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Council approves license for two tables and chairs on boardwalk for new restaurant; some members voice taxpayer equity concerns
Summary
The council granted a seasonal license allowing Barrier Beach restaurant to place two tables and up to four chairs on the boardwalk. Council debate centered on whether the fee reflects fair value to taxpayers and whether the city should favor one business; the motion passed with two no votes.
The City Council on Oct. 7 approved a license agreement permitting a newly opened restaurant, Barrier Beach, to place two tables and up to four chairs on the boardwalk immediately adjacent to its Super Block location. The council said the license would be for a nominal annual fee and intended to support a small business while preserving boardwalk circulation.
City staff described site constraints and said the tables would be kept within four feet…
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