SEC. 16.105. CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.

§ 16.105

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The City owns buildings and improvements at the California Academy of Sciences (including the Aquarium, Natural History Museum, and Planetarium), but the Academy manages and controls them and their operations, except that City employees there remain subject to City Charter personnel and compensation rules, and the Academy must submit annual financial statements to the Mayor and Board of Supervisors.

San Francisco owns the buildings where the California Academy of Sciences operates, including the Aquarium and Planetarium. However, the Academy runs these buildings day-to-day. City workers who work there still follow City rules about hiring, pay, and benefits. The Academy has to give the Mayor and Board of Supervisors a yearly report about how much money it spends and makes.

  • Complex:The section involves multiple overlapping ownership, management, and employment relationships that require careful parsing to understand the division of authority.

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