Sidewalk Café. The Applicant may have outside seating in accordance with a sidewalk café endorsement to its ABC license and a duly-‐issued public space permit, and may serve alcoholic beverages to seated patrons in such area, provided, the total capacity for such sidewalk café shall not exceed XX seats. Any increase in such seating shall require approval of the District of Columbia Public Space Committee, after notice and opportunity for comment by the ANC, and approval by the ABC Board. Applicant shall not serve alcoholic beverages on its sidewalk café later than
Sidewalk Café. Applicant plans to provide sidewalk café seating for patrons. Protestant will not object to the seat patron limit; Applicant agrees that it shall not seek to expand the capacity of the sidewalk café without amendment of this Agreement. Applicant will direct that its employees inspect the sidewalk café at least once each hour to ensure its cleanliness. The sidewalk café shall close each day of the week no later than a.m./p.m. Any restrictions on Noise Abatement and Privacy should be listed here. We recommend the following language. This may not be necessary depending on the Establishment.
Sidewalk Café. Plenty may apply for a Sidewalk Café License at any time. After necessary approvals from the City of Philadelphia are obtained, Plenty may have sidewalk seating on Monroe Street during operating hours . During the school year, as defined by the School District of Philadelphia, Plenty will be restricted from operating sidewalk café on 0xx Xxxxxx from opening until 4PM Monday through Friday. Plenty agrees not to apply for sidewalk café license without first notifying Queen Village Neighbors Association (QVNA) of its intention.
Sidewalk Café. Applicant will take reasonable measures to ensure patrons do not block sidewalk passage. Applicant will direct that its employees inspect the sidewalk and front yard area immediately in front of the establishment on a regular basis to ensure its cleanliness. Applicant shall keep the sidewalk in front of the Establishment (up to and including the curb) and any alley adjacent to the Establishment clean and free of litter, bottles, and other debris in compliance with D.C. Code and Municipal Regulations. Applicant will follow DCRA’s regulations on the operation of sidewalk cafes, as provided for in Chapter 24 of Title 3 of District of Columbia Municipal Regulations.
Sidewalk Café. A sidewalk café is an outdoor seating area located within Public Space directly adjacent to a restaurant or licensed establishment located on the main floor of a building used seasonally for the purpose of serving food and/or beverages to patrons; may be referred to as a sidewalk patio.
