The initiative includes zoning changes to ease restaurant openings, the elimination of a $1,000-per-seat wastewater fee, and the expansion of the city's entertainment zone across the entire downtown. Santa Monica city leaders have approved a $3 million initiative aimed at restoring commercial activity and foot traffic to the Third Street Promenade, one of Southern California's […]
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