TENTATIVE TIME-LINE FOR THE FRANKLIN AVENUE PROJECT
December 2007:
Requests for Proposal Mailed
January 2008:
Architectural Selection Committee
February 2008:
Architect Interviews/Selection
February – July, 2008:
Building Programming, Schematic Design,
Community Meetings
July – December, 2008:
Building Design, Public Input
January – March, 2009:
Construction Bid Documents
The timing of the bid process will be determined as funding goals are reached. donate now »
About the Franklin Avenue Library
Find everything you need for your next book discussion at the Franklin Avenue Library! With the library's book discussion sets, you can check out eight to fifteen copies of a current or classic book from a selection of more than ninety different titles, all for free. If you're looking for a book just for you, there's no better place to find it than the Franklin Avenue Library.
With a collection of more than 100,000 books, audio books and CDs, music CDs, CD-ROMS, DVDs, videos, and more than 200 magazine titles, the library remains ready to meet your daily needs. Bilingual patrons also benefit from Franklin Avenue Library's extensive collection.
Want to get your children interested in reading before they begin to walk and talk? Bring them to our lapsit story time for ages 0 to 18 months. We also offer events for older youth as well, with year-round programs, clubs and events available for children and teens. For after school activity, youth are free to search the Internet and do homework with our computers in both the teen and children's areas.
