we can certainly ask. >> president stansbury: if not, can we just get a stamp? >> cross referenced. >> president stansbury: ce just get a rubber stamp and stamp it copy for the board, industrial, something like that? >> commissioner paskin-jordan: sure. thank you. >> president stansbury: any other comments? discussion on the consent calendar? great. i lost track. public comment. any members of the public that would like to address the commission on the consent calendar? seeing none, we'll close public comment. is there a motion? what is that? there is a motion, a second. y discussion on the item? can we take this item without objection? great, item passes, next item. >> item 8, discussion item, the investment committee report, commissioner driscoll? >> commissioner driscoll: five items that were related t planning. strategic plans for executing the asset allocation decision that we made late last year. this was only part one, so if you missed the meeting you're going to get part two possibly on june 20th. we may have to reschedule that meeting because there has

[roll call] motion passes. >> president stansbury: thank you very much. thank you for the discussion. where are we? what's next? we still have 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, i will continue to next month, we still have 21, 22, 23. we are pushing up on 6:00 here. i know we will be losing some board members. we have an issue with quorum. where would you like to go if we wrap this up in the next 20 minutes? is that okay for the board and staff. we may not able to get to every single item today. we have hit all the action i tems. i know pushes things to next month. which i hate to do. where would you like to go? what do you want to get done today? >> we could do -- i think we would need more time to do 12, 13 and 14. >> president stansbury: how long would it take to do 12, 13 and 14 an hour. >> probably at least 45 minutes. >> president stansbury: that will be item number 12 and 13. >> right. >> president stansbury: okay. some of the others don't to be long. we call items 12 and 13 together since it's the same person. we can flow from one item to the next. great. le

. >> president stansbury: any questions from the board? commissioner driscoll. >> commissioner driscoll: all three your reports here, the page has index begins. you use the phrase gains. that's a phrase that can be confusing to people that mixed up with rates of return and numbers are not quite the same. the thing this footnote number three the way it's written. let's say don't agree -- i appreciate what you trying to d o. it's wonderful. maybe we should try to fix that. my suggestion is, i can talk with you and one -- -- to clear that piece of paper up. >> absolutely. >> commissioner driscoll: thank you. >> president stansbury: open up for -- we'll hold public c omment. any more questions about the private equity side? my apologies i do wish that we were able to spend more time on these things. i do enjoy some of these deep dives. agenda sometimes run long. can we call both 12 and 13 together? >> performance has been good. relative to your benchmarks. i'm not going to repeat what's been said about real assets. cambridge did good job cover

. >> president stansbury: we'll take it up in committee. why don't we open for general public comment. is there anybody in the public that would like to address the committee? seeing none, we close public comment. >> item 11, travel expense report for the quarter ended march 31, 2018. >> we're at three quarters of the way through the year. the report indicates that so far, we've spent $278,000 in both staff and board travel. out of $700,000 budget. so we have money sufficient to make sure that the board is able to travel for educational and informational conferences they would like. if there are questions, i would be happy to answer them. we have detailed that expenditures for that quarter. >> president stansbury: why don't we open it up for public comment? seeing none, we close public comment. next item. >> item 12, review and approval of staff's recommendation to engage. >> the rfp was approved at the march board meeting. we received three responses from three qualified firms after reviewing the proposal. i am very pleased to ask the boar

. >> president stansbury: thank you for that report. i will open up for public comment. any members of the public like to address the commission on this item? seeing none. close public comment. any questions from the board? >> i read the pages statistics versus universe with interest. i had a quick question about one year performance. just taking a look at the sharp ratio comparatively. do you have concerns where they are. we've been looking pretty good over the last three, five, ten plus years. this one is little bit different in terms of relationship between the two. >> again, your portfolio more recently is shifting to more diversification. as you do that you're lowering the volatility in portfolio. thattives you a high -- that gives how higher sharp ratio. you had higher ring than your peers you've been awarded for i t. as markets get more threatening, you have moved to a more diversified -- your targeted to move to more diversified portfolio. it takes time to do that. but in the meantime, i think you certainly have -- you should have concerns about the amount of mon

. >> president stansbury: mr. secretary, roll call. bridges present. casciato present. cohen is expected. driscoll present. quorum is present. >> president stansbury: great, we're going to be going into closed session, but before that, why don't we call for public comment. is there any members of the public that would like this address the commission? seeing none, we will go into closed session. anyone who doesn't need to be here, would you please leave the room. >> ok, we're coming back into open session. is there a motion not to disclose? there is a motion. there is a second. can we -- discussion? can we take it without objection? great, item passes. mr. se

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