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NYC kicks sheds to the curb in final outdoor dining rules
New York City published its final rules for outdoor dining structures as part of the permanent year-round program. News 4’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Frustrated by outdoor dining sheds? NYC sidewalks are about to clear up
New York City has released the final rules of its permanent outdoor dining program designed to keep sidewalks clear for pedestrians and put limits on how long restaurants can keep their structures out on the road. Among the biggest changes to the program popularized during the COVID-19 pandemic is the elimination of the much debated shed structures. The city is…
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NYC seeks to streamline outdoor dining structures under new batch of rules
New York City has released a draft of its new outdoor dining rules that are part of an overall plan the City Council approved back in August, and they’re drawing a mixed reaction from restaurant owners. The final rules are expected to be rolled out next spring. New renderings put out on Thursday show the outdoor structures have to...
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NYC releases new draft rules for outdoor dining
News 4’s Andrew Siff reports.
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NYC is making outdoor dining permanent, with a few significant tweaks
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. Each November, outdoor structures need to...
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NYC outdoor dining going permanent, but shifts seasonal
One significant change in the policy: outdoor structures can only be in position from April to November. News 4’s Jessica Cunnington reports.
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To Stay Or To Go? What the Future Holds for NYC Outdoor Dining Sheds
A plan has been formulated by New York City to keep outdoor dining around for years to come — though don’t expect to see them during the winter months anymore.
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Dining Sheds: To Stay Or To Go?
What began as an emergency plan during the pandemic has become a controversial revenue booster for restaurants. Rana Novini reports.
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Driver Indicted in Inwood Restaurant Crash That Hurt 20, Including Girl Who Lost Leg
A man has been indicted in connection with a January car crash in upper Manhattan that injured 20 people — including an 11-year-old girl whose right leg was amputated as a result of her injuries.
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Outdoor Dining Could Become in NYC Seasonal Under New City Council Proposal
On a wet and wintry February day Tuesday, thousands of outdoor dining sheds sat empty. That underlines the new push to remove the structures, at least until better weather, as there have been complaints that the dining areas are too empty, too often in the cold-weather months.
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NYC Council Poised to Make Outdoor Dining Seasonal
Andrew Siff reporting on the push to remove outdoor dining spaces that aren’t being used in the winter.
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20 People Hurt After SUV Crashes Into Popular Inwood Bar
Three children were among 20 people hurt when an Uber crashed into an outdoor dining area in Manhattan Monday night after being hit by an Audi that fled the scene, officials say. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.
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20 Hurt as Uber Crashes Into Outdoor Dining Area in Manhattan
Three children were among 20 people hurt when an Uber crashed into an outdoor dining area in Manhattan Monday night after being hit by an Audi that fled the scene, officials say. Fire officials responded to the scene at 204th Street and Broadway after getting a call about the crash around 9 p.m. None of the injuries to the victims…
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20 Hurt as Uber Crashes Into Outdoor Dining Area in Manhattan
Three children were among 20 people hurt when an SUV crashed into an outdoor dining area in Inwood, Manhattan, Monday night.