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comments shall be non-binding and nothing herein shall require the City to impose any condition or exaction upon any development proposal. Whenever determined appropriate or possible by the City, the City will assist the Fire District in securing property that has been selected for a fire station location. The Parties will make every effort to include each other in any long-range planning sessions on topics of special concern to the Parties. 12. COOPERATIVE ARSON INVESTIGATIONS. The Parties agree to cooperate in investigating all fires of suspicious origin. The Fire District shall determine the cause and origin of all fires. Immediately upon determining that a fire is of suspicious origin, the Fire District shall preserve the scene and shall present the facts of its investigation to the Louisville Police Department, who shall have primary responsibility for investigation of the case. 13. DISASTER EMERGENCY SERVICES. The Fire District shall assist the City in providing for disaster preparedness. The Parties shall by separate written agreement provide for cooperation in disaster prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery, which agreement may provide fair and reasonable compensation to the City for such services, including consideration for the use of the City's facilities, equipment, and personnel. 14. FUEL SUPPLIES. When mutually agreed upon between the Parties, the City may provide the Fire District access to fuel supplies when it is not available to the Fire District commercially. In such event, the Fire District shall pay the City's unit price per gallon plus a reasonable processing fee, as set forth by the City. 15. OPTICOM INSTAl,LATION. The City agrees to allow the Fire District to install, use, operate and maintain Opticom devices (owned by the Fire District) on City-owned traffic signals, as approved by the City's traffic engineer, in order to allow control of those traffic signals when Fire District equipment is responding to an emergency. The City agrees to coordinate with the Fire District regarding the installation of new traffic signals so as to allow the Fire District to install the Opticom device at the time of initial installation of the signal. The Fire District hereby agrees, to the extent permitted by law, to indemnify and hold harmless the City, its officers and employees from and against all liability, claims, demands and expenses, including court costs and attorney fees, on account of any injury, loss or damage, which arise out of or are in any manner connected to the Fire District's installation, maintenance, use or operation of the Opticom devices on City traffic signals. Such indemnification does not extent to any claims arising solely from the City's negligent maintenance or operation of City traffic signals. The Parties agree that the provision of this Section 15 shall replace the Agreement Concerning the Use of Opticom Devices Owned by the Louisville Fire Protection District and Installed on Traffic Signals Owned by the City of Louisville, Colorado, (the "Optic om Agreement"), which Opticom Agreement is hereby terminated 16. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RESPONSE SERVICES. The City and Fire District shall at all times during the term of this Agreement maintain its membership in the Boulder County Hazardous Materials Team, or successor entity. In additwn, during .... the term of this Agreement, the Fire District shall maintain a Mutual Aid Agreement for response services with "The Denver Metro Mutual Aid Agreement." 17. DUTY TO DISCLOSE. The Parties shall, no more than thirty (30) days after the execution of this Agreement, disclose to the other every mutual aid agreement to 5