SFGTV May 22, 2012
contemplated the contingency -- we talked about an original contract and a contingency on an original contract. not in that policy was a first amendment or a second amendment or a third amendment. so now when we have amendments, it is absolutely ridiculous to have a contingency amount that would be based on prior expenditures already incurred. it is also true that the department, as the the promise did it, that all funds are subject to appropriation approval by the board of supervisors. but if you inflate a contingency amount to an amount that is miscalculated, that is an invitation ...