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We are looking forward to sharing information on the Permanent Program and gaining as much feedback as possible. With the change in administration and pending City Council action, we want to make sure we come back to the public with as much up-to-date information as possible. NYC DOT and DCP are rescheduling these meetings for February 2022. NYC DOT and DCP will host a series of virtual roundtables that are open to the public, where any New Yorker can share their thoughts on the permanent Open Restaurants program. Overview of Open Restaurants Permanent Design Guidelines – Presented to all Five Boroughs (pdf) Virtual Public Roundtables Staten Island, Wednesday, January 5, 2022, 4:00pm.Brooklyn, Tuesday, December 7, 2021, 6:00pm.Members of the public are encouraged to attend one of the virtual public roundtables in February. NYC DOT and DCP will share an overview of the Permanent Open Restaurants Design Guidelines Process, Goals, and solicit feedback. NYC DOT and DCP will present to each of the five boroughs at Borough Board or Service Cabinet Meetings in December and January. > Take the NYC Open Restaurants Survey Five Borough Board Meetings There are many legal changes required to making this program permanent.

Continued coordination with other city agencies on enforcement and rules.

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Full NYC DOT enforcement unit to enforce roadway structures, ADA Compliance, clear path, and amplified noise devices.

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Both sidewalk and roadway seating require license agreement.

Detailed, upfront design guidance based on the design guidelines outreach process.

Allow for outdoor dining on the sidewalk and in the curbside roadway space.

NYC DOT will administer both the sidewalk and roadway café programs through a streamlined application process.

NYC Permanent Open Restaurants Program Brochure (pdf) Vision for Permanent Program In order to make this program permanent, the laws that control outdoor dining in non-emergency situations must be changed. This program will be managed by NYC DOT and allow restaurants to use the sidewalk adjacent and curbside roadway space in front of their businesses for outdoor dining.

Due to the success of the emergency Open Restaurants Program during COVID-19, New York City is working to create a permanent Open Restaurants program.