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Board members described plans to refresh furnishings, including the possibility of reupholstering oversized chairs donated when the library opened. The board identified a local upholsterer as a possible vendor and discussed whether to retain or redistribute some large chairs.
Members discussed relocating the computer lab into the main library floor and the need to design a community survey to solicit input on furniture types and room uses. Board members emphasized avoiding leading questions in the survey and suggested multiple-choice options to guide design decisions.
Staff said the foundation was granted monies in the current fiscal year specifically for an HVAC assessment and a furniture refresh. Members indicated a desire to spend available funds before the fiscal year ends and staff said they would check with finance on permissible spending windows.
The board also reported evaluating a donation of tools for a possible Library of Things; staff said heavier or specialized tools (for example, a radial-arm saw) are unlikely to be added, but smaller tools and specialty items might be included once safety and storage needs are resolved.
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