Politics & Government
Danville Council Extends Parklet Dining To 2025 But Requires Permits
The Town Council voted unanimously Tuesday to extend the temporary operation of expanded outdoor dining until January 2025.
DANVILLE, CA — The Danville Town Council unanimously voted Tuesday to extend the temporary operation of expanded outdoor restaurant dining on public and private property, including "parklets," until Jan. 2, 2025.
The extension is subject to adopted design and development standards, which focus on the overall design for the outdoor dining areas, offering options for modular prefabricated designs or custom design build options. Safety, maintenance and operation standards are also factors.
Previously issued temporary land use permits (TLUPs) allowing expanded outdoor dining are set to expire Jan. 3, 2023.
Restaurant operators wishing to continue offering expanded outdoor seating areas will need to apply for a new TLUP and building permit. Otherwise, all temporary tents, canopies, signs, electrical hookups, metal barricades and such must be removed from public and private property by Jan. 3.
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The town said in a statement Wednesday it's encouraging restaurant/property owners to review the recently adopted design guidelines and development standards soon and to contact the planning division at (925) 314-3349 or visit here for more information.
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