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The committee took action on five items: it urged state support for SB 436 (the “Keeping Californians Housed Act”), approved amendments for the Balboa Reservoir Special Use District, accepted public infrastructure and established sidewalk widths on Geneva Avenue tied to an affordable housing project, amended and continued a Transportation Code ordinance on temporary street uses, and approved interim zoning controls for new convenience stores in the Tenderloin and South of Market Public Safety Zone.
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The committee voted to ask state leaders to back a bill that would give renters 14 days instead of three to pay or move before eviction notices take effect. It approved local planning changes for the Balboa Reservoir and accepted public street and sidewalk work connected to an affordable housing project on Geneva Avenue. The committee reorganized rules about temporary street uses and postponed final action to a later meeting. It also imposed an 18‑month temporary rule requiring extra City review before new convenience stores can open in parts of the Tenderloin and South of Market.
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