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MEETING OF:
DATE OF MEETING: OCTOBER 21,1998
TIME OF MEETING: 3:OO PM
PLACE OF MEETING:
LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
1775 Dove Lane - New Library site
CALL TO ORDER:
Chairman Ann L’Heureux called the meeting to order at 3:07 PM.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Library Board Trustees Tarman and Trigas. Arriving shortly
thereafter were trustees Baron and Gleason Huss.
Absent: None
Also Present: Cliff Lange, Library Director
Geoff Armour, Assistant Library Director
Mig Chaney, League of Women Voters
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
The minutes of the September 16, 1998, meeting were approved with one addition.
MONTHLY LIBRARY DIVISION HEADS REPORTS:
Chairman L’Heureux commented on the statistics provided by Acquisition and
Collection Development. It appeared that under the current fiscal year-todate column,
the acquisitions were increased over last year at this time with the exception of videos,
which seemed to be lower than last year.
Assistant Library Director Armour confirmed that there was less money in the budget for
the purchase of videos and that the video collection is the least used.
Trustee Gleason Huss pointed out the reduction in reference questions at the Centro de
Inforrnacion. Assistant Director Armour replied that all of the statistics at Centro for the
past month were down by 40% to 50%. The staff at Centro felt this was directly
connected with compliance of Prop208 which required all the children in the school
district to go through an English language immersion program.
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Trustee Baron asked if we had a component of the Adult Learning program for Spanish
speaking adults, or if there was a need. Assistant Director Armour said that need has
been addressed in the past by the ESL classes at Mira Costa Community College.
Trustee Trigas said that there was a large number of ESL classes also offered by
Palomar College. Director Lange explained that the thrust of our Adult Learning
Program is to continue what was started by the State Library which was focused on
English language speaking. Trustee L’Heureux commented that it had been observed
that many of the originally Spanish speaking people who learn English, still speak
Spanish but were illiterate in Spanish and are now literate in English.
LIBRARY BOARD COMMENTS:
Trustee Trigas asked that the time for the Library Board monthly meeting be changed
from 3:OO p.m. to 3:30 p.m. to give her a little more time to get to the meetings from her
class. The Board approved this change unanimously, effective with the next meeting.
Trustee Tannan reported on the Friend’s of the Library Foundation Board Meeting
which he had attended. They are still waiting for the forms from the State confirming
their 501~3 tax exempt status. The goal is to solicit some very large donations and
then concentrate on corporate donors. While in this planning stage, they will meet
monthly and Trustee Tarman will keep this Board informed of the progress.
Chairman L’Heureux reported that she had attended the Gallery Committee meeting
earlier today. She had brought the tentative schedule of the grand opening week
events which she distributed. The opening exhibit will be the Fieldstone exhibit and
other plans include a DeLoss McGraw exhibit, a black and white photograph exhibit, a
collection of woodcuts done by primarily paint artists from San Francisco and a juried
show of local artists with “for sale” items.
GENEALOGY PLAN:
Assistant Library Director Armour has been working with a committee formed from the
membership of the North San Diego County Genealogical Society to discuss the use of
the interior space of the Cole Library. This department is the major genealogy resource
south of Los Angeles. The unique feature of this collection is that nothing gets thrown
away. At the current rate of growth, in fifty years from now they would need the entire
building to house the collection. The committee of eight, dubbed the Genealogy
Advisory Team, has only had one meeting to date. In general, the committee has
decided to focus on a short range plan to cover the next two to three years, assuming
that Genealogy will be housed in the current building and occupy the entire mezzanine,
approximately 3,000 square feet. The longer term plan will be to look at the proposed
6,000 square feet which would include a local history room. This group will focus on the
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scope of the services and the collection that space will allow.
Trustee Trigas asked if the San Diego Library had a genealogy division. Assistant
Library Director Armour replied that San Diego has a small collection but no where near
what we offer in our library. The monthly statistics show that patrons come from all over
the United States as well as from some foreign countries to use this facility.
The committee intends to survey the membership as well as patrons who come into the
library to use the collection to try to determine their needs and expectations. The
ultimate product will be a vision for the future which will identify those needs and the
methods we will use to address the limits in space and staffing.
Assistant Library Director Armour suggested the possibility of having a joint meeting
between this Board and the Genealogy Advisory Team. Trustee Trigas was unclear as
to the purpose of such a meeting. Assistant Library Director Armour explained that it
would be for information gathering only and that actual decisions such as the
parameters of the local history room and the library collection would be made by the
Administrative Staff of the library. Trustee Trigas felt it was important that the
Genealogy group understand that it would not be a meeting of negotiations.
Chairman L’Heureux asked about the involvement of the Carlsbad Historical Society
and the local history room. Assistant Director Armour said that they had not really
defined the roles but his thought was that the Historical Society should have the
museum, the three dimensional items - artifacts, and the library should have the print
material and photographs, identified as “the flat stuff by Chairman LHeureux.
TECHNOLOGY PLAN:
The plan which was distributed earlier provided a time line for things which needed to
be accomplished between October and December of this year. Library Director Lange
reported that the automation committee will meet next week to review that list and begin
the staff training on the new interface. A large part of that process will include the
inventory of all the computer equipment.
Trustee Baron had several questions on the report. Her first questions had to do with
the network disaster recovery plan and to what extent will the network be stand alone.
In the event of not having access to on line services, to what extent would it impact our
services and day to day functions?
She also wanted to know to what extend does the library currently have requirement
for PC skills in all current job classifications. Director Lange explained that we do not
have the requirement as not all of the current employees have a PC that they must use.
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Part of the new technology plan is to replace the dumb terminals with PC’s and have a
station set up in the current library to train the staff. Assistant Director Armour also
pointed out that changes in the job descriptions would involve the City’s Human
Resources Department as well.
Additionally, Trustee Baron asked if there was any plan to meet the needs of the non-
English speaking public. Director Lange pointed out that we have Spanish on the
catalog now and will continue that in the new building. The interface gives the general
instructions on how to use the catalog in both English and Spanish but the actual
entries are only in English. To actually use the catalog the user needs to be English
literate. We have bilingual staff members to assist those non-English speaking patrons
and we use bilingual signage throughout the library.
Trustee Baron also offered the suggestion that the library consider allowing the patrons
to renew books by e-mail as well as by the telephone. Director Lange said that at
present time the library does not have an e-mail address. Once the City’s web site is
developed, the library will be on the Internet.
