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ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR NELSON FELT THE FORMER ASSISTANT <br />PLANNER BOB BERG DID MOST OF THAT SET UP WHEN IT WAS BEING WORKED ON. <br />COMMISSIONER Loy COMMENTED THAT SHE HAD.NOT REALIZED IT WAS <br />PLANNED TO CUT OFF THE CORRIDORS ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE <br />AND USE THE CENTER OF THE HALLS FOR STORAGE. SHE WANTED TO BE SURE <br />EVERYONE WAS AWARE OF THAT. <br />MR. SINGH FELT THIS HAD BEEN MENTIONED, AND COMMISSIONER <br />SIEBERT AGREED THAT IT HAD AND FELT THIS WAS GOOD BECAUSE OF THE SECURITY. <br />MR. SINGH NOTED THAT DOORS WILL BE ACCESSIBLE TO EMPLOYEES FOR EMER- <br />GENCIES, ETC., BUT IT WILL ELIMINATE PUBLIC ACCESS AT TWO DOORS. <br />COMMISSIONER Loy CONTINUED TO QUESTION THE PROPOSED LAYOUT <br />OF THE COURTHOUSE AND HAVING STORAGE ON THE FIRST FLOOR. <br />MR. $INGH NOTED THAT THEY MADE A STUDY OF ALL FILES, CABINETS, <br />ETC., AND MRSA WRIGHT PLANS TO USE THIS SPACE TO HAVE EVERYTHING BROUGHT <br />UP FROM THE BASEMENT AND LEAVE SOME SPACE FOR FUTURE EXPANSION. <br />IN FURTHER DISCUSSION, IT WAS NOTED THAT THE GENERAL PUBLIC <br />WILL COME IN THE.FRONT DOOR.AND ONLY NEEDS ACCESS -TO THE CENTRAL AREA. <br />MR. $INGH AGREED -THAT THEY WILL COME IN AND BE DIRECTED TO <br />EITHER THE COUNTY COURT, CIRCUIT COURT OR RECORDING FUNCTIONS. HE <br />REPORTED THAT THE BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERS RECOMMENDED THAT A ROOM BE <br />ASSIGNED ON THE GROUND FLOOR FOR SOME KIND OF A FOOD SERVICE AND MRS. <br />WRIGHT AGREED TO RELEASE A ROOM FOR THIS PURPOSE. <br />COMMISSIONER LYONS QUESTIONED THE LAW LIBRARY BEING ON THE <br />FIRST FLOOR, NOTING THAT IT IS SUPERVISED BY JUDGE SMITHS SECRETARY. <br />MR. $INGH NOTED THAT THEY HAVE PROVIDED ACCESS TO THE LIBRARY <br />FROM THE PUBLIC DEFENDER'S OFFICE AND POSSIBLY THE PUBLIC DEFENDER'S <br />SECRETARY MIGHT BE ABLE TO GIVE SOME TIME TO THIS. <br />.ATTORNEY COLLINS INQUIRED ABOUT AN EXTRA HEARING ROOM. HE <br />NOTED THAT THE PROBLEM IS THE HEARING ROOMS THAT ARE ON THE PLAN ARE <br />BASICALLY PRETTY SMALL AND NOT CAPABLE OF HOLDING A NON -JURY TRIAL. <br />THE SUGGESTION WAS TO TURN THE JUDGES STORE ROOM INTO A HEARING ROOM <br />SO THAT NON -JURY TRIALS COULD BE'HEARD. THE PROBLEM IS THE INADEQUATE <br />SIZE OF THE HEARING ROOMS. <br />43 <br />JUN 61979 <br />BOOK '40 PAGE 1 8 <br />F1 <br />