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DENVER Denverites are getting another year to eat and drink in public right-of-ways. In conjunction with a larger announcement about his administration’s post-pandemic economic recovery plan, Mayor Michael Hancock said Wednesday that the city will extend its program permitting restaurants and bars to expand outdoor seating for another year. The program turned parking lots and sidewalks into additional seating for restaurants struggling with coronavirus capacity limits. In a few cases, entire streets have closed for a block. The program was to expire in October, but will now last through at least October 2022, Hancock said. The permit has been granted to more than 300 eateries and watering holes since launching in May. Of those, about 170 included permitted access to the public right-of-way, including sidewalks and streets.

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