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But wait, how does closing just this location resolve the lawsuit? She has another coffee shop, and a restaurant, and says that she'll be incorporating the emp
by mirimir 7y ago
But wait, how does closing just this location resolve the lawsuit?
She has another coffee shop, and a restaurant, and says that she'll be incorporating the empty space into the restaurant.
So I guess that these are all incorporated separately?
- mirimir 7y agoTFA ends with this: > While the 950 Alameda location permanently closed Friday, coffee aficionados can visit the other Cafe Crema location at 1202 Alameda. [emphasis added] So Cafe Crema is not going out of business. Just the one location is closing. And there's also this: > Tran said she could not meet the lawsuit’s demands to bring the entrance up to code, claiming it would cost her upwards of $100,000 to tear down and rebuild an ADA compliant ramp. The other option to opt for a settlement was not in the cards either, added Tran, who said she could not afford paying a massive $60,000 payout. So if she didn't comply or settle, what happened to the lawsuit? From the complaint,[0] the defendant is: CREMA COFFEE COMPANY LLC dba CREMA COFFEE ROASTING COMPANY; ALI FARHANG So who owns the second location? I was wrong about the restaurant, however. From TFA: > The original Cafe Crema will be consolidated on Feb. 1 into Tran’s restaurant, Pier 402, located at 238 Race Street. So I guess that entrance will no longer exist, solving the problem. 0) https://www.sanjoseinside.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Crema-ADA-Lawsuit-2018.pdf https://www.sanjoseinside.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Cre...