E.__A public vessel;

F.__An international or domestic coastal ferry whose port calls do not exceed 6 hours; or

G.__A vessel seeking a harbor of refuge due to weather conditions.

4.__Fee established annually; use.__Any harbor fee adopted pursuant to this section must be established annually through the harbor regulatory body's budget process and must be based upon and used to fund in whole or in part the cost of the administration and services provided by the harbor regulatory body and the harbor master, the purchase or maintenance of harbor safety equipment, harbor emergency response capability and the provision of harbor security.

5.__Collection of fee.__A harbor regulatory body may determine the manner of collection of a harbor fee imposed pursuant to this section.__The collection of the fee may include a requirement that any fee be collected and turned over to the harbor regulatory body by a vessel operator or other entity.__When a fee is collected by an entity other than the harbor regulatory body, that entity may retain a portion of the fee for its administrative cost subject to the approval of the harbor regulatory body.

The harbor regulatory body may take any actions allowed by law to collect a fee that is due, including, but not limited to:

A.__Denying future access to the harbor to a specific vessel or any vessel owned by the same owner or operated by the same operator; and

B.__Placing a lien on the vessel or other property, wherever located, of the owner or operator of the vessel.

The lien authorized by this subsection must be placed on the vessel or other property of the owner or operator and enforced pursuant to Title 36, section 612 and any applicable federal law. In any successful enforcement action, the court shall award the harbor regulatory body its fees and costs, including attorney's fees.