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Consultation has concluded

Background

In March 2022, the City Council of the City of Fremont adopted a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan (PRMP). A high priority identified in the plan, based on extensive public outreach, was a need to build a multi-use community center to replace outdated and failing buildings in Central Park. Development of a new Central Park community center is now underway. The community center will be a signature building in the 433-acre Central Park, prominently located adjacent to Lake Elizabeth, with expansive views of Mission Peak and the surrounding hills. The building will be centrally located adjacent to the current Fremont Main Library, near the corner of Stevenson Boulevard and Paseo Padre Parkway, and it will replace the existing Fremont Community Center and Teen Center located at Central Park.

Community Engagement

During the time-period from late February through April 2024, an extensive level of outreach with the community was conducted to help refine the preferred design features of the building and surrounding site. The City received input from 2,600 participants through MyFremont and at in-person meetings, events, and Recreation Commissions.

Proposed Phase 1 Project, Funding Sources, and Schedule

A total of $35.5 million in funding has been secured for the project from City of Fremont ($26 million), State of California ($9 million) and Federal ($0.5 million) sources. Using these funds, a “Phase 1” project is proposed that consists of the following features:

  • New 11,800 square foot Community Center building with a flexible fitness and dance room; flexible program rooms for arts, crafts, enrichment and STEM learning; exterior patios for expanding programs to outdoors; and a community meeting room.
  • Expands the existing Teen Center parking lot from 125 to 225 spaces, provides a landscaped circular entryway, and creates new access to Paseo Padre Parkway.
  • Installs patios, furnishings, and shade features to create an Outdoor Living Room supporting outside social and relaxation spaces in the area between the Community Center and the future Gymnasium.

Construction of the Phase 1 Community Center project is proposed to start in early 2026 and be complete in 2027.

Future Phases

If additional funding can be secured, expansion of the Community Center complex is proposed to include two additional phases:

  • Phase 2 - Event Hall and Event Terrace/Lawn (includes expanding the Community Center building by 9,400 square feet providing a large event space supporting an indoor seated table capacity for 400 people. Constructs an outdoor terrace and canopy for an added table-seating capacity of 200 persons; and includes an adjoining ceremonial lawn area. The Event Hall can be flexibly partitioned into three spaces to accommodate multiple smaller events or recreation activities. Installs a commercial kitchen to support events up to 600 people and can be used for cooking classes).
  • Phase 3 – Gymnasium and Outdoor Amphitheatre (provides a 13,500 square foot gym building with flexible use for basketball, volleyball, badminton and pickle ball. Constructs a new outdoor amphitheater in the area between the Main Library and the new Community Center. Includes expansion of the parking lot from 225 to 295 spaces to accommodate increased use of the community center area).

To keep posted on the progress of the project, sign up to get email notifications and check for updates on this MyFremont webpage.

Conceptual Site Plan and Conceptual Building Plan


Background

In March 2022, the City Council of the City of Fremont adopted a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan (PRMP). A high priority identified in the plan, based on extensive public outreach, was a need to build a multi-use community center to replace outdated and failing buildings in Central Park. Development of a new Central Park community center is now underway. The community center will be a signature building in the 433-acre Central Park, prominently located adjacent to Lake Elizabeth, with expansive views of Mission Peak and the surrounding hills. The building will be centrally located adjacent to the current Fremont Main Library, near the corner of Stevenson Boulevard and Paseo Padre Parkway, and it will replace the existing Fremont Community Center and Teen Center located at Central Park.

Community Engagement

During the time-period from late February through April 2024, an extensive level of outreach with the community was conducted to help refine the preferred design features of the building and surrounding site. The City received input from 2,600 participants through MyFremont and at in-person meetings, events, and Recreation Commissions.

Proposed Phase 1 Project, Funding Sources, and Schedule

A total of $35.5 million in funding has been secured for the project from City of Fremont ($26 million), State of California ($9 million) and Federal ($0.5 million) sources. Using these funds, a “Phase 1” project is proposed that consists of the following features:

  • New 11,800 square foot Community Center building with a flexible fitness and dance room; flexible program rooms for arts, crafts, enrichment and STEM learning; exterior patios for expanding programs to outdoors; and a community meeting room.
  • Expands the existing Teen Center parking lot from 125 to 225 spaces, provides a landscaped circular entryway, and creates new access to Paseo Padre Parkway.
  • Installs patios, furnishings, and shade features to create an Outdoor Living Room supporting outside social and relaxation spaces in the area between the Community Center and the future Gymnasium.

