Restaurants & Bars
Brookline Releases Outdoor Dining Survey For Local Restaurants
Survey responses will help inform town officials as they consider a more permanent outdoor dining program.
BROOKLINE, MA — Brookline is asking local restaurant owners to submit feedback via an online survey regarding the town's temporary expanded outdoor dining program, which was implemented last year in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Survey responses will help inform town officials as they consider transitioning the temporary outdoor dining program to a more permanent program.
"The feedback and perspective provided through this survey will be critical in informing the scope of Brookline's outdoor dining program going forward," said the town.
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The survey is made up of 30 questions and takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes to complete. Business owners have until Monday, September 6 at 5 p.m. to complete it and the results will be presented at the Select Board meeting on Tuesday, September 21 to begin a discussion on the future of outdoor dining in Brookline.
Anyone with questions can contact Economic Development Planner Meredith L. Mooney at mmooney@brooklinema.gov. To access the survey, click here.
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