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6. Disasters. The occurrence of any natural or man-made disaster, when declared as such by federal, state, or local government, such as a hurricane, tornado, flood, any act of God, etc., may result in the impossibility of performance of this agreement. The parties agree that this agreement regarding County performance standards and response time set forth elsewhere in this agreement shall be considered temporarily suspended during any such state of disaster. 7. Liability. To the extent allowable by Florida law, the County will only be responsible for claims, demands, suits, liabilities, damages, and losses arising out of or resulting from the negligent acts of commission or omission by its contractors, subcontractors, employees, agents or representatives. Nothing in the Agreement shall be construed as any waiver of sovereign immunity by either party to this contract. Nothing in this Agreement shall limit any actions for recovery the County may have against contractors or contracted workers for any action. 8. Third Parties. The City agrees that the County may enter into services or maintenance agreements with third party providers with respect to any or all the services contemplated herein, either on a full-time or stand-by basis provided the terms and conditions of this Agreement, or any agreement executed between the parties shall continue to govern the relationship. 9. Response Time. It is the County's goal to use its best efforts to respond to any emergency repair request in as close to a "zero response time" as possible, but certainly within a period of two (2) hours following receipt of notice and to respond to non -emergency or routine repair requests within a period of twenty-four (24) hours following notice. For the purposes of measuring the "response time" for this agreement, a "request" will be considered "received" upon a direct request from appropriate City staff or notification of a malfunction by the County's intersection monitoring software. An emergency status shall be considered to exist where damage to a traffic signal or device or the malfunction or failure thereof results or has resulted in the creation of a serious present or impending traffic hazard; for example, total loss of power; loose, hanging equipment; loss of a red signal color indication, or flashing operation at a "critical intersection" as identified by the County's monitoring software. A non -emergency or routine repair status shall exist where the damage or malfunction does not create a serious or immediate traffic hazard, for example, non -red LED out flashing operation at non-critical times and intersections. The inability of the County to respond within the stated period where good cause exists shall not be considered a breach of the agreement. 10. City Responsibilities. The City shall: a) Notify the County of any known issues or constriction activity affecting signals