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WELD LIBRARY DISTRICT
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 2005
FARR BRANCH LIBRARY, NORTH MEETING ROOM
1939 615T AVENUE, GREELEY, COLORADO
4:45 P.M.
REGULAR MEETING
AGENDA
1.0 OPENING OF MEETING
1.1 Roll Call
1.2 Adoption of Agenda
1.3 Adoption of Minutes
1.4 Citizens Communications
2.0 FOUNDATION REPORT
3.0 PRESIDENT'S REPORT
3.1 Committee appointments
3.2 Reconsideration of library materials process
4.0 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT
4.1 Activities report
4.2 Quarterly Statistics
4.3 SW WLD Facilities Task Force
4.4 ADP/EZ Labor
5.0 ITEMS FOR INFORMATION/ACTION
5.1 Redistricting/Board member nomination process.
5.2 Tsunami relief
5.3 Mileage reimbursements
6.0 ADJOURNMENT
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WELD LIBRARY DISTRICT BOARD
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING, DECEMBER 13,2004
President Brian Larson called the meeting to order at 4:55 pm in the meeting room of the Fan
Branch Library, Greeley, Colorado.
PRESENT: Brian Larson, President; Margery Curtiss, Vice-president; Nomie Ketterling,
Secretary; Ron Baker, Trustee; Ray Peterson, Trustee; Rosalie Martinez, Trustee;
ALSO PRESENT:
Janine Reid, Executive Director; Beth Hager, Associate Director; Kelli Johnson,
Public Information Coordinator; Cindy Osborne, Centennial Park Branch
Manager; Rita Kadavy, Bookmobile Manager; Kari Baumann, Fan Branch
Manager; Shirley Quinn, Finance Manager; Nancy D'Albergaria, Development
Coordinator; Maggie Witwer, IT Manager; John Bookman, Friends of Lincoln
Park Library; Jesse Fanciulli, Greeley Tribune.
ABSENT: Janine Freeman, Trustee
AGENDA: Ray made the motion to accept the agenda as printed and Marge seconded. The
motion passed unanimously.
MINUTES: Ray made a motion to accept the minutes of the November 15, 2004, regular
meeting and Rosalie seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
CITIZEN COMMUNICATIONS: None
FINANCIAL REPORT
Ron reported on the November monthly financial report on behalf of the Finance
Committee. As of the end of November the District should have reached 92% of
the 2004 budget. He reported that utilities for Lincoln Park reflect an overcharge
that will be adjusted. Water and Sewer is expected to be over budget for the year.
Other expenses will also be over budget because the Chataqua expense was
recorded in this account. As mentioned in previous meetings, the Insurance
Expense will also be over budget. Lease Payment is on target and the ending fund
balance should reflect a $6.65 million balance as predicted.
Ray explained that Insurance is over budget because of a reclass entry of the
Workers Comp insurance from Benefits to Insurance.
FOUNDATION REPORT
Marge noted that Foundation activities could be found in the November Activities
Report as reported by Nancy D'Albergaria. Officers elected for 2005 are also
listed in the report. She mentioned that Laura Lane and Mary Evanson are new
Foundation board members.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Janine R. reported that she is making community connections. She recently met
with the City of Greeley to discuss the museum space at the Lincoln Park Branch.
The space is not available to the District in the near future, but the city is open to
allowing the District portions of the building once the police (the use of the
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police) department space is vacated in a couple of years. Janine R. asked the
Trustees to think about suggestions they may have for solving the existing space
problem for Collection Development, Tech Services and the IT departments.
There is also a storage problem in the District. Beth explained that the plans for
Farr were made when the District was a part of the county. When the District
parted ways with the county, they had to hire accounting and HR staffs that were
not included in the plans. Also, the addition of the Collection Development
department has taxed the space available at CP.
Janine R. said that the budget includes money for furniture and partitions but not
extra space. She said that this is a problem that may be worked into the Facilities
Task Force.
Janine R. has met with the Aims Community College academic dean. They
discussed a partnership with Aims' library technician program by introducing
some public library information and the District teaching courses. They discussed
a fiber optic connection with Aims for teleconferencing and collection
development with small business and non profit collections.
The District has received a certificate from Ask Colorado for its participation.
There were 1,247 questions asked by Weld Library District residents and 1,054
questions answered by District staff who participated.
Janine R. told the trustees that the five service goals have been included in the
2005 budget. The staff has brainstormed and identified activities for each goal.
Currently they are developing objectives for the goals and ways to measure
success. In April a new strategic plan process will begin.
ITEMS FOR INFORMATION/ACTION
Consider resolution to adopt 2005 budget(action required)
Janine R. highlighted the changes to the 2005 budget since the Board last
reviewed it at the October Board meeting.
