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Public asked for their thoughts on plans for new main library

The deadline to take part in the online survey is Tuesday, March 18. The four pages of survey questions include, 'The library is the anchor of a city.
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The process of planning for a new main library is underway. The deadline to give your opinion in an online survey is March 18, but a public meeting will be held March 20 for those who want to give their opinions in person. File photo.
The deadline to take part in the online survey is Tuesday, March 18. The four pages of survey questions include, 'The library is the anchor of a city. Do you agree or disagree?' and 'Are there examples of existing libraries, archives or heritage projects that you admire? What are their qualities that you find most appealing?'

The survey can be accessed at sudburylibrary.survey.esolutionsgroup.ca/TakeSurvey.aspx?SurveyID=74K0np2

In addition to the survey, the public is invited to an open house March 20 at the main library on Mackenzie Street from 4-7 p.m. to give input in person and to get a behind-the-scenes look at how the library works.

According to the library's website, the “open house is designed to give the public a better understanding about how the library functions on a day-to-day basis and to have an opportunity to see what is in the works for the new central library, archives and heritage museum complex.”

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