Construction of the Phase 1 Community Center project is proposed to start in early 2026 and be complete in 2027.

Future Phases

If additional funding can be secured, expansion of the Community Center complex is proposed to include two additional phases:

  • Phase 2 - Event Hall and Event Terrace/Lawn (includes expanding the Community Center building by 9,400 square feet providing a large event space supporting an indoor seated table capacity for 400 people. Constructs an outdoor terrace and canopy for an added table-seating capacity of 200 persons; and includes an adjoining ceremonial lawn area. The Event Hall can be flexibly partitioned into three spaces to accommodate multiple smaller events or recreation activities. Installs a commercial kitchen to support events up to 600 people and can be used for cooking classes).
  • Phase 3 – Gymnasium and Outdoor Amphitheatre (provides a 13,500 square foot gym building with flexible use for basketball, volleyball, badminton and pickle ball. Constructs a new outdoor amphitheater in the area between the Main Library and the new Community Center. Includes expansion of the parking lot from 225 to 295 spaces to accommodate increased use of the community center area).

To keep posted on the progress of the project, sign up to get email notifications and check for updates on this MyFremont webpage.

Conceptual Site Plan and Conceptual Building Plan


Consultation has concluded

Please submit your questions to the City of Fremont. You can use the search bar below to search for a similar question using key phrases or terms.

  • Share Hi, In the Fremont central park there are courts for various sports like Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Cricket, Golf, Pickleball & also a dog park. But there is no good rubber track for aspiring athletes like me, it would be great, if a rubber track (400m) is installed in the soccer field with restricted access so athletes can train in professional tracks rather sand track in school which is difficult. Please consider adding professional rubber track which will be of great help for young athletes. on Facebook Share Hi, In the Fremont central park there are courts for various sports like Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Cricket, Golf, Pickleball & also a dog park. But there is no good rubber track for aspiring athletes like me, it would be great, if a rubber track (400m) is installed in the soccer field with restricted access so athletes can train in professional tracks rather sand track in school which is difficult. Please consider adding professional rubber track which will be of great help for young athletes. on Twitter Share Hi, In the Fremont central park there are courts for various sports like Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Cricket, Golf, Pickleball & also a dog park. But there is no good rubber track for aspiring athletes like me, it would be great, if a rubber track (400m) is installed in the soccer field with restricted access so athletes can train in professional tracks rather sand track in school which is difficult. Please consider adding professional rubber track which will be of great help for young athletes. on Linkedin Email Hi, In the Fremont central park there are courts for various sports like Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Cricket, Golf, Pickleball & also a dog park. But there is no good rubber track for aspiring athletes like me, it would be great, if a rubber track (400m) is installed in the soccer field with restricted access so athletes can train in professional tracks rather sand track in school which is difficult. Please consider adding professional rubber track which will be of great help for young athletes. link

    Hi, In the Fremont central park there are courts for various sports like Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Cricket, Golf, Pickleball & also a dog park. But there is no good rubber track for aspiring athletes like me, it would be great, if a rubber track (400m) is installed in the soccer field with restricted access so athletes can train in professional tracks rather sand track in school which is difficult. Please consider adding professional rubber track which will be of great help for young athletes.

    geneliaw asked 3 months ago

    Thank you for your input. These suggestions have been captured and will be included as a community suggestion for the project, although this request is not really related to the Community Center Project. Suggestions for new park amenities (like a professional rubber track) may be requested at any time, with consideration for funding occurring during the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) process. The Recreation Commission considers new CIP projects in two-year cycles, with the next cycle starting in fall of this year. Recreation Commission meetings are typically held at 7pm on the first Wednesday of the month at City Council Chambers. Please check the Agenda Center for more information on when the CIP items will be on the agenda for the Recreation Commission. https://www.fremont.gov/government/agenda-center/recreation-commission/-FlexSetting_Category-14

