mr. liddy's position so this is a surprise to me. >> you can do that 25 years later. >> as shown in table 3 on page 71 of our report if the city decides to terminate the agreement prior to the city's acquisition to the site, the city could be liable to pay the developer up to $8,322,000 in damages. on page 73 of our report we note that in addition to the $326.7 million project costs, the office of public finance notes there will be additional if furniture fixture and equipment moving and department of technology costs to complete and occupy a city-owned building that would result in total project cost of $338 million. the sources of funding would be the 1,250,000 which was previously appropriated by the board of supervisors and authorized an 83,100,000. on page 77 of our report we state that because the future commitment of significant city funds, because of that significant expenditure the budget and legislative analyst considers approval of the proposed ordinance authorizing the conditional land acquisition to be a policy matte for the board of supervisors. according to mr. updike if th