West Hollywood is asking bars, restaurants and other companies to demand the vaccine

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA (KABC) – West Hollywood issued an extensive vaccination warrant on Friday that will require the public to prove it is fully vaccinated against COVID-19 before it can enter restaurants, bars, gyms and other businesses with indoor activities.

The rules will take effect “as soon as possible, but no later than Oct. 11,” according to the city’s announcement.

The rules state that employers of companies 18 years of age or older must demonstrate vaccination before entering it. Those who do not can only use the outside areas of these businesses. Young people under the age of 18 must not prove vaccination tests.

These businesses include restaurants and bars, nightclubs, cannabis rooms, entertainment venues, gyms and yoga studios, and beauty companies that offer services such as skin care, styling, and cosmetology procedures.

For employees over the age of 18 working in these companies, employers must determine their vaccination status and “must ensure that all staff who work routinely on site provide full vaccination evidence before enter or work in any part of the installation “.

This does not include those who may only enter the business occasionally, such as a dealer.

As of November 1, an independent but similar vaccination policy applies to city employees and officials.