>> commissioner o'brien? >> yeah, ways just wondering. if we wanted the experts here could tell me, if we were to close out the healthcare ordinance, would that leave a gaping hole of people not covered? >> i think that it came in and i think that the mayor newsom was involved in part of the process and i think that he was there to try to have san francisco as an shining example of providing healthcare for all of san franciscans and so, i get the feeling and like everybody else, i am very equipped to comment too much on it based on my level of understanding on the whole thing, because it is very confusing. and so i am just, just a curious spot and if there is a gap of the people that would end up being exposed if we were to ultimately phase out the healthcare ordinance. >> that is a good question. >> and so, without the healthcare security ordinance, the employers would be required or would be penalized if they didn't, to provide the health insurance, only the large employers and so the employers with 50 or mo

>> commissioner o'brien? >> i just wanted to make an announcement, my current tenure as commissioner is up. and i had discussions with my wife about seeking my appointment renewed with the mayor, and the commitment and we had a long chat about it. my children are older today, than they were when i first came on the commission, my daughter and my son, so i decided not to seek reappointment for the third term with the mayor. it is a heavy hearted decision but i just want to allocate the time that i spend on the commission, the subcommittee time, etc., for a while, i wanted to dedicate that time to my family. so, with that, most likely, this will probably be my last meeting. of course, i will be available if i am required to help fill in while they look and seek my replacement. but, they will be able to do that between now and the next meeting. given that that is likelihood of that, i would like to just make a comment of acknowledgments, one of them is to thank mayor lee, the current administration, for allowing

commissioner o'brien is not here so i want to defer item 4 until he arrives if everyone is okay with. item 5 discussion and possible action to make the recognize for the board of supervisors file 13192 police and the administrative codes for the housing code this is an ax item. >> welcome andrea. good afternoon and at the commissioners for hearing this today, i know that councilmember marcason gave a presentation so i'll try not to duplicate that. supervisor kim and supervisor cowen began working on this location a year ago today. and they approached it from the districts 6 and 10 actually of the highest portion of population in the city with people who have a conviction hearing. and both the rebefore a data tells the biggest carts of recidivism they saw this as a piece of legislation. we take a look at other models that have coward throughout the country where san francisco is not the first to look at criminal history and a employment positions. we take a look at the cities like seattle and beautifully and philadelphia and the state legislation that passed something for their hiring

to take the liberty, even though technically i am not allowed to bring up new business, to commissioner o'brien i really want to express my great appreciation for our time and your service on the commission it has been valuable for me to have you provide the insights that you have given around our permitting and our permitting committee and the structure. and i really appreciated that you gave very thoughtful, consideration to each piece of item and policy matter that we had to consider, and to witness your deliberation. and here on the dies and also in the committee meetings and so, i too am a little bit surprised. you know, i was not expecting this, at the meeting, but, i am going to miss you. and miss your contribution, and but i also know that i have somebody that i can also call and consult with from time-to-time >> just a phone call. thank you. >> any other new business? >> okay, next item? >> item number 1 5, adjournment, this is an action item. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> meeting adjourned. at 7:10 p.m. >>> good afternoon and thank you for coming. i'm deli

. >> morning commissioners, liking o'brien. i'm one the team that the previous speaker spoke about. the project sponsor apologizes again for what happened. for the trouble that it created and the stress it caused everybody. the reports i think you'll find will ultimately bear out what the previous speaker said it was an implementation problem not have codes or anything. the project sponsor buildings that and has been advised it would be a good course of action and respectfully asks the commission to reassumes when everybody is satisfied with the investigations they have to do and respectfully asked if we can get to that point for obvious reasons. he had the worth night of his life when he heard about it and my life. it would be annoys to let everyone know that the people who were involved have been in the construction industry for many, many, many years. the company involved with the showing plan has been in business for 75 years with an unblemished record. gentlemen that was a cat tropic accident but it was an accident. and they do happen that doesn't make it acceptable or okay. wh

o'brien. lastly i'm sure oh, and commissioner caps isn't here >> why don't we postpone that. >> i know she wanted to speak in particular so the last thing i would recommend we adjourn our meeting in the american of nelson mandela. i want to say a few worts words to whom mr. nelson mandela was although i think we know. he was born in july of 1918 and pass away december 25th at the age of '95 years old. he was a politician and philanthropist and most importantly president of south african that heer e he was south africa's first elected in democratic elections. he focused on dismanlz awe pardon and inkwaem e equality and participated in reconciliation not only in his own country but around the world. he had a role in the bombing trial and was a participant in the trial. nelson mandela received over one hundred and 50 peace prices. so he's an icon in his legacy has helped us including he at the ports waterfront i hope it's already to yearn in his memory >> any public comment on the executive directors report. >> i'd like to speak to nelson mandela. our union the international longshoreman union we're