On the same day that Arapahoe Basin’s COVID-19 operations plan was approved last week by public health officials — the final hurdle in permitting the mountain’s management to open it for the season — Summit County public health director Amy Wineland issued an amended public health order in response to the county’s increasing number of coronavirus cases. In recent weeks, the county’s rate of cases moved it to sixth-highest in the state, causing Wineland to tighten requirements and guidelines across the county in hopes of stemming the increase with a public health order delivered Friday. “Summit County continues to see a growing trend in outbreaks in its resident population associated with gatherings, activities at restaurants and office-based business operations,” Wineland wrote in her order.
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