Transforms Alderman Library, built in 1938, into a 21st century building that will provide up-to-date space for research, teaching, and study. Serious code and operating cost issues will be addressed by replacing all mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. The program will also add fire suppression and alarm systems and establish clear egress routes. The Alderman Library Renewal was authorized in Chapter 854, 2019 Acts of Assembly at a total cost of $152.5 million. The approved project is funded from a combination of 21st Century bond funds ($132.5 million) and nongeneral funds ($20 million). This recommendation supports $13.7 million in 9(d) bonds to support the nongeneral fund component.