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San Francisco Poised To Make Outdoor Dining a Permanent Fixture on Beleaguered Restaurant Scene

Officials Weigh Proposed Legislation To Indefinitely Extend City’s Shared Spaces Program
San Francisco officials are drafting legislation to make permanent its Shared Spaces program that lets restaurants and bars operate outdoors. (City of San Francisco)
San Francisco officials are drafting legislation to make permanent its Shared Spaces program that lets restaurants and bars operate outdoors. (City of San Francisco)
CoStar News
March 4, 2021 | 12:11 AM

San Francisco, which touts itself as the U.S. city with the most restaurants, is now the latest municipality where sidewalks, alleys and empty parking lots could become permanent dining areas for restaurants that want to take — and keep — their business outdoors.

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