Another business re-opens

September 15, 2021 tcwadmin 150921, 2021, Local News
The CADJ Carwash business in Barton Street was able to re-open on Saturday
morning after COVID restrictions were eased. The carwash has been closed to the
public for the past month (as it was not deemed to be an essential service). Owners
Claud and Ann Parisi had recently received permission to re-open the business with a
COVID-safe plan which would have required a supervisor to be on site during
opening hours. With lockdown restrictions eased on Saturday, there is now no need for
a supervisor to be on site and the self-serve business can once again operate as per
normal.

The CADJ Carwash business in Barton Street was able to re-open on Saturday
morning after COVID restrictions were eased. The carwash has been closed to the
public for the past month (as it was not deemed to be an essential service). Owners
Claud and Ann Parisi had recently received permission to re-open the business with a
COVID-safe plan which would have required a supervisor to be on site during
opening hours. With lockdown restrictions eased on Saturday, there is now no need for
a supervisor to be on site and the self-serve business can once again operate as per
normal.

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