Agenda packet, special meeting — Foster City City Council, April 20, 2026

CITY OF FOSTER CITY/
ESTERO MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
(EOC) EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
1040 E. HILLSDALE BLVD.

FOSTER CITY, CALIFORNIA
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AGENDA
Monday, April 20, 2026 5:00 PM
SPECIAL MEETING AS CITY COUNCIL/EMID BOARD OF

DIRECTORS

1. CALL TO ORDER

2. ROLL CALL
Councilmembers/ex officio EMID Directors Stacy Jimenez, Suzy Niederhofer, Patrick Sullivan, Phoebe Venkat, and Mayor/President Art Kiesel

3. PUBLIC
Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.3(a), members of the public wishing to address the Council may do so, and the comments shall be limited to the Special Meeting notice topic(s). Speakers may join the Zoom meeting via the meeting link and using the “raise hand” feature and the Zoom host will call on people.

4. STUDY SESSION

4.1. Proposed Changes to the Parks and Recreation Department Master Fees and Service Charges Schedule for FY 20262027 and FY 20272028 a) Staff Report
b) Action – By Minute Order, Provide Policy Direction

5. ADJOURNMENT
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1 CITY OF FOSTER CITY/
ESTERO MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
(EOC) EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
1040 E. HILLSDALE BLVD.

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Location: 1040 E. Hillsdale Blvd, Foster City, California, 94404 To Provide Public Comment in Person:

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Written public comments will be posted to the City’s website for review prior to the meeting.

AGENDA
Monday, April 20, 2026 5:00 PM
SPECIAL MEETING AS CITY COUNCIL/EMID BOARD OF

DIRECTORS

1. CALL TO ORDER

2. ROLL CALL
Councilmembers/ex officio EMID Directors Stacy Jimenez, Suzy Niederhofer, Patrick Sullivan, Phoebe Venkat, and Mayor/President Art Kiesel

4. STUDY SESSION

5. ADJOURNMENT
The public is invited to attend.

City Council meetings on FCTV on Comcast Channel 27 and AT&T Channel 99:

STREAMED LIVE every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month
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2 CITY OF FOSTER CITY/
ESTERO MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
(EOC) EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
1040 E. HILLSDALE BLVD.

To Attend the Meeting in Person:

Location: 1040 E. Hillsdale Blvd, Foster City, California, 94404 To Provide Public Comment in Person:

To Observe the Meeting via Teleconference/Video Conference:

Written public comments will be posted to the City’s website for review prior to the meeting.

AGENDA
Monday, April 20, 2026 5:00 PM
SPECIAL MEETING AS CITY COUNCIL/EMID BOARD OF

DIRECTORS

1. CALL TO ORDER

2. ROLL CALL
Councilmembers/ex officio EMID Directors Stacy Jimenez, Suzy Niederhofer, Patrick Sullivan, Phoebe Venkat, and Mayor/President Art Kiesel

4. STUDY SESSION

5. ADJOURNMENT
The public is invited to attend.

City Council meetings on FCTV on Comcast Channel 27 and AT&T Channel 99:

STREAMED LIVE every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month
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3 DATE: April 20, 2026

TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
VIA: Stefan Chatwin, City/District Manager
Marlene Subhashini, Assistant City/District Manager

FROM: Derek Schweigart, Parks and Recreation Director
Tiffany Oren, Recreation Manager
DEPARTMENT: Parks and Recreation
SUBJECT: PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE PARKS AND RECREATION

DEPARTMENT MASTER FEE AND SERVICE CHARGES
SCHEDULE FOR FY 2026- 2027 AND FY 2027-2028

RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Council/EMID Board of Directors review and provide policy direction regarding proposed changes to the Master Fee and Service Charges Schedule (MFS) for the Parks and Recreation Department for FY 2026-2027 and FY 2027-2028.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Parks and Recreation Department periodically reviews and updates its Master Fee Schedule to ensure alignment with operating costs, market conditions, and City Council policy related to cost recovery and equitable access to public facilities. The proposed updates for Fiscal Years 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 reflect a comprehensive approach to modernizing fee structures across the system, with a particular focus on the opening of the new Foster City Community Center.

The proposed updates include:

4.1 Staff Report

4 I. NEW FOSTER CITY COMMUNITY CENTER FEES
The Foster City Community Center (FCCC) is scheduled to be completed in July 2026, with facility rentals anticipated to begin in October 2026. Proposed room rental rates were informed by the FCCC Business Operations Plan that the City Council approved at the regular City Council meeting on February 17, 2026, and designed to support both cost recovery and efficient facility use. Rates were benchmarked against comparable municipal recreation centers, including Burlingame, Millbrae, and Los Altos, to ensure they are competitive and appropriately positioned within the regional market.

The new FCCC offers approximately 14–15 rentable spaces designed to accommodate a wide range of meetings, programs, and events. The facility’s primary event venue, the Lagoon Event Hall, consists of four configurable rooms, a large waterfront patio, and two commercial kitchens. Additional rentable spaces throughout the facility include small and mid-size meeting rooms, fitness studios, and the Senior Lounge event space, providing flexible options for both community programs and private rentals.

