Landmark Square promised to take shape quickly.
Clovis seniors will have access to a brand new 29,000 square foot senior activity center.
Clovis Mayor Drew Bessinger said, "These facilities will help serve our citizens in immeasurable ways."
The Smittcamp family has donated $1 million towards the project.
Wawona Frozen Foods CEO Bill Smittcamp said, "This is a growing a community and we certainly need to support the city and the seniors because we all become seniors one day. Our family was very suppportive of this."
But a new senior center was only part of what's planned on this six-acre lot in Old Town Clovis across from the Veteran's Center.
A transit center named after late Councilmember Harry Armstrong will serve as the local hub to help residents get around the city.
The project will give Clovis seniors a centralized location for transit and gatherings.
General Services Director Shonna Halterman said, "We're really excited. This has been a four-year project that we've been working in planning and designing for four years."
Clovis residents will also be able to use a brand new Fresno County Clovis library branch when the buildout is complete.
The Senior Activity Center was expected to be done by the summer of 2022.