Bicycle Collective History - Revision history

Jonathan at 22:27, 5 November 2012

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	This is the history of the [[~~Salt Lake City~~ Bicycle Collective]].		This is the history of the [[Bicycle Collective]].

	== The Idea and Founders ==		== The Idea and Founders ==

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	The Salt Lake City Bicycle Cooperative was initially incorporated in 2002 by Jonathan Morrison, Edward Whitney, Brenton Chu, Brian Price, and Jesse Ratzkin. Very early in that process Brenton moved to NYC to pursue film and Jason Bultman came aboard. In talking to a lawyer about 501(c)(3) status, we found out that Utah State has a specific definition of [[Cooperatives]] that we didn't fit it. So we re-instated our articles of incorporation as the [[Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective]] and officially added Jason.		The Salt Lake City Bicycle Cooperative was initially incorporated in 2002 by Jonathan Morrison, Edward Whitney, Brenton Chu, Brian Price, and Jesse Ratzkin. Very early in that process Brenton moved to NYC to pursue film and Jason Bultman came aboard. In talking to a lawyer about 501(c)(3) status, we found out that Utah State has a specific definition of [[Cooperatives]] that we didn't fit it. So we re-instated our articles of incorporation as the [[Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective]] and officially added Jason.

	Edward Whitney~~, aka fast-eddy, found~~ $5,000 from a friend with a family foundation. This seed money galvanized our belief that 'this' might work. We used it to pay for a lawyer and consult with an accountant. Thanks to Brian Price, who filled out everything and dealt with the lawyers, we were able to apply for our 501(c)(3) status. Prior to this point we didn't know how to pay for this so considered selling Jesse to medical science and even crazy ideas like keg parties. Jesse will be missed.		Edward Whitney gathered the initial funding of $5,000 from a community friend with a family foundation. This seed money galvanized our belief that 'this' might work. We used it to pay for a lawyer and consult with an accountant. Thanks to Brian Price, who filled out everything and dealt with the lawyers, we were able to apply for our 501(c)(3) status. Prior to this point we didn't know how to pay for this so considered selling Jesse to medical science and even crazy ideas like keg parties. Jesse will be missed.

	== First Projects ==		== First Projects ==

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	== Staff ==		== Staff ==

	~~===~~ [[User:Jonathan\|Jonathan Morrison]] (2006 - 2011) ~~===~~		* [[User:Jonathan\|Jonathan Morrison]] (2006 - 2011): Thanks to the UDOT BikeEd grant in 2006, a full-time position opened up for Project Coordinator. Founder, Jonathan Morrison, applied and was given the job, leaving full-time computer programming behind. In 2007 he was given the title, Executive Director.
			* Lacey Gaechter (2007): Intern, spearheaded membership campaign.
	Thanks to the UDOT BikeEd grant in 2006, a full-time position opened up for Project Coordinator. Founder, Jonathan Morrison, applied and was given the job, leaving full-time computer programming behind. In 2007 he was given the title, Executive Director.		* Krista Bowers (2008-2009): [[Americorps]]: Volunteer Coordinator
			* Calvert Cruz (2009): [[Americorps]]: Shop Manager
	~~===~~ Lacey Gaechter (2007) ~~===~~		* Krisha Marie Pessa (2009-2010): [[Americorps]]: Youth Director --> Education Director
			* Gary Hurst (2010): [[Americorps]]: SLC Shop Manager
	Intern, spearheaded membership campaign.		* JP Orquiz (2010): [[Americorps]]: Ogden Shop Manager
			* Kira Luke (2010): [[Valet Bike Parking]] Manager
	~~===~~ Krista Bowers (2008-2009) ~~===~~

	[[Americorps]]: Volunteer Coordinator

	~~===~~ Calvert Cruz (2009) ~~===~~

	[[Americorps]]: Shop Manager

	~~===~~ Krisha Marie Pessa (2009-2010) ~~===~~

	[[Americorps]]: Youth Director --> Education Director

	~~===~~ Gary Hurst (2010) ~~===~~

	[[Americorps]]: SLC Shop Manager

	~~===~~ JP Orquiz (2010) ~~===~~

	[[Americorps]]: Ogden Shop Manager

	~~===~~ Kira Luke (2010) ~~===~~

	[[Valet Bike Parking]] Manager

	[[Category:Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective]]		[[Category:Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective]]

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Jonathan Morrison (2006 - 2011)

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	=== [[User:Jonathan\|Jonathan Morrison]] (2006 - 2011) ===		=== [[User:Jonathan\|Jonathan Morrison]] (2006 - 2011) ===

	Thanks to the UDOT BikeEd grant in 2006, a full-time position opened up for Project Coordinator. Founder, Jonathan Morrison, applied and was given the job, leaving ~~his~~ full-time computer programming ~~job~~ behind. In 2007 he was given the title, Executive Director.		Thanks to the UDOT BikeEd grant in 2006, a full-time position opened up for Project Coordinator. Founder, Jonathan Morrison, applied and was given the job, leaving full-time computer programming behind. In 2007 he was given the title, Executive Director.

