What document must a Chicken Guy franchisee submit to Chicken Guy if requested?

According to Chicken Guy's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, a franchisee must submit a copy of the certificate of occupancy to Chicken Guy if requested. This requirement is part of the final inspection and opening process for the franchised restaurant. The franchisee is obligated to notify Chicken Guy in writing at least 30 days before the anticipated completion of construction or renovation and the issuance of the certificate of occupancy.

Chicken Guy retains the right to conduct a final inspection of the restaurant to ensure compliance with the franchise agreement. This inspection occurs after the franchisee provides notice of completion. The certificate of occupancy serves as evidence that the restaurant meets local building codes and is safe for operation.

Submitting this document is a condition of opening the restaurant. Chicken Guy will not grant express written authorization to open the restaurant unless the franchisee has met all specified conditions, including providing the certificate of occupancy if requested. This process ensures that all Chicken Guy restaurants meet required standards before commencing operations.