Clark County's proposed reopening plan will allow buffets, nightclubs and more

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Clark County released its plan as soon as Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak’s press conference concluded on Tuesday.

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According to the county's tweet, the proposed plan will be discussed at the Clark County Commissioners meeting on April 20.

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The effective date of the proposed changes in Clark County are May 1. Here are some highlights of their plan:

• Increase number of patrons per table from 6 to 10 at food and beverage establishments.
• Self-service buffets allowed
• Pool tables and arcade game areas can be opened in food and beverage establishments.
• Nightclubs and day clubs permitted to open.
• Dance floors allowed to open with social distancing restrictions.
• Hot tubs and spas can be opened at gyms etc.
• Body art and piercing around nose and mouth will be permitted.
• Salad bars, salsa bars, olive bars, condiment stations and bulk food bins allowed at retail stores.
• Food sampling allowed at retail stores.
• Tournament plans for youth and adult recreational sports must be submitted for approval.

Clark County says that the county can return to 100% capacity if 60% of the community is vaccinated and both the 14-day average test positivity remains at 5% or below and running weekly cases is below 1,150 cases.