. >> motion b sion adams. seconded by commissioner dooley. >> may i just -- sorry, president adams.o we're making a motion to support the pet businesses in noe valley or pet businesses -- >> citywide? i would say citywide. listen, if they will not be in noe, theilcastro. if it's not the castro, they will good to the marina. and then not the marina, to richmond. i want to give a loud voice to this company that the san francisco small business commission supports its small businesses and our small pet food and grooming businesses in this town. >> i think we should specifically add something to the motion because the folks are going up in front of the planning commission that is saying that in particular -- >> in particular the 24th street. >> and using the criteria for -- >> citywide. >> and under the conditional use criteria that availability of other similar retailers close by, essentially the neighborhood. >> can you read that back? >> no. [laughter] >> can you read that back >> well, i didn't specifically write it down, but commissioner adams made the motn t -- >> to speak to the

adams, you are quite an emcee. thank you. >> okay. any members of the public like to make comment on sions' rts. seeing none, public comment is closed. new business, item 8. >> item 8, new business, allows commissioners to introduce new agenda items for future consideration by the commissi. discussion item. >> i would like to add a couple of things for future consideration. i know that the taxis have been in the board of supervisor chambers pretty frequently. so i would like to be part of any discussions or items that are going to be taking up regarding medallion negotiations and buybacks. and i would encourage the office to be at the table if the conversations will be had. i would also like an update of where that compostible or plastic band retail legislation is at. i know that they're trying to get rid of plastic straws, which is an inadvertent anti-retail policy again. so i would like to know where that is at. and supervisors justifiablized their cultural district legislation. i believe that, you know, they gave lip service in that declaration to small businesses, preserving them. and i woul