What notice must the Developer give Cinnaholic after completion of the electrical and mechanical rough-ins?

Based on the 2025 Cinnaholic Franchise Disclosure Document, the document does not specify any required notice to Cinnaholic after the completion of electrical and mechanical rough-ins during the construction of the bakery. However, the FDD does state that the developer must furnish Cinnaholic with information relating to the construction of the bakery and development of the site as Cinnaholic may request from time to time. This may include copies of all commitments and plans for construction and financing, the contact information for lenders and contractors, and copies of construction or financing agreements.

While the FDD does not explicitly require notification upon completion of electrical and mechanical rough-ins, Cinnaholic and its agents retain the right to inspect the construction site at any reasonable time without prior notice. This implies that Cinnaholic can monitor the progress of construction, including the completion of specific phases like electrical and mechanical rough-ins, through these inspections.

Prospective franchisees should clarify with Cinnaholic the specific reporting requirements and milestones during the construction phase to ensure compliance with their expectations. It would be prudent to ask Cinnaholic directly about any informal or unwritten requirements related to construction updates, including the completion of electrical and mechanical rough-ins, to avoid potential misunderstandings or delays during the build-out process.