Is the maximum number of Chem Dry franchises in a franchised area subject to change?

The number of franchises which can operate and perform CHEM-DRY Businesses within the Franchised Area at any given time is determined by dividing the current population of the area by

sixty thousand (60,000). The nearest whole number to the quotient (the "Maximum Number") is the maximum number of franchises that CDI may grant in the Franchised Area; provided, however, that, in addition, another franchisee or a third party designated by CDI may service national accounts in the Franchised Area if FRANCHISEE elects not to service a national account or if a national account elects not to do business with FRANCHISEE. The Franchised Area will be determined by CDI based on, among other things, population, population density, geographical terrain and market potential. Based on population changes, the Maximum Number may increase or decrease from time to time and may not remain constant; however, the Maximum Number only affects CDI's ability to grant franchises and no franchise will be terminated solely as a result of a decrease in the Maximum Number. FRANCHISEE is in compliance with this Agreement when no event or circumstance has occurred that will give CDI the right to terminate this Agreement under Section 15, whether or not CDI has given notice of default, non-compliance or termination to FRANCHISEE.

Source: Item 23 — Receipts (FDD pages 68–264)