Foster City’s long-anticipated Community Center rebuilding project is nearing completion, with city staff lauding the project’s progress and stable budget.

Talks to get rid of the old center, built in 1974 in Leo J. Ryan Park, ramped up around 2016, largely motivated by structural deficiencies, however, the process was punctuated by budgetary and pandemic-related delays. While the city scaled back on some of its prior upgrades, the center will include, among other amenities, updated playgrounds and more room rentals, which is a primary source of revenue for the facility.

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