Residents with an active parking permit registered in the iStall system may have access to Guardian’s Click-to-Tow feature, where enabled by the property.
This feature is designed to help protect assigned stalls from repeated unauthorized use.
How Click-to-Tow Works
When your vehicle and assigned stall are properly registered in iStall, you may request enforcement at the click of a button if an unauthorized vehicle is parked in your space.
After submitting a request:
Guardian verifies your registered stall assignment
The unauthorized vehicle’s enforcement history is reviewed
Property authorization and signage compliance are confirmed
Escalation criteria are evaluated
Tow dispatch occurs only after verification.
Residents do not directly dispatch tow operators.
Temporary Parking Accommodation
To minimize disruption, once a Click-to-Tow request is submitted, Guardian provides the requesting resident with a complimentary 24-hour temporary registration on the property.
This temporary registration may allow parking in:
An available reserved stall (where permitted), or
Designated visitor parking
This ensures residents maintain parking access while enforcement is underway.
Progressive Enforcement Model
On most properties, Guardian applies a structured escalation process:
First documented violation
Second documented violation
Third documented violation → Tow eligibility review
Click-to-Tow requests are evaluated within this enforcement framework unless immediate safety concerns exist.
Safety & Obstruction Situations
Vehicles parked in fire routes, blocking access, or creating safety hazards may be escalated more quickly where legally permitted.
Important Notes
Click-to-Tow is available only to residents with registered permits.
Tow decisions are subject to verification and property authorization.
False or misuse of enforcement requests may result in review or suspension of access.
Guardian’s objective is to protect resident access while maintaining structured and compliant enforcement.
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