  • Share Hi, I shared an idea to Fremont urban forestry department but i did not get any response. Being born and raised in Fremont, Central park and lake elizabeth is an iconic landmark. I had shared this proposal. 1. Create below fenced gardens in the vacant land behind the police station : a. Fruit Garden - Native Fremont growing fruit trees b. Vegetable garden - with green house c. Flower garden 2. Fruits and Vegetables can be given to the Food Kitchen to provide food to the needy 3. Flowers can be given to kids fighting cancer in hospitals Who will manage this garden?: My approach is that there 43 schools in Fremont, if every school maintains the garden each week as a field trip or community service based on season for planting, caring, harvesting and delivering to food banks then we will be able to maintain these gardens year around which helps kids to understand the value of how food is grown. Please let me know your thoughts. on Facebook Share Hi, I shared an idea to Fremont urban forestry department but i did not get any response. Being born and raised in Fremont, Central park and lake elizabeth is an iconic landmark. I had shared this proposal. 1. Create below fenced gardens in the vacant land behind the police station : a. Fruit Garden - Native Fremont growing fruit trees b. Vegetable garden - with green house c. Flower garden 2. Fruits and Vegetables can be given to the Food Kitchen to provide food to the needy 3. Flowers can be given to kids fighting cancer in hospitals Who will manage this garden?: My approach is that there 43 schools in Fremont, if every school maintains the garden each week as a field trip or community service based on season for planting, caring, harvesting and delivering to food banks then we will be able to maintain these gardens year around which helps kids to understand the value of how food is grown. Please let me know your thoughts. on Twitter Share Hi, I shared an idea to Fremont urban forestry department but i did not get any response. Being born and raised in Fremont, Central park and lake elizabeth is an iconic landmark. I had shared this proposal. 1. Create below fenced gardens in the vacant land behind the police station : a. Fruit Garden - Native Fremont growing fruit trees b. Vegetable garden - with green house c. Flower garden 2. Fruits and Vegetables can be given to the Food Kitchen to provide food to the needy 3. Flowers can be given to kids fighting cancer in hospitals Who will manage this garden?: My approach is that there 43 schools in Fremont, if every school maintains the garden each week as a field trip or community service based on season for planting, caring, harvesting and delivering to food banks then we will be able to maintain these gardens year around which helps kids to understand the value of how food is grown. Please let me know your thoughts. on Linkedin Email Hi, I shared an idea to Fremont urban forestry department but i did not get any response. Being born and raised in Fremont, Central park and lake elizabeth is an iconic landmark. I had shared this proposal. 1. Create below fenced gardens in the vacant land behind the police station : a. Fruit Garden - Native Fremont growing fruit trees b. Vegetable garden - with green house c. Flower garden 2. Fruits and Vegetables can be given to the Food Kitchen to provide food to the needy 3. Flowers can be given to kids fighting cancer in hospitals Who will manage this garden?: My approach is that there 43 schools in Fremont, if every school maintains the garden each week as a field trip or community service based on season for planting, caring, harvesting and delivering to food banks then we will be able to maintain these gardens year around which helps kids to understand the value of how food is grown. Please let me know your thoughts. link

    Hi, I shared an idea to Fremont urban forestry department but i did not get any response. Being born and raised in Fremont, Central park and lake elizabeth is an iconic landmark. I had shared this proposal. 1. Create below fenced gardens in the vacant land behind the police station : a. Fruit Garden - Native Fremont growing fruit trees b. Vegetable garden - with green house c. Flower garden 2. Fruits and Vegetables can be given to the Food Kitchen to provide food to the needy 3. Flowers can be given to kids fighting cancer in hospitals Who will manage this garden?: My approach is that there 43 schools in Fremont, if every school maintains the garden each week as a field trip or community service based on season for planting, caring, harvesting and delivering to food banks then we will be able to maintain these gardens year around which helps kids to understand the value of how food is grown. Please let me know your thoughts.

    geneliaw asked 3 months ago

    Thank you for your input. These suggestions have been captured and will be included as a community suggestion for the project. Urban Forestry would not be responsible to design/implement projects at this particular site. This page is the correct location to submit those requests. 