To support a range of user needs while promoting operational efficiency, the pricing structure includes standard, non-profit, and commercial rate categories, along with a consistent non-resident differential, where non-resident rates are set at approximately 25% higher than resident rates. This approach prioritizes access for Foster City residents while supporting cost recovery. For the Lagoon Event Hall, staff have developed both bundled event packages and a la carte hourly rental options to balance flexibility with revenue stability and encourage booking patterns that align with typical event use.

II. FEE UPDATES FOR EXISTING FACILITIES AND AMENITIES
The proposed updates include modest adjustments to facility rental rates, clarification of operational policies, and incremental increases to select park and recreation fees. These changes are intended to maintain competitiveness with neighboring agencies, support cost recovery, and ensure consistency across facilities.

Several updates establish standardized practices systemwide, including a non- resident surcharge of approximately 25% and revised thresholds for when custodial services are required. These adjustments reflect regional norms and reinforce the City’s policy to prioritize resident access while maintaining financial sustainability. Most fee changes will take effect in FY 2026–2027, with limited additional adjustments in FY 2027–2028.

4.1 Staff Report

5 Staff are seeking input on the following:
Overall approach to Community Center pricing and cost recovery strategy Balance between bundled packages and a la carte rental options for the Lagoon Event Hall
Continuation and structure of special non-profit group discounts Confirmation of key pricing policies, including the non-resident fee differential (~25%)
Any additional policy considerations prior to formal adoption

BACKGROUND
The City’s Master Fee Schedule (MFS) serves as the primary tool for establishing pricing and cost recovery across Parks and Recreation programs, services, and facilities. As part of the City’s regular review process, staff evaluate fees to ensure they remain aligned with operational costs, market conditions, and community access goals.

This year’s update is largely driven by the upcoming opening of the Foster City Community Center, which introduces a new set of rental opportunities and requires a comprehensive and intentional pricing framework.

The Special Recreation Fund accounts for expenses and revenue across a wide range of Parks and Recreation programs and services, including:

• Facility Operations (including rentals for facilities, parks, and sports fields) • Adult Sports
• Youth Camps
• Adult and Youth Contract Classes
• Special Events (such as Summer Concerts, Fourth of July, and Summer Days) • Advertising
• Seniors/Volunteers
• Teen Programs

Fees and charges play a vital role in the cost recovery of services within both the General Fund (Parks) and the Special Recreation Fund (Recreation). The Department regularly reviews programs and fees to ensure they remain financially sustainable and competitive with neighboring agencies.

The new Community Center represents a significant City investment and will serve as a central hub for community programming, events, and rentals. Rental rates were developed in alignment with the Community Center Business Operations Plan, approved by the City Council on February 17, 2026, which outlines key operational strategies such

4.1 Staff Report

6 as minimum rental durations, bundled event packages, and coordinated facility scheduling.

To ensure the proposed rates are competitive, staff benchmarked pricing against comparable municipal facilities, including Burlingame, Millbrae, and Los Altos. These facilities have all been newly constructed over the past 5 years and have a comparable market share. The proposed structure applies a consistent framework across all rentable spaces, standard, non-profit, and commercial, and establishes non-resident rates at approximately 25% above resident rates. This approach prioritizes access for Foster City residents while supporting cost recovery.

ANALYSIS
For Fiscal Years 2026–2027 through 2027–2028, the proposed updates to the MFS reflect both systemwide adjustments and the introduction of a comprehensive pricing structure for the new Foster City Community Center.

I. NEW FOSTER CITY COMMUNITY CENTER RATES

Rental rates for the new FCCC were developed in alignment with the Community Center Business Operations Plan, which establishes operational best practices such as minimum rental durations and bundled rate options to promote efficient facility use and support cost recovery.

Special consideration was given to the Lagoon Event Hall as the facility’s primary event venue and a key driver of rental revenue. To ensure competitive and market-aligned pricing, staff benchmarked the proposed rates against comparable municipal recreation facilities, including Burlingame, Millbrae, and Los Altos. These facilities were selected due to their similarity in age, configuration, and operating model, particularly as newer or recently updated community centers with flexible event spaces.

Agoura Hills was included as a comparison due to its municipally operated event center, which is one of the few facilities with a similarly large, dedicated event space designed for weddings, banquets, and large-scale events. This model is also consistent with examples referenced in the Community Center Business Operations Plan.

While additional nearby facilities, such as those in San Mateo, were considered, staff focused on those that most closely align with the scale, functionality, and intended use of the FCCC. As shown in Table 1, a per-square foot analysis across small, mid-size, and large event spaces indicates that larger venues in the regional market typically range from approximately $0.06 to $0.08 per square foot per hour. This analysis supports the proposed pricing structure as competitive within the regional market and aligned with the intended use of the facility.

LAGOON EVENT HALL

4.1 Staff Report

7 To support efficient facility operations and maximize use of the Lagoon Event Hall, staff developed a pricing structure that includes weekday hourly rates, as well as bundled event packages and a la carte rental options for weekends.

1. Weekend Event Packages
Includes up to 10 consecutive hours of use between 8:00 a.m. and midnight
Designed to accommodate typical large events such as weddings, banquets, and community gatherings
Bundled pricing provides cost savings compared to reserving spaces individually
Residents may reserve up to 12 months in advance; non-residents up to 10 months

Weekend packages provide a full-day rental format that simplifies the booking process and aligns with typical event needs. This structure supports operational efficiency and revenue stability by reducing fragmented bookings and allowing staff to better plan for event support and facility operations.

