ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — Capacity limitations in St. Louis County, which were put in place due to the coronavirus pandemic, will increase on Monday.
Under the new guidelines, capacity limits will increase from 25% to 50% of fire or building code occupancy.
Certain businesses subject to the limitations include retail businesses that provide goods for sale, food or drinks for consumption or personal services that require in-person contact like hair salons, nail salons, massage therapy and religious services.
These businesses still must have physical barriers between customers and employees where possible and ensure 6 feet of distance between customers and employees.
Businesses must also have signage to show 6 feet of distance as appropriate spacing for customers, according to the county website.
Click here for the full list of guidelines for capacity limitations for businesses.
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