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Earlier editions: 2026-09

Title 3 — REVENUE AND FINANCE

Sacramento Municipal Code Ch. 3.52 E.b. Crocker Art Gallery and William Land Park Fund

Sacramento Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Sacramento

Cite as: Sacramento Municipal Code Chapter 3.52 · Text as of 2026-10-04

3.52.010 E.B. Crocker Art Gallery.

The art gallery presented to the city by Margaret E. Crocker shall always be known as the "E.B. Crocker Art Gallery," and shall be held, maintained and conducted by the city, according to the provisions of the deed presenting said art gallery to the city, executed by Margaret E. Crocker, dated May 2, 1885, and recorded in book 115, page 298, of deeds in the recorder's office of the county of Sacramento, state of California, and the mayor is declared to be the chief executive officer of the city in the sense and for the purpose of the trust created by the above deed; provided, that should the terms and conditions of such tenure ever be altered, the city council should provide means, financial and administrative, to conduct and maintain the same in accord with such altered tenure. (Prior code § 60.07.040)

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3.52.020 William Land park fund.

The money bequeathed to the city by the late William Land, former mayor of Sacramento, "to purchase a public park within suitable distance of said city" to be known as the "William Land Park," shall, with the interest thereon, constitute a fund to be known as the "William Land park fund." This fund shall be administered by the mayor and the city council of the city under the terms and conditions of the last will and testament of William Land as successors to the mayor and board of trustees named therein. (Ord. 2010-021 § 3; prior code § 60.07.041)

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