Section 607. Required disclosures

1. No warehouseman shall accept household
  goods  for  storage from a consumer bailor unless prior to accepting the
  goods, the consumer bailor is furnished with a written storage agreement
  which shall  be  dated  and  signed  by  the  consumer  bailor  and  the
  warehouseman  or  his  duly authorized agent, be written or printed in a
  size equal to at least ten-point bold type and which shall set forth the
  following information:
    (a) Name and address of warehouseman and consumer bailor.
    (b) Street address of warehouse where goods will be stored.
    (c) The reasonably estimated monthly storage charge for the particular
  household goods to be stored expressed in dollars.  The  actual  monthly
  charge shall not exceed the given estimate by more than ten percent.
    (d) An itemization of other charges imposed or which may be imposed in
  connection  with the storage, a description of each such charge, whether
  the charge is mandatory or optional,  and  the  amount  of  each  charge
  expressed  in  dollars.    Where  such  charges can only be estimated, a
  reasonable estimate must be set forth and the actual charges  shall  not
  exceed such estimates by more than ten percent.
    (e)  An  inventory by item number of all goods accepted for storage or
  of the  packages  containing  them  together  with  a  notation  of  the
  condition  of  each  of  the goods accepted; a statement that the bailor
  should review the condition noted for each of the goods before they  are
  picked  up  for  storage  to  make sure that a proper description of the
  condition of each of the goods has been entered on the inventory; and  a
  statement  that  the  bailor before signing the storage agreement should
  note on it by item number any exception he may have as to the  condition
  descriptions.  The  notation  of  the  condition  of  the  goods  by the
  warehouseman or his agent shall be expressed in  readily  understandable
  terms.
    (f)  A  statement  of any limitation of damages limiting the amount of
  the warehouseman's liability in case of loss  or  damage  of  the  goods
  setting forth a specific liability per article or item of value per unit
  of  weight  beyond  which  the warehouseman will not be liable; provided
  that if damages are so limited, a statement shall be included that  such
  liability  may  on  the  written  request  of  the bailor at the time of
  signing such storage agreement or within a reasonable time thereafter be
  increased on part or all of the goods stored, in which  event  increased
  rates  may  be  charged  based  on  such  increased valuation. The rates
  charged  for  an  increased  valuation  shall  be  set   forth   and   a
  pre-addressed  request form to enable the bailor to request an increased
  valuation shall be provided.
    (g)  Any  other  material  terms  and  conditions   of   the   storage
  transaction.
    2.  Every  storage agreement as required by this section shall include
  the business address and telephone number to be  used  by  the  consumer
  bailor in making inquiries concerning the storage transaction.
    3.  Every  storage agreement as required by this section shall contain
  the following conspicuous notices:
    Notice: The monthly storage charge and other charges  stated  in  this
  agreement are either the actual or reasonably estimated charges you must
  pay. If the charges are estimated the final charges you will be required
  to pay may not exceed the estimate by more than ten percent.
    Notice:  Storage  charges  do  not include any charges for moving your
  goods from your home to the warehouse or  from  the  warehouse  to  your
  home.
    4.  When  a warehouseman accepts household goods for storage on behalf
  of a consumer bailor after a  warrant  of  eviction  has  been  executed
  pursuant  to  section  seven  hundred  forty-nine  of  the real property

  actions and proceedings law, the warehouseman shall  within  three  days
  after  receipt  of  the  goods mail a copy of a statement containing the
  disclosures required by subdivisions one, two and three of this  section
  to the consumer bailor by registered or certified mail at his last known
  residence.