a number of problems with goboc's report before you today. page two, programs indicates laguna honda's $183 million were mostly due to change overs. referring to a footnote on page seven, that footnote is a place holder indicating it would include a summary of information from goboc march 2, 2010 minutes. but there is no. if you look at those minutes, they're a joke. my testimony was reduced to a single sentence that provided no data whatsoever. that $183 million cost over represent a 76.7% increase over the initial $401 million budget. and those change orders should have been reviewed closely by both this subcommittee and goboc. in fact, chair simmons had agreed with my testimony in 2010 that goboc should be charged with reviewing both the financial data of bonds, and change orders that could easily be sent from d.p.w. over to goboc so that they could keep a close eye on those change orders as they're occurring. that is not mentioned in this report and i believe this subcommittee needs to take a more -- a closer look at change orders on ever

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