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remit fees collected shall commence no later than 90 days after receipt of notice from the <br />City. <br />E. The service supplier, at its option, may assess a service charge of up to <br />one-eighth (1/8) of one percent (1%) (.125%) of Emergency Communication System <br />Access Fees actually collected by the service supplier and remitted to the City at the time <br />of remission. The service charge may be deducted from the Emergency Communication <br />System Access Fees remitted to the City at the time of remission. <br />SEC. 2-16-235 Emergency Communication System Access Fund. <br />A. Establishment of Fund. The Emergency Communication System Access <br />Fund is established to receive all monies collected pursuant to this Chapter, and any other <br />monies transferred into the fund. <br />B. Use of Fund. The fund shall be used solely for eligible project costs and <br />eligible operating costs. <br />C. Administration of Fund. Expenditures and encumbrances from this fund <br />shall be subject to the budget and fiscal provisions of the City. <br />SEC. 2-16-240 Liability for Fee. <br />A. Any fee imposed on a telephone subscriber under the provisions of this <br />Chapter shall be deemed a debt owed by the telephone subscriber to the City until it has <br />been paid to the City, except that payment to a service supplier is sufficient to relieve the <br />subscriber from further liability for the fee. <br />B. Any fee collected under the provisions of this Chapter shall be deemed a <br />debt owed to the City of San Leandro by the person required to bill and remit such fee. <br />The service supplier's service charge may be removed from the collection prior to <br />remitting said fee. <br />C. With the exception of the requirement to bill telephone subscribers for the <br />fee and to pursue the normal course of collection efforts for deficiencies in payment by <br />telephone subscribers as provided by Section 2-16-230 of this Chapter, nothing in this <br />Chapter shall impose any duty on a service supplier to enforce the collection of the fee <br />hereinabove imposed. However, whenever a service supplier remits funds collected as an <br />Emergency Communication System Access Fee to the City, the service supplier shall also <br />provide the City with the name and address of any telephone subscriber who has not paid <br />the fee for four or more billing periods and shall state the amount of such fee remaining <br />unpaid. A service supplier in compliance with this paragraph shall, following the <br />provision of its report, be relieved of any further duty under this Chapter for billing and <br />attempts to collect uncollected fees from the telephone subscribers identified in the report <br />ORDINANCE NO. 2004-015 9 <br />
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