Deputy Summit County Manager Janna Young and Deputy Communications Director Bridget Noble preview the Oct. 3 public tours of the new PEAK Center, which will house county offices, council chambers, the DMV and the library on Landmark Drive in Kimball Junction. In addition to the tours, a 1 p.m. book brigade will see local lineup from the current library to the PEAK to pass books one-by-one to their news home. Free taco trucks will be on hand. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Plans for an new transit center and the Six Ridge mixed-used development will also be on display along with designs for a proposed pedestrian bridge that will span state Route 224. Parking is limited and locals are encouraged to bike, walk or use transit to attend.
Check out Summit County library's new Kimball Junction home Oct. 3
Matt Sampson
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KPCW