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~ - 101 TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1985 Sec. 4.3 Refunds Deposits and earned interest will ordinarily be refunded after the customer has maintained satisfactory payment practices for twelve (12) consecutive months. A customer with more than two (2) late payments in the preceding twelve (12) months is deemed to have an UNSATISFACTORY payment record. Should the customer terminate service prior to refund of a deposit, the City will have a reasonable time to read the meter and determine that all obligations of the customer have been met before returning the deposit. At the customer's request, the deposit and earned interest may be applied as partial or full payment of a final bill. A customer with a good payment record may qualify for a partial refund of a deposit, upon request, if his/her experience is considerably less than the previous tenant's for a period of four months. Upon motion by Councilman Oakes, seconded by Councilman Groden and unanimously carried, Council approved amendments to the By-Laws of the Martinsville Transportation Safety Commission to provide for representation on the Commission by members of the student body at Martinsville High School. There was some question as to whether the number for a quorum should be changed but the Commission asked that it remain the same since the students would only be present during the school year. Thus, the changes were authorized for SectionB 2.1 and 3.1. Council requested that a list of names of students be submitted for their consideration at the appropriate time of appointment. Upon motion by Councilman Oakes, seconded by Councilman Groden and unanimously carried, Council authorized City Manager George W. Brown to execute on behalf of the City an agreement between the City and the Commonwealth of Virginia related to the Mulberry Road Project, from West