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Architects to return in May with drawings for Mount Shasta library expansion
Summary
City staff said hired architects Noel and Tam are preparing detailed drawings and will return in May to present designs, verify existing structural drawings and take test borings to confirm conditions before turning plans over to a general contractor.
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City staff told the council the architects hired for the Mount Shasta library expansion, identified as Noel and Tam, are working on drawings and supporting documentation and plan to return in May to present their progress and take measurements and test borings inside the building.
Todd said the library expansion committee helped select the architects and that Noel and Tam will produce documents sufficient for a general contractor to price the work, including structural plans and site information. Staff said the architects want to verify older structural drawings and will take test borings at locations where records are uncertain.
Staff said smaller working sessions will be scheduled for committee members and residents who want to discuss detailed interior elements, such as sink placement and space planning. Invitations for the May meetings will be sent to the library expansion committee and interested stakeholders.
No formal action was taken; staff will bring the architects back for a May presentation.

