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AADL and DDA Survey on Downtown Library and Parking Structure

by aadl-news

One year ago, the Library conducted focus groups with over 100 persons in our district to discuss the future of the Downtown Library. We learned a great deal about what people love about the Downtown library and what they feel can be improved. This year, the Library has hired Luckenbach|Ziegleman Architects and Skanska to work with us to develop two programs: one for a renovated and expanded Library and the other for a new Downtown Library, both to be located at Fifth and William. At the same time, the Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority is moving forward with a site plan to build a large underground parking structure on the "library lot". The convergence of these two activities led us to develop a joint survey asking for feedback on both the library and parking.

Please take this opportunity to contribute to the important decisions that will need to be made by the AADL, the City of Ann Arbor, and the DDA.

You do not need to be a library user, or resident of Ann Arbor to fill out the survey. All feedback is appreciated.

In addition, you are invited to attend any of the following Public Meetings to review our work and add your thoughts to the discussion.

Monday, June 2nd 7:00 – 9pm
Wednesday, June 4th 10:00 – noon
Sunday, June 8th 3:00 – 5 pm

Location: Downtown Library - 343 South Fifth Avenue, Ann Arbor

Josie

Comments

I tried to log into the survey, but apparently it's been closed. I would like to add my support for the Friends book store. I think this is a terrific community resource and would be sorely missed if eliminated.

I also support the Friends of the Library bookstore and hope that the new plan will provide room for it.

Too bad the survey is no longer accessible. I'd think you would want to keep the feedback flowing...

Anyway, please don't forget to provide motorcycle parking spots in the new parking structure. In the current political/economic/environmental climate it is essential to support and encourage environmentally friendly modes of transportation. Thanks!

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