New Annapolis Library Would Triple Current Size
The current Annapolis library was built in 1965—before man walked on the moon.
Money to fund a plan laying the groundwork for a new, two-story Annapolis Regional Library is in the proposed fiscal year 2014 budget for the county library system. But will it make the cut? Skip Auld, the executive director of the Anne Arundel County Public Library System, gave a presentation Thursday night at the Broadneck Library on the library system's 2014 budget. Among other improvements, next year's spending plan calls for $3.5 million for the planning stage of the proposed new library in Annapolis, and $78,000 for a feasibility study on a new Glen Burnie library . The proposed Annapolis building would be 65,000 square feet—effectively tripling the existing building on West Street—and would include a large, 250-person meeting room …
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I think it is a great idea. What a plus for the annapolis area. more ›