next up, we have ethan tucker. >> testifier: good evening commissioners. my name is ethan tucker. i'm with the save the bait. on behalf of save the day, i would like to thank supervisor breed as was connor johnson and her brothers and russell long of sustainable san francisco for there were putting this ordinance together and i like to urge the commission to support the ordinance. we think it's a really good idea. as you know save the bay has been working for many years to ban polystyrene products in food where around cities could cities all around the region. we worked on a hollow alkyl ordinance that connor mentioned and san francisco has been a leader in reducing the most commonly littered items like plastic shopping bags and styrofoam cups and takeout containers. we think this is an opportunity for san francisco to be a leader once again seen waste reduction and environmental production. i think a ban on all types of styrofoam packaging of the city reaches zero waste goals. it'll also go a long way to reducing trash that flows from our urban areas into the creeks and san franc

next up, we have ethan tucker. >> testifier: good evening commissioners. my name is ethan tucker. i'm with the save the bait. on behalf of save the day, i would like to thank supervisor breed as was connor johnson and her brothers and russell long of sustainable san francisco for there were putting this ordinance together and i like to urge the commission to support the ordinance. we think it's a really good idea. as you know save the bay has been working for many years to ban polystyrene products in food where around cities could cities all around the region. we worked on a hollow alkyl ordinance that connor mentioned and san francisco has been a leader in reducing the most commonly littered items like plastic shopping bags and styrofoam cups and takeout containers. we think this is an opportunity for san francisco to be a leader once again seen waste reduction and environmental production. i think a ban on all types of styrofoam packaging of the city reaches zero waste goals. it'll also go a long way to reducing trash that flows from our urban areas into the creeks and san franc