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Will provide the community with a modern, accessible library, much needed affordable housing, quality childcare facilities, and parking for residents, library patrons and visitors to the downtown area.
The new modern library portion of the project, funded by voter-approved Measure S, will replace the existing downtown library. The project is located in Downtown Santa Cruz at a city-owned surface parking lot (Lot 4), bounded by Cathcart, Cedar and Lincoln Streets. The weekly Downtown Farmers’ Market that is currently located on Wednesdays at the project site will move to a permanent home in Downtown Santa Cruz.
Download the Fact Sheet here and see the Frequently Asked Questions
Visit the City of Santa Cruz Downtown Library & Affordable Housing Project website
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On February 11, 2016, the SCPL Facilities Financing Authority placed a $67 million bond measure (later designated Measure S) on the June, 2016 ballot. With 70% approval, voters agreed to fund Measure S.
These Measuring Measure S pages serve as a timeline and a documentation of the planning process and progress at each of the ten branches.
Image provided by 10-Over Studio
Will provide the community with a modern, accessible library, much needed affordable housing, quality childcare facilities, and parking for residents, library patrons and visitors to the downtown area.
The new modern library portion of the project, funded by voter-approved Measure S, will replace the existing downtown library. The project is located in Downtown Santa Cruz at a city-owned surface parking lot (Lot 4), bounded by Cathcart, Cedar and Lincoln Streets. The weekly Downtown Farmers’ Market that is currently located on Wednesdays at the project site will move to a permanent home in Downtown Santa Cruz.
Download the Fact Sheet here and see the Frequently Asked Questions
Visit the City of Santa Cruz Downtown Library & Affordable Housing Project website
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On February 11, 2016, the SCPL Facilities Financing Authority placed a $67 million bond measure (later designated Measure S) on the June, 2016 ballot. With 70% approval, voters agreed to fund Measure S.
These Measuring Measure S pages serve as a timeline and a documentation of the planning process and progress at each of the ten branches.