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Council approves delivery‑fee compromise allowing optional marketing fees, keeping basic service caps
Summary
The council approved Intro 7‑62‑B to preserve caps on basic delivery fees while permitting optional enhanced marketing services if a capped basic plan remains available. The bill passed 42–5.
The New York City Council on May 1, 2025, approved Intro 7‑62‑B, a bill preserving caps on fees that third‑party delivery services may charge restaurants for core delivery services while permitting optional enhanced services — such as marketing — for an additional fee. The bill passed with a recorded vote of 42 in the affirmative and 5 in the negative.
Why it matters: the measure maintains the city’s fee limits for essential delivery services…
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