    Also, please note that suggestions for new park amenities may be requested at any time, with consideration for funding occurring during the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) process. The Recreation Commission considers new CIP projects in two-year cycles, with the next cycle starting in fall of this year. Recreation Commission meetings are typically held at 7pm on the first Wednesday of the month at City Council Chambers. Please check the Agenda Center for more information when the CIP items will be on the agenda for the Recreation Commisison. https://www.fremont.gov/government/agenda-center/recreation-commission/-FlexSetting_Category-14

  • Share Can the outdoor living room please include a programmed space for children to play (like a splash pad - see City Center in San Ramon - https://paramounttile.com/project/bishop-ranch-splash-pad/) or climbing structure (see example in San Diego https://parksinsandiego.com/utc-playground-and-splash-pad/). It will be a missed opportunity to not include this feature for the many families who reside in Fremont. This will attract families to use and visit the new community center and cafe. Either place this here and/or at the new Fremont Downtown and City Center. on Facebook Share Can the outdoor living room please include a programmed space for children to play (like a splash pad - see City Center in San Ramon - https://paramounttile.com/project/bishop-ranch-splash-pad/) or climbing structure (see example in San Diego https://parksinsandiego.com/utc-playground-and-splash-pad/). It will be a missed opportunity to not include this feature for the many families who reside in Fremont. This will attract families to use and visit the new community center and cafe. Either place this here and/or at the new Fremont Downtown and City Center. on Twitter Share Can the outdoor living room please include a programmed space for children to play (like a splash pad - see City Center in San Ramon - https://paramounttile.com/project/bishop-ranch-splash-pad/) or climbing structure (see example in San Diego https://parksinsandiego.com/utc-playground-and-splash-pad/). It will be a missed opportunity to not include this feature for the many families who reside in Fremont. This will attract families to use and visit the new community center and cafe. Either place this here and/or at the new Fremont Downtown and City Center. on Linkedin Email Can the outdoor living room please include a programmed space for children to play (like a splash pad - see City Center in San Ramon - https://paramounttile.com/project/bishop-ranch-splash-pad/) or climbing structure (see example in San Diego https://parksinsandiego.com/utc-playground-and-splash-pad/). It will be a missed opportunity to not include this feature for the many families who reside in Fremont. This will attract families to use and visit the new community center and cafe. Either place this here and/or at the new Fremont Downtown and City Center. link

    Can the outdoor living room please include a programmed space for children to play (like a splash pad - see City Center in San Ramon - https://paramounttile.com/project/bishop-ranch-splash-pad/) or climbing structure (see example in San Diego https://parksinsandiego.com/utc-playground-and-splash-pad/). It will be a missed opportunity to not include this feature for the many families who reside in Fremont. This will attract families to use and visit the new community center and cafe. Either place this here and/or at the new Fremont Downtown and City Center.

    Janet asked 5 months ago

    Thank you for feedback; your request will be added to the public comments.  

  • Share Today when walking around Lake Elizabeth near the side where the Aqua park is, we saw that a lot of fish died and many fish looked like they struggling to breathe. There must be some issue there. Is the city doing something to address this? on Facebook Share Today when walking around Lake Elizabeth near the side where the Aqua park is, we saw that a lot of fish died and many fish looked like they struggling to breathe. There must be some issue there. Is the city doing something to address this? on Twitter Share Today when walking around Lake Elizabeth near the side where the Aqua park is, we saw that a lot of fish died and many fish looked like they struggling to breathe. There must be some issue there. Is the city doing something to address this? on Linkedin Email Today when walking around Lake Elizabeth near the side where the Aqua park is, we saw that a lot of fish died and many fish looked like they struggling to breathe. There must be some issue there. Is the city doing something to address this? link

    Today when walking around Lake Elizabeth near the side where the Aqua park is, we saw that a lot of fish died and many fish looked like they struggling to breathe. There must be some issue there. Is the city doing something to address this?

    brossardgal asked 5 months ago

    Thank you for your message. Here is a link to the information on the "Fish-Die Off at Lake Elizabeth": https://www.fremont.gov/Home/Components/News/News/1007/1067

  • Share Are there plans to provide additional community park facilities near the Warm Springs BART station to support the very large residential developments in this area? Thank you.? on Facebook Share Are there plans to provide additional community park facilities near the Warm Springs BART station to support the very large residential developments in this area? Thank you.? on Twitter Share Are there plans to provide additional community park facilities near the Warm Springs BART station to support the very large residential developments in this area? Thank you.? on Linkedin Email Are there plans to provide additional community park facilities near the Warm Springs BART station to support the very large residential developments in this area? Thank you.? link

    Are there plans to provide additional community park facilities near the Warm Springs BART station to support the very large residential developments in this area? Thank you.?