	=== Lacey Gaechter (2007) ===		=== Lacey Gaechter (2007) ===

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User:Jonathan Morrison (2006 - 2011)

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	== Staff ==		== Staff ==

	=== [[User:Jonathan Morrison]] (2006 - 2011) ===		=== [[User:Jonathan\|Jonathan Morrison]] (2006 - 2011) ===

	Thanks to the UDOT BikeEd grant in 2006, a full-time position opened up for Project Coordinator. Founder, Jonathan Morrison, applied and was given the job, leaving his full-time computer programming job behind. In 2007 he was given the title, Executive Director.		Thanks to the UDOT BikeEd grant in 2006, a full-time position opened up for Project Coordinator. Founder, Jonathan Morrison, applied and was given the job, leaving his full-time computer programming job behind. In 2007 he was given the title, Executive Director.

Jonathan at 06:46, 21 February 2011

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-This is the history of the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective.
+This is the history of the [[Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective]].
 == The Idea and Founders ==
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 Factoid: Aside from being smarter than us, Jesse and Ron both rode fixed gears, wore the same t-shirts, and had shaved heads.  Freaky!
-== Hunting for a Space ==
+== Locations ==
 Brian's warehouse turned more into a storage unit due to accessibility and privacy.  Also the space at the County Rec Center was too small, and while we had a key to the room, we had limited access to the building.  So we needed another space.
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 Factoid: We had under 20 volunteers and 3 U-Hauls move the entire shop from Glendale to South Salt Lake in four hours.  By far the most efficient and amazing job in the history of our organization.  We never want to do that again.
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	Right around the time we were being evicted from the Glendale Plaza, Jonathan Morrison was asked to present at an Exchange Club meeting. There were only five members in attendance, but when he mentioned that we were in desperate need of space one member, Bill Delvie, asked, ~~"~~How much space?~~"~~		Right around the time we were being evicted from the Glendale Plaza, Jonathan Morrison was asked to present at an Exchange Club meeting. There were only five members in attendance, but when he mentioned that we were in desperate need of space one member, Bill Delvie, asked, "How much space?"

	As it turned out his son, John Delvie, was managing a piece of warehouse property and it was vacant. So we met with John, the price was right, and we signed a lease. John rides his bike to work every day the weather allows, and Bill is a seasoned cyclist that travels the world with his bike.		As it turned out his son, John Delvie, was managing a piece of warehouse property and it was vacant. So we met with John, the price was right, and we signed a lease. John rides his bike to work every day the weather allows, and Bill is a seasoned cyclist that travels the world with his bike.

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	Right around the time we were being evicted from the Glendale Plaza, Jonathan Morrison was asked to present at an Exchange Club meeting. There were only five members in attendance, but when he mentioned that we were in desperate need of space one member, Bill Delvie, asked, "How much space?"		Right around the time we were being evicted from the Glendale Plaza, Jonathan Morrison was asked to present at an Exchange Club meeting. There were only five members in attendance, but when he mentioned that we were in desperate need of space one member, Bill Delvie, asked, "How much space?"

	As it turned out his son, John Delvie, was managing a piece of warehouse property and it was vacant. So we met with John, the price was right, and we signed a lease. John rides his bike to work every day the weather allows, and Bill is a seasoned cyclist that travels the world with his bike.		As it turned out his son, John Delvie, was managing a piece of warehouse property and it was vacant. So we met with John, the price was right, and we signed a lease. John rides his bike to work every day the weather allows, and Bill is a seasoned cyclist that travels the world with his bike.

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	Everything is connected, and that article caught the attention of Ken Perko, the Director of YouthCity. He contacted us in 2003 and asked if we would teach a class where the ~~kid's~~ got a bike. They even had a small space at the County Rec Center at (300 E 600 S) we could set up shop in. It was a lifeguard station, so we didn't have a lot of room.		Everything is connected, and that article caught the attention of Ken Perko, the Director of YouthCity. He contacted us in 2003 and asked if we would teach a class where the kids got a bike. They even had a small space at the County Rec Center at (300 E 600 S) we could set up shop in. It was a lifeguard station, so we didn't have a lot of room.

	Called Bike Bonanza, the first class was taught by Keith Andersen, a frame builder from Moab with 15 years of experience; Tim Bowman, who was a Mechanical Engineer; Dr. Jesse Ratskin, in the middle of his Post-Doc in mathematics at the University of Utah (we really didn't sell him to medical science); and Jonathan Morrison, who was finishing his degree in Software Engineering. As a factoid, Jonathan didn't even know how to change a bottom bracket when this class started. Rumor has it he has since learned, but you know what they say about rumors.		Called Bike Bonanza, the first class was taught by Keith Andersen, a frame builder from Moab with 15 years of experience; Tim Bowman, who was a Mechanical Engineer; Dr. Jesse Ratskin, in the middle of his Post-Doc in mathematics at the University of Utah (we really didn't sell him to medical science); and Jonathan Morrison, who was finishing his degree in Software Engineering. As a factoid, Jonathan didn't even know how to change a bottom bracket when this class started. Rumor has it he has since learned, but you know what they say about rumors.