CHANGE IN BILLING PRACTICES; DISPOSAL FEES Sample Clauses

CHANGE IN BILLING PRACTICES; DISPOSAL FEES. 6.3.1 The TOWN reserves the right at any time to change billing and collections responsibilities for Residential and Commercial accounts. To the extent that TOWN elects to assume billing and collections responsibilities for Residential and or Commercial accounts, the CONTRACTOR will compensate TOWN for providing such service in the form of a monthly administrative fee equal to ten percent (10%) of the Collection element of the Rates shown in the then current Collection Rates.
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