>> on the cofam side? no it is not. >> it's ultimately because of the public filing of nine nineties. although that's usually in arrears. >> so you're nine nineties which is basically a non-profit tax return only has to show -- yeah, the three highest paid employee , right. >> we actually show more than three. >> so that is publicly available information? >> yes. >> and to get the total salary you added cofam salary on the 990 to the public salary. >> and mr. castillo how long have you been with the institution? >> nine years and proud to say i have been with the city for 18. >> okay. this is a very unique dynamic. i mean generally in virtually all cases the public can see 100% if they are so desirous of what goes on within a brown act body, and this is a weird one because while 27% of the annual operating budget comes from the public while there is a department head who is a city employee 75% is opaque, and has there been any historic discussion do you know under some kind of a theory if you receive close

>> on the cofam side? no it is not. >> it's ultimately because of the public filing of nine nineties. although that's usually in arrears. >> so you're nine nineties which is basically a non-profit tax return only has to show -- yeah, the three highest paid employee , right. >> we actually show more than three. >> so that is publicly available information? >> yes. >> and to get the total salary you added cofam salary on the 990 to the public salary. >> and mr. castillo how long have you been with the institution? >> nine years and proud to say i have been with the city for 18. >> okay. this is a very unique dynamic. i mean generally in virtually all cases the public can see 100% if they are so desirous of what goes on within a brown act body, and this is a weird one because while 27% of the annual operating budget comes from the public while there is a department head who is a city employee 75% is opaque, and has there been any historic discussion do you know under some kind of a theory if you receive close

>> on the cofam side? no it is not. >> it's ultimately because of the public filing of nine nineties. although that's usually in arrears. >> so you're nine nineties which is basically a non-profit tax return only has to show -- yeah, the three highest paid employee , right. >> we actually show more than three. >> so that is publicly available information? >> yes. >> and to get the total salary you added cofam salary on the 990 to the public salary. >> and mr. castillo how long have you been with the institution? >> nine years and proud to say i have been with the city for 18. >> okay. this is a very unique dynamic. i mean generally in virtually all cases the public can see 100% if they are so desirous of what goes on within a brown act body, and this is a weird one because while 27% of the annual operating budget comes from the public while there is a department head who is a city employee 75% is opaque, and has there been any historic discussion do you know under some kind of a theory if you receive close

>> on the cofam side? no it is not. >> it's ultimately because of the public filing of nine nineties. although that's usually in arrears. >> so you're nine nineties which is basically a non-profit tax return only has to show -- yeah, the three highest paid employee , right. >> we actually show more than three. >> so that is publicly available information? >> yes. >> and to get the total salary you added cofam salary on the 990 to the public salary. >> and mr. castillo how long have you been with the institution? >> nine years and proud to say i have been with the city for 18. >> okay. this is a very unique dynamic. i mean generally in virtually all cases the public can see 100% if they are so desirous of what goes on within a brown act body, and this is a weird one because while 27% of the annual operating budget comes from the public while there is a department head who is a city employee 75% is opaque, and has there been any historic discussion do you know under some kind of a theory if you receive close

>> on the cofam side? no it is not. >> it's ultimately because of the public filing of nine nineties. although that's usually in arrears. >> so you're nine nineties which is basically a non-profit tax return only has to show -- yeah, the three highest paid employee , right. >> we actually show more than three. >> so that is publicly available information? >> yes. >> and to get the total salary you added cofam salary on the 990 to the public salary. >> and mr. castillo how long have you been with the institution? >> nine years and proud to say i have been with the city for 18. >> okay. this is a very unique dynamic. i mean generally in virtually all cases the public can see 100% if they are so desirous of what goes on within a brown act body, and this is a weird one because while 27% of the annual operating budget comes from the public while there is a department head who is a city employee 75% is opaque, and has there been any historic discussion do you know under some kind of a theory if you receive close

>> on the cofam side? no it is not. >> it's ultimately because of the public filing of nine nineties. although that's usually in arrears. >> so you're nine nineties which is basically a non-profit tax return only has to show -- yeah, the three highest paid employee , right. >> we actually show more than three. >> so that is publicly available information? >> yes. >> and to get the total salary you added cofam salary on the 990 to the public salary. >> and mr. castillo how long have you been with the institution? >> nine years and proud to say i have been with the city for 18. >> okay. this is a very unique dynamic. i mean generally in virtually all cases the public can see 100% if they are so desirous of what goes on within a brown act body, and this is a weird one because while 27% of the annual operating budget comes from the public while there is a department head who is a city employee 75% is opaque, and has there been any historic discussion do you know under some kind of a theory if you receive close

>> on the cofam side? no it is not. >> it's ultimately because of the public filing of nine nineties. although that's usually in arrears. >> so you're nine nineties which is basically a non-profit tax return only has to show -- yeah, the three highest paid employee , right. >> we actually show more than three. >> so that is publicly available information? >> yes. >> and to get the total salary you added cofam salary on the 990 to the public salary. >> and mr. castillo how long have you been with the institution? >> nine years and proud to say i have been with the city for 18. >> okay. this is a very unique dynamic. i mean generally in virtually all cases the public can see 100% if they are so desirous of what goes on within a brown act body, and this is a weird one because while 27% of the annual operating budget comes from the public while there is a department head who is a city employee 75% is opaque, and has there been any historic discussion do you know under some kind of a theory if you receive close