Sounds good. Do they have a floorplan of the area they
wanted to use? That
 was another big source of confusion with their earlier proposal.
 Patrik
 On Wed, Dec 13, 2017 at 4:36 PM, Jenny Ryan <tunabananas(a)gmail.com> wrote:
  Greetings sudoers,
 For the Sudo meeting tonight, Sin Fronteras has agreed to all of the
 suggestions sudo members had at the last meeting:
 -removed language about signage from the proposal, will work out signage
 together with all collectives
 -want to become a member collective
 -agreed to 2 year lease with 2 options to renew
 -agree to not have free access to ballroom until they actually start
 paying rent, though will organize coffee popups and events in the entrance
 hall to build community and interest in the cafe:
 Laura just edited their proposal based on a meeting they had yesterday.
 They haven't approved the edits but I'm pasting it here in case there are
 other questions:
 *Sin Fronteras Coffee is a worker-owned co-op created by Rocio (THEY WILL
 INSERT THEIR LAST NAMES) and Jose from Akat Cafe
 <http://akatcafekalli.com>, a community space and sustainable cafe, and
 Michelle and Abad. Michelle is a therapist/photographer working for people
 of color in East Oakland. Abad is an independent filmmaker and founder of
 Encinal Oakland, a community organization fighting stigma and
 discrimination through multimedia projects. We propose to become an Omni
 Commons member collective and open a coffee/limited food location which
 will serve the North Oakland community and Omni Commons.*
 * Sin Fronteras Coffee will offer fair trade Zapatista coffee from
 Chiapas, and work directly with the farmers. We also see the need in our
 communities, where people struggle balancing a busy and poor life, for the
 cafe to be a model of dignified work at a living wage. Once established,
 Sin Fronteras Coffee will give to members of disenfranchised communities
 the opportunity to learn to run a sustainable, autonomous cooperative
 business. Our commitment to horizontal growth means that we will support
 and promote others to open similar small, worker-owned co-ops. Our proposal
 for Omni Commons: 1. Collective Structure. Worker owned co-op, new owners
 by invitation only. 1. Community Benefit. Cultural and political education
 and social events; support for events at the Omni with Cafe service; once
 we are established, youth internships. In the future, financial and
 business training to co-op members and employees. 1. Schedule.  Proposed
 hours of operation (subject to change) 7:30am-5:30pm Mon-Fri and cafe
 service for events at Omni collectives with anticipation.  We will
 establish a system to request cafe service during events. 1. Security.
 Conversation needed re. protection of equipment and safety after cafe
 hours.  We will position equipment with safety in mind  We will consider
 increased security and protection of equipment, if needed, in a way that
 decoratively and artistically contributes to the space.   1. Source of
 Goods.  We aim to serve organic and just trade coffee from Zapatista
 cooperatives in Chiapas, Mexico.  All produce, pastries and dairy will be
 sourced through local suppliers 1. Community Market. Opportunities for Omni
 Commons collectives and other POC, Women Owned, Queer Owned businesses to
 showcase their products. 1. Lease details. 1.    Parties:
                            The Omni Commons (“Lessor”)*
 *                                                         Abad, Michelle,
 Rocio and Jose   (“Lessee”)   2.   Premises:
 Omni Commons                                                   3.   Term:
                                   2 years with 2 options to renew. 4.
 Commencement:         January 1, 2018 5.   Use:
                                 Coffee/Limited Food 6.   Base Rent:  $800 a
 month plus approximately $250 utilities (garbage,  PG&E, internet, water
 based on what other collectives pay).  This rate gives  24/7 access to the
 building for cafe operations; and the ability to hold events in the
 Entrance Hall at the time the lease is signed. Free use of the Ballroom for
 occasional large events will be available at the end of the rental
 abatement period. Lessee will pay property taxes based on square ft usage.
 Rent will increase by 3% annually.   7. Insurance: Lessee shall obtain
 general commercial liability insurance with liability limits not less than
 $1,000,000/$2,000,000 aggregate, a Waiver of Subrogation, and naming
 Lessor (Omni Commons) as an additionally insured. 8.  Start-up Costs &
 Build Out:   We estimate the build-out and improvement costs at approx
 $8,000. Omni Commons will abate our monthly rent and utilities for 6 months
 to help Sin Fronteras manage this initial investment.   9. Improvements:
  Lessee shall provide the following improvements, using building standard
 finishes, subject to a mutually acceptable space plan, and all applicable
 permits: - Coffee Bar - Plumbing and Electrical upgrades  - Appropriate
 tile and floor finishing- Painting   10. Storage:   Extra storage will be
 included, approximately 10 sq ft in basement . 11. Parking:  Only street
 parking.                                                     13. Security
 Deposit:  Upon lease execution, Lessee shall provide Lessor with a security
 deposit equivalent to the last month’s rent. 14.  Financials:  Lessee will
 be responsible for funding of leasehold improvements. Some useful links:
 Akat Cafe Video: 
https://vimeo.com/139681504 <https://vimeo.com/139681504>
 Encinal Oakland work: 
https://www.encinaloakland.org/motion-reel
 <https://www.encinaloakland.org/motion-reel> For questions please email:
 abad(a)encinaloakland.org <abad(a)encinaloakland.org> *
 Jenny
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 On Wed, Nov 29, 2017 at 2:19 PM, Jenny Ryan <tunabananas(a)gmail.com>
 wrote:
  This is the other one:
 On Nov 17, 2017 9:28 AM, "Yardena Cohen" <yardenack(a)gmail.com> wrote:
  Hi Sudoers, please review this proposal to turn
the entrance hall into
 a cafe. These are the same folks who run Akat Cafe in Eastlake - I
 strongly encourage folks to go check it out, as you'll get a good idea
 of what to expect. I think this will be very good for us.
 ---------- Forwarded message ----------
 From: Laura Turiano <scylla(a)riseup.net>
 Date: Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 10:30 PM
 Subject: [omni-consensus] Omni Cafe Sin Fronteras Proposal
 To: "consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org" <consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org>
 Delegates,
 Here is the proposal for the cafe in the entrance hall made by the
 folks who attended the delegates meeting about a month ago. Please
 read it, share it with your collective members, and discuss it at your
 meetings. At the delegates meeting tonight we agree that it would be a
 good idea for Jose, Abad, Michelle, and Rocio to attend collective
 meetings to introduce themselves and answer questions. If you would
 like to invite them to your collective meeting, please let me know.
 Thanks
 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1v2-MAjgzcb0QrEW0EsfrK_Bx
 3rLXxsKeeiJobUoyAX0/edit?ts=5a0e4c29
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