Arts & Entertainment
Library to Install Glass 'Quiet Reading' Room
City officials are expected to approve a $34,000 project to install a glass-enclosed reading room at Dunedin Public Library.
Dunedin library is likely to get a glass-enclosed quiet reading room.
The roughly $34,000 project would mean installing several 5/8-inch glass panels with one entry door for an enclosed, "quiet reading room" inside the Dunedin Public Library, according to a city memo.
"The room will have a classic library feel with a 'hint' of the former Public Library that was once located at the current City Hall," writes Phyllis Gorshe, library director, in a memo to the city manager.
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City leaders are expected to give final approval for Glass Services Inc. of Clearwater's bid on the project at Thursday night's commission meeting.
The Dunedin Public Library Foundation donated at least $30,000 toward construction of a quiet reading room.
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