SEWER USE AND BILLING COLLECTION Sample Clauses

SEWER USE AND BILLING COLLECTION. The Company shall provide and maintain a computerized Billing and Collections System that, at a minimum, provides the same functionality and data on accounts tracked by the WPCA's current system, and new accounts added after the Commencement Date. As of the Commencement Date, the Company shall utilize the WPCA's billing vendor, Computil LLC, and billing system pursuant to a separate agreement (the "Billing Services Agreement") with Computil LLC. The Company shall have the right to replace the billing vendor (Computil LLC) or to perform the billing services itself, subject to the reasonable approval of the WPCA. Under the Company's management, the Company shall process the sewer billing statements, process and collect all user fees, collection fees, sewer use and benefits assessments and provide accepted accounting practices to properly account for all monies and xxxxxxxx. The Company will make all reasonable efforts to collect delinquent and past due amounts from delinquent account holders, following agreed upon protocols for the notification of delinquent account holders, including providing delinquent account holders notices upon the thirtieth, sixtieth and ninetieth day of delinquency to ensure that all monies owed to the WPCA are collected in a timely manner. However, the Company shall have no obligation to retain lawyers or any other third parties to pursue collections and delinquencies exceeding 120 days, which shall be submitted to the City Attorney for collection. All cost associated with collection of delinquent fees after 120 days and out right failure to collect fees are at the WPCA's sole cost and expense. The Company shall be responsible for the preparation, maintenance, and issuance of all bills and invoices to the users of the System and all costs and expenses associated therewith. The Company shall ensure that no interruption of billing and collection services occurs throughout the Term. The Company shall at all times use a billing format and content consistent with the bills historically provided to users of the System or as otherwise reasonably directed by the WPCA. All costs, of any nature, to operate and maintain the Billing and Collection System incurred by the Company including but not limited to labor, Computil LLC fees, administrative and banking costs, data management and delinquent account management through 120 days, are included in the Base Service Fee.
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