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EXHIBIT A only. The director of finance shall enforce this chapter to the extent provided herein and shall have the authority and responsibility to establish and revise regulations for such purposes. D. Any owner receiving collection services from the city shall receive a credit against the fees imposed for each full month of unit vacancy, provided that: 1. The owner files an application for credit with the director of finance no later than forty-five (45) days prior to the end of the current billing period; 2. The unit has been registered with the city as a vacant property pursuant to Section 8.28.020 of this Code; 3. The unit was vacant during the current billing period, and the vacancy lasted at least three consecutive months, including any vacancy time that carried over from the previous billing period; and 4. No solid waste from the unit was collected by the city during the vacancy. 8.12.210 Delinquent fees; penalty. If fees remain unpaid thirty (30) days after the beginning of the service period for which the bill is rendered, then such bill shall be delinquent and subject to a penalty often percent (10%). For each month the bill remains unpaid thereafter, and up to the date of certification of any special tax bill pursuant to Section 8.12.240, an additional penalty of 5% shall be applied to the accumulating balance of the delinquent bill. 8.12.220 Delinquent fees; collection policies; hearing and appeal. A. The director of finance is authorized to establish collection policies for delinquent fees, penalties, and interest, including but not limited to paYment plans and, if approved by the city council, the waiver of penalties and interest and amnesty programs. B. Any owner who disputes the validity or amount of the fees or penalties charged under this chapter may request in writing a hearing before 13