. >> yes, as mr. penning said this approves amendments to three existing contracts in the computer store, central computers and intervision and xtech and we have the increase in each of the contracts on page 19 of our report in table 1. and the total contracts would increase to $136 million to $155 million, an increase of $19 million, through the end of the year. page 20 of our report summarizes actual expenditures as of february on these contracts and projected expenditures through the end of december 2018. and as you can see here in table 2 the projected expenditures are $152.6 million or less the not to exceed amount of $155 million. and the difference has to do with the expected expenditures for airport technology projects. we did talk to the airport and determined that this is probably a reasonable request and recommend approval. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much, thank you for that. we will go ahead and have public comment. any member of the public to comment on item 6 in seeing none, comment is

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as the 49th state. this pen is sent to you and recognition of the important part you played in this historic achievement. issue statehood was an that helped define his career. he began -- became known as mraska for his advocacy for alaska statehood. during that time, he gleaned -- he gained a diverse group in order to effectuate a change that they wanted to make. in this case, it was trying to convince members of congress, states that were part of the union, that alaska statehood was beneficial to the united states. in doing so, he brought together journalists and people from outside the normal realm to help sell that message to the american people into congress. serving in the alaska state legislature as a representative, governor wally hickle appointed senator stevens to the u.s. senate seat upon the death of senator bob bartlett. at the time, he was appointed, was pressing in congress was soderling the aboriginal land claims of alaskan natives in the state. prior to that, oil had been discovered on the north slope. the question established under statehood of owned land in alaska had never been settled. the discovery of the oil was threatened because we could not access it. timeenator

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