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San Jose Works on Outdoor Dining Plan to Reopen Restaurants
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May 12, 2020

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SAN JOSE, Calif. – The city of San Jose is working on a plan to reopen restaurants while still adhering to social distancing requirements.

San Jose restaurants have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic with less than 10-percent still open, offering take out or delivery.

The city is now working on a new plan to hopefully open things back up.

Under what’s being called the ‘Al Fresco’ plan, restaurants would be allowed to serve customers at outside tables.

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