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6-28-99 statement showing 1) the volume of Wastewater measured at the Transfer Point in 1,000 gallon increments and the amounts due for Routine Treatment of the Wastewater; 2) the amount of any surcharge due under the City's industrial wastewater discharge regulations; and 3) the amount of any Supplemental Fee under Section 2.01.C. Article 2. Obligations of Hays Energy Section 2.01. Payments. A. Hays Energy will pay to the City at the rate of 20% of the residential retail wastewater volume charge for the Routine Treatment of the Wastewater, plus any applicable surcharges due under the City's industrial wastewater discharge regulations, at the City's billing offices in San Marcos, Texas, within twenty-five days after receipt ofthe itemized statement each month. This rate will change as changes are made by the City in the residential retail wastewater volume charge. B. Hays Energy will pay to the City the amounts of all federal, state, and local taxes, fees, and charges that may be applicable to the provision of wastewater treatment services under this Contract. C. In addition to the fees payable under A and B, Hays Energy will pay to the City a fee (the "Supplemental Fee") for all ofthe Wastewater that cannot be treated utilizing the Routine Treatment. The amount of the Supplemental Fee will be all of the City's actual costs of processing and disposal of the Wastewater. D. Hays Energy will pay to the City the reasonable costs incurred by the City relating to the permitting, design and construction of the Inj ection Wells or Plant Modifications within fifteen days of the City's delivery to Hays Energy of invoices itemizing these costs. Section 2.02. Construction of Wastewater Line. A. Hays Energy will be responsible for designing and constructing the transmission line, associated pumps and equipment (the "Wastewater Line") for the transport of the Wastewater from the Facility to the Treatment Plant. Hays Energy will have plans and specifications for the Wastewater Line prepared by a professional engineer registered in Texas. These plans and specifications will be subject to review and approval by the City, which will not be unreasonably withheld. The City may request that Hays Energy construct the Wastewater Line with a capacity exceeding the City's minimum standards or Hays Energy's needs for the Facility, whichever are greater. The City will reimburse Hays Energy for the additional construction cost of any oversizing requested by the City, with the additional cost being the difference in alternative bids submitted by the construction contractor for the Wastewater Line, one for the size required for Hays Energy, and the other for the size requested by the City. 3