Maintain Uniform Operating Standards Sample Clauses

Maintain Uniform Operating Standards. Franchisee understands and acknowledges that every detail of the design and operation of the Restaurant is important to the Franchisee, Franchisor and other franchisees in order to develop and maintain uniform operating standards, to increase the demand for the Products and Services sold by the Restaurant under our System, and to protect Franchisor's reputation and goodwill. Franchisee acknowledges and agrees that the System must continue to evolve in order to reflect changing market conditions and meet new and changing customer demands. As a consequence, changes, modifications and variations to the System’s standards, menu items, Products and programs offered may be required from time to time to preserve and enhance the public image of the System and enhance the operational efficiency of all franchises. Franchisee, therefore agrees that we may periodically and upon written notice, add to, modify or change the System, including without limitation the adoption and use of new or modified trademarks, service marks, menu items, recipes, ingredients, food preparation and techniques, Products, Services, restaurant supplies, uniforms, signs, menu boards, kitchen equipment, POS and computer systems, proprietary software, non-proprietary software, methodologies, employee qualification requirements and sales strategies. Franchisee promises to promptly accept, implement, use and display in the operation of the Restaurant, all such additions, modifications and changes at Franchisee’s expense. Franchisor will not require Franchisee to make any changes, modifications and variations to the System that are not required of all Franchisees; further Franchisor will periodically meet with representative groups of franchisees and solicit their input prior to the implementation of any material change or modification. Franchisee’s failure to comply with modifications to the System within 120 days of such written notice is an incurable default as described in Section XXIII.C of this Agreement provided this requirement does not include the periodic obligation to refurbish the Restaurant.
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