The city's largest-ever construction project replaces 1960s-era facilities with a modern combined aquatic and events complex funded primarily by voter-approved Measure O sales tax revenue The City of Walnut Creek is officially breaking ground today, February 18, on a $77 million Aquatic and Community Center at Heather Farm Park, marking the beginning of the most […]
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