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Library consultants propose phased ‘refresh’ then expansion; steering committee to vote May 6
Summary
Consultants presented a revised long-range plan for the Georgetown Public Library that recommends a short-term interior ‘refresh’ (3–7 years) and delays a full expansion to 8–15 years; the library’s steering committee will vote May 6 on the plan.
Consultants from Steinberg Hart updated the Georgetown City Council on a revised long‑range library plan that recommends a smaller, near‑term “refresh” of the existing building followed later by a larger expansion.
Doug (Steinberg Hart, consultant) told council the consultants re‑scoped the plan in response to earlier council feedback, and proposed interior changes that could be implemented within the existing footprint in roughly three to seven years. "We still think that expansion is gonna be required at some point," Doug said, "but in the interim . . . there are a lot of things that you all…
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