Reconfigure to increase technology access. Remodel to increase technology access. After reviewing the document and making modifications, the Library Board agreed on a set of proposals and held a series of community meetings to receive public feedback. In August 2000, the Library Board requested the City Council to place a Referendum on the ballot in the November election to allow a public vote on library capital improvement funding. Next Steps Ongoing Community Feedback People are invited to submit comments on the proposed improvements for Library Board consideration.
Libraries are for everyone.
That message came through loud and clear when Minneapolis residents voted overwhelmingly to approve the Referendum. The Library Board gratefully acknowledges the City's strong expression of support. All people will benefit from the Referendum once Minneapolis has 21st century libraries to meet information-age needs. Thank you for approving the Referendum and making this significant investment in Minneapolis' cultural, educational, and economic infrastructure.