WESH 2’S GAIL PASCHALL BROWN EXPLAINS. >> THE MOTION CARRIES. I BELIEVE, 5-2. >> DAYTONA BEACH CITY COMMISSIONER TOOK TWO VOTES WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONE TO INCREASE , THE AMOUNT OF FINES FOR VIOLATORS OF FACE COVERINGS FROM 25 TO 50 AND UP TO 150. THE SECOND TO REVISE THE ENTIRE MOTION. >> MOTION CARRIES. >> DAYTONA BEACH CITY COMMISSIONERS WILL BEGIN IMPOSING FINES FOR PEOPLE WHO WON’T WEAR A MASK OR FACE COVERING INDOORS AND DON’T QUALIFY FOR AN EXCEPTION TO THE CITYWIDE MANDATE. >> I THINK THAT’S WHAT PART OF THIS ORDINANCE DOES, GIVES A SMALL BUSINESS KIND OF A SHIELD TO STAND BEHIND SO THEY DON’T HAVE TO BE THE BAD GUY AND AM OK WITH BEING A BAD GUY IN THIS CIRCUMSTANCE. >> THE CITY-WIDE FACE COVERING ORDER HAS BEEN IN PLACE SINCE JUNE 28. A VIOLATION OF THE EMERGENCY ORDER REQUIRING FACIAL COVERINGS IS A NOT A CRIMINAL OFFENSE NOR DOES IT REQUIRE SEARCH OR ARREST OF AN INDIVIDUAL. THE PENALTY FOR VIOLATION IS FOR THE FIRST OFFENSE, $50. FOR THE SECOND OFFENSE, $100. FOR A THIRD AND SUBSEQUENT, $150. >> WITH THE POLICE ACTUALLY DO THIS? THAT IS -- WOULD THE POLICE ACTUALLY DO THIS? THE CHIEF HAS A POSITION ON THAT. >> IF WE ARE SAYING PEOPLE HAVE TO WEAR A MASK, THAT SHOULD BE THE EXPECTATION OF OUR LAWNS -- OF OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT. >> ORANGE CITY AND DELAND HAVE BE