Revenue increased by $9,060 as a result of the county's update on property tax
revenue. Salaries decreased slightly and insurance increased by $8,285. Fund
Balance was decreased in order to reflect a conservative stance. In 2005 a new
Systems Administrator position will handle the daily Horizon/HIP automated
library system operations. Also, in 2005 the District will begin eliminating the
less-than-20-hour positions by combining them into 20+hour positions. This will
improve customer service by providing continuity for part-time employees. There
will not be a dramatic difference in the budget.
Ron made the motion to adopt the 2005 budget a presented on pages 25 and 26 in
the board packets. Ray seconded. The motion passed unanimously in a roll call
vote by those trustees in attendance.
Consider resolution to appropriate sums of money (action required)
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WELD LIBRARY DISTRICT BOARD
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Nomie made a motion to accept the resolution to appropriate sums of money.
Marge seconded. The motion passed unanimously in a roll call vote by those
trustees in attendance.
Consider resolution to set mill levies (action required)
Ray moved to set mill levies and Rosalie seconded. The motion passed
unanimously in a roll call vote by those trustees in attendance.
Approve revised Internet use policy (action required)
Janine R noted that the Board should consider revising the Internet use policy to
address the filtering laws and to explain what is expected from patrons (i.e.
downloading viruses). The new policy incorporates more positive language.
Nomie made the motion to accept the revised Internet use policy and Rosalie
seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
Approve the 2005 holiday schedule(action required)
Marge made the motion to adopt the 2005 holiday schedule as printed and Ron
seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
Nominating Committee report and election of 2005 Board officers (action required)
Nomie reported the nominations recommended by the Nominating Committee
(Nomie and Ron) for 2005 officers. They recommended that Brian Larson remain
as president, Marge Curtiss remain as vice president and Ray Peterson be elected
Secretary. The trustees voted unanimously for these 2005 officers.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT
Brian and Janine R. met with County Commissioners to discuss the make up of
the Board. With the southwest part of the district asking for more representation,
it was suggested that the trustees look at the makeup of the Board and how the
District should be represented. Brian named Marge and Ron as the taskforce to
look at the situation and make recommendation back to the Board.
Brian asked the trustees to sign up for a 2005 standing committee. A sign up
sheet will be sent out and the trustees may indicate their interest in a standing
committee.
The trustees may submit their mileage and other expenses for reimbursement
from the District.
The trustees were asked to fill out a brief questionnaire about themselves to share
with the other trustees. The information will be compiled by the executive
secretary and given to them next month.
ADJOURNMENT Brian adjourned the meeting at 5:55 p.m.
Weld Library District
Activities Report
December 2004
Executive Director:
• SW WLD Task Force meetings and activities. A primary activity is figuring out
how to revise the Colorado Library Law to provide an inclusion clause to allow
governmental units to join an existing library district.
• Helped formalize 2005 employee benefits.
• Began working with AIMS to develop curriculum for a Library Technician AA
degree program. The project team includes Beth Hager,Nancy Edmonds
(AIMS), Gary Pitkin(UNC) and Deb Kirk(Weld County School District 6.
• Began process to restructure the District(see WLD Informed).
• Misc: New horizons Word training, visit with Rep. Jim Riesberg, lots of holiday
socializing.
Associate Director:
• Participated in the inaugural planning meeting for the WLD 20th Anniversary
celebration and the informal meeting with Representative-elect Jim Riesburg.
• Attended New Horizons class in preparation for enhanced Outlook capabilities
• Began addressing the staff space needs at Farr and Centennial Park by redesigning
office locations and identifying furniture needs
Lincoln Park Branch
• Tres Los Pumas, a mariachi group,presented a concert at the Lincoln Park Branch
on Saturday, December 4. The concert was followed by refreshments, crafts and
a piñata party for children. Approximately 90 adults and children attended the
event.
• The Young Adult Programming Committee hosted a teen study break night for
young adults on Tuesday, December 14. Approximately 40 teens enjoyed the
food, games, and social time.
• A stained glass window, designed by Carolyn Stuart, has been installed above the
lobby doors. The window includes colors and designs found on the fabric panels
used on the end panels in the library.
Farr Branch Library
• During the third week of December, Santa took time out of his busy schedule to
come visit with our smallest patrons. He visited all of our storytimes, talked with
the kids about what they'd like for Christmas and gave each of them a candy cane.
His bells and jolly laugh put smiles on the faces of everyone!
• The meeting room was used 23 times by outside groups.
