Board adopts package of ordinances, resolutions; continues Palo Alto tentative‑map appeal to May 3

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on April 26 adopted a slate of ordinances, resolutions and contract actions covering homelessness, public works, housing finance and public safety, and moved one land‑use appeal to a May 3 hearing.

The measures approved ranged from a new shelter grievance advisory committee (administrative code amendment) to authorizations for Homekey and Moscone Center financing. Most items were adopted unanimously on consent or by “same house, same call.” One ordinance establishing a shelter grievance advisory committee passed 10‑1.

By a recorded roll call the board continued the public‑hearing items 21 through 24 — the appeal of the public works decision approving a tentative map for a two‑lot subdivision at 0 Palo Alto Avenue — to the May 3 meeting. The roll call on the continuance was recorded as 11 ayes.

Major outcomes and vote tallies taken on the floor included: - Ordinance amending the administrative code to establish a shelter grievance advisory committee and a shelter grievance policy (Item 1) — finally passed by a vote of 10 ayes, 1 no (Supervisor Mandelmann dissented). - Ordinance amending police and building codes to add labor standards compliance requirements…