A lawsuit has been filed by 35 plaintiffs who reside throughout New York City in order to end the city’s outdoor dining program.
The lawsuit, filed on July 29, cites a multitude of complaints ranging from excessive noise, traffic and sidewalk congestion, garbage and uncontrolled rodent populations as reasons to end the Open Restaurants program.
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