C. Work-Storage Areas (These areas may be separate.)
 1. Purposes and Activities
 a. Receiving and unpacking materials and equipment
 b. Preparing materials for circulation pasting, lettering,
 lacquering
 c. Mending books
 d. Preparing bulletin boards and displays
 e. Storing magazines
 f. Housing supplies and professional aids
 2. Space Allocation
 A minimum of 250 square feet for the combined work
 and storage areas
 3. Placement
 Adjacent and with direct access to main reading area
 and to the audio-visual areas (If ceiling-height wall sepa-
 rates work area from reading area, it should contain a
 clear glass partition from 3'4" above floor level to a height
 of 6'.)
 4. Equipment
 a. Work counter area (See Appendix, Drawing 8.)
 (1) Sink with running water; hot water provided when
 possible
 (2) At least two well-placed electrical outlets
 (3) Standing- or sitting-height work space with top of
 plastic laminate or similar material and with deep
 shelves underneath for supplies and cabinets above
 (For 18" 20" on wall above work counter, plastic
 laminate or similar material should be installed to
 protect wall when books are lacquered. Sufficient
 kneehole space for two people, if sitting height is
 used. Space above work counter, if a solid wall,
 should have hanging cabinets or open, adjustable
 shelving not to exceed 7' in height.)
 b. Typewriter, typewriter table, and chair
 c. Straight chairs, 18" high, or stools for student assistants
 d. Shelving
 Several types are needed in the work area. Use all
 available wall space.