NYC is making outdoor dining permanent, with a few significant tweaks
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Taking a bite al fresco in the Big Apple doesn’t appear to be going away anytime soon. The New York City Council on Thursday passed a bill, by a 34-11 vote, to make outdoor dining a permanent part of the city. The major change for restaurant owners: outdoor dining won’t be allowed year-round.
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The New York City Council approved a bill Thursday to make the pandemic-era outdoor dining program a permanent part of the city, with some restrictions, according to the Office of New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
New rules set to be passed by the City Council on Thursday would organize the haphazard but popular outdoor dining structures, but would force their removal in the winter.
Taking a bite al fresco in the Big Apple doesn’t appear to be going away anytime soon. The New York City Council on Thursday passed a bill, by a 34-11 vote, to make outdoor dining a permanent part of the city. The major change for restaurant owners: outdoor dining won’t be allowed year-round.
Outdoor dining will become a permanent part of New York City, but new rules mean significant changes, like forcing the removal of dining sheds in the winter.
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