What agreement does a Chick Fil A operator enter into for a delivery kitchen?

emises owner or manager. Chick-fil-A will remain liable to the premises owner or manager under the Concession Agreement. -See Items 5 and 6 for more information.

Chick-fil-A enters into DK Leases that govern the occupancy and use of non-traditional delivery kitchen unit premises with the owners, licensors or managers of the delivery kitchen premises. Chick-fil-A only offers the opportunity to operate a delivery kitchen unit as an additional franchised Chick-fil-A Restaurant. If Chick-fil-A offers you the opportunity to operate a delivery kitchen as an additional franchised Chick-fil-A Restaurant, you and Chick-fil-A will enter into the Delivery Kitchen Agreement in the form attached as an exhibit to the Additional Business Amendment for Delivery Kitchen to your Franchise Agreement. The Delivery Kitchen Agreement attaches the DK Lease (and, if applicable, any underlying prime lease or ground lease). In the case of any delivery kitchen unit, the Delivery Kitchen Agreement and its attached DK Lease incorporated by reference into your Franchise Agreement substitutes for the Lease(s) applicable to a traditional restaurant premises as to the delivery kitchen. Under the Delivery Kitchen Agreement, Chick-fil-A sublicenses or subleases as applicable its rights and privileges under the DK Lease to you, and you accept the sublicense or sublease as applicable and agree to faithfully perform Chick-fil-A's obligations under the DK Lease for the particular delivery kitchen premises. You will be a sub-licensee or sublessee as applicable of the premises. The business terms for these DK Leases vary depending on the location of the Chick-fil-A Restaurant. If you sublicense or sublease the rights to occupy the delivery kitchen premises from us, the term of the Delivery Kitchen Agreement for the delivery kitchen restaurant premises is the same as the term of your Franchise Agreement or the earlier expiration or termination of the DK Lease, whichever is shorter. You will be required to comply with the terms of the

DK Lease. In most instances you will make any payments due to the premises owner or manager under the DK Lease directly to Chick-fil-A and Chick-fil-A will remit payment to the premises owner, licensor or manager. Chick-fil-A will remain liable to the premises owner or manager under the DK Lease. See Items 5 and 6 for more information.

If Chick-fil-A offers you the opportunity to operate a food truck as an extension and part of an existing Chick-fil-A Restaurant location, the terms and conditions for operating the food truck will be governed by your Franchise Agreement as amended by either the Food Truck License and Sublease Agreement or Food Truck License Agreement with attached Lease you will enter into with Chick-fil-A, each with its own attached food truck lease. Currently, in some instances, Chick-fil-A leases the food truck from a third party and you must sublease the food truck from Chick-fil-A. Under the Food Truck License and Sublease Agreement, Chick-fil-A licenses you to operate the food truck and subleases to you the right to use and occupy the food truck. You accept the license and sublease and agree to faithfully perform your obligations under the License Agreement and Chick-fil-A's obligations under the third-party food truck lease. Chick-fil-A will pay the lease rental payment to the third-party under the food truck lease and you will pay Chick-fil-A a food truck usage fee in lieu of making the lease rental payment described in the food truck lease. You will also pay directly to Chick-fil-A any payments other than the lease rental payment due under the food truck lease to the third-party. Chick-fil-A will remain liable to the third party under the food truck lease.

Source: Item 10 — Financing (FDD pages 51–55)