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CO-00LLC-1 LLC SAMPLE OPERATING AGREEMENT This agreement is a sample operating agreement and should be modified to meet your needs. It provides for the LLC to be operated by one or more managers OR by the members. You will have to decide how you want your LLC to operate. Read carefully and make appropriate changes to suit your individual needs and purposes.
If you have made an informed and reasonable investment in your LLC, then you are in a sound position to decide how to handle your business. You should do the following: 1. Evaluate your interests. If you are primarily interested in running your business from a place of residence, you might decide to invest in your home, or lease or purchase the home for your business. If you are mostly interested in operating from outside your home, you could move to one of many counties in the state. Most of the large towns in California have many restaurants and retail shops. If you intend to run your business from home, you need to make arrangements with a contractor who can manage and install your business equipment. See our article, “how to establish a restaurant" (available in our business information section). Most small restaurant owners have a home office, usually located in a small town. This is where you should make your business decisions. However, many restaurant owners consider their business premises to be in their hometown. This means that if you decide to open an eatery, you need to make arrangements for your home office space. You can get a quote from a few vendors at you also can get a quote from your own company. To be certain, use an attorney's advice. Your homeowner's association may have rules about the location where you run your business. For example, some associations require you to get your permits to perform renovations on your place of business. Others may require all business permits to be signed before beginning work. If you decide to live in another town and use your home as your office, you need to obtain a business license from the county or city in which you live. See our “business license" page to find your county's business license division. 2. Find and establish a business plan. You need to prepare a business plan. Your business plan should cover three main areas: ................................................................................................................................................................................................ You need to determine how your company will get customers and whether you will sell products and services. Do you want people who come to your restaurant to order something from the menu, or can you customize food items to meet individuals' needs? Can you give special treatment to a customer who is a member of a religion? ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Will your business be profitable? what is your target operating profit? Determine the minimum cost of running your business (expenses for equipment, personnel, rent, taxes, utilities). See the cost.