On Tuesday, the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors could send a quarter million dollars to three county library foundations in board chairperson Karen Mitchoff's district 4 for upgrades and upkeep.
On the board's consent calendar for Tuesday are $250,000 allocations to the Friends of the Pleasant Hill Library, the Walnut Creek Library Foundation, and the Clayton Community Library Foundation.
The $750,000 will come from the district's allocation of the county's livable community trust , generated by conditions placed upon developers of area projects. The funds will be distributed evenly throughout all five county districts.
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