kopel. mrpe i support laws to remove firearms from people who propose an extreme risk, not based on some lesser standard as those bills with an extreme risk title propose to do. in 2018, i served on the uniform study committee on the topic. while study members had very diverse expertise and viewpoints, we were nearly unanimous that the uniform law commission should move forward to draft a fair and thoughtful national model. unfortunately, that uniform law commission's efforts were shut down by lobbying from gun control organizations. as they frankly stated, they did not want any competitor to their own model, which, in my view, is dangerous and unbalanced. federal funding should reward states only for best practices which protect civil rights and public safety. the first problem to address is the frequent misuse of confiscation orders. any procedure that allows a judge to hear only one side of a case necessarily will produce a very high error rate. data from the two states with the oldest co

commissioner kopel. >> i make the motion to adopt with the staff recommendations and a direction to staff to analyze how similar controls could be employed in rm districts. >> second. >> i'm sorry, who was the seconder? >> it was two seconds. >> commissioner johnson, very good. on that motion, then, to approve this code amendment with staff mosques amodifications to consid review controls. pair operato(roll call). >> so moved commissioners and that motion passes 4-1 with commission moore voting against. item 11 for 24.1477, san francisco bio diversity resolution. >> we're thrilled to present a biodiversity resolution building on collective efforts the past three and a half years through joint biodiversity work order with ins from the working group and this meets the request to our department from the board of supervisors biodiversity resolution. i would like to thank adam varret, jeff rosalind, director ram, our new intra--agency biodiversity team and partner agencies and especially the director of sf environment for her leadership. peter and i have become quite the biodiversity duo, so w

. >> commissioner kopel. >> great job and glad to see everybody is on board. living near golden gate park on 34th avenue and litterly, i've never had it quantified but definitely feel it everyday i get to walk outside and look at that park as opposed to concrete and more houses. so definitely supportive today. >> commissioner richards. >> it's amazing. i learned a lot, especially with the number of different types of plants and mammals. when i moved to sanfrancisco, i didn't see mammals and now we have a raccoon problem and we have coyotes and i don't know what's going on, we're building things out and still the animals are coming in. interestingly enough, i think -- and the idea of an outdoor livingroom, i'm guilty of that, miss shudish, but i don't astroturf down. we our gravel down in the backyard because we don't want to have a lawn to water. but all of the planters boxes on the side, i should check your plant finder whether we got the better ones or not. my next door neighbor let's his yard grow completely grow over and it's pretty -- brambles and it's gr