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COVID-19 Impact: Pleasanton restaurants open for outdoor dining as Bay Area ICU capacity drops to 3 percent

PLEASANTON, Calif. (KGO) Several restaurants in Pleasanton opened their patios for outdoor dining Friday night, the same day the Bay Area region dipped to 3% ICU capacity. I didn t know what to expect, said Todd Utikal, owner of Sidetrack Bar and Grill in Downtown Pleasanton, who announced the opening Friday morning on Facebook. By 6 p.m., his restaurant had a 45-minute wait as customers eagerly lined up to do something that has been prohibited in Alameda County since Dec. 7. That s when the county voluntarily entered into the state s regional stay-at-home order, which does not allow outdoor dining. The Bay Area region as a whole didn t officially enter the order until Dec. 17.

COVID-19 Impact: East Bay restaurants still open for outdoor dining as Bay Area remains under stay-at-home order

PLEASANTON, Calif. (KGO) Several restaurants in Pleasanton opened their patios for outdoor dining Friday night, the same day the Bay Area region dipped to 3% ICU capacity. I didn t know what to expect, said Todd Utikal, owner of Sidetrack Bar and Grill in Downtown Pleasanton, who announced the opening Friday morning on Facebook. By 6 p.m., his restaurant had a 45-minute wait as customers eagerly lined up to do something that has been prohibited in Alameda County since Dec. 7. That s when the county voluntarily entered into the state s regional stay-at-home order, which does not allow outdoor dining. The Bay Area region as a whole didn t officially enter the order until Dec. 17.

Pleasanton Restaurants Give Push Back to County and State s Stay-at-Home Order

“We know a lot of people who own restaurants. We want to make sure they’re still here,” said Jim McCauley from Pleasanton.  In a press release, Alameda County Public Health Department says the state’s regional stay-at-home order will remain in effect until lifted by the state. The state will not lift the order until the ICU capacity in each region meets or exceeds 15%. That is not the case in the Bay Area where the current capacity is hovering around 3.5%. “I totally appreciate COVID is dangerous. We’re taking the precautions, being outdoors being 6 feet away as the CDC tells us is reasonable,” a customer said.

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