If Bonchon uses fixed wireless services, what additional obligations does it have to Windstream?

According to Bonchon's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if a franchisee utilizes fixed wireless services from Windstream (WIN), they have specific additional obligations. The franchisee must obtain "roof rights" and provide evidence of these rights to WIN. They also need to 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. Furthermore, the franchisee is responsible for providing internal building conduit to allow WIN to rod/rope to the point of demarcation.

These obligations ensure that Windstream has the necessary access and space to install and maintain their equipment properly. The franchisee's responsibility for obtaining roof rights and providing conduit access highlights the importance of site preparation and coordination with the service provider. Failure to meet these obligations could potentially delay or complicate the installation process, impacting the franchisee's ability to operate efficiently.

Bonchon franchisees should carefully review these requirements and ensure their chosen location can accommodate the necessary infrastructure for fixed wireless services. They should also factor in any costs associated with obtaining roof rights or preparing the site for equipment installation. Clear communication and coordination with Windstream during the setup phase are crucial to avoid any disruptions or additional expenses.