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2021 Spring Training COVID-19 Operations Plan 2021 SPRING TRAINING COVID-19 OPERATIONS PLAN FEBRUARY 9, 2021 PEORIA SPORTS COMPLEX CITY OF PEORIA, ARIZONA Covid-19 Operations Plan TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1: Plan Overview ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Key Contacts ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Operational Approach ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Section 2: Health Protocols ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 CDC/Maricopa County Guidelines .................................................................................................................................................................................... # Recommendations for Stadium Partners & Service Vendors ......................................................................................................................................... # Employee Protocols and Health Checks ........................................................................................................................................................................... 5 If a Volunteer / City of Peoria Employee does not pass the on-site screening ............................................................................................................. # Protocol for Symptomatic Individuals .............................................................................................................................................................................. # Testing Time & Location .................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Peoria Fire-Medical ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ # Section 3: Cleaning Protocols............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11 Pre-Season Cleaning .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Game Day Cleaning ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ # Post-Clean ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Section 4: Facility Access (Staff) ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Testing/Temperature Checks ............................................................................................................................................................................................ # Credential Requirements................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Team Clubhouses ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Practice Fields..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Visiting Clubhouse .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. # Stadium ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Section 5: Facility Access (Fans) ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15 Parking ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ # Stadium Gate Entry ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ # Mask Policy ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Signage ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ # Practice Fields..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Section 6: Ticket Operations ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18 On-Sale Dates ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Seating Manifest ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ # Season Tickets .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Group Areas........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ # Stadium Ticket Office Operations ..................................................................................................................................................................................... # Team Personnel/Scout Ticketing ...................................................................................................................................................................................... # Comp/Sponsorship Ticketing ............................................................................................................................................................................................. # Ticket Purchasing Policies................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Selling or Transferring Tickets in a Pod/3rd Party Vendors .............................................................................................................................................. # Section 7: Concession Operations .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Cashless Operations ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... # Points of Sales/Transactions ............................................................................................................................................................................................. # Menu Changes/Offerings .................................................................................................................................................................................................
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