2. Weekend a la carte options
Allows reservation of select room configurations based on operational feasibility
Not all room combinations are available for individual rental 5-hour minimum rental time required
Residents may book up to 6 months in advance; non-residents up to 4 months
A la carte rentals provide flexibility for smaller or shorter events while maintaining operational efficiency. Hourly rates are applied consistently across all allowable Event Hall configurations, regardless of the number of rooms reserved. This simplified pricing approach supports flexible use, while larger events are typically accommodated through the weekend package option, which provides extended access and overall value.

3. Weekday Rentals
Hourly rentals available for meetings, smaller events, and community programming
Offers more flexible scheduling compared to weekend rentals

Weekday rates are designed to support broader community use of the facility while maintaining consistency with the overall pricing framework and supporting ongoing facility operations.

4.1 Staff Report

8 Table 1: Regional Event Space Rate Comparison Weekday Rate ($/SF/Hour) For large event spaces, the proposed Lagoon Event Hall weekday rates equate to approximately $0.05 to $0.08 per square foot per hour, which is consistent with comparable facilities in the regional market.

The comparison also reflects a common industry pricing pattern in which smaller event spaces have a higher per-square-foot rate than larger venues. This is primarily due to operational factors such as staffing, setup, and administrative costs, which remain relatively consistent regardless of room size, while smaller spaces accommodate fewer users. Larger event spaces benefit from economies of scale, allowing costs to be distributed across greater square footage and attendance levels.

Detailed Lagoon Event Hall rental rates are outlined below, reflecting the package, a la carte, and weekday pricing structures described above.

Lagoon Event Hall (Weekend Full Day Rates)

4.1 Staff Report

9 Weekend (Friday-Sunday) packages include up to 10 consecutive hours of use between 8:00am and Midnight.

Table 2: Lagoon Event Hall Weekend Packages
Lagoon Event Hall a la Carte (Weekend Hourly Rates)
Weekend (Friday-Sunday) A la Carte Rental Rates 5-Hour Minimum Required

4.1 Staff Report

10 Table 3: Lagoon Event Hall A la Carte Rates
Hourly rates apply uniformly across all allowable Event Hall configurations and are not based on individual room size. Allowable configurations include D; C + D; B + C + D; A + B; A + B + C; and Full Hall (A + B + C + D).

Image of FCCC Lagoon Event Hall and First Floor
Lagoon Event Hall (Weekday: Monday-Thursday)

4.1 Staff Report

11 Table 4: Lagoon Event Hall Weekday Rates

COMMUNITY CENTER MEETING & ACTIVITY ROOMS
In addition to the Lagoon Event Hall, the Community Center includes a variety of meeting and activity rooms designed for classes, meetings, programs, and small to mid-sized gatherings
Rental rates scale based on room size, capacity, and function, ensuring a consistent and equitable pricing approach across the facility.

4.1 Staff Report

12 While the Lagoon Event Hall serves as a primary event venue and key revenue generator, these rooms are more community-focused and support ongoing programs and accessible gathering opportunities.

They follow the same overall pricing framework, including standard, non-profit, and commercial rate categories and a consistent non-resident differential, but place greater emphasis on accessibility, with deeper non-profit discounts for community-serving organizations. The Conference Room is also available as a drop-in space for small meetings and is accessible for free to residents.

This approach balances affordability with the City’s broader operational and financial sustainability goals while maintaining a consistent and defensible pricing structure.

Meeting & Activity Rooms
Table 5: FCCC Meeting & Activity Room Rates
While the FCCC represents the most significant update to the Master Fee Schedule, staff has also identified targeted adjustments to existing facilities and programs.

4.1 Staff Report

13 Image of FCCC Second Floor
II. FEE UPDATES FOR EXISTING FACILITIES AND AMENITIES

In addition to the Community Center, staff is proposing targeted updates to existing facility and program fees to reflect increased costs, current operating conditions, improve consistency across the system, and support cost recovery. A full list of proposed rates is included in Attachment 2.

COMMUNITY CENTER ANNEX

Beginning in FY 2026–2027, several adjustments will be implemented for Community Center Annex rentals:
• Modest increases to hourly rental rates
• Implementation of a three-hour minimum for weekend rentals • Standardization of non-resident rates at approximately 25% above resident rates
•Updated custodial fee policy (applies to events with over 50 attendees or those serving alcohol)

4.1 Staff Report

14 Discounted rates for non-profit organizations will continue, including additional tiered discounts for qualifying community-based groups.

Non-profit rates at the Community Center Annex are intentionally set at a deeper discount compared to newer facilities to preserve affordability and support long-standing community-based use of the space. This approach recognizes the Annex’s role as a more accessible, community-oriented facility, while the new Community Center is positioned to support higher cost recovery.

Staff have identified a limited number of legacy rate arrangements that fall outside of the standard non-profit rate structure. These have historically been applied to a small number of long-standing community service organizations and are currently limited to use at the Community Center Annex. These arrangements have, in some cases, included access to larger spaces for designated community or fundraising events. Current rates for these arrangements are reflected in Attachment 2.

