Németh said the fees the city charges to use public spaces for outdoor dining would be reduced "almost 100%". She added that the application process for licenses to use public spaces would be streamlined.
The measures are part of a recovery package the municipal council is drafting.
Németh said city leaders want to respond flexibly to business owners' suggestions while ensuring everybody's safety.
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