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Library commission outlines operating results and proposes retrofit of adjacent "pink building" for historical exhibits and bookstore
Summary
Library commissioners reported heavy use of the new Calamasa library since its July opening, proposed repurposing an adjacent city‑owned former post office for historical exhibits and a used‑book sales area, and asked the council to consider shifting historical duties into the library commission's charge.
The Calamasa Library Commission reported to the council on Sept. 15 that the new library facility, opened July 19 and owned by Riverside County with the city owning the land, has generated significant patronage and program activity. Library staff told commissioners the facility had more than 6,000 checkouts and over 3,000 patron visits for August.
At the meeting, Library Commission Chair (name not provided in transcript) and library staff described program expansion, fundraising and operational needs. The commission reported…
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