Restaurants & Bars
Plymouth Eases City Requirements For Outdoor Dining Spaces
The change is aimed at helping local eateries and bars expand their outdoor dining spaces by extending their premises.
May 29, 2020
To assist Plymouth restaurants opening for patio seating June 1, the Plymouth City Council has temporarily relaxed city requirements related to outdoor dining areas.
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The change is aimed at helping local eateries and bars expand their outdoor dining spaces by extending their premises into places where safe opportunities exist.
Application: Download the temporary outdoor dining application and policy (PDF). Please print, provide necessary signatures, scan and send completed application and materials to planning@plymouthmn.gov.
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