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Can the existing building (school)not be reused/repurposed?
The architecture of a school (multiple rooms and hallways to support the roof) as well as the existing mechanical system would not be easily or inexpensively transformed i to the space requirements of a library. It would be cheaper to demolish the old and build the new, and the result is getting exactly what you need instead of something that costs less and works poorly.
Good point. However that land could be sold to a developer for more money.
While I appreciate the Library’s desire to own the building, isn’t congestion – traffic, visibility and access – something the Library should covet?