Trustee Trigas asked if we could provide the new technology at the existing Cole
building in view of the age of the cable and wiring. Director Lange reported that it would
work, but not as well as it could. We will need to replace all the dumb terminals with
PC’s and that may require additional wiring. It is one of the reasons for going ahead
with the major construction project to provide equitable services.
COLE LIBRARY:
Director Lange reported on the meeting with the City Manager and Finance Director to
review all that is involved in the Cole issue. The plan is to appear before the Council in
November; however, there are only two Tuesday’s available in that month. The
Finance Department is working on a major report for the City Council on the Capital
Improvements Program (CIP) projects priorities and budget. The Cole issue will be on
the same agenda as the report from Finance. Another issue that came out of the
meeting was the need for a cost analysis of the fourth option, the interim fix. Director
Lange has asked the architects to provide the cost analysis for Alternative D for
comparison.
Trustee Baron was concerned that the item might come before the Council prior to the
Library Board’s next meeting. The members discussed the option of passing a
resolution today in support of one of the alternatives or calling a special meeting once
the item is placed on the agenda. The Board decided to wait until the costs for option D
have been received and the item placed on the City Council agenda.
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CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY ANNUAL STATISTICS & CARLSBAD CITY
LIBRARY ANNUAL REPORT:
Library Director Lange explained that the library is required by law to submit the
statistical report to the state. The data is collected from all the libraries in the state and
becomes a book published by the State Library. Trustee Baron asked if the distribution
of State funds is determined by the statistics in this report. Director Lange explained
that the only correlation would be the budget. There is a maintenance of effort
requirement to qualify for PLF money. If you reduce your budget from what it was the
year before you don’t qualify for money from the PLF.
Assistant Library Director Armour offered to bring the State Report that contains the
statistics for all the 170 plus library jurisdictions, categorized by population. Carlsbad is
in the 60,000 - 110,000 bracket. The Board could compare this library with some of the
similar per capita areas, like Newport Beach. Carlsbad usually ends up in the top six of
the thirty libraries in our category.
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND ALLOCATION:
The Library will receive $86,000, twice as much as we received last year, because
there was a major increase even though the governor cut a good portion of the funding
from the budget. If it had been fully funded we would have received $152,000 instead
of the $86,000.
DIRECTOR’S REPORT:
Strateaic Planninq Workshow Both the Director and Assistant Director recently
attended a workshop in Temecula sponsored by the State Library. There is a new
book, Planning for Results, which is an improvement over what was available in the
past for planning the future of the library. Trustee Baron asked if the presenter had
anything to say that was inconsistent with our new Technology Plan. Director Lange
responded that although the presenter did not get into detail, she did spend some time
talking about it as the biggest challenge for libraries today. Assistant Library Director
Armour pointed out that one of the biggest problems for public libraries is providing a
range of resources that meet the needs of the community.
Prop L: The Director was pleased to report that the San Diego Taxpayers Association
has agreed to support the sales tax measure on the special ballot next March. They
held a press conference and have agreed to sign the ballot measure in favor of the
measure.
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The initial reading of the ordinance is scheduled for next week and currently there is an
agenda bill before our City Council to promise to pay our share of the cost of the
election should the measure not pass.
Libraw Division Heads Report format: The Director asked if the monthly reports
contained enough or too much information. Some have a one page narrative followed
by several pages of statistics. Chairman L’Heureux responded that she liked to see the
year-to-year comparisons. Assistant Director Armour pointed out that his statistical
report is an overview of most of the interest areas;
Customer service workshop: The Director and Assistant director recently attended a
City sponsored Customer Service Workshop. The City has formed a Strategic Initiative
Team which will start developing material for customer service training throughout the
City. The workshop was excellent and included a presentation by the Customer
Service trainer from the Four Seasons Hotel as well as the Customer Service Director
for Intel@.
New Manaaement Analvst: Director Lange announced that we have hired the new
management analyst who will come on board in January. Dana Hartshorn comes to us
from Mammoth Lakes and has extensive experience in public information and
budgeting.
State Literacv Grant: The Director has prepared an agenda bill for the Council to
approve the application for the State Literacy Grant again this year. We should receive
nearly $25,000 which will be used for software upgrades and work on the network for
the Adult Learning Program.
Senate Bill 409: The Library of California bill was signed by the governor and
established a budget of five million dollars to begin the infra structure for the system.
There will be a statewide library system which will interconnect all types of libraries
electronically. It will take many years to complete the project and will depend on annual
appropriations from the governor and legislature in order to continue.
Trustee Baron asked who controls the State Library electronic system. Director Lange
explained that it is partially the State government. The State Library has a Board, the
California Library Services Board, which is a citizen body that helps make policy
decisions for the State Library. The membership includes representatives from the
library community, handicapped community, minority community and the population at
large. Additionally, the current State Librarian is very oriented to listening to the
librarians and Library Boards in the State.
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SERRA ADVISORY BOARD:
Chairman L’Heureux turned the meeting over to Trustee Tarman who attended the
Serra Meeting last month. Trustee Tarman said the focus of the Advisory Board
Meeting was the support of Prop L.
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY:
Not present.
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY:
Not present.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
None.
ADJOURNMENT:
By proper motion, the Regular Meeting of October 21, 1998, was adjourned at 4:18 PM,
for a hard hat tour conducted by City Special Projects Manager, John Cahill.
Respectfully submitted,
Adminis Cissie si+On rative Secretary
, ADULT LEARNING PROGRAM
Monthly Report
September 1998
1. Carlsbad High School Students
On September 9, seven Carlsbad High School students began coming dady to the Adult Learning
Progr& with their Special Education teacher and aides. fie students spkd two hours each day-
using the same core curriculum for reading and writing instruction that adults in the program use.
Providing one-to-one tutoring are teacher Judy Gaitan, 2 teacher’s aides (on alternate days), the
school district’s speech and language specialist (one day a week), and Adult Learning Program staff
and volunteers Shirley Taylor, Paula Cooper, and Carrie Scott. When not working with a tutor on the
core curriculum, the students do their homework fiom other classes, read books from the library’s
Adult Learning Program collection, and use the computer lab to learn keyboarding. In the first three
weeks, positive changes in the students’ skills and self-esteem are already apparent. The teacher
attributes much of the change to the Adult Learning Program’s non-school, encouraging atmosphere.
2.
The Adult Learning Program hosted the Library’s Board of Trustees meeting on September 16 at the
Librarv Board of Trustees Meeting
Adult Learning Program-site. The meeting included hearing two adult learners relate their personal
experiences with learning to read and write. Trustees also observed the learners in actual tutoring
situations.