As part of this update, staff is seeking Council direction on whether to continue this practice and, if so, whether these types of arrangements should remain limited to the Annex or be extended to the new Community Center.

THE VIBE TEEN CENTER
Several updates and new rental options are proposed for The Vibe Teen Center:

• Inclusion of the patio area with Main Floor rentals, with corresponding rate adjustments
• Introduction of a bundled Vibe Event Package added, combining the main floor, activity room, kitchen, and patio into a single rental package • The dance floor will be available as a standalone rental area • A weekend rate for the Small Activity Room was added
• A five-hour minimum rental requirement will apply to Small Activity and Study Room rentals on weekends
• Updated custodial fee policy for events with more than 50 attendees or those serving alcohol
• Addition of video game console rentals as a new rentable amenity

SCHOOL MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM FEES

Beginning in FY 2027–2028:

• Approximately 5% increase to resident school facility rental rates • Standardization of non-resident rates at approximately 25% above resident rates

4.1 Staff Report

15 $10 increase to the resident hourly rate for the Brewer Island School Gymnasium, with non-resident rates set at 25% above resident rates

PARK RENTAL FEES
Beginning in FY 2026–2027:
• Implementation of a new levee use fee for run, walk, and bicycle events requiring IDEC approval
• Approximately 3% annual increase to Leo J. Ryan Park rental spaces Beginning in FY 2027–2028:
• Approximately 3% annual increase to Leo J. Ryan Park reservation fees • Approximately 5% increase to park reservation fees (excluding Leo J. Ryan Park rental spaces)

SPORTS FIELD RENTAL FEES

Beginning in FY 2026–2027:
•Increase softball/baseball field hourly rates for Tiers 4-5 (Resident and Foster City Based Non-Profits and Businesses)

Beginning in FY 2027–2028:
• Increase field hourly rates for Tiers 2-3b (Foster City Based Youth Sports Organizations) and increase in Field Lights Hourly Rate.

COURT RENTAL FEES

Beginning in FY 2027–2028:
• Bocce, tennis, and pickleball group rental rates will increase by $2 per hour.

PICKLEBALL/TENNIS CLUB MEMBERSHIP FEES

Beginning in FY 2027–2028:
• Tennis Club and Pickleball Club court fees will increase from $5 per hour to $6 per hour per court
California Environmental Quality Act
Not Applicable

FISCAL IMPACT

4.1 Staff Report

16 The new Community Center is anticipated to operate for approximately nine months in FY 2026–2027, with projected revenue of $427,815. For comparison, the former Recreation Center total facility revenue rental for FY 2023-2024 was $182,865, its last full year of operation. Revenue is expected to increase as programming expands, rental activity grows, and community awareness of the facility builds, with more typical utilization anticipated in FY 2027–2028 following the first full year of operations.

For other Parks and Recreation facilities, the proposed fee adjustments are expected to maintain or generate modest improvements in cost recovery for facility operations and services. The proposed increases are incremental and are intended to maintain affordability for residents while helping offset rising operational and maintenance costs

CITY COUNCIL VISION, MISSION, AND VALUE/PRIORITY AREA
Public Safety and Social Equity
Staff Empowerment and Operational Excellence
ATTACHMENTS:

Attachment 1 - Foster City Community Center Proposed Fee Schedule Attachment 2 - Revised Parks and Recreation Master Fee Schedule

4.1 Staff Report

17 4.1
Attachment 1- Foster City Community Center Proposed Fee Schedule

18 4.1
Attachment 1- Foster City Community Center Proposed Fee Schedule

19 4.1
Attachment 1- Foster City Community Center Proposed Fee Schedule

20 4.1
Attachment 1- Foster City Community Center Proposed Fee Schedule

21 Attachment 2
PRD DRAFT MFS FY 26/27-FY 27/28 Page 1

PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT REVISED MASTER FEE SCHEDULE FY 2026-2027 to FY 2027-2028

COMMUNITY CENTER ANNEX RENTAL FEES

Port, Starboard, Sail, Conference – Weekday (Mon–Th)
Rate Type FY25/26
Current
FY26/27
Resident
FY26/27
Non-Resident
FY27/28
Resident
FY27/28
Non-Resident
Standard $55/$82 $80 $100 $80 $100
Non-Profit $37 $45 $60 $45 $60
Commercial n/a $100 $125 $100 $125

Port, Starboard, Sail, Conference – Weekend (Fri–Sun, 3-hr min) Rate Type FY25/26
Current
FY26/27
Resident
FY26/27
Non-Resident
FY27/28
Resident
FY27/28
Non-Resident
Standard $94/$109 $100 $125 $100 $125
Non-Profit n/a $60 $75 $60 $75
Commercial n/a $125 $155 $125 $155

Wind Room – Weekday (Mon–Th)
Rate Type FY25/26
Current
FY26/27
Resident
FY26/27
Non-Resident
FY27/28
Resident
FY27/28
Non-Resident
Standard $82/$109 $120 $150 $120 $150
Non-Profit n/a $70 $90 $70 $90
Commercial n/a $150 $185 $150 $185

Wind Room – Weekend (Fri–Sat, 5-hr min)
Rate Type FY25/26
Current
FY26/27
Resident
FY26/27
Non-Resident
FY27/28
Resident
FY27/28
Non-Resident
Standard $137/$197 $165 $205 $165 $205
Non-Profit n/a $100 $125 $100 $125
Commercial n/a $210 $260 $210 $260

Patio (Add-On with Wind Room Only)
Rate Type FY25/26
Current
FY26/27
Resident
FY26/27
Non-Resident
FY27/28
Resident
FY27/28
Non-Resident
Standard $109/$109 $135 $170 $135 $170

Facility/Room Cancellations: Cancellations made thirty (30) days or more prior to the event date will receive full deposit minus $50. Cancellations made less than thirty (30) days will result in loss of deposit. Only the applicant may make changes to the reservation.

