The City Council on Thursday overrode a bevy of mayoral vetoes, including measures that set new restrictions on what types of housing the city finances. The Council reversed 17 of former Mayor Eric Adams’ vetoes, most of which he made on his last day in office. The Council, however, didn’t override Adams’ veto of the industry-derided Community Opportunity to Purchase Act, or COPA. A representative for the mayor didn’t immediately comment on the two measures being revived by the City Council on Thursday. The Council didn’t override the mayor’s veto of another housing regulation bill that would set a minimum percentage of city-financed units with two- and three-bedrooms.