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Library—s recreation-center memorandum of understanding limits library use; board questions value of shared space
Summary
The library—s memorandum of understanding with Parks, Recreation and Forestry gives parks first priority for the library recreation center, leaving the library second and limiting daytime use; trustees said the board contributed to the room—s construction and questioned whether the library receives commensurate benefit.
Trustees discussed the library recreation center (LRC) memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Parks, Recreation and Forestry and said the agreement gives parks first priority and the library second priority for use of the space, limiting the library—s ability to schedule programs there.
Steve summarized the MOU language: Parks, Recreation and Forestry have first priority to schedule and use the library recreation center; the library has second priority; if neither department uses the space it can be offered for rent to the public or other city departments.…
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