Coronavirus Work Party Safety Ideas

Wellness Weekend Email thread on April 27th

• Publicizing dates early gives us all something to look forward to and targets for our organizational planning - Hope
• Nobody will be surprised if we need to call off an event - Hope
• Publish "cut off dates" if restrictions aren't lifted by then - Hope
• liberal refund policy - Hope
• treat family members who live together as "one quarantine unit" - Matt
• have twice as many work parties with half as many people at each - Matt
• organize working groups to limit the exposure of Q.U. exposure to each other. - Matt
• serve meals outside under a tent - Matt
• Install screen doors and fans in the dorms to increase air flow. Then sleep a dozen Q.U. in the dooms with at least 10' between each - Matt
• Camping outside. - Matt
• Different Committee members take the lead of different work parties. - Jim
• Post specifically what is planned for a particular work party and people sign up for those tasks - Jim
• Day trips for the work party, maybe even go home and come back the following day - Jim
• Small groups focused on outdoor projects that require fewer people - Rick

Additional Ideas

• only kitchen workers on the 1st floor
• masks worn indoors at all times
• limit number of people in the bathrooms (1-only means no door touching, less sterilizing)
• dorms accessible only via exterior doors, only for persons occupying them
• zoo, dorms, & tow hut accessible in inclement weather
• work party signups have $10 charge to cover food (ages 12+, so work parties don't cost the club)

CDC guidelines for reopening

• frequent handwashing
• as much outdoor air as possible
• cloth masks when indoors or within 6' of others
• 6' distance
• head-to-toe bed positioning
• restrict mixing of groups
• limit sharing of materials
• avoid use of common areas / stagger visits / disinfect between