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Sidewalk Dining & Cafés

Special Events & Permits

Permits for tables and seating in the public right-of-way, café and al-fresco programs, clearance widths, barriers, and the operating conditions attached to a sidewalk-dining permit.

65% moderate0% strict(454 locations)

How Sidewalk Dining & Cafés Rules Differ by Place

454 places covered1 strict293 moderate

Reading, PA: Reading Bars Permanent Sidewalk Cafes

Heavy Restrictions

Reading flatly bars permanent sidewalk cafe structures: no raised decks, fences or fixed walls in the sidewalk area, and every installation must come down by October 30 each year.

Glendale, AZ: Glendale Sidewalk Use and Display Permit

Some Restrictions

Any business that wants to put tables, chairs, or display furniture on a public sidewalk in downtown Glendale needs a sidewalk use and display permit from the city's redevelopment…

Goodyear, AZ: Goodyear Outdoor Dining & Sidewalk Seating Rules

Some Restrictions

Restaurants and bars in Goodyear may add outdoor dining and seating areas on private property under Zoning Ordinance Section 3.12.8, but the space must stay off the public…

Mesa, AZ: Mesa Permanent Outdoor Dining Area Rules

Some Restrictions

Mesa lets restaurants and bars build permanent al fresco dining areas, but any outdoor eating area with more than four tables, more than eight seats, or alcohol service must install a…

Peoria, AZ: Peoria Outdoor Dining and Patio Rules

Some Restrictions

Peoria restaurants can add outdoor dining or patio seating as an accessory use without a Conditional Use Permit as long as the patio sits at least 200 feet from the nearest…

Sahuarita, AZ: Sahuarita Outdoor Restaurant Seating Zoning

Some Restrictions

Restaurants adding outdoor seating in Sahuarita need a Type 2 conditional use permit in the Neighborhood Commercial (NC) zone and a Type 1 conditional use permit in the Mixed-Use (MX)…

Cities & Counties with Sidewalk Dining & Cafés Rules

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