I'm still uncommitted on the library referendum. I'll probably vote for
it. But since it's a pretty major investment it does deserve some scrutiny.
I'm moved by the critique that it doesn't necessarily need to be
downtown. Perhaps it could be placed in the near south-of-downtown, like
next to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, for less capital cost?
I understand that it needs to be transit accessible; but many locations
near downtown are pretty good in this respect. Even better are the lower
priced areas within the downtown transit zone. How about old St. Anthony?
I really have found the current location to be an impediment to visiting.
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