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the city may postpone processing of requests for any such approval or withhold <br />an such uch approval until payment in full has been made. <br />(b) Waiver offees for certain residential areas. For extensions serving low to <br />moderate income residential areas or properties being developed by tax - exempt <br />non - profit housing providers or for extensions to residential areas that are <br />required for paramount public health and safety reasons, the city council may <br />elect, in its discretion, to exempt such residential properties served by the line <br />from the assessment of a pro rata fee. <br />Sec. 86.185. Disbursement of funds from pro rata fee account. <br />(a) Reimbursement amount. The owner or developer may be reimbursed <br />from the pro rata fee account an amount not to exceed the eligible costs approved <br />by the city council under section 86.183(c), less any costs incurred by the city for <br />oversizing and any other deductions permitted under this division. When the city <br />participates in the oversizing of a line, the owner or developer and the city shall <br />each be reimbursed in proportion to their respective costs. <br />(b) Offset. Before disbursing any funds to the developer from the pro rata <br />fee account, the city may deduct as an offset any amounts owed by the owner or <br />developer to the city. <br />(c) Ten year disbursement period. As pro rata fees are collected from <br />individual property owners benefitting from an electric primary line <br />disbursements, less any deductions allowed under this division, shall be made to <br />reimburse the costs to construct the line incurred by the owner or developer <br />and /or the city as applicable. Disbursements shall be made for a period of ten <br />years after the date the completed improvements are dedicated to and accepted by <br />the city or until such time as all pro rata fees attributable to the improvements <br />have been collected, whichever is sooner. <br />(d ) Time for making disbursements. The city shall make disbursements on its <br />own account or to a developer, as applicable, within 90 days after receipt of a pro <br />rata fee. <br />(e) Assignment. Pro rata fee assessment rights are not assignable from the <br />original owner or developer to any third party. In the event a property for which <br />An extension was constructed is sold prior to collection or payment of pro rata fees <br />from other properties benefitting from the extension, no payments shall be due the <br />new or original owner. <br />(f) Unclaimed funds. It shall be the responsibility of any owner or developer <br />entitled to reimbursement from the pro rata fee account to notify the city of any <br />change of address or other information necessary for it to receive payment. If the <br />city is unable to reimburse a developer entitled to reimbursement from the pro <br />rata account following reasonable attempts to locate such developer, the city shall <br />