Gasoline Services Sample Clauses

Gasoline Services. Licensee shall keep open and operate all six (6) gasoline services at the Licensed Premises twenty-four (24) hours per day, seven (7) days per week. Licensee shall provide at least two grades of automotive gasoline such as Regular (87 Octane Gasoline), Plus (89 Octane Gasoline), and Premium (93 Octane Gasoline), at least one (1) regular motor oil, and automotive supplies, of the standard quality and price that prevail at other gasoline service stations located in the neighboring area of the Licensed Premises. Licensee will, upon approval of Parks, provide diesel and alternative fuels such as bio diesel of the standard quality and price that prevail at other gasoline service stations located in the neighboring area of the Licensed Premises. Prices must be posted on each fuel pump and shall be kept up to date at all times by means of changing the price markers. The Licensee shall provide both radiator water and compressed air to the motoring public without charge. The Licensee will provide a full range of lubricants and other automotive products, including antifreeze, coolants, window solvents, STP’s octane boosters, oil treatments, power steering and brake fluids. Gasoline service stations must accept cash, credit cards, debit cards, and electronic payments, including Apple Pay. License must accept all major credit cards, including American Express, Discover/PayPal (if linked to Apple Pay), Diner’s Club, MasterCard/MasterCard Fleet, VISA/VISA Fleet, Xxxxxx Express (WEX), and Voyager. Licensee must also provide customers with a contactless payment option so they can simply tap and pay (outside) at the pump.
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