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Library Space Planning Guide
-LibrarySpace Planning GuideConnecticut State LibraryHartford, Connecticut2002 -Contact PersonMary Louise Jensen, Building ConsultantDivision of Library DevelopmentConnecticut State LibraryTel: 860/566-2712; 1-800/253-7412 Fax: 860/525-7645E Mail: Library BOARDAnn M Clark, ChairEdmund B. Sullivan, Vice-ChairJudge Joseph P. FlynnJudge Francis X. HennessyJoy HostageMollie KellerLarry KibnerE. Frederick PetersenBetty SternbergEdwin E. WilliamsLIBRARY ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFK endall Wiggin, State LibrarianSharon Brettschneider, Director, Division of Library DevelopmentEunice DiBella, Public Records AdministratorMark Jones, State ArchivistRichard Kingston, Director, Administrative ServicesDean Nelson, Museum AdministratorLynne Newell, Director, Information Services Division -2002 (1986 original published and revised in 1989, 1996, 1999, 2001)The following individuals served on the 1996 committee that revised this document: NolanLushington, James Kusack, Richard Schoenhardt, Anne Walluk, Susan Cormier, and MaryLouise Jens
accessible routes may include corridors, floors, ramps, elevators, lifts, and clear floor space next to furniture. Buildings officially designated as historically significant are not exempt form the ADA, but libraries do not have to damage the historic integrity of the structure to make them accessible; every effort should be made to
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