Clark County restaurants see some respite after governor eases COVID rules

Two extra small grants from the native authorities will assist, however not as a lot as federal support, he stated. Certainly one of these grants from the Columbia River Financial Improvement Council will present as much as $ 10,000 to corporations with 10 to twenty staff. The opposite grant, made in partnership with the Metropolis of Vancouver, Clark County and Mercy Corps, will present as much as $ 10,000 to native enterprise homeowners with 5 or fewer staff.

“It is sufficient that it is useful, however not sufficient,” Sawyer stated, emphasizing that extra PPP loans “will make the distinction between life and dying for numerous eating places and companies. No query.”

The appliance window for these two scholarships is closed, however an identical enterprise grant from the Washington Division of Commerce was introduced on Wednesday. This grant will present as much as $ 10,000 to small Washington companies with 20 or fewer staff.

Bryan Shull, the proprietor of Entice Door Brewing, stated ending the same-household rule would assist eating places and stated there was no method to implement it.

“It takes a little bit of the load off our heads,” he stated.

Rising the desk dimension from 5 to 6 visitors will solely assist marginally, stated a handful of restaurant homeowners, together with Deb Belden, proprietor of Farrar’s Bistro in Felida.

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