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County in writing through the County's Parks and Conservation Resources Director of the proposed dates by May 30, in which case the County shall let the Indian River Association use and occupy the Fairgrounds during a period not exceeding twenty-one (21) days in March of the following year. In the event the Indian River Association fails to notify the County of the following year's County Fair dates by May 30, the County may allow the Association to operate the County Fair at the Fairgrounds in March of the following year, absent previously scheduled conflicting events. 3. Contracts/Notice to Certain Parties. It shall be the responsibility of the Associations to arrange for all contracts for amusements, entertainment, and any commercial exhibits or matters that it determines will enhance the County Fair. The Associations are also responsible to provide timely notice to the Indian River County Animal Control Division and The Humane Society of Vero Beach and Indian River County, Inc. when and if the Associations will have animals present at the County Fair that are not associated with the 4-H exhibitions, so that the required inspections may be performed before and during the County Fair. 4. Structures/Insurance of Contracting Parties. Any person or organization contracting with the Associations shall provide its own temporary structure with the approval of the Associations. The County shall have no obligation to provide such structures. Any contracting person or organizations shall have proof of liability insurance acceptable to the County and the Associations. Acceptance by the County shall not be unreasonably withheld. 5. Volunteers/Security. The Associations shall provide volunteer and other help to staff the County Fair. Any subcontract for operation or administration of the County Fair shall be subject to the County's prior review and approval. The Associations shall provide adequate security for the County Fair and shall provide sufficient volunteers or paid security guards to maintain crowd control, to the County's satisfaction, at all times while the County Fair is underway. 6. Electricity, Water and Sewage. The Associations shall provide electricity and pay all electricity costs while the County Fair is open as well as for those dates on which the County Fair is being set up and removed. The Associations and the County Parks and Conservation Resources Director will designate a senior representative to record and confirm all electrical meter readings at the start of the Fair set up period and at the end of the Fair breakdown period. These readings will be used to establish the payment due to the County for electricity costs. The Associations will pay for water service and sewage pickup for the County Fair. The Associations and the County Parks and Conservation Resources Director will designate a senior representative to record and confirm all water meter readings at the start of the Fair set up period and at the end of the Fair breakdown period. These readings will be used to establish the payment due to the County for water costs. Payments remitted to the County pursuant to this section shall be exclusive of and in addition to fees due and owed to the County under Section 10 of this Agreement. 7. Accounting. The Associations shall maintain records in accordance with sound accounting practices and procedures showing all costs, expenses, as well as all receipts and proceeds from the County Fair. The Associations shall, at their sole expense, cause a state certified public accountant to conduct a review, based on sound accounting practices and Page 2 of 5