Kennesaw orders residents to stay home, limits restaurants to take-out

It also orders residents to “shelter in place as much as possible,” and issues a voluntary curfew from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Leaving home for work, food, medical treatment, medication or an emergency are exemptions to the curfew, the city said.

Kennesaw’s order also bans public gatherings and events consisting of 10 or more people, closes all bars, night clubs, gyms and amusement parks and requires retail establishments to curtain their hours and operations “to limit the number of customers on premises at any one time to that recommended by the CDC,” the city said.

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Residents should note that grocery stores and day cares are exempt from the city’s order.

If a restaurant with an alcohol license plans to sell these beverages with take-out orders, they must comply with the following stipulations:

•Beer, wine and cider must only be sold in unopened containers with in-person, take-out orders. Alcohol can’t be served with delivery orders.

• Restaurants with alcohol licenses that are located within the city’s designated entertainment district can also sell these drinks with in-person, take-out service. However, these drinks must be consumed outside the restaurant, but within the area of the entertainment district with a person’s take-out order.

• Licensed manufacturers of distilled spirits and malt beverages can sell their products through take-out service only.

You can stay up to date on the city of Kennesaw's response to the coronavirus by visiting its website.

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