4 ms·

The building is ready to use as is. Nothing needs to be constructed.

• kube-system 6y ago
  You’re not modifying the property or the way it is being used at all? This “building in a residential neighborhood” is already configured for use in commercial foodservice? Or is it a residence now?
  • anm89 6y ago
    I literally want to install a single espresso machines and have some pour overs and french presses and set up tables and chairs. There is already a commercial grade dishwasher and fridge that the current tenant installed. I would have to install a grease trap to meet regulation which also is nonsensical given that I'm not cooking here but at least that is reasonably priced. As far as I'm concerned none of this is "build out" more like furnishing.
  • R0b0t1 6y ago
    The problem is preventative maintenance seems to fall under the ADA, or at least no one has challenged it. I can see both sides. On one hand if no one was forced to do anything many people may never be able to leave their house. On the other, Hardvard was sued and took down a bunch of freely provided lectures because they had no tractable way to caption them.