The Sacramento City Council is set to approve $14.4 million in funding for the North Natomas Community Center and Aquatics Center a the last piece of funding needed to make the long-awaited $45 million project happen. The center will sit adjacent to the 220-acre regional park, which features a relocated dog park, bike trails and a farmersa market. North Natomas Regional Park was first designed nearly two decades ago and was billed as a recreational hub for a booming North Natomas a the original plans called for a lakeside boathouse, cafe and gardens. The $14.4 million in city money will be combined with $10.6 million from the Natomas Unified School District, and another $20 million in city money, mostly developersa fees, that can only be spent in Natomas.