A new proposal is creating buzz in the Northern California town of Loomis, as city leaders consider bringing an Entertainment Zone to the heart of the community.

The proposal, which would stretch from 3565 Taylor Road to 3790 Taylor Road, could transform the way people experience downtown, allowing visitors to legally enjoy alcohol outdoors.

The concept comes from California Senate Bill 76, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in 2023, which allowed San Francisco to establish Entertainment Zones through local ordinances.

Later legislation expanded the idea statewide, with cities like Sacramento implementing their own zones. Now, Loomis, northeast of Sacramento in Placer County, is exploring whether the concept could work in a smaller town.

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