The Peachtree

City Library Commission had a special called meeting on Tuesday and the

Leo Daly Company, responsible for the design of the library renovation

and possible expansion, was present.

Members of

Leo Daly walked the premises with the city's Facilities Manager and pinpointed

certain areas of concern, such as an area of the roof that leaks and some

areas where security could be a problem. The Leo Daly Company is also

looking into what aspects of the library will need to change over the

next 20 years, so that they and the library can plan ahead. The meeting

gave the engineers and architects from Leo Daly a clearer picture of what

will need to be done to the library.

There will

be a meeting Wednesday, June 18, at 7 p.m. and Jill Prouty, technology

and training manager of the Peachtree City Library, encourages members

of the public to attend. Citizens will be asked to give their input on

what the library needs and what things should be a part of the renovation

and possible expansion. The meeting will take place in the Floy Farr room

of the library.

The Library

Commission is aiming to have a design ready for the end of July as they

attempt to get a bond referendum to pay for the project on the November

ballot.