3.
Representatives from literacy and adult education programs in North County held their fall meeting
at the Adult Learning Program on September 23 to continue addressing cooperative goals. Results of
an onsite evaluation of each program’s technology needs were shared. The purpose of the evaluation
was to compare each program’s technology status to a standard list of minimum technology
necessary for effective administrative functioning in a cooperative environment. The San Diego
Council on Literacy will prepare a joint grant application to bring all North County literacy programs
up to the minimum standard. Also at this meeting, the goal of volunteer tutor recruitment and
retention was addressed. Carlsbad coordinator Lynda Jones presented statistical analyses of her
program’s 1997-1998 tutor intake process, making the case for 1) increased emphasis on retention of
successful tutors and 2) re-evaluation of procedures used when potential tutors phone the San
Diego Council on Literacy Referral Hotline.
North Countv Literacv PIanninP GrouD
4.
The major collection of Adult Learning Program (ALP) materials currently located at the Main
Adult Learning Proeram Collection at Branch/New Main Library
(Cole) Library will remain at hs location &er the New Main Library opens in 1999. Thls
collection’s proximity to the Adult Learning Program’s tutoring facilities will make its major focus
the support of tutors and learners in this program. For the New Main Library, capital funds have
been allocated to develop a core collection of adult literacy materials. The New Main collection’s
goal will be to serve the general population, including teachers, parents, college students, and others
interested in learning more about issues involved in adult literacy and techniques used in developing
literacy skills. Special attention will be put on the needs of adults and children not learning through
traditional means. In September, Coordinator Lynda Jones evaluated and sorted the existing
collection of adult literacy materials at the LaCosta Branch (to become part of New Main collection)
and began ordering to strengthen the core collection.
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CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY
C-RO DB INFORMACIO#
Monthly Report
September 1998
1.- Adult Proclrammincr. On September 10, the Centro de Informaci6n, in conjunction with the Carlsbad Police Department and the Community Resource Center of Encinitas, conducted an adult
educational presentation at the Senior Center Auditorium. The
topics for this presentation were Domestic Violence and
Drug/Alcohol Abuse. At the end of the presentation the audience
had the opportunity to ask questions and speakers distributed
handouts and informational materials.
2.- Childr mn's Orourammi ncr, The Centro de Informaci6n resumed the
bilingual storycraft on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. The Tuesday and Wednesday storyhours are for preschool-age children and the Thursday one is for all school-age children. After the story, the children are involved making a project related to the story. On September 18, the Home-Based Head Start Program had two special storycrafts at the Centro, with parents participating.
30- Communitv Outreach. On September 3, Main Library staff members
Constance Kneisel, Charlene Kennedy, and Suzanne Smithson and
Centro supervisor Lizeth Simonson staffed an information booth at
the Carlsbad School District Fair at Holiday Park. Teachers from
all grade levels had the opportunity to gather information about
the resources available for teachers and students at the Carlsbad
libraries.
4.- Serra Ethnic Services Committee. On September 2, Centro Supervisor Lizeth Simonson, a member of the Serra Ethnic Services
Committee, attended the bimonthly meeting held at the San Diego
Public Library, Otay Mesa Branch.
5.- Carlsbad Youth Enrichment Services. On September 16, Centro
Supervisor Lizeth Simonson attended a meeting of the Carlsbad Youth
Enrichment Services (YES) at the Barrio Museum in Carlsbad. During
this meeting the group reviewed the goals for 1998-1999 and formed
committees to develop action plans to address these goals. Lizeth
will be working, on the long range goal of creating a community park for the north-west quadrant of the city.
6.- Media Article, On September 11, an article about the Centro de
Informaci6n appeared in the F- A copy is attached.
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CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY
CSNTRO DE INFORMACION STATISTICS SEPTEMBER 1998
Individual Patron Visits
1. Children 609
2. Adults 436
3. Teens 202
Pragram Attendance (in addition to individual visits)
TOT-
1,247
1. Total adult programs: 1
Total attendance at adults programs: 39
2. Total of children's programs: 9 Number of preschool programs: 8 Number of school-age programs: 1
Total attendance at children's programs: Preschool 126 School-age 16
Attendance Grand Total Individual Visits: 1,247 Programs: 181
Average Daily Attendance
In House Use
Number of reference/information questions answered
Number of new patrons registered at Centro
Number of volunteer hours
181
1,128
68
112
4s3
13
16
Number of patrons using the Computer Resource
Attendance at Spanish Literacy classes
12
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CHILDREN SERVICES DIVISION
SEPTEMBER 1998
MONTHLY STATEMENT
Although September is a quieter month than some others, staff
was busy in many areas. Since there is more money to spend for
books this year and new procedures in the collection development
policy more time is necessary. Increased time is spent reading
journals, preparing order cards, and organizing these activities and
the entire process. Meetings with the Branch staff to process and
coordinate these orders add to this increase. A weeding of three
areas of Juvenile books has also been under way, keeping staff
involved.
Reference questions were 2,O 17, having increased significantly due
to several class visits fkom various schools to the library. Saturday
and evening reference questions have also grown in number.
Several programs started up again after the summer break caused
by the Summer Reading Program. Among these are Storycraft,
Tuesday Storyhour, and Wednesday Prime Time Club.
The computers in Children’s Library have also seen a lot more
activity. Internet, CDRom, and Word Processing services have
significantly increased in use. Of these, CDRom usage has sky-
rocketed. Patrons have been on the computers for several hours
each day. This increased activity requires increased staff time
helping patrons in loading software, Internet registration and
navigation, and Word Processing assistance.
