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r � BOOK i0J PAGE GJ1 been assessed late payment fees or been shut off for nonpayment for a period of twenty-four months shall receive a refund of their deposit; except that deposits of customers who are tenants or who otherwise rent or lease the structure served by water or sewer utilities and including all commercial accounts will be retained until service is discontinued to that customer." SECTION 12. Section 201.08.1(c), which reads: "No franchise fee for separately billed re -use water. Notwithstanding any contract, ordinance, or policy of the board to the contrary, the County shall not charge any franchise fee on the portion of any utility bill for the cost of reclaimed water usage if the charge for the re -use water usage is shown as a separate line items on the bill." is amended to read as follows: "No franchise fee for separately billed reclaimed water. Notwithstanding any contract, ordinance, or policy of the board to the contrary, the County shall not charge any franchise fee on the portion of any utility bill for the cost of reclaimed water usage if the charge for the reclaimed water usage is shown as a separate line item on the utility bill." SECTION 13. Section 201.09.D., which reads: "Time payment of impact fee upon showing of hardship. The county may allow payment of the water and/or sewer impact fees in whole or in part over a period not to exceed five years at such interest to be determined by the board. A lien for any such amount due shall be executed in recordable form reflecting the payment schedule and may be filed in the public records of Indian River County, Florida. Upon all payments being made in full, the lien shall be released of record." is amended to read as follows: 'Time payment of capacity charges upon showing of hardship. The county may allow payment of the water and/or sewer capacity charges in whole or in part over a period not to exceed five years at such interest rate to be determined by the board. This period may be extended to ten years if the applicant can successfully demonstrate to the Department that all other funding sources have been exhausted and provided the Department does not have a cash flow problem. A superior lien for any such amount due shall be executed in recordable form reflecting the payment schedule and may be filed in the public records of Indian River County, Florida. Upon all payments being made in full, the lien shall be released of record. " SECTION 14. Section 201.09.E., which reads: "Refund of impact fees. Any customer whose monthly water use or sewage flow remains below the amount corresponding to the number of ERUs assigned to such customer for a period of twenty-four months and for which impact fees have been paid, may make application to the Department to reduce the number of ERUs assigned and seek corresponding reimbursement of impact fees paid. In no case will less than one ERU per living unit be assigned. The County may refund impact JUNE 22,1999 42