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acquired in lieu of any warranties by the UTILITY, except that any warranties from manufacturers which are still applicable shall be transferred to the COUNTY. The COUNTY shall otherwise assume the condition of the purchased assets in an as -is, where -is condition. I COUNTY agrees to install a mansard roof facade on the 111 building at the sewage treatment plant, at the expense of UTILITY, as specified in Exhibit "E" to this Agreement, prior II to or upon completing the plant expansion referred to in Paragraph 3 above. COUNTY further agrees that the existing 'I temporary sewage treatment plant located on UTILITY's premises shall be fully removed therefrom within ninety (90) clays after II closing. 7. DEVELOPERS' AGREEMENTS REFUNDABLE ADVANCES !Ie AND MISCELLANEOUS AGREEMENTS. The COUNTY shall at closing assume in writing all the obligations of UTILITY relating to the Agreements shown on Exhibit "B", including the Agreement for the use of storage tanks for treated effluent which irrigates neighboring lands, maintenance of irrigation pumps, etc., but excluding obligations for refundable advances, if any. Additional Agreements may be added to Exhibit "B" after the date of execution of this Agreement and before closing only with the written consent of the COUNTY, which consent will not be unreasonably withheld for Agreements relating to developments within the present franchise area. Only those Agreements which are listed on Exhibit "B" shall be honored by the COUNTY, COUNTY accepting no responsibility for repayment of refundable advances. 8. TITLE INSURANCE' PERMITTED ENCUMBRANCES. A. Title Policy. Within twenty (20) days after the execution and delivery of this Agreement, UTILITY will cause to be issued and delivered to COUNTY and addressed to it current title insurance commitments issued by a title insurance company acceptable to COUNTY, covering the real estate included in the system (Exhibit "D"), which commitment shall be in amounts equal to the amounts of the 1988 Indian River County Tax Assessments against each parcel. The cost of the title insurance commitments shall be borne by UTILITY. The cost of title insurance issued pursuant to the commitment shall also be borne by UTILITY. If the transaction is not closed due to the fault of the COUNTY, then COUNTY shall reimburse UTILITY for the cost of the title commitment. The title insurance commitments shall commit the insurer to issue owner's title insurance policies to COUNTY covering the real estate included in the system (substantially in accordance with ALTA Standard Owner's Form) upon the recording of deeds to the property, said commitments reflecting UTILITY's title to the real estate to be marketable and insurable, except for the permitted encumbrances (as hereinafter defined), the standard printed exceptions usually contained in an owner's title insurance policy, and the standard exclusions from coverage (excepting, however, from such standard exclusions, mechanics' liens and any data or facts that an accurate survey of the property may disclose). The permitted encumbrances shall not be deemed or construed to render UTILITY's title to the real estate unmarketable, and COUNTY shall not have the right to refuse to close by reason hereof. COUNTY shall notify UTILITY in writing no later than five (5) days after receipt of said title insurance commitments, of any alleged defect in UTILITY's title to the real estate (other than those excepted herein and the permitted encumbrances), such written notice to include all exceptions, encumbrances, liens, easements, covenants, restrictions or other defects in UTILITY's title to the real estate (other than the Permitted Encumbrances) which, in the opinion of COUNTY's