Outdoor patios helped many businesses survive the pandemic and Solana Beach is extending that lifeline a little longer.
Solana Beach Mayor Lisa Heebner said city staff need more time to review the outdoor patios' impact on the surrounding areas.
During Wednesday’s city council meeting, council members voted to extend temporary outdoor patio permits in Solana Beach until January. Mike Garcia, a managing partner at Saddle Bar, said he's glad the city is extending the use of the patios for a couple more months. Garcia said the extension provides more time for businesses to catch up before having to think about permits and fees.
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