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Future of Restaurants Heads to the Curb As Cities Pave Way for Outdoor Dining

City Officials Expedite Regulations to Allow for More Outside Seating As Eateries Reel From Pandemic
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh said the city's licensing board would lift some restrictions and streamline restaurants' ability to use outdoor space adjacent to their indoor dining rooms. (iStock)
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh said the city's licensing board would lift some restrictions and streamline restaurants' ability to use outdoor space adjacent to their indoor dining rooms. (iStock)
CoStar News
June 18, 2020 | 3:59 P.M.

City officials from New York to Los Angeles are scrambling to help restaurants reopen, and many are focusing on expanding into previously unused outdoor space as capacity restrictions and safety precautions for restaurants across the United States are unlikely to ease anytime soon.

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