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determining Final Acceptance, the County may require the written certification of the Architect <br /> that the restoration has been completed in accordance with the Plans to the extent necessary to <br /> enable the Association to occupy the Courthouse pursuant to the terms of its lease, use the <br /> restored entry and conduct its normal business operations therein without significant impairment <br /> or interference. The County shall not unreasonably withhold a determination of Final <br /> Acceptance. Final Acceptance shall not constitute a waiver of any latent defects. The City shall <br /> cooperate with the County to ensure that any construction warranties associated with the Project <br /> inure to the benefit of the County. <br /> Section 4. Term. <br /> 4.1 The Parties intend that this Cooperative Agreement shall be effective from the <br /> date first written above (which is intended to be the date on which the legislative bodies of each <br /> of the Parties has approved the Cooperative Agreement) and shall continue for a period of fifty- <br /> five (55) years. At the end of said initial 55-year period, this Cooperative Agreement shall be <br /> automatically renewed on the same terms and conditions without further action of the Parties for <br /> an additional ten (10) year term, unless earlier terminated pursuant to Section 11 or 15 below. <br /> Thereafter, each ten years for an additional 30 years, this Cooperative Agreement shall be <br /> automatically renewed, on the same terms and conditions, without further action of the parties, <br /> unless earlier terminated pursuant to Section 11 or 15 below. The intent is that there are a total <br /> of 4 ten-year renewals each with its own renewal date. This <br /> Cooperative Agreement shall be binding upon execution by the Parties. All periods during <br /> which this Cooperative Agreement is in effect, including the original term and all extensions, <br /> shall be referred to herein as the"Term." <br /> Section 5. Reserved. <br /> Section 6. Management and Operation of Courthouse Square. <br /> The City shall have the right to operate the Courthouse Square as a public plaza. In doing <br /> so, the City shall have the right to make determinations regarding the management and operation <br /> of the Courthouse Square in its sole discretion, save that the City shall not discriminate against <br /> non-City residents from other areas of the County. It is the intent of this section that the City <br /> shall have such authority and powers as are necessary to (i) carry out the intent of this <br /> Cooperative Agreement, (ii) manage and operate a public plaza, and (iii) implement the Vision, <br /> including, without limitation, the issuance or denial of permanent or temporary permits for <br /> vendors, the approval or denial of private or public events, the right to charge for events and to <br /> limit attendance, and the right to set hours or other conditions for use. It is acknowledged that <br /> the Courthouse Square is subject to the general application of the City's ordinances, including, <br /> without limitation, such ordinances as may exist from time to time regarding loitering, <br /> solicitation,noise or public intoxication. <br /> Section 7. Waiver of Claims; Indemnification. <br /> 7.1 Limitation on County's Liability; Waiver of Claims. Except as expressly <br /> provided under this Agreement, the County shall not be responsible for or liable to the City, and <br /> REDW\0007\DOC\001-13 FINAL <br /> Atty/Agr/2005.006 <br /> 042605 <br /> 7 <br />