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Library director: electrical, fire‑alarm work may push some construction tasks to mid‑October
Summary
Library Director Trent Beaven told the North Logan City Library board that electrical work is on track for late September but a redesigned fire‑alarm system may delay rim cutting and related finishing work into mid‑October, postponing a firm grand‑opening date.
Trent Beaven, the library’s director, told the board the project remains active but that some systems require redesign. “We’re still waiting on things to be done with the electrical, and that's scheduled to be done at the end of September if all goes well,” he said, noting the fire‑alarm system could not reuse the old hardware and must be redesigned.
Beaven said the redesign likely pushes noninvasive construction tasks such as rim cutting into mid‑October. “It’s looking like October, mid October that we'll do a rim cutting,” he said, adding staff are reluctant to announce dates until contractors confirm timelines. The director said staff will notify board members when work is scheduled so they can attend a grand‑opening event.
The board did not set a firm reopening date during the meeting. The director also reported staff have finished moving books to the new location and are in the process of organizing and cleaning the collection ahead of full operations.
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