FY 26/27 changes:

1. Port, Starboard, Sail, Conference rooms increased.

2. Three-hour minimum rental requirement added for Port, Starboard, Sail and Conference rooms for weekend rentals.

3. Wind Room rates increased.

4. Non-residents charged additional 25% over resident rate for hourly fees (consistent with the practice for park rentals).

5. Custodial fee changed to apply to groups over 50 attendees or events serving alcohol.

6. Addition of commercial rental rates ( ~+25%) and established a non-resident non profit rate structure. Annex non-profit rates are intentionally set lower than The VIBE and FCCC to support community access.

4.1 Attachment 2 - Revised Parks and Recreation Master Fee Schedule

22 Attachment 2
PRD DRAFT MFS FY 26/27-FY 27/28 Page 2

Special Non-Profit Organization Fees

The following rates reflect legacy subsidized pricing arrangements provided to a limited number of community-based organizations. These rates are below the standard non-profit rate structure and are subject to City Council direction regarding their continuation, modification, or discontinuation.

Room Day
FY 25/26
Group A
FY 25/26
Group B
FY 25/26
Group C
FY 26/27
Group A
FY 26/27
Group B
FY 26/27
Group C
FY 27/28
Group A
FY 27/28
Group B
FY 27/28
Group C
Port, Starboard,
Sail, Conference Mon–Th
No
Charge $11/hr. $21/hr.

No
Charge $18/hr. $25/hr. No Charge $18/hr. $25/hr.

Wind Room Mon–Th
No
Charge $11/hr. $21/hr.

No
Charge $25/hr. $30/hr. No Charge $25/hr. $30/hr.

Above rates are for non-peak hours (only Monday-Thursday 9am-9pm, and Friday before 4pm). The Wind Room is excluded on Friday-Sunday.

Group A: City Use
Group B: Foster City Based Non‐Profit Community Group
Group C: Countywide Community Group

FY 26/27 changes:

1. Group C County-wide community group rate increased.

2. Group B Foster City–based nonprofit hourly rate increased to align with minimum wage and minimum staffing costs.

3. For both groups B and C, the Wind Room rental rate has been increased.

4.1 Attachment 2 - Revised Parks and Recreation Master Fee Schedule

23 Attachment 2
PRD DRAFT MFS FY 26/27-FY 27/28 Page 3

THE VIBE RENTAL FEES
VIBE Main Floor (Dance floor and adjacent carpeted area and patio) - (Fri-Sun, 5 hr. minimum) Rate Type FY 25/26 FY 2026-2027 FY 2027-2028
Current Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident
Standard $156/$208 $185 $230 $185 $230
Non-Profit (~-30%) n/a $130 $165 $130 $165
Commercial (~+25%) n/a $230 $290 $230 $290

VIBE Event Package- Main floor, small activity room, kitchen, and patio* (Fri–Sun, 5-hr. min) Rate Type FY 25/26 FY 2026-2027 FY 2027-2028
Current Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident
Standard n/a 215 $270 $215 $270
Non-Profit (~-30%) $150 $190 $150 $190
Commercial (~+25%) $270 $340 $270 $340

Small Activity Room or Dance Floor (Mon-Thurs)
Rate Type FY 25/26 FY 2026-2027 FY 2027-2028
Current Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident
Standard $55/$82 $60 $75 $60 $75
Non-Profit n/a $45 $55 $45 $55
Commercial n/a $75 $95 $75 $95

Small Activity Room or Dance Floor (Fri-Sun, 5 -hr. min) Rate Type FY 25/26 FY 2026-2027 FY 2027-2028
Current Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident
Standard $55/$82 $95 $120 $95 $120
Non-Profit n/a $65 $80 $65 $80
Commercial n/a $120 $150 $120 $150

Study Room (3-hr min on Fri-Sun)
Rate Type FY 25/26 FY 2026-2027 FY 2027-2028
Current Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident
Standard $42/$68 $45 $55 $45 $55
Non-Profit n/a $30 $40 $30 $40
Commercial n/a $60 $75 $60 $75

Kitchen Add-on (only for VIBE Main Floor or Small Activity Room rentals) Rate Type FY 25/26 FY 2026-2027 FY 2027-2028
Current Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident
Standard Flat Rate $78 $80 $100 $80 $100
Non-Profit n/a $55 $70 $55 $70
Commercial n/a $100 $125 $100 $125

