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i am paul wimmer. i am happy to see these recommended planning department amendment has been adopted. the san francisco climate emergency coalition is pleased to see this legislation move forward. i would note that we did also suggest that some legislation should be needed to address the use of the current river oil field land which is up in the air and may be sold. we have the keep it in the ground resolution. if we sell the stuff so it is taken out the of ground by somebody else it doesn't meet the intent. i would encourage future legislation to address that matter. thank you very much. >> thank you. that is the last caller in the queue. >> thank you, madam clerk. public comment is closed. now can we take roll call on the motion for the amendment. >> the motion as stated by supervisor chan. supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> supervisor chan do you want to make a motion to send it to the board? >> i think because it is substa

with teenagers, guiding them to colleges and i am disturbed that colleges have given in without a wimmerause what is going on is basically an biologically unsound. people are not learning about their immune system. to defend against any kind of virus. dr. david martin should be googled and listened to. also, globalresource.ca is a website that will help people understand what is going on. host: regarding businesses and how they are impacted, what would you like to talk to our guest about? caller: what he is doing on a legal standpoint, what he is doing to bring this lawsuit, support the lawsuits against the people that are behind this pandemic. is he doing anything ago host: that is eric in massachusetts. guest: thank you. let me go back to last year when many states implemented lockdown orders or limitation orders. we did put up state level because nfib does advocate at the state and federal levels to limit the emergency powers which were being expanded. we advocated to limit those at the state level because it was just kind of an arbitrary designation. you have a small retailer that is

i am paul wimmer. i am happy to see these recommended planning department amendment has been adopted. the san francisco climate emergency coalition is pleased to see this legislation move forward. i would note that we did also suggest that some legislation should be needed to address the use of the current river oil field land which is up in the air and may be sold. we have the keep it in the ground resolution. if we sell the stuff so it is taken out the of ground by somebody else it doesn't meet the intent. i would encourage future legislation to address that matter. thank you very much. >> thank you. that is the last caller in the queue. >> thank you, madam clerk. public comment is closed. now can we take roll call on the motion for the amendment. >> the motion as stated by supervisor chan. supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> supervisor chan do you want to make a motion to send it to the board? >> i think because it is substa