Children's Division Monthly Statistics
Date: SEPTEMBER 1998 Circulation for Month: 16,617
Reference Questions: 2,O 17
Total Number of Programs: 21 Total , Attendance: 753
Number of Preschool Programs: 13 Preschool Attendance: 462
Number of School Age Programs: 8 School Age Attendance: 29 1
Storyhours: 14 Storyhours: 490 children and adults
Other Programs: Storycraft: 28 children and adults
Class & Group Tours of the Library: 7 Classes: 263 children, teachers & parents
Staff Visits to Schools: 7
Requests f3om Branch: 55 Volunteer Hours: 4
Internet Use: 54 Word Processing: 6 CD-ROM: 65
In House Use: 929
COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT AND ACQUISITIONS
STATISTICS REPORT
September 1998
Current Month
Books - Adult
Main
Branch
Centro
sub to tal
Books - Children
Main
Branch
Centro
subtotal
430 55
193 11
0 5
62 3 71
258 2
241 2
0 1
499 5
Current Previous
Fiscal Fiscal
Year Year ---
Total to Date to Date
- - - -__-___-__-__-______
485 1,912 1,587
204 571 339
5 30 19
694 2,513 1,945
260 612 310
243 531 332
1 21 6
504 1,164 64 8
Audio - Adult 138 6 144 4 64 369
Audio - Children 0 1 1 12 53
Video 14 1 53 68 2 61 3 62
Total Received 1,274 84 53 1,411 4,414 3,377
Orders
Requests (items)
42 232
655 3,286
175
3,207
Direct-ordered Videos Cataloged at PMSC Current Previous
current Fiscal Fiscal
Year to Date month Year to Date ___________________________-_ - - -
videos 6 98 60
____________________ __-____-__ _-_-_-____ __------- - - -
Cur rent PI evi ous
Gifts Added current Fiscal Fiscal -____-____-_- month Year to Date Year to Date
Gifts 290 682 416
__________ __________ _________ - - -
B & T = Baker & Taylor
PMSC = Professional Media Services Corporation
Genealogy & Local History Division
Fiscal Year 1998/1999 Statistics
-. September 1998
Research activity: September 1998 September 1997
Reference questions 1,357 1,244
Reptered researchers 766 1,005
Computer users 193 N/A
. Circulation 130 155
Inhouse usage 1,952 N/A
Holdings: Added Added
September 1998 FY1998/99
to date
Genealogy Non-Citc 44 162
Genealogy Circ -2 3 -2 3
Microfilm 0 5
Micro fiche 0 0
CD 0 1
Activities with the North San Diego County Genealogy Society:
September 1998 September 1997
Volunteer hours 52 48
Programs 3 6
Program attendance 132 276
NSDCGS donations $493.50 $1,551.85
Donated books 20 N/A
FYI 998/99
to date
4,317
2,562
648
47 1
5,220
Added
FY1997/98
626
-35
117
4,757
28
Total 1998
to date
416
31
1,350
$1 0,430.05
21 9
FY199T/98
14,737
10,711
1,411
1,850
5,136
Tod
17,836
879
7,399
11 5,003
239
Total 1997
562
58
2,338
$1 4,664.09
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766 2,511 10.711
LA COSTA BRANCH LIBRARY
MONTHLY REPORT SEPTEMBER 1998
SEPTEMBER CIRCULATION
Branch circulation totaled 22, 722 items for the month. Of this total 10,994 adult
items, 9,596 children's items, 2,091 video tapes and 41 CD ROMS were checked out by patrons. This was an average of 909 each day or 85 each hour. This is
an increase of 3% over September 1997.
USERS This month's user count was 15,515. An average of 621 patrons used the branch
each day or 58 each hour.
CHILDREN'S Elementary schools are now back in session. This greatly increased research and assignment oriented questions directed at children's staff. The fall schedule of
class tours also began with tours for Mission Estancia students.
It became necessary this month to utilize the full height of 90" wall shelving in the
children's mom to provide space for the collection. This reduces access to
children's materials by children, however staff is always available to assist. This is an unfortunate reality until larger quarters are provided.
Staff also began their fall schedule of regular programs. Seven Preschool
storyhours will be presented each month and BookBuddies has returned once
again. Special seasonal programs are also planned.
ADULT COLLECTION
The adult fiction collection also grew beyond its bounds with no more mom to
shelve materials. Therefore, staff did a major weeding which will hopefully allow
mom for another 8 or 9 months of growth. The nonfiction collection may won follow suit.
NEW BUILDING PLANS
The Branch Manager received the shelving specifications from the Interior
Designer and has identified the need for several modifications. The completion of the shelving signage schedule is still pending. Samples of signage are being sent
to us which will help in the decision process. The Branch Manager is also
working on the time capsule project for the New Main library. She is researching
types of capsules, ideas for contents and identifying community groups to donate
items defining present day Carlsbad. The time capsule will be placed in the
courtyard area of the new building as part of the opening celebration.
LA COSTA BRANCH LIBRARY
MONTHLY REPORT SEPTEMBER 1998
CIRCULATION STATISTICS
Collaion Hrs/Davs Circulation Circulation bv HrlDay
Children’s Vols. 9,052
Children’s A.V. 544
Adult Vols. 7,986 - Adult A.V. 3,008
Video Tapes 2,091
CD ROMS 41 Total 25 1280 22,722
Reference Question8: Adult 1,831
ToCal 2,470
Children
In-house Library Use Materlab 2,882
CD ROM USERS 54
Online Databa8e search 194
Registrations: Non Resident 1 20
Carlsbad 228 Total 352
85 I 909
NOTE: BOLD FACED information is formatted to be used in the State Report.
LA COSTA BRANCH LIBRARY
MONTHLY REPORT
SEPTEMBER 1998
USERS
No. of Users Hrs/Davs Users Der HrIDay
15,515 268 I 25 58 1621
PROGRAM ATTENDANCE
Pmmm Attendance & &e No. of Pmramg
Story hour 101 Preschoolers 7
BookBuddies 4 Preschoolers
3 Schdage
1
Class Visits:
Mission Estancia . 69 School age (9yr.olds) a 172 10
Attendees by age group
Pm8c h oolen 105
School age 67
VOLUNTEERS
Activitv Hours No. of Volunteerg
Children's Clerical
Community Service
(dusting shelves) Magazine Sales
Total
5
4 a 48
1
1 - 9
11
NOTE: BOLD FACED information is formatted to be used in the State report.
LA COSTA BRANCH LIBRARY
MONTHLY REPORT
SEPTEMBER 1998
-.
STATISTIC COMPARISON
CIRCULATION
Collection Sed. '97
Children's Vols. 8,303
Children's A.V. 648
Adult Vols. 8,155
Adult A.V. 2,757 Video Tapes 2,196
CD ROMS 24 Total 22,083
apt. '98 CornParison
9,052 749 9
544 - 104 -16
7,986 - 169 -2
3,008 250 9
2,091 - 105 -5 41 17 71 22,722 639 3
Circulation each hour 82 85 3 4
Circulation each day 883 909 26 3
USERS
TOTAL
@Dt. 97 pt. 98 CornParison
16,770 1551 5 - 1,255 -7
63
Users Each Hour
58 -5
Usen Each Day
-8
67a 621 - 49 -7
This m Last month 17,378 Calendar Y.T.D. (1/1/98-) 238.984 Fiscal Y.T.D. (7/1/98-) 65,575
REFERENCE ACTIVITIES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1998
Reference Questions totaled 5,337 during the month of September,
a decrease of 2,214 over last year. Reserves totaled 2,571, an increase
of 157.
