Cleveland, OH temporarily allows bars and restaurants to extend outdoor seating during COVID-19
Cleveland, OH temporarily extending outdoor seating COVID-19
Cleveland City Council passed an emergency ordinance that temporarily allows local bars and restaurants to extend outdoor seating into public streets and parking lots. This emergency measure was designed to support local small businesses while maintaining social distancing guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic. The ordinance is currently awaiting final approval from the Mayor and City Planning.
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Cleveland City Council Passes Ordinance to Allow Outdoor Dining, Drinking in Parking Lots, Streets, Other Rights-of-Way | Scene and Heard: Scene's News Blog
As hoped, Cleveland City Council has passed an emergency ordinance that establishes a temporary program for bars and restaurants to extend outdoor seating into parking...
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