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Ordinance shall be construed as a mandate for mobile home park owners to pass through impact fees to mobile home owners or tenants. Any payment remaining unpaid for a period of 30 days may constitute a lien in favor of the County against the property serviced and the County may record said lien in the public records of Indian River County, Florida. County is authorized to discontinue service when payment is 30 days overdue and shall not reinstate service until full payment is received. SECTION 201.23 WATER CHARGES ON NEW CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNTS On new construction accounts, water may be provided to the contractor subject to a deposit determined by the Department, refundable on cancellation and upon payment of the construction account for water used, base facilities charge and billing charge and provided further that this deposit shall be forfeited if the building is occupied prior to the cancellation and payment of the construction account for water used. SECTION 201.24 DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE FOR NON-PAYMENT, FEE FOR RESTORING SERVICES, PENALTY FOR TAMPERING WITH WATER METER, CHECKS WITH INSUFFICIENT FUNDS A. On the 30th day after a water or sewer bill is rendered, if the bill remains unpaid, then the County may turn off the water and discontinue service until the bill is paid in full. B. If the water is turned off and service is discontinued under this action, an additional turn -on fee shall be charged for restoring service and a deposit shall be required as set forth herein. C. If service has been discontinued, anyone tampering with the water meter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor as provided by law. D. If any customer issues a check to the County which is unpayable due to insufficient funds or other reason, the Department may collect a charge from the customer and require that subsequent payments be made with cash. dbt075/040.51 23 SmeadSoft Reprint Date: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 - 12:03:10 - OfficialDocuments:607, Attachment Id 0, Page 23