This figure includes Public Internet Access sign-ups, which totaled 608
during the month of September.
Interlibrary Loans totaled 95 items received and 106 items were sent
to other libraries.
Also in September, there were 4% questions answered at the
Information Desk.
During the month of September, there were: 2 Library Skills Classes and
2 Internet Classes.
Online Searches totaled 635, an increase of 132 over last year.
The Reference Selection Committee met on September 3 : $1134 was
spent on updates and $722 was spent on new titles.
Suzanne Smithson attended a Serra sponsored CORE Reference
Workshop held at the Oceanside library on September 1 and she also
attended a Young Adult Meeting on September 24 and a City Web
Committee Meeting on September 30.
On September 3, Suzanne, Char, Connie and Lizeth set at a booth
representing the Library at the Carlsbad Unified School District Teacher’s
Intensive Day at Holiday Park. It was a great way to reach all the teachers
from every grade level and explain the resources available to shdents at the
Carlsbad City Libraries.
Callie Ahrens attended an Investment in Excellence meeting on
September 8 and she lead the Affirmation Refi-esher workshop on the 16*.
Callie also Gave a City Tour to new employees on September 29.
Char attended an Auditorium Policy Meeting on September 16; Char
and C-liff went to Coronado Public Library on September 10 to attend a
Serra Reference and Collections Committee Meeting. On September
10, Char attended the Kick Off Meeting presented by the Consultant
for the Records Management Committee.
-. Technical Services Report
September 1998
In September, Technical Services staff added 1,5 14 new print items and 352 audiovisual
items to the library’s collection. They deleted 1,843 print items and 221 audiovisual
items from the database.
Patrons using home computers dialed into the catalog 188 times.
Our new Library Assistant is Jane Keller. She was previously employed by the Oceanside
Public Library, where she worked both in the Technical Services division and in
Circulation.
One of the ongoing projects in Technical Services has been the upgrade of bibliographic
records in our catalog that are incomplete or inaccurate. A full record in our catalog
includes author, title, physical description, place of publication, publisher, date of
publication, subject headings, series title (if any), and other information that is used by
the public and the staff. The problem records being upgraded have only author and title,
and sometimes even that information is incorrect. They represent item that were in our
collection prior to our switch to the INLEX system in 1987 and that could not be
upgraded automatically by programs that match incomplete records against the Library of
Congress cataloging records. Most of them predate our coming up on our first
automated system, CLSI, in 1977. After automatic upgrade programs were run in 1986,
1987, and 1990, we were still left with over 45,000 catalog entries that were incomplete.
Over the years, we have been working on these older records in between cataloging new
materials. In September, we passed a major milestone when the number of items needing
upgrading finally dropped to below 20,000.
Not all of the problem titles remain in our collection. Some have been lost or discarded
over the years. Titles are discarded for a variety of reasons, primarily because they have
been damaged or are obsolete. However, many of these older titles are still valuable and
are being upgraded. Although the upgrade process is time-consuming, it’s important that
our patrons and the library staff be able to find everything we have. It will be even more
important to have full cataloging when our catalog becomes available over the Internet
and more patrons decide whether or not to come to the library based on whether they’ve
found likely sources for the information they want in a preliminary search of our catalog
&om home or work.
-. Cataloging Statistics
September 1998
Books
Titles
Cataloged
Adult Fiction I 188
Adult Nonfict.
Total Adult
Juv. Fiction 189
Juv. Nonfict. I 188
Total Juv. Bks. I 377
Book Totals
Book Collection Totals
Volume s
Added
353
491
844
366
304
67 0
Titles Volumes
Withdrawn Withdrawn
I 183 3 67
749 1,106
932 1,473
112 184
112 186
224 I 370
170,993
Main Storage 8,373
Branch 47,342
Branch Storage 3,086
Centro 3,069
Total Book Volumes 232,063
Audio-video ‘Materials
Titles Pieces Titles Pieces
Added Added Withdrawn Withdrawn
~ Adult Cassettes 94 134 61 84
Adult CDs 52 68 29 42
Adult C D- ROMS 1 2 0 0
Videos 109 140 63 80
Total Adult A-V 256 344 153 206
Juv. Cassettes 3 8 6 15
Juv. CDs 0 0 0 0
JUV. CD-ROMs 0 0 0 0 I I I I
Total Juv. A-V 3 8 6 15
Total A-V 259 352 .I 159 221
Audio-Visual Collection Totals
Main Storage
Branch 3,060 2,802
Branch Storage 0 0
It Centro 1 331 1 68
-.
Special Print Collections
VolUmes
Added
Adult Reference 55
Adult Spanish 5
Volumes
Withdrawn
97
18
1) Juvenile Large Type I 0
Special Print Collection Totals
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
-. . . GENEALOGY LONG-RANGE PLAN
ProDosed Issues
Relationship between the library and the North San Diego County
Genealogical Society (NSDCGS).
0 Fund raising
Insurance
0 Meetings
0 Use of Society volunteers in the library
Scope and focus of genealogy collections.
Issues relating to use of new technologies.
Support for and maintenance of machines
Online or CD-ROM access to resources.
Relationship of library services to genealogy .
0 Reference assistance
Photocopying
0 Access to Internet
0 Interlibrary loans (sending and receiving)
Space needs.
Collections
Machines
Storage
Desired Product: At the end of a year or so of meetings and study, a formal
long-range plan would be in place that would be accepted both by the library
and by the Genealogical Society board and members. The plan would provide
a vision for collections and services; projected needs for equipment and new
technology; staf6ng requirements; a general space needs analysis (in
preparation for the remodel of the library); a clear understanding with
library staff about support relationships; and an action plan for funding.
GENEALOGY’S USE OF LIBRARY RESOURCES
SPACE
The main library has about 15,OO square feet of public service space. Of ths,
about 1,800 square feet is devoted to genealogy collections, seating, and
equipment. This represents about 10% of all public service space.
MATERIALS BUDGET
The library’s budget for all materials is about $545,000. Genealogy is
allocated about $26,000 of this, or about 4.8% of the total.
STAFF RESOURCES
The library’s personnel budget is about $2,380,000. Of this, about $52,000
goes for genealogy staff, or about 2.2% of the total.
