I have heard that for now, during the closure, landscaping is not being maintained. I'm not sure about buildings and attractions.
I guess I don't know the rules in California about businesses. I know if the business is not "essential" (which DLR is not), it should not be open. But does that mean buildings, equipment and landscaping should not be maintained (if doing so can be done with proper sanitation and social distancing)? It seems that businesses should be allowed to perform maintenance. And if they are, Disney should be doing it. It would probably cost more to bring things up to standards after weeks or months of neglect, than just maintaining it all along. And it especially does not makes sense at the moment, since Disney is currently paying salaries of cast members anyway.
A side note: Construction work continues at the new Rams & Chargers stadium, with new sanitation and distancing rules.
I guess I don't know the rules in California about businesses. I know if the business is not "essential" (which DLR is not), it should not be open. But does that mean buildings, equipment and landscaping should not be maintained (if doing so can be done with proper sanitation and social distancing)? It seems that businesses should be allowed to perform maintenance. And if they are, Disney should be doing it. It would probably cost more to bring things up to standards after weeks or months of neglect, than just maintaining it all along. And it especially does not makes sense at the moment, since Disney is currently paying salaries of cast members anyway.
A side note: Construction work continues at the new Rams & Chargers stadium, with new sanitation and distancing rules.
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