Why is the wastewater department so strict on the rules? Don’t these people have a conscience?
I’m helping to build a mock restaurant that will be used to teach mentally and physically handicap people how to work in a restaurant. The kitchen will be fully functional with all equipment and serving counter and dining area but will only be open to the public 1 day a week just to help pay the rent. The rest of the time we will be training these people how to do a job. There will be a program to place them in a job when they are ready. Our sticking point is the grease trap. Waste water is making us install a full scale grease trap even though the kitchen is only for training purposes and will generate very little waste. We already signed a lease and started the renovations but now have to come up with K more dollars to pay for this grease trap. I explained to them that this is non-profit and is to help these people find a job so they can function normally in society but they said they don’t care… they would not grant us exception to the code. Don’t they care?
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Small business start up, Which would you do?
Ok, So I want to own my own business. In my area there are a lot of vacant rental properties, because of this many are offering free rent. My question is: would you A.take advantage of the free rent use the time for renovations and to obtain equipment and start preparing to open slowly, or B.save money up for a year and then start looking for a lease that will likely not have the same looseness as now?
Not looking to get bank loans for funding will come directly from my income and I don’t currently have savings dedicated for this, I do however have enough monthly income to start slow. Which way do I go?
Yes- I have a business plan. My focus is to open my business without bank funding using my own money. Because I am using my own money start up will be slower. Do i secure a lease for a year with no rent and use the year to get all the items I need or do I get all the items I need first(which would take about a year) and then get a rental lease at possibly a higher cost
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