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Board amends and backs Rec & Park's flexible pricing for specialty gardens, adds sunset and MOU review
Summary
The board accepted mayor's office changes to a Rec and Park ordinance that allows flexible pricing for nonresident admission at select attractions, adding a sunset date and directing the department to return with updated memoranda of understanding.
The Board of Supervisors on July 20 approved an ordinance enabling ongoing flexible pricing for nonresident adult admission at select Recreation and Park Department attractions (Japanese Tea Garden, Conservatory of Flowers, Coit Tower elevator and the San Francisco Botanical Garden) after the mayor's office and supervisors agreed to amendments requiring updated memoranda of understanding and a sunset-review timeline.
Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer's earlier version had included temporary flex pricing; at the July 20 meeting Supervisor Sandra…
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