New Jersey S1150, "Chloe's Pet Access Law," allows dogs in outdoor dining areas of restaurants under specific conditions.
New Jersey S1150, known as "Chloe's Pet Access Law," permits dogs in outdoor dining areas of restaurants if the establishment allows it, provides a separate entrance for dogs, and ensures dogs are on a leash or in a carrier. Dogs must not be on chairs, benches, or other fixtures. The bill also codifies current rules about live animals in food establishments, allowing certain animals under specific conditions to prevent contamination. The law is named to honor a dog that inspired the legislation.
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