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Plant (plant), City and County agree that the County shall have the permanent right to 400,000 gallons -per -day treatment capacity (the "Permanent County Allocation") at the plant. The County shall be a wholesale customer of the City and the County reserves the right to charge and collect, for County's own benefit, impact fees, base facility charges, commodity charges, and other utility costs, fees, and charges to any of its customers which reserve or use any plant capacity. The City shall treat the County In a nondiscriminatory and fair manner in all matters concerning this Agreement, including wholesale rate setting. 6. In addition, and for efficiency, the City authorizes the County to treat wastewater from the "Hospital Service Territory"(HST), as shown on attached Exhibit "A," at a County treatment facility in return for which the City plant will accept the higher of 200,000 gallons per day or such gallonage from the HST as is actually treated by the County ("Increased County Allocation"). This Increased County Allocation shall be in addition to the Permanent County Allocation. As long as the County, at County's sole option, provides treatment for the HST, the City shall not reduce the Increased County Allocation. On not less than 30 days' notice by the County, the County may cease the treatment of all or part of the HST wastewater, and the City may reduce its treatment of wastewater from the County area to the plant proportionately, but in no event to less than the Permanent County Allocation. The City shall retain ownership of its lift station in the HST. 7. The City is contractually obligated to provide Indian River Shores and the South Beach County area with sewer service in addition to serving the HST and the City itself. The City is willing, by future separate agreements, to let County use on a temporary basis any excess capacity existing between present and build -out needs. The City and County agree that commitment to the County for more capacity 3