Councillor Vaughn Granter says “the purpose of this Sidewalk Café policy is to provide a framework which allows for the City of Corner Brook to evaluate applications for development of Sidewalk Cafés (outdoor eating area) on City owned land in the Downtown.
It’s a little early to talk about enjoying a sidewalk cafe, but the city of Corner Brook has come up with a new policy. At this week’s public meeting, Councillor Vaughn Granter says “the purpose of this Sidewalk Café policy is to provide a framework which allows for the City of Corner Brook to evaluate applications for development of Sidewalk Cafés (outdoor eating area) on City owned land in the Downtown. Over the past few years, sidewalk cafes have become increasingly popular in urban areas, offering a unique opportunity for restaurants, cafes, and bars to expand their seating capacity and create lively, pedestrian-friendly environments.”
Granter says these cafes have the potential to boost tourism, create a sense of community, and contribute to the economic revitalization of local business districts. The proposed policy provides regulations for sidewalk cafes between May 15 to September 30 annually. The Sidewalk Cafe policy aims to provide clear guidelines for businesses and staff, ensure public safety, enhance the streetscape, and contribute to the local economy by fostering vibrant, outdoor dining experiences. The operators at these cafes will be responsible for clean up.
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