This Month-to-Month Parking License Agreement (the “Agreement”) is between 91 Front Street LLC, doing business as park@91front and 91 Front St Parking (“Owner”), and the person identified as the customer at online checkout (“Licensee”). The checkout order summary and post-purchase confirmation identify Licensee, the registered vehicle, the Effective Date, the initial charge, the Renewal Date, and the Stripe subscription and are incorporated as the “Order Record.”
Important automatic-renewal notice
This license continues month to month. Unless Licensee cancels, Owner will use Stripe to charge the saved payment method $130.00 plus applicable sales tax on each monthly Renewal Date. Licensee may cancel at any time online through the Stripe Customer Portal or by email to support@binghamtonparking.com. To avoid the next charge, cancel by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on the day before the next Renewal Date. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid billing period. Partial billing periods are not refunded except as required by law or expressly provided below.
- Plan: 24/7 month-to-month parking license
- Effective Date: the date the initial Stripe payment succeeds and Owner confirms the order
- Initial charge: $130.00 plus applicable New York State and local sales tax
- Renewal: automatically each month on the Renewal Date shown at checkout, in the confirmation, and in the Stripe Customer Portal
1. License only — not a lease, tenancy, or bailment
During the Term, Owner grants Licensee a revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable personal license to park only the one registered passenger vehicle identified in the Order Record (the “Vehicle”) in one lawful, available marked stall at the Lot, with 24/7 access subject to temporary closures, safety restrictions, maintenance, weather operations, and this Agreement. The license is a privilege of use only and creates no lease, tenancy, easement, bailment, deposit, ownership interest, or right of exclusive possession. Owner retains dominion, possession, and control of the Lot and may reassign spaces at any time. Any space number is for convenience only.
The Lot is self-park and unattended. Licensee parks and retrieves the Vehicle, keeps all keys and control, and does not deliver custody to Owner. Owner does not act as a valet, bailee, insurer, or vehicle custodian. Public and short-term parking may occur in the Lot at the same time. If no lawful stall is available, Licensee must contact Owner and may not block another vehicle, fire lane, aisle, gate, hydrant, or dumpster or take a reserved space.
2. Term and automatic monthly renewal
The initial one-month billing period begins on the Effective Date shown in the Order Record. Unless Licensee cancels or either party terminates under this Agreement, the license automatically renews for successive one-month billing periods without a new signature. Automatic renewal does not create a right to any future period for which payment has not been successfully made.
The monthly Renewal Date is established at checkout and shown in the Order Record and Stripe Customer Portal. It is ordinarily the same calendar day each month as the Effective Date. If that date does not occur in a month, the Renewal Date is the last day of that month. Each successful renewal charge pays for the immediately following billing period.
3. License fee, tax, and Stripe recurring payment
The License Fee is $130.00 per billing period plus applicable New York State and local sales tax. The first charge is due at checkout. By separately accepting the recurring-payment authorization, Licensee authorizes Owner, through Stripe, to charge the selected payment method for the initial charge and automatically on each Renewal Date until cancellation or termination becomes effective. The $130.00 recurring fee remains the authorized fee unless Licensee later affirmatively consents to a different recurring price. A reference to a higher “regular” or comparison price does not authorize Owner to charge that price.
Stripe, not Owner, collects and stores full card or bank-account credentials. Stripe is Owner’s payment processor and is not a party to this parking Agreement. Licensee must keep a valid payment method on file while the subscription remains active.
The recurring authorization covers only the License Fee and applicable tax. Fixed fees in the Schedule of Charges and any cleanup, damage, towing advance, or other nonrecurring amount will be separately itemized. Owner will provide notice of the amount and contractual basis and any additional authorization required by law before charging the saved payment method. Unliquidated or reasonably disputed amounts will be invoiced rather than added silently to the monthly subscription.
If a scheduled charge fails, Stripe may retry it and Owner may ask Licensee to update the payment method. Failure to pay within five days after the Renewal Date is a default. Owner will not charge a higher recurring price unless Licensee separately gives affirmative electronic consent. Silence, continued parking, or failure to cancel is not consent to a higher price.
4. Cancellation, nonrenewal, refunds, and optional pauses
Licensee may cancel at any time, without a cancellation fee, telephone call, in-person visit, or stated reason: (a) online through the Manage Subscription link routed to the Stripe Customer Portal; or (b) by emailing support@binghamtonparking.com from the account email or otherwise reasonably identifying the subscription. Any clear request directing Owner to stop future recurring charges will be treated as a cancellation request.
To prevent the next renewal charge, Licensee must submit cancellation by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on the calendar day before the next Renewal Date. A cancellation submitted by that deadline ends the license at the close of the current paid billing period. If Licensee timely cancels by email but a later renewal charge is processed because of handling delay, Owner will reverse or refund that renewal charge.
Refunds
Because access remains available through the cancellation effective date, Licensee-initiated cancellation does not produce a partial-period refund. This rule does not apply to an erroneous or unauthorized charge, a timely-cancellation charge described above, Owner’s early termination without cause, Owner’s failure to provide paid access, or any refund required by law. If Owner cannot activate the Access Credential after successful payment for reasons not caused by Licensee, Owner will cancel and refund the initial charge.
A pause is not automatic. Owner may approve a requested pause in writing. During an approved no-charge pause, Licensee may not use the Lot.
5. Access credential, vehicle, eligibility, and permitted use
Owner may issue a physical access card, permit, temporary code, or other credential (collectively, “Access Credential”). It remains Owner’s property, is personal, and may not be loaned, shared, sold, copied, duplicated, or used to admit another vehicle. Replacement of a lost or stolen credential is $50.00.
