Stony Point Hall is committed to serving our clients while protecting the health and safety of our guests, families, neighbors, and employees. We are closely monitoring all governmental restrictions, regulations, and mandates to relay the best and most up to date information for our clients.

We are currently still accepting all appointments and showings for the hall and your event. For our protection and yours, we are fully ventilating the building by opening all doors and windows prior to your arrival. Our staff will have masks on at all times during our meeting, provide hand sanitizer and maintain social distancing standards throughout the meeting. We request all attendees to wear masks, if you do not have a mask we can provide one for you.

Indoors: Douglas County Health Department requires all individuals to wear masks while inside, except when eating or drinking.

Outdoors: Douglas County Health Department requires all individuals to wear masks if within 6 ft of other individuals excluding infrequent moments of closer proximity such as picture taking.

To view the latest information on the Douglas County Health Department Mask Order, the link is below:

https://ldchealth.org/DocumentCenter/View/3612/EMERGENCY-ORDER-OF-LOCAL-HEALTH-OFFICER—March-2021—v4

According to the Emergency Order issued on March 9th, 2021 by the Douglas County Health Department, our current occupancy limitation is set as follows:

Indoors: 50% of the lowest occupancy load on the certificate of occupancy. Lowest occupancy load on certificate of occupancy is 299. We can therefore allow 149 individuals inside of the building.

Outdoors: 149

As of March 09, 2021 the Health Officer released by the Douglas County Public Health Department states:

4. Business Restrictions:

a. All businesses must comply with the following:

i. Maintain at least 6 feet of distance between customers or groups of customers (“Social Distancing Requirement”);

ii. Follow fundamental cleaning and public health practices detailed on covid.ks.gov; and

iii. Avoid any instances in which groups of more than 10 individuals are in one location and unable to maintain a 6-foot distance with only infrequent or incidental moments of closer proximity.

b. All businesses in operation should follow industry-specific guidelines as provided on covid.ks.gov. Following any additional best practice guidance from each business sector is strongly encouraged.

c. Unless otherwise noted in this order, the following venues are restricted:

i. Entertainment venues, including: auditoriums; arenas; banquet halls; cinemas; conference centers; concert halls; performance venues; sporting venues; community centers; stadiums; theaters casinos; night clubs; and adult entertainment;

ii. Recreational facilities and places of public amusement, including: gyms, fitness and recreational centers; amusement parks; arcades; bingo halls; bowling alleys; and clubs;

iii. Parties, informal gatherings, lectures, meetings, parades, fairs, festivals, sporting events, and performances.

d. Venues listed in subsection 4(c) above are restricted as follows and must:

i. Limit the number of individuals (staff and customers) in the facility, building
or room to 50 percent of the lowest occupancy load on the certificate of
occupancy of the facility, building or room, in which the gathering is
occurring. The Social Distancing Requirement must be adhered to at all times
both inside the facility or for any activity taking place outside the facility.

ii. Close all dance floors (the dance floor may be repurposed for table seating);
provided however dance floors may be opened for small organized events such
as proms, weddings, or the like. As a reminder, food and beverages must be
consumed while seated, masks are required on dance floors and events must
adhere to the mass gathering limit.

iii. Limit groups of patrons to a maximum of ten (10) persons per table and Social
Distancing Requirements between tables/groups of patrons shall be observed;

iv. Require all food and beverage to be consumed by patrons while seated;

v. Require a face mask to be worn by all staff and any patron not seated at a
table, when seated at a table not actively eating or drinking, and when
interacting with establishment staff.;

To read the current Douglas County Public Health Order: https://ldchealth.org/DocumentCenter/View/3612/EMERGENCY-ORDER-OF-LOCAL-HEALTH-OFFICER—March-2021—v4

To keep up to date on the current health order you may visit the Douglas County Public Health website Here:
https://ldchealth.org/448/Smart-Safe-Reopening-InformationHealth-O