• Received a recommendation from the Coffee Cart Committee to pursue an RFP
for a free-standing coffee cart to be placed in the rotunda. An RFP will be drafted
in January to be distributed by the end of the month.
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Activities Report
December 2004
Carbon Valley Branch
• Polar Express Party was attended by 20 children..
• Santa Claus visited from the American Legion with a check for the Friends of the
CVL for$510.
• Southwest Weld Facilities Task Force continues to meet at Carbon Valley to
discuss the southwest area.
Bookmobile
• Manager met with accounting staff to better understand and implement the new
ADP payroll system.
• Manager attended the Member meeting on Friday, December 10th, 2004.
• Hosted the Management team meeting on December 14th.
• Manager was present at the Benefit meeting on December 15th to discuss future
benefits for employees.
• Finalized Schedule for Winter/Spring 2005
Centennial Park
• The Children's Department hosted the Celebration of Lights on December 4.
Activities celebrated December traditions around the world. The event ended
with a parade of"reindeer"who sang holiday songs to all the library patrons. The
final storytime week included visits from Santa Claus. Our Santa volunteers
came from the Board, CP Reference, Facilities and Technical Services.
• The Young Adult Associate Librarian, Diane Tanner, and two staff from Fan met
with District 6 media specialists to discuss the library services WLD has to offer
the educational staff.
The ROYALS—Young Adult Teen Advisory Group met at the library for a meal
and book exchange to celebrate a successful year.
Study Breaks were held at Fan and Lincoln Park for the first time. The events
were well attended and based on the positive response, the teens loved it. The
Young Adult services at Lincoln Park will be expanded during 2005.
• Readers Advisory Notebooks: Nancy Almand and Donna Hausmann completed
the Reader's Advisory Notebooks for the Branch and member libraries. The last
notebook in the series was author and title read-a-likes. These have been well-
received by the members. The Foundation provided funding for the notebooks
and covers.
Development Coordinator
• Foundation
o Planned and conducted orientation for new Foundation Board members.
o Attended Christmas Party for Foundation Board and Board of Trustees.
• Trainings
o Attended customized training on Word and Outlook.
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Activities Report
December 2004
Tech Services
• Routine cataloging and processing.
Maintenance
• At Farr we completed the new cabinets in the storytime area, the cpu covers for
the self check out machines, installed the custom built adult book bag holders,
attended a new horizons class in Loveland, completed employee appraisals,
worked on a water filtration system for all branches to replace deep rock water,
repaired fireplace, worked on scheduling for time off and vacation requests and
made some misc. repairs.
• At Centennial Park we worked with community service workers, installed
stainless steel corner guards, added a shelf to the reference desk, installed a new
minutes holder,worked on shampooing carpets and re-finishing tile floors and
made some misc. repairs.
• At Lincoln Park we replaced light lenses in workroom, installed a twist lock wall
outlet in the computer room for new equipment, installed stainless steel corner
guards, installed a matching counter top on small filing cabinet, replaced broken
door glass and filed a Police report , installed stained glass art work, worked on
repair solutions for entry exterior ground lights, turned in work order for burned
out street lights, completed bid process for restroom door widening and made
some misc. repairs.
• At Carbon Valley we turned in a request for replacing burned out street lights,
covered John's (evening custodian) appraisal and went over his work list and
made some misc. repairs.
• On the Bookmobile we made some misc. repairs.
IT Department
• Staffing: Applications for the PC Technician position were reviewed. Interviews
were conducted with the top 5 choices including hands-on testing. A candidate
was chosen for the position who will start in January.
• Purchasing: Items for the balance of funds in the IT budget were purchased
including replacement workstations, network equipment, backup storage servers,
peripheral devices, and a new self checkout machine for Lincoln Park.
• Customized classes in Microsoft Word and Outlook were arranged for staff with
New Horizons Computer Learning Centers to use the balance of coupons for
2004. 24 staff attended these workshops.
• The IT Manager met with the Children's workteam about the creation of a
children's web page for WLD that will serve as our portal on the children's
Internet computers instead of Yahooligans. A committee was formed to work on
the project.
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Weld Library District
Activities Report
December 2004
Finance
• Continue to work on Payexpert and EZ Labor Manager associated with ADP
payroll
• Enter information for Year-end processing of payroll
• Evaluate General Ledger for any year end entries
• Daily functions as necessary(reporting, deposits, entries, etc.)
Collection Development
• Finished up end of year and special orders
• Worked on collection development policy and planning for next year
• WebEx Serials training
Human Resources
• Elected chairperson for United Way Directors of Volunteers in Agencies
(DOVIA)
• Organized and finalized 2005 benefits with broker and benefit committee.
