Where does the All County Franchise Agreement discuss 'Pre-Opening Requirements'?
All_County Franchise · 2025 FDDAnswer from 2025 FDD Document
11. PRE – OPENING REQUIREMENTS.
Prior to opening the Business you must comply with the pre-opening requirements set forth in the "Operations Manual" and other guidelines that we prescribe. You agree not to open the Business until:
- 11.1. We approve the Location as developed in accordance with our specifications and standards;
- 11.2. Your Managing Owner and your owners or employees have completed training to our satisfaction;
- 11.3. You have given us a copy of your lease for the Location, if applicable;
- 11.4. The initial franchise fee and all other amounts then due to us have been paid;
- 11.5. We have been furnished with copies of all agreements and insurance policies required by this Agreement, or such other evidence of insurance coverage and payment of premiums as we request or accept; and
- 11.6. You have obtained and we have been furnished with copies of all required agreements and permits, licenses, and certifications for operating the Business and the Location is in compliance with all laws, rules and regulations.
Source: Item 23 — Receipts (FDD pages 43–157)
What This Means (2025 FDD)
According to All County's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Section 11 of the franchise agreement outlines the pre-opening requirements that a franchisee must meet before opening their business. These requirements are further detailed in the All County Operations Manual and other guidelines provided by the franchisor.
Specifically, before commencing business operations, All County franchisees must secure approval for their business location, ensuring it aligns with the franchisor's specifications and standards. Additionally, the Managing Owner, along with other owners or employees, must successfully complete the mandatory training program to All County's satisfaction. Franchisees are also required to provide a copy of their location lease agreement (if applicable) to All County.
Furthermore, franchisees must have paid all due initial franchise fees and other outstanding amounts. They need to furnish copies of all necessary agreements and insurance policies, or provide evidence of sufficient insurance coverage and premium payments. Lastly, franchisees must obtain all required agreements, permits, licenses, and certifications necessary for operating the business, ensuring the location complies with all relevant laws and regulations.