Space allotted for town library

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Part of Wright South eyed for possible new building.

The township has provided a 10,000-square-foot placeholder for a possible freestanding library in its plan for the Wright South property near the Cranbury School, Committeewoman Pari Stave, liaison to the library board of trustees, announced at the committee's meeting Aug. 9.

Ms. Stave said the placeholder would be part of a Village Green to be built beside the Babe Ruth baseball field planned for the Wright South tract. The village could accommodate a freestanding library as well as community space in the future.

"It is an option," Ms. Stave said, stressing that there is no definite plan for a freestanding library yet.

She said the placeholder is important now because if the township did decide to build a freestanding library, it wouldn't have to purchase new land to do so.

"Plans for a freestanding library have been discussed, not by Township Committee but by the library trustees, but there has yet to be a formal decision," she said.
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