• Prepared for Senior Human Resource Certification (SHRC).
Public Information
• 2006 will mark the Weld Library District's 20th Anniversary. I have formed a
committee which has met and discussed how to celebrate this milestone. The
committee will meet again in January to put some plans in motion. A few ideas
included: traveling displays that depict the Weld Library District over the past
20years and rebirthing our logo with a"20 years of service" slogan.
• I attended a two day workshop titled "Developing and Enhancing Marketing
Plans for Your Library."This workshop was presented by Suzanne Walters at the
Bibliographical Center for Research. The workshop laid the ground rules for
creating a Marketing Plan and gave us hands on time to create a small sample
plan.
• My next big project is the re-creation of the District's informational pieces.
Currently the District's has three pieces of literature that talk about our services,
borrowing privileges and the rights and responsibilities of parents. I am working
on redesigning these so that their will be one piece of literature for the District.
This will be in English and Spanish.
• As did many staff members I attended a New Horizons computer class to perfect
my skills in Microsoft Word and Outlook.
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Reconsideration of Library Materials
The Weld Library District actively supports and adheres to the Library Bill of Rights and
abides by the laws of the State of Colorado and the U.S. Constitution concerning
intellectual freedom. These laws and documents will be key factors in reconsidering
materials.
Should an individual library user object to a specific item in the collection, the request
should be handled as follows:
1. Staff will listen to the citizens' objections and respond courteously,but make no
commitment.
2. If the explanation of the selection policies does not satisfy the citizen, s/he shall
be given the Request for Reconsideration form to complete and submit to the
Library Director.
3. The Library Director and the Collection Development Manager will research the
item and provide information to the WLD Board of Trustees Standing Committee
on Reconsiderations. Together they will review the challenge and respond to the
citizen.
4. If the citizen is not yet satisfied, s/he may request the Library Board review the
challenge and take appropriate action.
5. No citizen may reissue a complaint for the same material for three years.
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Challenged Materials
The Weld Library District actively supports and adheres to the Library Bill of Rights and
abides by the laws of the State of Colorado and the U.S. Constitution concerning
intellectual freedom. These laws and documents will be key factors in reconsidering
materials.
Should an individual library user object to a specific item in the collection, the request
should be handled as follows:
1. Staff will listen to the citizens' objections,but make no commitment.
2. If the explanation of the selection policies does not satisfy the citizens, they shall
be given the Request for Reconsideration form to complete and submit to the
Library Director.
3. The Library Director and the Library Board will review the challenge and take
appropriate action.
4. No citizen may reissue a complaint for the same material for three years.
Weld Library District 2005 Annual Statistics December 2005
FARR tt CENTENNIAL PARK
Dec-04 Dec-03 YTD 04 YTD 03 % Chan•e YTD Dec-04 Dec-03 YTD 04 YTD 03 °/0 Chan•e YTD
MATERIALS LOANED
Total Items Checked Out 30094 25779 405696 378399 7% `• 32447 26814 441904 214705 106%
OTHER SERVICES
New Patrons Re•istered 164 157 3033 3505 -13% 281 212 4320 2393 81%
Peo• a Count 17603 16524 243785 249595 -2°/0 20663 17595 299968 152105 97%
Renewals 6359 5516 73718 66158 11%',x 5497 4957 66915 33729 98%
Holds Placed 1417 1257 19168 18160 6% 1699 1273 21599 10718 102%
Interlibra Loans.
