Right-of-Way Programs
The City of Tulsa encourages the formation and use of Sidewalk Cafés, Tables & Chairs, and Parklets to stimulate the pedestrian realm with activity.
Please review the program manual before submitting application materials.
| Sidewalk Cafe Materials | |
|---|---|
 | Sidewalk Cafe and Tables & Chairs Manual |
| Application | |
| Renewal Application | |
| Amendment Application | |
| Appeal of Decision | |
| Tables & Chairs Materials | |
 | Sidewalk Cafe and Tables & Chairs Manual |
| Application | |
| Renewal Application | |
| Amendment Application | |
| Appeal of Decision | |
| Parklet Materials | |
 | Parklet Manual |
| Application | |
| Design Development Application | |
| Renewal Application | |
| Amendment Application | |
| Appeal of Decision | |
Sidewalk Café vs. Tables & Chairs
A Sidewalk Café is defined as fenced-in open-air seating located on a sidewalk directly adjacent to a business. A Sidewalk Café allows for food and beverages to be served outside the establishment through seating that is used exclusively for the business’ patrons.
Tables & Chairs areas are created by setting tables and chairs outside and adjacent to a place of business, similar to Sidewalk Cafes; however, Tables & Chairs areas do not offer table service, and are available for public use. They also utilize end barriers rather than fencing.
For a complete understanding of the requirements for each permit type, please review their program manuals (above).
Which Program is Right for You?
