles play only, and with modified hours and restrictions for public access.

Post Date:05/15/2020 4:00 PM

Press Release: City to Re-Open Tennis, Paddleball & Pickleball Courts (PDF)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Bruce Moe, City Manager
City of Manhattan Beach
(310) 802-5053
www.citymb.info

PRESS INQUIRIES:

George Gabriel, Senior Management Analyst
(310) 802-5054

City to Re-Open Tennis, Paddleball & Pickleball Courts

Manhattan Beach, CA (May 15, 2020) - Beginning Friday, May 22 at 7:00 AM, the City’s public tennis courts, paddleball courts and pickleball courts will re-open for singles play only, and with modified hours and restrictions for public access. To reduce crowding at the courts and provide a streamlined process for users to secure a public court, online reservations will be made available at www.citymb.info/tennis.

“I am pleased the City is able to re-open the courts at Live Oak Park and Manhattan Heights for use. Tennis, paddleball, and pickleball are unique sports that allow players to practice social distancing while enjoying the benefits of staying healthy and active outdoors. As a general reminder, please be responsible and adhere to the new protocols in place,” said Mayor Richard Montgomery.

On-line reservations will be available for users three days prior to the requested court time beginning Tuesday, May 19 at 7:00 AM. Guidelines in accordance with the County’s re-opening protocols for play, modified hours, personal health and safety requirements are listed on the City’s website at www.citymb.info/tennis.

The City will continue to monitor and evaluate the conduct and behavior of players, their willingness to exhibit safe practices, and Coronavirus trends in the community. The City may adjust openings and closures based on such information.

City officials are in discussions with Manhattan Beach Unified School District (MBUSD) about re-opening Mira Costa High School tennis courts for reservations. Check the City’s website for the latest information.

For questions regarding court reservations or for more information, contact the Parks & Recreation Department at (310) 802-5448.

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