Future Salt Lake City museum site gets renovated
The future site of the Leonardo museum in Salt Lake City, Utah has begun 15 months of renovation work. The former library building is undergoing asbestos abatement and getting a seismic upgrade, as well as other improvements. An official opening date will be announced later this month. The Leonardo project is being funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Redevelopment Agency, Rocky Mountain Power’s Blue Sky Program and a $10.2 million city bond.
For the full story, go to Salt Lake Tribune.
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