Diamond Bar : Community Building in Park
A community building in Heritage Park will be available for local groups and individuals by July, 1993, if construction goes as scheduled.
The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved plans for the $575,150 building in the southern park. The council is expected to award a contract the 3,942-square-foot structure by mid-September.
The building will consist of a meeting room, classroom, kitchen, office and lobby. It will accommodate community clubs, a Tiny Tots enrichment program and city recreation programs. It will also serve as a meeting place for Diamond Bar’s Lively Seniors group until their senior center is built within the next 10 years.
The building will replace a 30-year-old, 2,000-square-foot center that consultants determined would be too costly to renovate.
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