They are marked as "un- approved" because final approval will await a vote of the board members at the next board meeting in July. Major news sources however have been reporting the library's approval as of Sunday June 12th. All local news sources as well as the website of the Birmingham Baldwin Library are linked to this blog and appear in the right hand column under" Resources."
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The Birmingham Bloomfield Eccentric in it's Sunday edition reported ..."it appears a deal was reached for the Baldwin Public Library to begin providing library services to residents in Bloomfield Hills."
The Detroit Free Press also reported on Sunday that "The Bloomfield Hills City Commission could decide Tuesday (at the city Commission meeting Tuesday June 14th at 7:30 pm) whether to approve a three-year contract that would let Bloomfield Hills residents have full privileges at the Birmingham library."
The estimated cost per household on an anual basis would be $180 and all households would presumably pay the same amount. Should the Bloomfield Hills commission shoul approve the offer, final approval would await a vote of the city residents which could come as early as the November election.
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