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i <br /> available station. Timers are used to monitor the twenty-minute time limit. <br /> • Patrons have requested Internet and other computer instructional sessions. we are not <br /> able to accommodate that need in the present building. <br /> • The library gets many more requests from groups reeding meeting space than can be <br /> satisfied. The small size of the space and the need to conform to library hours eliminates <br /> many potential users. <br /> • The needs of young adults are unmet. The collection is smaller than the population <br /> warrants because the building can't accommodate more volumes. Young adults lack <br /> table and seating space for doing homework assignments. The new building will address <br /> these items plus provide computer stationwithin the Young Adult room. <br /> PROPOSED BUILDING IN RELATION ATION o NEEDS OUTLINED ABOVE <br /> . Describe the future library's impact on projected20-year library service reeds for your <br /> cor r U17ity. <br /> 0 The future library will be designed to take advantage of electronic technology. <br /> 0 it will have comfortable seating and quiet spaces for reading and research. <br /> 0 It will become a cultural center for the community and will host programs-of interest for <br /> larger sized groups. <br /> . What people or groups of people will be able to mace use of an expanded or renovated <br /> facility that cannot or do not use it row? <br /> • older children and Young Adults will have dedicated space in the new library. The <br /> current children's space was designed for children five and under. <br /> 0 People in the business community will benefit from the expanded Reference <br /> e <br /> Department. A wider variety of business and financial resources will be added to the <br /> collection. Currently, patrons desiring this depth of information go to Falmouth, a nearby <br /> large library. <br /> Community groups such as scout groups, Hospice support groups, homeowners <br /> associations, and others will have space where they can hold meetings. The new <br /> building will have a small conference room as well as a large everts room, which can be <br /> divided into two spaces. An after hours entry will give greater community access even <br /> when the library is closed. <br /> . What services and programs, etc. can be offered in a new,, expanded or renovated facility? <br /> a A 100-seat Events Room will be created. ' Musical performances, lectures, art shows, <br /> boob discussions and workshops will be held thus aftracting larger and iv rse groups. <br /> The library to will meet the goal of becoming a-cultural center for the community. <br /> a Quiet Space will be created. Tutors and serious students can use the quiet space to do <br /> serious studying. <br /> o several comfortable rtable seating areas will be provided. Patrons will be able to enjoy <br /> reading newspapers and periodicals or sit and read a book in the library. <br /> G The Reference Department will be expanded. More patrons will have access to <br /> databases-than is currently possible. Patrons will not have to compete for space and <br /> equipment with people who want to use the Int-arnet for email, as they do now. <br /> d <br />