The deadline for restaurant owners to apply and participate in Los Angeles' Al Fresco program that was set to expire has been extended to the end of the year, Mayor Karen Bass announced.
The deadline for restaurant owners to apply and participate in Los Angeles' Al Fresco program that was set to expire has been extended to the end of the year, Mayor Karen Bass announced..The deadline for restaurant owners to apply and participate in Los Angeles' Al Fresco program that was set to expire Wednesday has been extended to the end of the year, Mayor Karen Bass announced..
Bass has also encouraged city departments to help restaurant owners transition to the permanent program from the pandemic-era emergency program, known as the Al Fresco Temporary Authorization initiative. City departments will also increase services and provide resources to better support restaurants, cafes and eateries as they come aboard the permanent program.
More than 3,000 businesses have been contacted and informed about the transition to the permanent Al Fresco program. According to a city survey of participating owners in the program, about 90% say outdoor dining is an integral part to their business operations and identity. Funding is available through the city's Al Fresco Small Business Fee Reduction Program to help offset certain permitting fees related to setting up outdoor dining spaces on streets or sidewalks.
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