{"id":"RI-096","kind":"order","level":"city","jurisdiction":"City of Providence, Rhode Island","state":"RI","metro":"","industry":"","agency":"","eco":"","issuer":"Mayor Jorge O. Elorza","authority":"R.I. Gen. Laws tit. 30, ch. 15; Providence Code of Ordinances ch. 7","instrument":"Executive Order 2020-6","title":"Supplemental Emergency Declaration (Phase I in the city: gatherings of five, dine-in closure, mall closure with exceptions, non-essential retail under State limits, fitness closed, travel quarantine, universal mask order)","dateIssued":"2020-05-06","effective":"2020-05-09","end":"2020-06-05 by its terms; superseded by EO 2020-7 (May 30, 2020) and successors","startDate":"2020-05-09","endDate":"2020-06-05","quarters":["2020Q2"],"types":["GATH","CLOSE","CAP","TRAV","QUAR","MASK","EVT"],"addressees":["all persons within the city","food establishments","Providence Place Mall and its tenants","non-essential retail","fitness centers","travelers","park and golf-course users"],"clause":"1. There shall be no gatherings of more than five (5) persons within the boundaries of the city. 2. There shall be no on-premises food or drink consumption for restaurants, bars, coffee shops, or other food establishments... 3. The Providence Place Mall shall remain closed, except that stores which maintain separate entry ways (unique to the individual store) may open to the public consistent with restrictions placed upon non-essential retail stores established by Executive Order of the Governor of Rhode Island. 4. Non-essential retail establishments may open to the public, subject to all restrictions placed upon non-essential retail stores established by Executive Order of the Governor of Rhode Island. 5. Fitness centers and venues of all kinds... shall remain closed. 6. There shall be a mandatory 14 day quarantine for anyone who has traveled between any state other than the State of Rhode Island and Providence... through June 5, 2020.... 9. Any person who is in a place open to the public, whether indoors or outdoors, shall cover their mouth and nose with a mask or cloth covering unless doing so would damage the person\u0027s health.","enforcement":"Providence Code ch. 7","functions":["GATH","DR","ML","SF","FC","TR","MASK","AM golf courses under approved plans; fields, courts and playgrounds closed"],"notes":"Scanned PDF read by OCR. Recitals in EO 2021-8 and 2021-9 list the City\u0027s later supplemental orders and their dates: 2020-7 (May 30), 2020-9 (June 18), 2020-11 (June 26), 2020-12 (July 1), 2020-14 (July 23), 2020-15 (Aug. 27), 2020-16 (Sept. 29), 2020-19 (Oct. 28), 2020-20 (Nov. 23), 2020-21 (Dec. 22, 2020), 2021-1 (Jan. 21), 2021-2 (Feb. 12), 2021-3 (Mar. 12), 2021-4 (Apr. 13), 2021-5 (May 13), 2021-6 (June 15, 2021).","sourceUrl":"https://www.providenceri.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Mayors-Executive-Order-2020-6_amend.pdf","snapshot":"","fileExists":true,"fileBytes":726319,"grade":"primary","character":"","description":"","collection":"RI","url":"/library/RI-096","exhibitUrl":"/exhibit/RI-096","citation":"Mayor Jorge O. Elorza, Executive Order 2020-6 (May 6, 2020) (Ex. RI-096)","stateName":"Rhode Island","related":["SEC-16-GM-013","SEC-16-GM-024","RI-095","RI-094","RI-093","RI-092","RI-091"]}