Kitchen Only Rental (3 hr. block, Mon-Thu 9am-3pm)
Rate Type FY 25/26 FY 2026-2027 FY 2027-2028
Current Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident
Standard Flat Rate n/a $250 $315 $250 $315
Non-Profit n/a $175 $220 $175 $220
Commercial n/a $315 $395 $315 $395

Patio Add-on (only for Small Activity Room rentals)
Rate Type FY 25/26 FY 2026-2027 FY 2027-2028
Current Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident
Standard Flat Rate $109 $115 $144 $115 $144
Non-Profit n/a $80 $100 $80 $100
Commercial n/a $145 $180 $145 $180

Other Current Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-Resident Custodial Fee (Flat fee) Groups over 80:
$55
Groups over 50
or serving
alcohol: $60
Groups over 50
or serving
alcohol: $60
Groups over
50 or serving
alcohol: $60
Groups over 50 or
serving alcohol:
$60
Administrative Fee (Flat fee) $26 $26 $26 $26 $26
Additional Building Attendant
Groups of 100+ $30 $30 $30 $30 $30
*Pool table and TVs included
FY 26/27 changes:

1. Patio added to Vibe Main Floor rental, price increased to reflect addition.

2. Event Package added.

3. Dance Floor added to rentable areas.

4. Small Activity Room weekend rate added.

5. Five-hour minimum rental requirement added for Small Activity and Study rooms on weekends.

6. Non-residents charged additional 25% over resident rate for hourly fees.

7. Custodial Vibe fee changed to apply to groups over 50 or events serving alcohol.

8. Added nonprofit (~-30% discount) and commercial rates ( ~-25% increase over standard).

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MATERIAL FEES

General Material Fees FY 25/26 FY 26/27 FY 27/28
Air Pots $11 for 3 $11 for 3 $11 for 3
Coffee Maker $11 $11 $11
Portable Stage
$11 each piece (3
pieces = full stage)
$11 each piece (3
pieces = full stage)
$11 each piece (3
pieces = full stage)
Podium or podium w/ mic $11 $11 $11
Small TV (42") $20 $20 $20
Large Screen TV (75") $50 $50 $50
Microphone (wired or wireless) $11 per mic $11 per mic $11 per mic Portable Projector Screen $11 $11 $11
Stanchions
$15 for 2
includes topper
$15 for 2
includes topper
$15 for 2
includes topper
Social Media Op Frame $11 $11 $11

The Vibe Material Fees
BBQ Grill $16 $16 $16
Cover for Pool Table $11 $11 $11
NEW: Video Game Consoles N/A $20/each $20/each

Outdoor Event Material Fees
A-Frames $11 for 2 $11 for 2 $11 for 2
Barricades $10 each $10 each $10 each
Cord Covers $15 each $15 each $15 each
Spider Box $55 $55 $55
Traffic Cones $2 per cone $2 per cone $2 per cone

Community Ctr. Annex Material Fees
BBQ Grill $21 $21 $21
Patio Heater $20 each $20 each $20 each
Patio Umbrella $16 each $16 each $16 each
Portable Bar $40 $40 $40
Wind Room Projector & Screen (co/av) $20 $20 $20

FY 26/27 changes:

Video game console rental charged added to The Vibe Material Fees

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SCHOOL MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM (MPR) FEES

Foster City School, Beach Park and Audubon Elementary School Rental Fees Room Day FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non-Resident
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non-Resident
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non-Resident
School MPRs
Hourly Rates
Mon-
Thurs $52 $52 $52 $99 $104 $130
Fri‐Sun $115 $115 $99 $141 $148 $185

Foster City School, Beach Park and Audubon Elementary School Non -Profit Rental Fees Room Day FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non-Resident
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non- Resident
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non- Resident
School MPRs
Hourly Rates
Mon-
Thurs $32 $37 $32 $37 $34 $42
Fri‐Sun $47 $68 $47 $68 $49 $62

FY 26/27 changes:

Added 25% to non-resident fee

FY 27/28 changes:

Resident rates increased 5%, non-resident equals resident rate + 25%

Brewer Island Elementary School Gymnasium

FY 25/26
Resident
Group
FY 25/26
Non-Resident
Group
FY 26/27
Resident
Group
FY 26/27
Non-Resident
Group
FY 27/28
Resident
Group
FY 27/28
Non-Resident
Group
Gym Hourly Rate $110 $138 $110 $138 $120 $150
Liability Insurance Coverage of $1,000,000 required for all use of gymnasium.

FY 26/27 changes:

No changes

FY 27/28 changes:

Resident rates increased by $10 to reflect increased rates from the School District. Non-resident rates are set at 25% above the resident standard rate.

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PARK RENTAL FEES

Park

Capacity
FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non-Resident
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non-Resident
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non-Resident
Boothbay 150 people $246 $308 $246 $308 $258 $323
Bridgeview 30 people $44 $55 $44 $55 $46 $58
Catamaran 30 people $71 $89 $71 $89 $75 $93
Edgewater 30 people $71 $89 $71 $89 $75 $93
Erckenbrack 50 people $85 $106 $85 $106 $89 $112
Farragut 30 people $71 $89 $71 $89 $75 $93
Gull 50 people $85 $106 $85 $106 $89 $112
Leo Ryan
Amphitheater
1-100
people $164 $205 $169 $211 $174 $217
Leo Ryan
Amphitheater -large
group
101-150
people
$273 $342
$281 $351 $290 $362
Leo Ryan Gazebo 25 people $44 $55 $45 $57 $47 $58
Leo Ryan Grass West 25 people $44 $55 $45 $57 $47 $58 Leo Ryan Patio 50 people $82 $239 $84 $106 $87 $109
Marlin 50 people $85 $106 $85 $106 $89 $112
Shorebird 30 people $44 $55 $44 $55 $46 $58
Levee* NA NA $132 $165 $139 $173
* Levee use requires IDEC approval and payment of applicable permit-related fees, does not provide exclusive access, and must always remain open to the public.