USERS
An average of about 44,000 people use the main library each month,
compared to about 1,500 users of the genealogy area each month, or about
3.5% of the total.
CIRCULATION OF MATERIALS
The library, with about 230,000 volumes in its collections, circulates about
1.1 million items per year. The genealogy circulating collection, with about
900 titles, circulates about 25,000 items per year, or about 2.3% of the total.
PLEASE Do NOT FOLD OR STAPLE
3. Street Addrese.
California State Library Federal-State Cooperative System for Public Library Data
PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT 1998
4. Mailing Address.
REPORT YEAR equaJs
ending June 30,1998
Fd Ye~r 1997-98
5. Public Phone. (760) 434-2870
7. Librory Director's INTERNET amail Address.
ClangQpoi..erulsb4d.Ul.US
Library Derelopment senices Po Box 942837 Sacramento,CA 94237-0001
MprthpoctiZ (916)653-5772
6. Reference Phone. (760) 434-2871
7.a. Library's INTERNET e-md Addnss.
DueOctober31.1998
M616 DCR-BASE
Car labad
Code: P Table: 4
9. FAX Phone. (760) 729-2050
11. Size Sq. Miles. 40.00
DIRECTORY UPDATE Type or Handwrite Changes on thio page..
10. TDD for Deaf. (760) 434-8123
12. House Did. 43
~ ~~ ~~
13. State Saute. 38
1250 Carisbud vilhgc Drive
CarLFbod
14. Assembly. 74
92W-I991
16. ILL Period: A, We&. 2
1250 Corlsbad Viige Drive
CdSbd
17. ILL Photocopy free up to 10 pages? N
92008-1 991
IS. Affiliations. 1 ALA,CU.
GEOFF ARMOUR (760) 434-2889
NAME OF CONTACT FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING REPORT DATA gyp! or Print) Phons # of Contact
201. RQ.-Agtss
203. RQ. C- A#e 6-14
206. Childrar Borromrr Age e14
207. WLibrUJ. (if qat for pubiic amice)
(8t lsret 1100 6q.A. 7000 vols)
201. ~rrracbaa
209. Shk
210. Bodomobrla. vcbidte
211. oIbachttk!&Dtpo&L
LIBRAaYsrAFF
255. FX'ELib-Tsck-
256. mother.
257. Fl'EVd-
Avq FIE per4 (nothours)
100. 616
201.
203
205
206
207. 1
208. 1
209. 1
210. 0
211. 0
5,700
7,700
97,092
212. 64.00
251. 129
252. 16.20
253. 16.20
254. 3.24
255. 13.54
256. 29.39
257. 8.00
Type Res- for
1))7/98iabOXbeJow.
100. 616
201.
203.
205.
206
ao7.
208.
209.
210.
211.
212.
251.
252.
253.
254.
255.
256.
257.
5,900
8,000
92,532
1
1
1
0
1
64
153
16.67
16.67
2.74
17.02
22.82
a
QST-ST AT DCR-STAT
CALIFoRNIARlBLICLIBMRYREFORT M616 culsbrrd
INCOME Report whole dollua only, omit cults.
Enterfuadsforopentioarlex~,
sad for capital outlay.
Rcspollsc for FY 199197
100.
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
616
2,551,352
341,200
0
248,764
0
248,764
0
22,250
Type Response for 1997198 io box below.
100. 616
301.
302.
303.
304.
305.
306.
307.
308.
2,735,003
256,000
5,000
284,857
0
284,857
0
13,000
Page 3 QST - STAT DCR STAT -
CALIFORNIA -IC LIBRARY REPORT
401. !hkh.
402
403
404.
405
406.
407.
408
409
410
411.
Benefit&
RintMateridS.
current seripl subscriptions.
Micmfotms.
Audi0PisuPlmrrtai.b.
Library Mateaiala in Ektromc FormoEs
othermataipls.
Operati- Expedtures for Elertroaie Access
All other Opemtbg Expemditures.
Capital outlay.
If paid by Library.
lncludc sites, buildings,
vehicles, origiarl equipmeat.
Rcspoase for FY 1991-97
100. 616
401.
402
403.
404.
405
406
407
408
409
410.
411.
If 663,465
353,202
227 947
121,658
35,200
79 800
13 400
0
0
479,230
39,511
Type Rsporrse for l!J97/!M in box below.
100. 616
401. 1,747,953
402. 316,329
403- 218,371
404. 158,182
405- 32,266
406. 79,459
407. 15,000
408. 0
409. 0
410- 562,823
411- 36,656
Page 4 QST-ST AT DCR STAT -
CALIM)RNIA -IC LIBRARY REPORT M&1& CUtpbpd
504. mhhhbse-.
505. Restmath.
506. Expenditme for Cbilchm's
507. AdultLitarcyPtgrrrm.
M&d8.
5Oa Tdtr to CitylComty QvisioaS
for mi-: mint, accounting, e&.
509. Pa~forContrrLServke
to mother jurisdiction.
510. EstimatedSarices&Suppb
bareflthg tbe libnry that were
paid far by otbar Citylcounty
Divisioa for report year.
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND
511. &nountdPLFfdidiadud#lin
512. KF nparded for Library Maw.
Td opsrclting Expcllditure.
513. KFarpawledforpaSoMa.
Rcspoase for FY 1996-97
100. 616
501.
502
503.
504.
505.
506.
507.
508.
509.
510.
511.
512.
513.
514.
515
516.
517
14,634
201 574
25,000
0
14,666
57,025
134 I 434
20,753
7,426
23OlOOO
3aI 541
0
0
0.00
38,541
0
1,338
Page 5 QST-STAT
Type Respolrse for
1997198 in box below.
100. 616
501.
502.
503.
504.
505.
506.
507.
508.
509.
510.
511.
512.
513.
514.
515.
516.
517.
16,330
16,920
25,000
0
15 ,@ 1
66,350
145,996
14,312
6,581
235,000
37,584
0
0
0
37,584
0
2,365
'DCR STAT -
CALIFORNU HIBLIC LIBRARY REPORT Mil6 culsbnd
COLLECTIONS.
AI1 eatries M mud for fiscll year,
md M in units or item.
601.
602.
603.
604.
605
606
607.
608
609
610.
611.
612
613
614.
615
616
617.
618.
619
620
621.
622
BooLsAdddCaWoqcd.
Books AQlVYA Added Cataloged.
BodrsAd&dUaatrrloged.
