For Bonchon fixed wireless services, what additional obligations does the customer have?

According to Bonchon's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if a franchisee utilizes fixed wireless services, they have specific material obligations to WIN (presumably the service provider). The franchisee must obtain "roof rights" and provide evidence of these rights to WIN. This likely means securing permission to install equipment on the building's roof, which can involve legal agreements and negotiations with landlords or property owners.

Additionally, the franchisee must provide space for WIN's equipment at the service location, ensuring it is no more than 300 feet from the franchisee's router or switch interface. This distance limitation is important because it dictates where the equipment can be placed within the premises, potentially affecting the layout and use of space. The franchisee is also responsible for providing an internal building conduit to allow WIN to run cables to the point of demarcation, which is the point where WIN's network connects to the franchisee's internal network.

Finally, the document states that Bonchon will not be liable for any reasonable alterations or necessary work to the service locations required for the installation and removal of WIN equipment. This means the franchisee may bear the costs associated with preparing the site for installation and any restoration work needed after equipment removal. These obligations highlight the importance of carefully assessing the physical requirements and potential costs associated with fixed wireless services before committing to them.