The
main entrance to the Chapman building in Apalachicola has been closed
and the new entrance to the historic building is now off 14th
street.
The
front doors of the Chapman Building have always been accessible from
12th street, but because of the new city library that is
being built there, those doors are no longer accessible.
The
Chapman building houses doctor's offices so it is important that the
public can get into the building.
The
County, along with the Apalachicola Bay Charter School, have worked
together to provide access from 14th Street, near the
corner of 14th street and Avenue E.
The
county removed the fencing that has blocked access in the past and
installed a new fence to seperate an ABC school playground from the
public.
Its
likely that 12th
street access to the Chapman building will be available again in a
few months through the Library’s
main entrance once the new library is complete.
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