PUBLIC Law Chapter 526

and their interests, including periods of ownership, and

the utility may proceed to collect the assessments from

those interests as allowed by law.__If the utility uses

any lien procedure available to it under law to collect

delinquent assessments on time-share estates, any

required notice of the lien that the utility sends to a

time-share estate owner must also be given to the

managing entity or left at the managing entity's last and

usual place of abode or the utility must send to the

managing entity by certified mail, return receipt

requested, either a copy of the notice sent to the time-

share estate owner or a notice that lists all time-share

estate owners to whom notices have been delivered.__For

sending the notice or notices to the managing entity, the

utility may receive $5 plus all certified mail, return

receipt requested fees and the cost of any photocopying.

4.__Exercise of other utility authority not precluded.__
Nothing in this section limits the authority of a utility and a
managing entity to make other mutually acceptable arrangements
for collection of assessments.__Nothing in this section limits
the authority of a utility to take any other action available
under law to collect and recover assessments.

Emergency clause. In view of the emergency cited in the preamble,
this Act takes effect when approved.

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