[Publib] ADA phonebooth

[Phil Hearne]

Elizabeth, 

I would ditch the phone booth idea [is there privacy anymore?] and go with
one of the simple, coin-op rotary phones that are available to purchase via
the Net for a couple hundred dollars. 
Simple to use and program. Not an income producing commodity, but definitely
a much appreciated convenience. Plus it relieves staff from the requests to
use the business phone. 

Phil Hearne
Massanutten Regional

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> [mailto:publib-bounces at webjunction.org] On Behalf Of elizabeth fraser
>  Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 12:41 PM
>  To: publib at webjunction.org
>  Subject: [Publib] ADA phonebooth
>  
>  Hi
>     We have a fabulous older circular phonebook with a round door that 
> slides around. Stylish and it helps with noise. However it is not ADA 
> accessible.
>  
>      I was wondering if anyone had ADA accessible phonebooths. If so, 
> could you send send me images of it.
>  
>     Have any of you chosen to not have a public phonebooth because of 
> difficulty making it ADA accessible.  What was the public reaction to 
> the removal of your phone booth?
>  
>     Thank you
>  
>  Elizabeth
>  
>  --
>  Elizabeth Fraser
>  Reference Services Head
>  Kanawha County Public Library
>  123 Capitol St
>  Charleston WV 25301
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