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NYC Extends Outdoor Dining Year-Round | New York City News
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New York City just flipped the switch on outdoor dining—restaurants can now keep their sidewalk tables open year-round, thanks to a new City Council vote. Gone are the days of packing up in November; with weatherproofing, eateries can serve customers through winter and beyond. Mayor Mamdani and Council Speaker Menin back the move, calling it a revenue booster for businesses. But cleanliness stays key: messy spots face fines up to $500. Advocates like the NYC Hospitality Alliance hail it as smart policy that supports 280K jobs and billions in local wages. DOT adds that outdoor dining already makes streets buzzier—and removing seasonal limits is a win for both restaurants and residents.
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