As a nonessential business, we must comply with the closures mandated by Colorado law to limit the exposure and spread of coronavirus. The law currently specifies a continued closure through April 30, but this date may be adjusted over time.
My one concern about the facility is the heater is still running on its normal schedule. It takes about 20 minutes or more to reprogram the heater and I haven't gone in to do that.
At this time we are losing about $500 a month in shop fees.
Earlier I said if you have a shop key and were willing to wipe down the facility upon entry, you could use the shop privately. Unfortunately this privilege is now in violation of the nonessential business closure law. While I feel the risk of transmission is remote, the governor stated nonessential businesses that violate the closure order may be subject to penalties. - Jama
At this time we are losing about $500 a month in shop fees.
Earlier I said if you have a shop key and were willing to wipe down the facility upon entry, you could use the shop privately. Unfortunately this privilege is now in violation of the nonessential business closure law. While I feel the risk of transmission is remote, the governor stated nonessential businesses that violate the closure order may be subject to penalties. - Jama
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