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Norwalk library board to ask city to cover Eagles‑lot parking costs, seeks clearer signage
Summary
The Norwalk Public Library board agreed Feb. 12 to draft a memo asking the city or parking authority to assume the roughly $12,006 annual cost for ~30 Eagles‑lot spaces, citing program needs, signage failures and the lease renewal; Sherrell and a board officer were authorized to prepare the memo.
The Norwalk Public Library board agreed Feb. 12 to ask the city to explain or assume payment for parking the library currently leases in the Eagles lot after staff reported the roughly $12,006 annual charge may increase when the lease is renewed.
Board members and staff said the spaces are needed for program days and staff safety but that responsibility for paying the lot should rest with the city parking authority rather than the library’s operating budget.…
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