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~ I I I jointly reviewed and evaluated no later than the sixth month of the life of the contract, said joint review and evaluation to lead to a joint appraisal by both parties no later than June 30, 1979, said appraisal to determine the feasibility of continuing this type of contractual arrangement for fire protection services after September 30, 1979. G. It is understood and agreed by both parties hereto that should the City of San Marcos' Fire Insurance Key Rate be jeopardized in any manner as a result of this agreement or as a result of providing fire protection services outside City limits, then the City shall have the right to terminate this agreement upon immediate written or oral notice to an official of Hays County. H. The County agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the City of San Marcos for any damages or injuries to equipment, employees, agents, workmen or volunteer firemen, or to any person or person's property as a result of answering or performing fire calls outside the corporate limits of San Marcos. Should any person assert a claim, causes of action or suits. IV. If either party shall fail to keep any of the agreements herein agreed by him to be kept or fail to make any payment herein agreed by him to be made, the other party may, by giving the party in default written notice, cancel and terminate this contract as and from the expiration of ten (10) days from receipt of said notice. V. Due to rapidly escalating costs of municipal services, including equipment and personnel, insurance and liability considerations, as well as potential tax revenue limitations and growing labor union involvement in municipal affairs, City and County specifically agree that this contract is valid only for one calendar year from and after the date of execution hereof by both parties; and that same day be terminated as and from ten (10) days written notice mailed by either party to the