$2.4 million plan reconfigures City Hall and library
Architecture and design consultants Jeff Bulla and Maureen Arndt presented conceptual design plans for a $2.43 million City Hall and library space renovation to Bee Cave City Council members on June 24.
The proposed construction would be conducted in three phases, Bulla said.
"Phase 1 would give us a little bit of [extra] seating, but Phase 2 would provide more room for our collections, [add a] family restroom and improve safety for the kids," Head Librarian Barbara Hathaway said. "It's something we've waited a long time for."
The library would eventually occupy most of the first floor, leaving the council chambers, executive conference room and mayor's office intact, Bulla said. Teen and adult sections would be housed in the former staff offices, which would be relocated to the second floor along with the city's municipal court, he said.
