La Jolla Business Roundup: Changes come to mainstay locations
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Outdoor dining patios, corrals and parklets that have become familiar sights in La Jolla will be allowed to remain until summer next year following a May 18 vote by the San Diego City Council.
The council unanimously approved a one-year extension of interim urgency regulations to allow the city’s Temporary Outdoor Business Operation permit program to continue until July 13, 2022.
The approval extends the expiration date for all permitted outdoor operations and allows restaurants and other businesses to continue outdoor operations at their discretion, even if COVID-19 health orders are rescinded.
The interim rules offered a streamlined permitting process that allowed businesses to move their operations onto sidewalks and parking lanes along streets and, in some cases, build elevated platforms or decking for seating. Others expanded onto private parking lots, which did not require a special permit.
Stimulus would come amid San Diego shutdown order
The new round of federal stimulus would come as more than one hundred thousand San Diegans are unemployed and businesses are hindered by the latest shutdown order.
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SAN DIEGO â A new round of federal stimulus appears to be on the way as San Diego again deals with a coronavirus shutdown order.
As it stands, more than 100 thousand San Diegans remain unemployed, as businesses are forced to close or limit their services. The governor s office ordered restaurants to go to takeout only, salons to close and gyms to transition outside. Meanwhile, ICU capacity in Southern California is at 0 percent.