Childrcn'r Bodra
CbiMren'sBOdrs.
Books Total Held as of June 30.
Added, c.trloged.
Added, uncrt.loged.
Bodrs Children Held as of June 39.
Children's Audio MptaipLs
Total AudiaMatt~iak
held UI of June 30.
Films.
Children's Video hteriab
Total Video MotaLL,
beld as of June 30.
CD-ROMs Datadisksdy,
Other (wn CD-ROM) Library Materipls
serial volumes
not AudioNidso or public dog.
in Electronic Formats.
held as of June 30.
100. 616
601.
602.
603.
604.
605.
606.
607.
608.
609
610.
611.
612.
613
614.
615.
616
617.
618.
619.
620.
621.
622
14,826
10 , 426
0
4 , 400
0
229 , 998
56, 236
173 , 762
0
0
10 , 014
260 , 536
2 , 752
16 , 663
0
2 , 449
12 * 984
1,170
9,521
83
0
0
Type Response for
1997198 in box below.
100. 616
601.
602.
603.
604.
605.
606.
607.
608.
609.
610.
611.
612.
613.
614.
615.
616.
617.
618.
619.
620.
621.
622.
13,834
9,223
0
4,611
0
234 , 302
58,914
175,388
0
0
10,252
252,170
3,011
18,290
0
3,022
14,038
1,222
8,517
131
0
0
Page 6 QST-STAT DCR STAT -
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Avoid other marks/- on page.
NON-ENGLISH LANGUAGES
PrintlbWends ADDEDmdJuac30.
701. hUE4liM
702. Chh~
703. Ftmch
705. Hmong
706. ItaIian
707. Jpprneae
708. Korern
709. hthn
710. Ruesi~
711. Smsb
711. Vlebameae
704. Gsrm~r
751. Armcroirn
752. chinersa
753. F-h
754. Gsrmrn
755. HmoDp
756. I1.li.n
757. J~pursee
758. Korea
759. L.0ti.n
760. Russiaa
761. SWsb
762. Vie4namem
Mil6 Carlsbad
Respoase for FY 199697
100.
701.
702 e
703.
704.
705
706
707
708.
709
710.
711
712
741.
752
753.
754.
755.
756
757.
758
759.
760
761
762
616
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
518
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7,139
0
Type Rospome for
1997/98 in box Wow.
100.
701.
702.
703.
704.
705.
706.
707.
708.
709.
710.
711.
712.
751.
752.
753.
754.
755.
756.
757.
758.
759.
760.
761.
762.
616
660
7,156
Page 7 QST - LANG DCR-LANG
CALIFORNIA -IC LIBRARY REFORT -. M416 cllrlsbad
For OCR Scuming: Aroid Fddiq
in irvpcrtwl cp ONLY,
LIBRARY SERVICES, ANNUAL.
801. TotPlPublicStd~tE~~~.
802. AtteaQncei~LibrruJ.
803. ref^^.
Omit Directional.
804. (hdhDptobssefhdht!&
805. CiraJPboa dChil&ea'sMateli&.
806 Circulntioa No~-EI@~s~.
807. CireulrrtiolrN~a-Bodr,
808. TotalCih.
809. Children's Circ ai Mt at
T0t.l Circul.tioa.
810 b-Librruy llpc d Mntaip)s.
811. ~~todhers.
812. ILLloPasdred.
813. RoSdrod-Nunber.
814. prosdrod m. AttondPnce.
815. scaoolAgtm.N~nba.
816. SchodAgtRogramsAtkndpm.
817. Adult Frosrpms. N\mber.
818. Adult Rogram& AUudmce
819. Total prosRma. Nulrkr.
820. Total Progsars. AttcnQaee.
Page 8
Respolrsc for FY 199697
100. 616
801.
802.
803.
804
805.
806.
807
808.
809
810
811
812.
813
814
815
816.
817
818.
819.
820.
7 , 852
780 , 000
153,967
1,240
333 , 737
21,638
272 , 374
1 I 081,2 10
30.90
0
966
1, 325
2 66
6,595
265
9 , 200
03
3,753
614
19 I 548
Type Response for
1)97/98 in box below.
100. 616
801. 7,852
802- 775,000
803- 144,461
804. 7,482
805. 334,573
806. 22,842
807- 251,505
808-1,073,213
809.
810.
811.
812.
813.
814.
815.
816.
817.
818.
819.
820.
31.2
61,037
1,036
1,206
298
8,083
327
8,581
79
3,147
7Q4
19,811
QST-STAT DCR-STAT
CALIFORNIA PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT M616 Carlsbad
90
SALARY SURVEY.
Survey is of monthly magee
for selected cl.ssificrtione.
have ssctioae bled if buppmpriate.
But do not divide sectiws or
dd new -. List monthly raages,
whole dollars only, omit ceats.
. Dirrctor(m0atMymt.e)
902. Directm (monthly rate)
903. -tm.
904. -Dh.
905. Chid Lib. Div.
906. Chid Lib. Div.
907. BrpnchLibn.
908. BrpncbLiba.
909. Librpripn
910. Librpripn
911. Lib.Tech.&t.
912. Lib. Tech. Asst.
913. ClerLNolr-Pro. (Begmu& ..
Final .. 9 14. Clerk Non-Ro.
91s. Mgr.dSpccSenia.(not~-MLS) Begin
(e+ Literacy, A-V, oc IBrR Spccirlist)
916. Mgr.dSpcc,Saria.(~-MLS) Fd
Response for FY 1996-97
100. 616
90
902.
903.
904.
905.
906.
907.
908.
909.
910.
911.
912.
913
914.
915.
916.
5, 37
7,577
4,630
5 , 909
3,172
3,857
3,172
4,050
2,353
3,322
2 048
3,161
1,662
2,143
2 652
3 224
Type Respome for
1997198 in box below.
100. 616
90
902.
903.
904.
905.
906.
907.
908.
909.
910.
911.
912.
913.
914.
915.
916.
