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thereof pursuant to this Agreement. Provided, however, that Orono shall not be required <br /> to pay on behalf of itself or any other Contract City, any amounts in excess of the limits <br /> on liability established in Chapter 466 of Minnesota Statutes applicable to any one city. <br /> The limits of liability for some or all of the Contract Cities and Orono may not be added <br /> together (stacked) to determine the maximum amount of liability for any one city. Each <br /> Contract City and Orono shall purchase and maintain liability insurance coverage through <br /> the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust in at least the amount of the tort liability <br /> limits established in Chapter 466 of Minnesota Statutes or the successor thereof. <br /> Orono shall not be liable to any other Contract City for the promptness of its response to <br /> a law enforcement event, the number of officers and equipment furnished for such a <br /> response, or the measures undertaken by its officers and employees in responding to the <br /> law enforcement event. <br /> 24. Duration of Contract. The term of this agreement is three years commencing on <br /> January 1, 2010, and may be extended for an additional year by the Contract Cities <br /> approving the Orono Police Budget on or before November First of 2010 and may be <br /> further extended in one-year increments by the Contract Cities approving the Orono <br /> Police Budget by November First of each Contract Year after 2010. <br /> 25. Termination of Contract. First, in the event this agreement is not extended as above <br /> described, it shall terminate at the end of the most recently extended three year term. If <br /> termination occurs, the pro rata contract payments for each Contract City in the final two <br /> years of this agreement shall be equal to the last approved Orono Police Budget, subject <br /> debits or credits calculated in accordance with the Annual Audit of Actual Costs. <br /> Second, this agreement may be terminated during any three year term by any Contract <br /> City which is receiving law enforcement services, for a breach of contract by Orono <br /> which is so substantial and so material to Orono's obligation to the furnish law <br /> enforcement services, that the safety and welfare of the terminating Contract City is <br /> threatened or impaired. This agreement may be terminated during any three year term by <br /> Orono for failure of a Contract City to pay its pro rata share of costs, or costs debited to it <br /> under the Annual Audit of Actual Costs, or for a breach by a Contract City which is such <br /> a substantial and material impairment of Orono's responsibility to the furnish law <br /> enforcement services, that the safety and welfare of the citizens or property of any <br /> Contract City is threatened or impaired. <br /> Any Contract City alleging breach of this agreement shall provide every other Contract <br /> City with written notice by United States Mail specifying the alleged breach in detail. <br /> The Contract City against which the breach is alleged shall be allowed 45 days in which <br /> cure the alleged breach, and if not cured, either the Contract City or Orono may request <br /> that the question of the breach be submitted to arbitration as described in this agreement. <br /> The arbitrators shall determine that a breach has or has not occurred. If a breach has <br /> occurred the arbitrators may terminate the agreement or may order the breaching City to <br /> cure the breach. If the arbitrators find that a breach has occurred and further find that the <br /> Page 9 <br />