Planning any undergraduate library represents an unusual, complex and multi-problemed process. This working paper, composed of selected quotes or comments from actual planners, attempts to offer an overview of the more pressing concerns. The appended "decision checklist" used on one campus outlines topics important to the thinking of any undergraduate library planner, including: (1) location, (2) collections, (3) administrative organization, (4) housing the collections, (5) circulation, (6) reserves for classes, (7) reference service, (8) provisions for study, (9) special provision for faculty, (10) staff areas, (11) miscellaneous and (12) other aspects and/or overall comment. A bibliography is provided. (NH)