lbm19690724MUSKEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY SPECIAL BOARD ('mETING
MUSKEGO COMMUNITY CHURCH
July 2Jj, 1969
?:öo p.m.
PlìESENT: Mmes. Dibb, Lenz, Leichtfuss, Modlinski, Teisl and ~r.
Kreuser, also present t1rs. Rita Honl and nr. Jack Hovak
of the F.O.W.L. and Mrs. Lindhorst.
The meeting was called to enable the library board to tour the
Muskego Community Chur~h building and decide whether it would be
adequate for use as a temporary library facility.
After weighing the positive a~d negative facts to be considèred~
such as: positive- adequate space to operate for a couple of ye.~rst
if we had use of a stQrar;e room for magazines this time could 't~
extended, ceilings are high enough for the stacks, bathroom facili-
ties are good, work nrea could be provided by use of kitohðn, f~oess
to the basement was adequate, nef,ative- dampness and surfaoe wfter
drainAge, condition of the floor, pRrking facilities on the north side
of building inadequate, li~hting not adequate but ooul,d be impr?ved
with addition of more li~hts, also the distance for pedestrian and
bicycle traffic, the board decided more facts were nee~~d. ~rr.
Leichtfuss moved that before the board c~n make Any ~èrinite d~-
cision about moving the library to the church bu11d1nf they, fen1 it
necessary to meet with the COMmon Council for further explor~t1on
of the opt1ón$~ Mr. vreuser seconded and motion carried. ~o insure
Rn early meeting with the coun~il, le~ters are to þ~ s~nt to ~~yor
l"eiselmann and Mr. ~,ra1 tel' ~.Tollmant presiñent of the Common Cpunci1.
f'1rs. l.indhorst in'-ited board members and F.('I.~.T.L. members to attend
a library building pro~ram committee meeting to be held on August
14. 1969. 2:30 p.m., at the Bay Lane SchQol library, the architect
and fUss Ione Ne1 son will be presen~.
~r. Kreuser mo'ed for adjournment, Mrs. D1bb seconded and the meet-
ing adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. Anton Teisl, Seo.
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HUSKEGO CI1IC C;~NTER CHECK LIST
LIBRbRY- (Approximate size 14,800 sq it (Approximately 40,000 volumes
Plan on original blueprint to include expansion to 20 to 22 thous~d
square ft and for a population figure of Jl, 646 in 1989 (Wheeler &
Guthen) .
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UPPEH LEVEL. All library activities to be located on upper level - ex-
pansion to lower level as community grows and economy permits more
staff.
Entry lobby - double doors. Display case.
Lounge
"ork room - glass windows to allow supervision while working - l~cated
ãirectly adjacent to chargingdesk.
Office with private toilet facility
Libro.rian
thecK out counters - two set ups
Clkl Utt"Ð1'Í' s reading area
'S'taCK anClnreading areaS - adult, young people, children.
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Pl~::lic toilets
fJ01ic Jhone (Children need to call parents when they
(are ready to be picked up.
Study c~rrels
street or parkln~ level entrance. No steps, use ramps if necessary.
'~afÇaz:;.ne racks ,
Outside book return facilitl which can be looked when desirêd~
Conrercnce room, 9 x 12, whfch oan be supervised from desk (glass wall). j':ðtaHe r'plRnnint; throughout. .
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Record collection area .
LO':.'EH LEVEL
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(Staff room with kitchen; usable also by:)
(71ultipufDose rOQm )
Lockêr room with toilets.
:ßook storRge.
Gara~e ~rea with lift.
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