Food Truck fee, per
park, per truck Flat Rate $82 $82 $82 $82 $82 $82
Inflatable jump house
fee Flat Rate $32 $32 $32 $32 $32 $32
Change to reservation date/time: First change free. $10 each change thereafter.

Park Cancellation Fees:
• Fourteen or more business days before the rental date: Full refund, minus an administrative fee • Three to thirteen business days before the rental date: 50% refund, minus an administrative fee • Two or fewer business days before the rental date: No refund

FY 26/27 changes:

1. Added a Foster City levee use fee for run/walk/bike events that go through the IDEC process.

2. All Leo Ryan Park rental spaces will increase by 3% each year.

FY 27/28 changes:

1. Park rates (except Leo Ryan Park rental spaces) will increase by 5%.

2. Leo J. Ryan Park reservation fees will increase approximately 3% annually.

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Foster City Park Sports Fields Rental Rates

All sports camps, clinics, tournaments, and field use at City-managed parks require authorization from the Foster City Parks and Recreation Department. Approved users must be a Priority User Group or an authorized contract instructor.

Camps/Clinics: (Priority user groups and affiliates): 20% of participant registration fees paid to the City.

Tournaments: 10% of host organization proceeds paid to the City.

Category Sport / Use
FY 25/26
Hourly Rate
FY 26/27
Hourly Rate
FY 27/28
Hourly Rate
Tier 2 Softball/Baseball $4 $4 $5
Tier 3a Softball/Baseball $6 $6 $7
Tier 3b Softball/Baseball $8 $8 $9
Tier 2 Soccer $4 $4 $5
Tier 3a Soccer $6 $6 $7
Tier 3b Soccer $8 $8 $9
All Tiers 2-3b Field Lights Flat Rate $35 $35 $40
Tiers 2-3b Youth Participant Player Fees (per season)$10 per resident player $45 non -resident player

Tiers 4-5
Softball/Baseball
(Resident) $20 $24 $24
Tiers 4-5
Softball/Baseball (Non-
Resident) $40 $40 $40
Tiers 4-5 Soccer (Resident) $24 $24 $24
Tiers 4- 5 Soccer (Non-Resident) $40 $40 $40
All Tiers 4-5 Field Lights Flat Rate $40 $40 $40
Tiers 4-5 $40/ non-resident per season

Tiers 5-8 Athletic Fields $40 $40 $40
Tiers 5-8 Field Lights Flat Rate $40 $40 $40

FY 26/27:

Hourly rate increased for Tiers 4-5 for Resident Softball/Baseball

FY 27/28:

Hourly rate and Field Lights Flat Rate increased for Tiers 2-3b

Tier Description
Tier 1
City of Foster City–sponsored activities, including programs offered or sponsored by the San Mateo –Foster City School District under the joint-use agreement. Priority is given to schools within the district located in Foster City.

Tier 2 Foster City–based youth sports organizations with a recreation focus; minimum 80% Foster City residents.

Tier 3a Foster City–based youth organizations with a competitive focus; minimum 75% Foster City residents.

Tier 3b Foster City–based youth organizations with a competitive focus; minimum 51% Foster City residents.

Tier 4 Foster City residents (including resident adult groups).

Tier 5 Foster City–based non-profit organizations/businesses.

Tier 6 Non-city non-profit residents, clubs, or organizations.

Tier 7 Community fundraising events sponsored by Tiers 2 & 3.

Tier 8 Private social parties.

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Foster City Court Rental Rates

Bocce Court Group Rates
Resident and Non-Resident Group Rates.

Resident and
Non-Resident
Group Rates
FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non-Resident
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non-Resident
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non-Resident
Court 1 $28/hr $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Court 2 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Court 3 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Court 4 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Table Reservation - Add on
with only $30 flat rate $30 flat rate
$30 flat
rate $30 flat rate
$30 flat
rate $30 flat rate

Tennis Court Group Rates
Resident Groups/Organizations Only. No private rentals.

Resident Groups and
Organizations only. No
private rentals.

FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non-Resident
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non-Resident
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non-Resident
Edgewater Court #1 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Edgewater Court #3 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Edgewater Court #4 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Edgewater Court #5 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Boothbay Court #1 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Boothbay Court #2 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Table Reservation - Add
on only
$30 flat
rate $30 flat rate
$30 flat
rate $30 flat rate $30 flat rate $30 flat rate

FY 26/27 changes:

No changes

FY 27/28 changes:

Bocce Court and Tennis Court Group rates increased by $2/hr.

