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1. Discuss Old Town Temecula Outdoor Dining Program
City Staff presented information on the complexities of making the Temporary Extended Dining (TED) a permanent program. Significant issues involve fragmented ownership of the streets in Old Town, allowing permanent structures in public easements shared with other utilities, and questions about the legality of issuing a Conditional Use Permit for the sale of alcohol in public right-of-way.
The committee recommended staff let the program expire July 1, 2022 per the existing agreements with an option to temporarily extend (in consideration of local business needs), but sunset after January 1, 2023 after discussion with the full City Council at a Public Hearing.
ADJOURNMENT: This meeting was officially adjourned at 12:19 Date Watson
Deputy City Manager