that is not our plan from the jpa. the useful life is 10 years but the 800 mhz system has been going for a 13 or 14 years. simply because -- it is difficult to predict what we're going to do. >> the answer was sufficient. it sounds like there are no more presentations from the department? why don't we go to the budget analyst? there were some revisions. >> i will briefly summarize the additional information that we provided this week from last week. on page 8 of the report, we met the revised cost of this particular piece of legislation. just the least permit, utilities, and related costs. the total estimated cost to the city over the proposed 12-year site access and use agreement ranges from $3 million to $4 million. as you know last week, those costs were in the area of approximately $7 million. again, funding sources have not been specifically identified to pay for such costs. on page 9 of our report we point out that the inspector general of the united states department of commerce has raised various concerns regar

i and would anticipate that but it would be the jpa looking at that and san francisco will not commitany money without coming back to the board of supervisors for approval. san jose and santa clara have offered sites on the system. they are very much participating and they have made an offer of their sites. again, they have not opted out. going on with benefits, there are economic benefits. we feel that there will partly be picking hundred jobs created within the area. the chief spoke to a couple of tech companies a few weeks ago and explained what he needed. what do you need on the ground? we believe there will be many innovations. i have mentioned this already, reliability is an important issue, sales during disasters. we know this. we have seen this. this is what the chief was talking about last week. our voice operates well. if you are using this, you have your iphone or your blackberry. we saw this at the giants played in 2010 that we could not talk to each other. the cost issue, motta relic got to this grant and no other vendor cut the grant. we had the opportunity to bring this

unfortunate the timing of the original ict plan approved in april of last year, and as you have heard, the jpa agreement was not formed until the fall of last year. this project have not coalesced enough to be included in any level of detail of. we committed to updating the plan on an annual basis, and we are in the process right now. we will do our annual updates. it is an unfunded need, but we are well aware that the replacement of radios and improvement of radios is it a priority for the city, so we are hoping with your approval and the approval of the board but we can include this project with the updated version you will be approving this year. >> thank you. i do not think there are any questions at this moment you're a good -- at this moment. i am happy to speak in support of the bay web system. is a regional system, and every day we deal wesith interoperable latina. -- inoperability. the prospect of having a system that is regional will help us in the long run.

cannot say exactly what they did not vote for it at this time, but there are very involved with the jpa. i know that there sites will be a part of the entire network in the have the option at any time in the future to opt in to the system. supervisor avalos: thank you. one of my remaining questions is -- do we have this act -- 700 mhz system that these antennas would provide? the use for the next several years would be for data. images, video. but not for voice. we will not expected to have the use of a voice for five years. >> non-critical voice, correct. supervisor chiu: -- supervisor avalos: we are going to see some redundancy in the system. >> we do have an 800 mhz system right now. that is what the first responders use on the scene of an incident to talk to each other. they also use that to communicate with 911. this new system is digital. you are correct, supervisor, in the future we anticipate it becoming a voice system as well. supervisor chiu: -- supervisor avalos: so, be will have some redundancy where we are paying for a voice system that is pushed to talk, as well as a -- as

comforted by is the fact that after a tenure -- 10- year period, the assets convert to the assets of the jpa. the long-term asset would become hours and i am comforted by the fact that the design of it does not make it such we have to purchase motorola equipment in order to use it and that is very important. we can go to any vendor we choose in the purchase of our radios going forward. though it is motorola that was chosen because of that federal process, i am comforted by those facts. we have a motion to send the item forward without recommendation. do we need a roll call? we will do that without objection. thank you. would you call item 5 and 6? >> item 5. resolution establishing the monthly contribution amount to the health service trust fund. item six. ordinance amending the san francisco administrative code regarding board approval of health service system plan and contribution rates. supervisor kim: thank you for calling these items. these are items i sponsored as a member of the board of supervisors and the appointee to the health service board. i wanted to bring these items forward.