The updated proposed ordinance would create a pathway for neighborhood restaurants to provide outdoor dining areas on private property.
The ordinance is billed a key component of the city's economic strategy for supporting local jobs and business that were struggled during the pandemic.
The ordinance would also remove restrictions on outdoor dining on private property, such as size limits tied to indoor dining areas and restrictions on where outdoor dining can be located. It would also relax parking requirements on private property for outdoor dining areas. "This updated ordinance amends the zoning code to set up restaurateurs and small business owners for greater success," Vince Bertoni, director of city planning, said in a statement. "Outdoor dining is another instrument that contributed to neighborhood vibrancy and character."
"Al fresco shows us a better way to support small businesses, create jobs and add vibrancy to our neighborhoods. This is a huge step in the right direction for restaurants, their workers and their customers," Bass said in a statement. "My office will continue working to create a permanent program that helps restaurants and communities thrive."
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