The deputy mayor for public services in Palma, Aurora Jhardi, has met with representatives of the Restaurants Association and of bars, restaurants and cafes and said that the town hall is “open to dialogue” in working together on any possible amendment of the bylaw regarding the use of public areas for terraces.
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Restaurants want lower terrace tax in winter
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