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Second Amended Declaration follows the Governor's GA-16; council continues it April 28
After Mayor Nelson said the City's previous order was less restrictive than the Governor's Executive Order GA-16 and would be revised to match, the City amended its disaster declaration to comply with the Governor's order reopening businesses. The amended declaration kept the daily laboratory reporting, contact-investigation cooperation, store distancing and sanitation requirements, and the $1,000 fine and 180-day jail penalty. On April 28 the council continued the Second Amended Declaration 5-0; the City Manager said the declaration was in place so the City could seek reimbursement of expenses.[1][2][3]
Ginger NelsonJared MillerElaine HaysFreda PowellEddy SauerHoward Smith
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KVII reported on April 22, 2020 that Mayor Nelson said the City's previous order was less restrictive than the Governor's GA-16 order and that the City would revise its order to match; on April 25 KVII reported the City had amended its disaster declaration to comply with the Governor's executive order reopening businesses, keeping the $1,000 fine and 180-day jail penalty. [1][2]
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jared-miller: On April 28, 2020 the council continued the Mayor's Second Amended Declaration of Disaster 5-0 (Resolution 04-28-20-1). City Manager Jared Miller said the declaration was in place so that the City could seek reimbursement of expenses. [3]
