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North York Central Library November 23, 2015 Toronto Public Library Board Meeting Gladys Allison Library (1959 1985) Preserved Harold Town Frieze Story Tree 1987 A New North York Central Library Our Community POPULATION: 85,775 2011


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North York Central Library

November 23, 2015 Toronto Public Library Board Meeting

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Gladys Allison Library (1959 – 1985)

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Harold Town Frieze Story Tree

Preserved

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1987 – A New North York Central Library

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Our Community

POPULATION: 85,775 2011 Census

AGE Adults 60% Seniors 16% Youth 13% Children 11% DWELLINGS Apartments 65% Single 28% Other 7% 66% 33% 1% LANGUAGE

Non-Official English French

Top Languages

  • Chinese
  • Korean
  • Persian
  • Russian

POPULATION DENSITY

  • 5,467 per sq km
  • 32% greater than city

average

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Activity

1.5 million visits 1.6 million circ

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Programs & Spaces

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Featured Collection

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City-Wide Services Delivered out of NYCL

  • Home Library Services
  • Bookmobiles
  • Adult Literacy Services

TPL Support Departments located at NYCL

  • Collection Development
  • Planning, Policy and E-Services

City Wide Services & Support

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Renovation Project

  • Significant large-scale project
  • Construction starts in 2016 for 3 – 4 years
  • First major renovation since opening
  • Library remains open for service
  • Positions the library as a leader in providing new library services
  • Allows for future flexibility
  • Maintains collections and services valued by the community
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Project Goals

  • Enhance customer service
  • Address changing needs of today’s library users and strategic plans
  • Introduce leading edge technology
  • Content creation spaces for digital innovation, e-learning, media labs
  • Space for incubation and business development
  • Increase lounge, program, study and collaboration space
  • Address SOGR issues
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Changes to Current Service Model

  • Consolidation of Business with Science and Technology Departments
  • n one floor
  • Consolidation of Research and Reference Local History and Genealogy

collections and services at the Toronto Reference Library

  • North York History Room created at NYCL
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Welcoming the Community

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A KidsStop Engages Children

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Leading Edge Learning

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A View to the Future