    FremontRes1973 asked 7 months ago

    The City built Lila Bringhurst Community Park (https://www.fremont.gov/government/departments/parks-planning-design/design-projects/lila-bringhurst) in that area along with the Innovation Plaza outside of BART. As the area continues to grow, there will be additional park space added. 

  • Share Can you include a plush pad in the plan? on Facebook Share Can you include a plush pad in the plan? on Twitter Share Can you include a plush pad in the plan? on Linkedin Email Can you include a plush pad in the plan? link

    Can you include a plush pad in the plan?

    Mrs.Foo asked 7 months ago

    Thank you for your question. I am not familiar with a plush pad. If this is a typo and you meant to ask about a splash pad, this project does not include a splash pad. 

  • Share Yes, an updated community pool would be nice. But I've been waiting 49 years for a community swimming pool! This is important to provide access to life- saving swimming skills for the children of Fremont. It's an equity issue: not every child has private or club pool access. Fremont can charge for swimming lessons and give scholarships to underserved citizens. It used to be a priority to give children swimming lessons and access to water play in the summer. As a kid. I swam at a YMCA near my grandmother's house in Salinas, as there was no public pool in Newark in 1960. Now there is a renewed public health effort to prevent childhood drownings, which are preventable. Drowning is the 3rd leading cause of unintentional injury death worldwide, accounting for 7 percent of all injury-related deaths. Sixty-four percent of African-American, 45 percent of Hispanic/Latino, and 40 percent of Caucasian children have few to no swimming skills. Seventy-nine percent of children in households with incomes less than $50,000 have few-to-no swimming skills. (Source: National Drowning Prevention Alliance). It is an equity issue: as a city, Fremont can participate in this important public health measure that would be available to all its citizens. Please add a community pool to Fremont's list of desired park improvements. Will Fremont finally do this? on Facebook Share Yes, an updated community pool would be nice. But I've been waiting 49 years for a community swimming pool! This is important to provide access to life- saving swimming skills for the children of Fremont. It's an equity issue: not every child has private or club pool access. Fremont can charge for swimming lessons and give scholarships to underserved citizens. It used to be a priority to give children swimming lessons and access to water play in the summer. As a kid. I swam at a YMCA near my grandmother's house in Salinas, as there was no public pool in Newark in 1960. Now there is a renewed public health effort to prevent childhood drownings, which are preventable. Drowning is the 3rd leading cause of unintentional injury death worldwide, accounting for 7 percent of all injury-related deaths. Sixty-four percent of African-American, 45 percent of Hispanic/Latino, and 40 percent of Caucasian children have few to no swimming skills. Seventy-nine percent of children in households with incomes less than $50,000 have few-to-no swimming skills. (Source: National Drowning Prevention Alliance). It is an equity issue: as a city, Fremont can participate in this important public health measure that would be available to all its citizens. Please add a community pool to Fremont's list of desired park improvements. Will Fremont finally do this? on Twitter Share Yes, an updated community pool would be nice. But I've been waiting 49 years for a community swimming pool! This is important to provide access to life- saving swimming skills for the children of Fremont. It's an equity issue: not every child has private or club pool access. Fremont can charge for swimming lessons and give scholarships to underserved citizens. It used to be a priority to give children swimming lessons and access to water play in the summer. As a kid. I swam at a YMCA near my grandmother's house in Salinas, as there was no public pool in Newark in 1960. Now there is a renewed public health effort to prevent childhood drownings, which are preventable. Drowning is the 3rd leading cause of unintentional injury death worldwide, accounting for 7 percent of all injury-related deaths. Sixty-four percent of African-American, 45 percent of Hispanic/Latino, and 40 percent of Caucasian children have few to no swimming skills. Seventy-nine percent of children in households with incomes less than $50,000 have few-to-no swimming skills. (Source: National Drowning Prevention Alliance). It is an equity issue: as a city, Fremont can participate in this important public health measure that would be available to all its citizens. Please add a community pool to Fremont's list of desired park improvements. Will Fremont finally do this? on Linkedin Email Yes, an updated community pool would be nice. But I've been waiting 49 years for a community swimming pool! This is important to provide access to life- saving swimming skills for the children of Fremont. It's an equity issue: not every child has private or club pool access. Fremont can charge for swimming lessons and give scholarships to underserved citizens. It used to be a priority to give children swimming lessons and access to water play in the summer. As a kid. I swam at a YMCA near my grandmother's house in Salinas, as there was no public pool in Newark in 1960. Now there is a renewed public health effort to prevent childhood drownings, which are preventable. Drowning is the 3rd leading cause of unintentional injury death worldwide, accounting for 7 percent of all injury-related deaths. Sixty-four percent of African-American, 45 percent of Hispanic/Latino, and 40 percent of Caucasian children have few to no swimming skills. Seventy-nine percent of children in households with incomes less than $50,000 have few-to-no swimming skills. (Source: National Drowning Prevention Alliance). It is an equity issue: as a city, Fremont can participate in this important public health measure that would be available to all its citizens. Please add a community pool to Fremont's list of desired park improvements. Will Fremont finally do this? link

