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Library board told Browning Library eligible for EPA mold remediation
Summary
Library board member Becky Kimmitt told commissioners that the Browning Library is eligible for EPA-funded mold remediation and a PAR; a Granite Peak representative will brief the library board at its meeting at 4:30 p.m.
Becky Kimmitt, speaking during public comment, told the Glacier County commissioners that the Browning Library is eligible for Environmental Protection Agency-funded mold remediation and for a Post-Assessment Report (PAR). She invited commissioners to the library board meeting at 4:30 p.m. where a Granite Peak representative will present further information.
Kimmitt said the eligibility news came from the EPA and that the library board hopes to learn more about timelines and cost estimates at the board meeting. Commissioners acknowledged the update and several said they planned to attend or review the report that follows.
No formal action or funding decision was taken by the commissioners during the meeting; Kimmitt’s remarks were heard as part of public comment and will be followed up at the library board meeting.
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