contracts director for h.s.a. we'll see this a lot more with the increases in rent. i'm sure the commission understand the non profits are struggling with the cost to rent. it drives a lot of the non profits out of the city. out of city government, there's a program to help support non profits to stay in the city. so having said that, when we review the contracts as they come in from the program and we present them to the commission, we look at line items and try to see if they're within a reasonable cost. and so, a lot of times with non profits they own the property so there's zero rent. in the old days, if you were to break it down per f.t.e. it might be 200 or 300 per person per month. on this i think it's 5.6 and it comes around 430 -- it us didmendoesn'ttake into account . nowadays square foot for office is $76 per square foot. this is actually -- where we're seeing the increase is. some of the stuff for some of the programs we're seeing $900 per person per month and this false in the $430. it's a big jump but i think it's a reflection of cost to rent, office re

or an h.s.a. these really have been more prominent in the health care market over the last few years with rising costs across the board and -- so these types of plans and compatible plans have been really helpful in balancing out the economic needs for both employers and employees in a variety of ways. so i'll jump right into the standards themselves, and i'd like to share with you the work group's recommendations for the standards. there are 16 standards currently, and one of them -- so this isn't a standard, per se. currently, the a.c.l. allows for any type of plan, whether it's an h.m.o., p.p.o., any metal tier level, as long as the plans meet all the standards as they're described by the minimum standards. this year, the work group would like to recommend that all gold and platinum plans for the cost sharing would be deemed automatically compliant. and we looked at this, you know, also because these are designed to provide the most generous benefits. they would really give, really, the stronge