This report of the task force charged with defining and researching the issues related to access and ownership of materials at the University of Arizona library presents 23 short-and long-term recommendations in the following areas: (1) organization, including the establishment of separate staff units for access services and collection management and development; (2) automation, including implementing an integrated library system that interfaces with other information networks via the Internet; (3) collection development, such as establishing a cooperative collection development policy beginning with other Arizona universities; (4) financial issues, including strategies for funding document delivery and fund raising; (5) serials, including the development of guidelines for full-text document delivery as an alternative to local ownership; (6) staffing/service, such as studying what user services will be needed with greatly increased automation; and (7) use/user studies, including gathering data needed for decision-making in carrying out recommendations. A report on library users is included that is based on discussions by focus groups of faculty, graduate students, and library staff; analysis of graduate research citations; and interlibrary loan statistics. The document also contains data tables, background information about the library's financial condition, and a lengthy report from the focus groups. (Contains 57 references.) (KRN)