As long as the act comes into force and after the law comes into force, any provision relating to compensation or consideration contained in a deductible granted under this section, based on compensation or consideration paid by the supplier under another deductible, is unworkable and unworkable. Any such provision, contained in a deductible granted under this section and in effect on the effective date of this Act, which requires payments to the City because of compensation or consideration to be paid under a franchise granted by another city to its predecessor, is null and void. 2. The contract, grant, right, right, right or franchise to participate in such activity, which exists or is granted below, is not extended for more than twenty years from the date of grant or renewal. (n) a city may require a local telecommunications operator to charge or pay an access network fee to that city on access lines that have been resold to another local telecommunications operator, but in this case, the city does not charge access fees or gross revenue from the local reseller exchange provider and does not ask the reseller to enter into a settlement on the contractual franchises. subsection d). (k) Notwithstanding other provisions of this Act, the payment made by a local telecommunications operator that meets the conditions of an expired franchise settlement applicable to the operator fulfills the payment attributable to the operator required by this Act. (3) No person, company or company may benefit from an exclusive franchise, right or prerogative. If your franchise is sold in a state with a franchise registration law or a business opportunity law, you may need to submit your FDD to the state for verification before you can offer or sell franchise sites in that state. While this is not applicable in the state of Kansas, there is something to keep in mind when planning to offer or sell franchises in a franchised registration or registration state. Some states have strict requirements for what should be in the franchise publication document. It is preferable to leave the creation of the franchise disclosure document, the registration of the state franchise and franchise legal information to a franchise lawyer with a serious background.
A franchise publication document, sometimes called the FDD, is a legal document prepared to disclose information about the franchise and its franchisors. It is important that the FDD is built properly and that it contains the right information, regardless of the amount of the sale of the franchise. (g) A city may review a single application fee to recover its costs related to the verification and approval of a contract franchise, provided that such an application fee reimburses the city for its reasonable, actual and verifiable costs for verifying and approving the franchise of the contract. An application fee must be competitively neutral and should not be disproportionate or discriminatory. 12-2001. Franchises; Goals Conditions Restrictions assessing royalties some provisions have been rescinded. (a) The governing body of each city may authorize any person, company or organization: h) within 90 days of receiving an application for a franchised telecommunications contract, a city must process and submit the application and the franchise to the city`s board of directors, and the governing body will proceed with a final vote on this contractual deductible, unless the local telecommunications operator and the city otherwise agree.