    Yes, an updated community pool would be nice. But I've been waiting 49 years for a community swimming pool! This is important to provide access to life- saving swimming skills for the children of Fremont. It's an equity issue: not every child has private or club pool access. Fremont can charge for swimming lessons and give scholarships to underserved citizens. It used to be a priority to give children swimming lessons and access to water play in the summer. As a kid. I swam at a YMCA near my grandmother's house in Salinas, as there was no public pool in Newark in 1960. Now there is a renewed public health effort to prevent childhood drownings, which are preventable. Drowning is the 3rd leading cause of unintentional injury death worldwide, accounting for 7 percent of all injury-related deaths. Sixty-four percent of African-American, 45 percent of Hispanic/Latino, and 40 percent of Caucasian children have few to no swimming skills. Seventy-nine percent of children in households with incomes less than $50,000 have few-to-no swimming skills. (Source: National Drowning Prevention Alliance). It is an equity issue: as a city, Fremont can participate in this important public health measure that would be available to all its citizens. Please add a community pool to Fremont's list of desired park improvements. Will Fremont finally do this?

    Patti Hughes asked 7 months ago

    Thank you for you feedback. A public swimming pool is not a part of this project, but has been identified as a potential future need. The City does offer a full swim lesson program at Aqua Adventure Waterpark. Please visit https://goaquaadventure.com/swim-lessons.php for more information. The City also offers a low-income scholarship program for swim lessons, more details are available on the City's website: https://www.fremont.gov/government/departments/parks-recreation/connect-with-us/registration-information/scholarships

  • Share Will you be having a bid open for the installation of network Cabling, security camera systems, and access control? I am very much interested in providing my services for this project on Facebook Share Will you be having a bid open for the installation of network Cabling, security camera systems, and access control? I am very much interested in providing my services for this project on Twitter Share Will you be having a bid open for the installation of network Cabling, security camera systems, and access control? I am very much interested in providing my services for this project on Linkedin Email Will you be having a bid open for the installation of network Cabling, security camera systems, and access control? I am very much interested in providing my services for this project link

    Will you be having a bid open for the installation of network Cabling, security camera systems, and access control? I am very much interested in providing my services for this project

    Andre Duran asked 7 months ago

    Thank you for your message. The project construction will have a Public Bidding Process for the delivery of the new Central Park Community Center.

  • Share Are you making sure that the library will still have its excellent view of Mission Peak? on Facebook Share Are you making sure that the library will still have its excellent view of Mission Peak? on Twitter Share Are you making sure that the library will still have its excellent view of Mission Peak? on Linkedin Email Are you making sure that the library will still have its excellent view of Mission Peak? link

    Are you making sure that the library will still have its excellent view of Mission Peak?

    treesandbees asked 7 months ago

    Thank you for your question. The new Community Center is not changing the view of Mission Peak from the Library.

  • Share What is the construction that is now going on at the existing community center? on Facebook Share What is the construction that is now going on at the existing community center? on Twitter Share What is the construction that is now going on at the existing community center? on Linkedin Email What is the construction that is now going on at the existing community center? link

    What is the construction that is now going on at the existing community center?

    George asked 7 months ago

    Thank you for your question. There is a current sidewalk and pathway project that is going on in the area of the Central Park Performance Pavilion and the existing Fremont Community Center that will improve ADA and public accessibility.