Norman offers temporary outdoor expansion permits for bars, restaurants
Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City)
Oct. 14--NORMAN -- Bar and restaurant owners can now apply for a temporary outdoor expansion permit that would allow them to operate in adjacent public rights of way and private parking lots.
The city of Norman is offering the temporary permits to restaurants and bars to expand their outdoor capacity during the coronavirus pandemic. Applicants will be required to provide physical barriers to create a division between customers and traffic areas. Businesses must also provide proof of permanent address in Norman, relevant operating licenses and general liability insurance.
"The city of Norman recognizes that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a severe impact on our local businesses. We need to be as flexible and supportive as we can to help our businesses adapt to new circumstances," said Sara Kaplan, Norman retail marketing coordinator. "We hope businesses will take advantage of this opportunity as one more tool in their toolbox to provide unique and safe experiences for their customers."
For more information, email [email protected] or contact Sarah Kaplan at 405-434-7243.
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