Citizens advised to avoid equipment; obey social distancing guidelines, signs
Parks in Ark City will remain open to the public during Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s “stay at home” order, but this could change if safety guidelines are ignored.
Under the stay-at-home order, open spaces and walking trails are recommended to remain open, and the use of these areas is considered an “essential activity” — as long as the appropriate 6-foot distance is maintained between individuals and gatherings do not exceed the state limit of 10 people.
However, the City of Arkansas City’s Public Services Department strongly discourages the use of any playground or exercise equipment, or park shelters, during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Parks in Ark City will remain open to the public during Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s “stay at home” order, but this could change if safety guidelines are ignored.
Under the stay-at-home order, open spaces and walking trails are recommended to remain open, and the use of these areas is considered an “essential activity” — as long as the appropriate 6-foot distance is maintained between individuals and gatherings do not exceed the state limit of 10 people.
However, the City of Arkansas City’s Public Services Department strongly discourages the use of any playground or exercise equipment, or park shelters, during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Source: The Arkansas City TravelerRead the full story ↗
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