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others, or property or becomes abnormally burdensome financially, medically, supervisorally, or otherwise. If the SCCC deems an inmate of the neighbor county abnormally burdensome or abnormally dangerous it may refuse receipt of the inmate, or if the condition develops after SCCC's initial receipt of custody, notifY the neighboring county of the determination and direct the neighboring county to appear at the SCCC and resume custody of the inmate. Reversion of custody back to the Neighbor County may constitute a considerable burden on the Neighbor County who likely does not have provisions in place for such an inmate at another facility. Additionally, Neighbor County, has pursuant to this agreement agreed to hold harmless and indemnify the GA et a1. Consequently, refusal is to be exercised only under very serious circumstances and the parties may wish to consider re-negotiating another per diem rate for the particular inmate instead of refusal. 10. Compensation ../ PO Neighbor County will pay Stutsman County $5.:.; . per day per inmate. This rate applies to every 24 hour period (midnight to midnight) and to one partial period on the beginning or end of the contiguous primary block. Neighbor County acknowledges that this negotiated rate is facilitated by Neighbor County's agreement to retain financial liability and indemnify SCCC. Without Neighbor County's willingness to accept those burdens, the negotiated per diem rate would be substantially higher. II. Transport Neighbor County is responsible for transporting its inmates and detainees to and from the SCCC, initially, finally, and as needed intermittently for court appearances in the Neighbor county or any other trip ordered or necessary that exceeds 10 miles round trip from the SCCC. The GA will transport as needed within the city limits of Jamestown. Note exception below for ambulance servICes. 12. Right of Entry Neighbor County is given right to enter the SCCC under reasonable conditions and subject to SCCC policy to inspect the SCCC and the inmate's condition. 13. Expenses of Diagnosis and Treatment Neighbor County is fully financially responsible for the costs and expenses stemming from or associated with diagnosis and/or treatment of medical, psychological, and/or addiction conditions of the Neighbor County's inmate. The Neighbor County is financially responsible for these services whether the inmate or detainee was malingering or suffering from an authenticated condition; whether the initial recognition of the condition was by the inmate or SCCC staff; and whether the costs or expenses were incurred at the SCCC, in transport, at a treatment facility, or when otherwise in the custody of the SCCC. Although SCCC may be required by law, policy, rules or regulation to provide these services for anyone in its facility, the Neighbor County agrees to pay the full cost and expenses billed by the service provider for services rendered to the Neighbor County's inmate or detainee. Neighbor County is responsible for costs of ambulance transport to treatment provider even if the transport is to a facility inside the city limits of 2