Tennis Club Membership and Court Rental Fees
Annual
Club
Fees
(Effective
Jan.2026)
FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non-Resident
FY 25/26
Court Fee
FY 26/27
Resident

FY 26/27
Non-Resident
FY 26/27
Court Fee
FY 27/28
Resident

FY 27/28
Non-Resident
FY 27/28
Court Fee
Foster
City
Tennis
Club
$10 per
Resident
$50 per Non-
Resident
$5/hr. per
court*
$10 per
Resident
$50 per
Non-Resident
$5/hr. per
court*
$10 per
Resident
$50 per
Non-Resident
$6/hr. per
court*

FY 26/27 changes:

No changes

FY 27/28 changes:

Court fees raised to $6/hr. per court

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Pickleball Courts Group Rates
Note: An additional six pickleball courts are anticipated to be constructed in FY 2026/27, which is expected to increase overall court availability and revenue capacity.

Resident and Non-Resident
Groups and Organizations only.

No private rentals.

FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non- Resident
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non- Resident
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non- Resident
Leo Ryan Pickleball Court #1 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Leo Ryan Pickleball Court #2 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Leo Ryan Pickleball Court #3 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Leo Ryan Pickleball Court #4 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Leo Ryan Pickleball Court #5 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

Leo Ryan Pickleball Court #6 $28/hr. $35/hr. $28/hr. $35/hr. $30/hr. $37/hr.

FY 26/27 changes:

No changes

FY 27/28 changes:

Pickleball Courts Group rates increased by $2/hr.

Pickleball Courts Individual Rates
FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non- Resident
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non- Resident
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non- Resident
Leo Ryan Pickleball Court #4 $4/hr. $8/hr. $4/hr. $8/hr. $4/hr. $8/hr.

Leo Ryan Pickleball Court #5 $4/hr. $8/hr. $4/hr. $8/hr. $4/hr. $8/hr.

Leo Ryan Pickleball Court #6 $4/hr. $8/hr. $4/hr. $8/hr. $4/hr. $8/hr.

For Individual Pickleball Court reservations, please note:
• Pickleball Courts #1-3 are reserved for Open Play use. • Individual resident and non-resident use.

No group use and/or instructional use.
• Residents can reserve 3 weeks in advance, non-residents 1 week in advance. • Households are limited to no more than 3 reservations per week (2 for non-residents). • Maximum length of rental is 1 hour.

Pickleball Club Membership Fees
Annual Club Fees
(Effective Jan.2026)
FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non-
Resident
FY
25/26
Court
Fee
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non-
Resident
FY
26/27
Court
Fee
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non-
Resident
FY
27/28
Court
Fee
Foster City
Pickleball
Club
$10 per
Resident
$50 per
Non-
Resident
$5/hr.
per
court*
$10 per
Resident
$50 per
Non-
Resident
$5/hr.
per
court*
$10 per
Resident
$50 per
Non-
Resident
$6/hr.
per
court*

FY 26/27 changes:

No changes

FY 27/28 changes:

Court fees raised to $6/hr. per court

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Foster City Outdoor Volleyball Court Rental Rates
Annual Club Fees
(Effective Jan.2026)
FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non- Resident
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non-
Resident
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non- Resident
Sand Court at
Catamaran Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

Sand Court at
Boothbay Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

Foster City Outdoor Basketball Court Rental Rates

Annual Club Fees
(Effective Jan.2026)
FY 25/26
Resident
FY 25/26
Non- Resident
FY 26/27
Resident
FY 26/27
Non- Resident
FY 27/28
Resident
FY 27/28
Non- Resident
Boothbay Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

Catamaran Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

Edgewater Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

Ketch Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

Leo J. Ryan Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

Shad Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

Sunfish Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

Turnstone Park $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr. $26/hr. $32/hr.

FY 26/27 changes:

No changes

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Citywide Special Event Fees
The goal of Special Event Fees is full cost recovery of events, while encouraging and supporting events that help promote a sense of community, enrich Foster City's culture and support the City's philosophy of inclusiveness and other values, by helping organizers A) lower costs and B) eliminate process burden and bureaucracy, where possible, without adding risks/unintended consequences.

FEE TITLE FY 25/26 FY 26/27 FY 27/28
Application Fee ‐ Low Impact Events
$1,061

$1,100

$1,100
Application Fee ‐ Recurring High Impact Events
(See Definition) $2,089
$2,500 $2,500
Application Fee ‐ Nonrecurring High Impact
Events (See Definition) $3,482
$3,500 $3,500
High Impact Recreation Center Day Fee $2,152
$2,800 $2,800
Street Closure Approval Fee
$1,201

$1,201 $1,201
Boulevard Closure by City Staff $23,830
$23,830 $23,830
Special Events Open to the General Public
without an entrance cost ‐ Discount for
Organizers Not Based in Foster City
50% off Non‐
Permit fees up to
$10,000 cap
50% off Non‐Permit
fees up to $10,000
cap
50% off Non‐Permit
fees up to $10,000 cap
Special Events Open to the General Public
without an entrance cost ‐ Discount for
Organizers Not Based in Foster City
25% off Non‐
Permit fees
25% off Non‐Permit
fees
25% off Non‐Permit
fees
up to $5,000 cap
up to $5,000 cap up to $5,000 cap

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Foster City City CouncilApril 20, 2026

Foster City City Council
April 20, 2026