District of Columbia

DC Streatery

As part of the District’s Phase One reopening, restaurants may open outdoor seating with physical distancing and safeguards measures, coronavirus.dc.gov/phaseone. Restaurants can apply to use expanded sidewalk space, alleys, parking lanes, and travel lanes for table seating.

Example records
NamebrandAlternate NamepersonStreet Addressoperating locationFull NamepersonFull Addressoperating locationXgeospatialYgeospatialApplicationdatetemporalStreetsegididentifierTrackingnumberregistrationPermitnumberregistrationIssuedatetemporal
Georgetown BIDGeorgetown BID3200 - 3223 BLOCK OF GRACE STREET NWGeorgetown BID3200 - 3223 BLOCK OF GRACE STREET NW-8578653.525695534707926.970477332020/08/04 17:18:21+001228510808175PA108081752020/08/10 19:54:05+00
Capitol Riverfront BIDTed Jutras1 - 19 BLOCK OF N STREET SETed Jutras1 - 19 BLOCK OF N STREET SE-8572564.226834554703731.158504332020/10/28 17:43:14+001294310825352PA108253522020/11/18 20:44:02+00
District BridgesDistrict Bridges1520 14TH STREET NWDistrict Bridges1520 14TH STREET NW-8575186.636832464708825.726089652020/07/30 01:31:21+00377410806978PA108069782020/07/31 17:29:39+00
Use cases

Vendor Location Verification for Delivery Platforms

A food delivery platform onboarding DC restaurant partners cross-checks whether a business holds a valid streatery permit and confirms the authorized outdoor seating location matches the address the restaurant submitted during signup, flagging discrepancies before activating the account.

NameStreet AddressPermitnumberStatusExpirationdate

Small Business Lending Eligibility Assessment

A fintech lender evaluating a restaurant loan application checks whether the applicant secured a streatery permit during the pandemic period and whether that permit is still active, using permit tenure and status as a proxy for operational continuity and revenue stability.

NameEffectivedateExpirationdateStatusIssuedate

Commercial Insurance Underwriting for Outdoor Dining Liability

An insurance underwriter pricing a general liability policy for a DC restaurant determines how long the business has operated outdoor seating in a public roadway or sidewalk, assessing exposure duration and whether the permit covers the specific street segment where a claimed incident occurred.

NameStreet AddressEffectivedateExpirationdateLatitude
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