A substantiated unauthorized-sharing incident is a material breach. To the extent enforceable, Licensee agrees to $250.00 in liquidated damages per incident because the lost access value, investigation time, gate review, and operational harm are difficult to calculate in advance; the amount is intended as a reasonable estimate and not a penalty. Owner will provide an itemized notice and a reasonable opportunity to identify error before charging the saved payment method. This adult 24/7 month-to-month plan is for Licensees at least eighteen years old. A minor or school-hour plan requires a separate, plan-specific agreement.
Licensee shall park head-in within one marked stall, obey signs and the 5-mph limit, and shall not block lanes, hydrants, dumpsters, or the gate; tailgate; store inoperable or uninsured vehicles; perform repairs or washing; reside in the Vehicle; or dump fluids.
6. Snow and maintenance — duty to move
Owner will use commercially reasonable efforts to plow and treat the Lot. On request by call, text, email, credential notice, or posted notice, Licensee shall move the Vehicle within the stated time, which will be at least two hours except in an emergency. If the Vehicle is not timely moved after reasonable attempted notice and interferes with operations, Owner may relocate it within the Lot for the scheduled charge or have it towed under Section 7.
7. Towing and relocation consent
Licensee, as owner or authorized operator of the Vehicle, authorizes Owner and a properly licensed towing agency acting at Owner’s request to relocate, immobilize, boot, or tow the Vehicle, at the vehicle owner’s lawful expense, if it lacks a valid Access Credential; remains after cancellation, expiration, suspension, or revocation; blocks a lane, hydrant, aisle, dumpster, gate, entrance, or another vehicle; occupies an unauthorized space; interferes with snow, maintenance, or emergency operations after notice when practicable; is inoperable, unregistered, uninsured, leaking, or apparently abandoned; or materially violates this Agreement or posted rules. Except for a safety hazard, blockage, active snow/emergency operation, or circumstances making notice impracticable, Owner will attempt one call or text before an off-site tow.
8. Insurance, risk, and limitation of liability
Licensee shall maintain automobile liability insurance at no less than New York statutory minimums throughout the Term. Licensee’s insurance is the primary source of recovery for the Vehicle and its contents. The Lot is provided outdoors and unattended, without a promise of uninterrupted access, continuous surveillance, lighting, or freedom from weather, theft, or criminal acts of third parties.
Non-waivable negligence claims preserved. Nothing in this Agreement exempts Owner from liability for injury to person or property caused by the negligence or willful misconduct of Owner or its agents or employees, and no non-waivable consumer right is waived. Any limitation of liability applies only to the extent permitted by New York General Obligations Law § 5-325 and other applicable law.
9. Indemnification
Licensee shall indemnify and hold harmless Owner, its members, managers, employees, and agents from claims, losses, liabilities, and reasonable expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, only to the extent caused by Licensee’s negligence or willful misconduct, Licensee’s material breach, the operation or condition of the Vehicle, a release from the Vehicle, or the acts of Licensee’s passengers or guests. This obligation is limited to Licensee’s proportionate share of fault and does not extend to the negligence or willful misconduct of Owner or its agents or employees.
10. Default, remedies, and termination
Default includes failure to pay within five days after the due date; failure to maintain a valid payment method; unauthorized sharing; violation of Sections 5, 6, or 7; or another material breach not cured within five days after written notice when cure is reasonably possible. A valid subscription cancellation is not a default.
On default, Owner may suspend the Access Credential, deny access, relocate or tow as law permits, terminate by written notice, and recover unpaid amounts. When Owner ends access, it will also stop future Stripe renewals; termination does not authorize charges for future billing periods. If Owner terminates without cause before the paid period ends, Owner will refund the unused portion pro rata.
Licensee is encouraged to contact support before disputing a charge so Owner can investigate promptly, but nothing in this Agreement waives any non-waivable bank, card-network, or statutory dispute right.
11. Cameras, records, privacy, and electronic communications
Owner may use security cameras, gate logs, access events, and plate photographs for operations, safety, billing, rule enforcement, and dispute investigation. No promise is made that any system is continuously operating, monitored, recorded, or retained. Promptly after checkout, Owner will email a retainable copy of the accepted Agreement and a confirmation stating the initial charge, current paid period, next Renewal Date, cancellation deadline, and cancellation methods.
12. General
New York law governs. Exclusive venue is a state or federal court sitting in Broome County, New York, including Binghamton City Court where jurisdiction exists. Electronic signatures and records are as effective as originals. The Order Record, this Agreement, and posted operational Lot rules are the entire agreement for this plan. Posted rules may not change the price, billing frequency, automatic renewal, cancellation, refund, liability, or other material subscription terms without affirmative electronic consent.
13. Electronic assent and required checkout acknowledgments
Online checkout displays three acknowledgments immediately before the payment button. None of the three checkboxes may be preselected. Licensee accepts this Agreement by checking all three boxes, typing the full legal name, and completing payment. Owner accepts by sending the order confirmation and activating the Access Credential. Agreement version: 2026-09-03.
14. Schedule of charges
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Monthly license fee | $130.00 + tax |
| Snow / maintenance relocation (Section 6) | $75.00 |
| Late-payment administration (once after 5-day grace) | Reasonable cost; $25.00 maximum |
| Access credential sharing (Section 5) | $250.00 / incident |
| Dishonored check or similar bank instrument | $20.00 maximum |
| Replacement Access Credential | $50.00 |
| Towing, storage, and impound | At lawful cost |
| Fluid cleanup / damage to Lot | Documented actual cost |
The recurring-payment checkbox authorizes only the monthly License Fee and applicable tax. No fee applies merely because Licensee makes a good-faith card or bank dispute or because a charge is reversed as unauthorized.
A New York attorney should review this Agreement before you rely on it, including the $250 credential-sharing liquidated-damages provision.