Loaned 668 602 8310 6266 33%
Borrowed 227 215 3245 3217 1°/0
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Pro•rams Presented
Childrens 22 25 330 357 -8% 17 17 318 200 59%
Youn• Adult 1 13 18 -28% "! 1 3 20 15
Adult 1 3 24 40 -40% 12 4 200%
Computer Classes 3 2 83 53 57°/0 t 0 0
Outreach 0 0 0 0
Communi Events 7 3 133% 3 8 0
Total 27 30 457 471 -3% 21 20 358 219 63%
Pro•ram Attendance
Childrens 530 549 12052 11529 5%f"-<s 391 283 8760 4083 115%
Youn• Adult 25 387 516 -25% 20 75 630 368 71%
Adult 8 27 223 535 -58% 55 34 62%
Computer Classes 24 7 415 226 84% 0 0
Outreach 0 0 - 0 0
Communi Events 6163 4110 50% 76 0
Total 587 583 19240 16916 14% 411 358 9521 4485 112%
Homework Hel• Center 0 0 44 32 278 92 202%
In-house use of materials }. 1667 1940 24298 25812 -6% 1410 1984 24097 13008 85%
#of Internet Sessions 6153 8204 84310 84950 -1% 4770 7400 84869 51982 63%
Time Spent 0 0 0 0
Av• Time Per Session 0 0 0 0
Other Computer use 748 510 16782 4596 265% 2094 1232 27550 7924 248%
TA.ewriterUsa•e 11 10 179 176 2% = 21 77 0
Genealogy Usage 0 123 -100% 67 216 1970 2371 -17%
Weld Library District 2005 Annual Statistics December 2005
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Dec-04 Dec-03 YTD 04 YTD 03 % Change YTD Dec-04 Dec-03 YTD 04 YTD 03 % Change YTD
MATERIALS LOANED
Total Items Checked Out 13768 10996 120290 160861 -25% „ 7611 5745 102830 73035 41%
OTHER SERVICES
New Patrons Registered x 235 149 1852 2253 -18% ' ' 54 40 904 804 12%
People Count 14945 13157 129501 160038 -19% 5418 4098 87317 35890 143%
Renewals 2011 2327 18162 33243 -45%, 990 728 10856 7341 48%
Holds Placed 771 469 5140 7063 -27% 479 556 9779 5533 77%
Interlibrary Loans:
Loaned
Borrowed
Programs Presented
Childrens 14 14 139 208 -33% 14 18 198 204 -3%
Young Adult 1 2 2 0% 4 45 74 -39%
Adult 3 19 11 73% * 3 1 32 24 33%
Computer Classes 2 3 65 51 27% 0 1 -100%
Outreach 6 5 95 127 -25% 0 2 -100%
Community Events 1 1 0% 1 4 -75%
Total 26 22 321 400 -20% ` 17 23 276 309 -11%
Program Attendance
Childrens 95 92 1620 3766 -57% 356 407 6229 6127 2%
Young Adult 40 48 9 433% 82 991 1322 -25%
Adult 105 226 131 73% 21 2 236 137 72%
Computer Classes 7 20 394 318 24% 0 4 -100%
Outreach 114 71 2070 2193 -6% 0 110 -100%
Community Events 225 0 a 250 100 150%
Total 361 183 4583 6417 -29% 377 491 7706 7800 -1%
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Homework Help Center 0 0 0 0
In-house use of materials 900 1585 9254 18180 -49% 17 180 2089 1722 21%
#of Internet Sessions 8558 5060 57733 59840 -4% 820 779 11391 10428 9%
Time Spent 0 0 0 0
Avg Time Per Session € 0 0 0 0
Other Computer use .' 306 329 2085 3454 -40% : 68 64 904 812 11%
Typewriter Usage 1 10 0 10 -100% 12 7 71%
Genealogy Usage
Weld Library District 2005 Annual Statistics December 2005
BOOKMOBILE 'a3 GRAND TOTAL-ALL OUTLETS
Dec-04 Dec-03 YTD 04 YTD 03 % Change YTD Dec-04 Dec-03 YTD 04 YTD 03 %Change YTD
MATERIALS LOANED
Total Items Checked Out 7885 11002 116631 125041 -7% 91805 80336 1187351 952041 25%
OTHER SERVICES
New Patrons Re•istered 28 29 1519 1635 -7%;;.,s 762 587 11628 10590 10%
People Count 3918 26466 46749 -43%=µms 58629 55292 787037 644377 22%
Renewals 121 57 1237 781 58% € 14978 13585 170888 141252 21%
Holds Placed 242 295 2772 2709 2% 4608 3850 58458 44183 32%
Interlibra Loans:
Loaned 668 602 8310 6266 33%
Borrowed 227 215 3245 3217 1%
Pro•rams Presented
Childrens 67 74 985 969 2%
Youn• Adult 3 7 80 109 -27%
Adult 7 4 87 79 10%
Computer Classes 5 5 148 105 41%
Outreach 6 5 95 129 -26%
Communi Events 3 0 17 8 113%
Total 91 95 1412 1399 1%
Program Attendance
Childrens ,! 1372 1331 28661 25505 12%
Youn• Adult 85 157 2056 2215 -7%
Adult 134 29 740 837 -12%
Computer Classes 31 27 809 548 48%
Outreach _ 114 71 2070 2303 -10%
Community Events 0 0 6714 4210 59%
Total 1736 1615 41050 35618 15%
Homework Hel• Center 44 32 278 92 202%
In-house use of materials 3994 5689 59738 58722 2%
#of Internet Sessions . 20301 21443 238303 207200 15%
Time Sent 0 0 0 0
Avg Time Per Session 0 0 0 0
Other Com•uter user 3216 2135 47321 16786 182%
T •ewriter Usage 32 20 268 193 39%
Genealogy Usage gn 67 216 1970 2494 -21%
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