7, 75
8,967
5,942
7,500
3,231
3,928
3,633
4,992
2,396
3,382
2,084
3,218
1,692
2,184
2,702
3,283
Page 9 QST-S ALR DCR-SUR
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For OCR !kuming: Raee Avoid Fdding
Type Respolrscs in indiafed area ONLY, Avoid 0th markdcommemts on pnga
Response for
ELECTRONIC SERVICES
INTERNET ACCESS FOR YOUR LIBRARY
851. Library has access to the Internet for
electronic mail? (0 = No; 1 = Yes,
senices as well as e-mail? (ag. Tdnet,
gopher, ftp, WWW, etc.) (O= No; 1 = Yes)
852. Library has acass for other Internet
INTERNET AVAILABILlTY
(Answer 853. only if your p~lswer to 852 is 1 (Yes))
853. Under what cinrmstpacg isInte!me!tpccess
available? ...if ONLY to library StPcF (no patron pcces8), type 1. ...if patrons have access but ONLY through
... if patrons can have tbeir own direct use staff, type 2.
or can pceess through staff intennediary,
at their own option, type 3.
OTHER ELECTRONIC SERVICES
856. Is direct patron pccess to other electronic
sewices available? (as. bibliographic & full text databnses; multimedia products)
(0 = No; 1 = Yes)
100. 616
851.
852.
853.
856.
Type Response for FY 1997/98 in box below.
100. 616
851.
852.
853.
856.
Page 10 d95aut.o
California State Library
. . Federal-State Cooperative System for Public Library Data
Outlets Survey Dw October 31,1998
Mail to:
II CALIFORMA LIBRARY OUTLETS SURVEY 1998 II
CA0020.001
Library Development !kvices Po Box 942837
Sacramento, CA 94237-0001
Martha Orti2 (916) 653-5772
16. State Senate District: 38
17. State Assembly District: 73
1. Outlet: Cadbad City Libmy
2. Director: Criffoord E. Lange
18. U.S. House District: 43
3. Title: Director
4. Street Address:
1250 &&bad Village Drive
6. City: Cadsbad
8. Zip: 92008-1991 9. Mail Zip:
11. Public Phone: (760) 434-2870
5. Mail Address:
1250 Carlsbad Village Drive
7. Mail City: Carlsbad
92008-1 991 10. FAX Phone: (760) 729-2050
Ext:
12. Outlet's Website:
13. Type of Outlet: a
BR = Branch; ST = Station; CE = Central Library; OT = Other Outlet
14. This Facility is Owned by:
+City = CITY .county = CNTY *Special District = SPDT *Public School = PSCH +other Public Ageocy = PUAG *Private AgencylPersonletc. = PRIV *Multiple = MULT
15. This Facility is in need of MEX
*Remodeling = RMDL *Expansion = EXPN *Remodel & Exp = RMEX *Replacement = RPLC
CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OUTLETS SURVEY 1998 M616 Carlsbad Outlet Name: Cprlsbad City Library
For OCR Scanning: Please Avoid Folding
Ty Res nsesinindicatedareaONLY. &RE fhE DATA ON FILE IS CORRECT, OU MAY LEAVE THE UPDATE/ CORRECTIONS COLUMN BLANK
285. Population Served By Outlet.
286. Total Outlet Staff, in mE.
287. Hours Open, Weekly.
288. Hours Open, A~dly.
289. Total Number of Volumes Held by Outlet.
290. Total AM^ Circulation by Outlet.
29 1. Total Outlet Operating Expenditure.
292. Year in which Outlet was Originally Built.
293. Year in which Outlet was Remodeled.
294. Si of Outlet, in sq. ft.
295. Number of Reader Seats in Outlet.
296. Days per week outlet is open to the public.
297. Staffed when open to public by at least 1 paid
librarian & 1 paid clerical? (0 = No; 1 = Yes)
298. Housed in separate quarters?
299. Established schedule of hours for public
(0 = No; 1 = Yes)
300. MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) Status:
(0 = No; 1 = Yes)
service?
(0 = Not in MSA; 1 = In city limits of the central
city of an MA; 2 = In an MSA, but not in the
central city limits.)
301. Degree of Adequacy of this Facility.
(Scale: 1 = Poor to 10 = Excellent.)
Data Currently On File
120. 0020.001
285.
286.
287.
288.
289.
290.
291.
292.
293.
294.
295.
296.
297.
298.
299.
300.
301.
69,000
53.95
64
3,328
179,525
793,886
2,631,390
1967
1982
24,600
152
6
1
1
1
2
3
Update/Corrections For 1997198
100. 616
120. 0020.001
285. 70,000
286. 57.24
287.
288.
289. 180,975
290. 772,706
291. 2,702,747
292.
293.
294.
295.
296.
297.
298.
299.
300.
301.
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I CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OUTLETS SURVEY 1998
Outlets Survey Due October 31,1998
Mail to:
Library Development Services
PO Box 942837
Sacramento, CA 942374001
Martha O~Z (916) 653-5772
Carlsbad
M616
CA0020.003
2. Director: Lizeth Sirnonson
3. Title: Supervisor
4. Street Address:
3333 Hading St, Room I1
6. City: Carlsbad
8. Zip: 92008-2424 9. Mail Zip:
11. Public Phone: (760) 729-6907
5. Mail Address:
3333 Hading St. #I1
7. Mail City: Carlsbad
92008-2424 10. FAX Phone:
Ext:
1. Outlet: Centm de Infomcwn
12. Outlet's Website:
13. Type of Outlet: ST
BR = Branch; ST = Station; CE = Central Library; OT = Other Outlet
14. This Facility is Owned by: PSCH
+city = CITY +county = CNTY *Special District = SPDT *Public School = PSCH
*Other Public Agency = PUAG *Private AgencylPersonletc. = PRIV *Multiple = MULT
15. This Facility is in need of:
*Remodeling = RMDL *Expansion = EXPN *Remodel & Exp = RMEX *Replacement = RPLC
16. State Senate District: 38
17. State Assembly District: 73 18. U.S. House District: 43
CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OUTLETS SURVEY 1998 M616 Carlsbad -. Outlet Name: Ceatro de Informacion
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285. Population Served By Outlet.
2 8 6 . Total Outlet Staff, in FTE.
287. Hours Open, Weekly.
288. Hours Open, Annually.
289. Total Number of Volumes Held by Outlet.
290. Total Annual Circulation by Outlet.
291. Total Outlet Operating Expenditure.
292. Year in which Outlet was Originally Built.
293. Year in which Outlet was Remodeled.
294. Si% of Outlet, in sq. ft.
295 . Number of Reader Seats in Outlet.
296. Days per week outlet is open to the public.
297. Staffed when open to public by at least 1 paid
librarian & 1 paid clerical? (0 = No; 1 = Yes)
298. Housed in separate quarters?
299. Established schedule of hours for public
(0 = No; 1 = Yes)
300. MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) Status:
(0 = No; 1 = Yes)
service?
(0 = Not in MSA; 1 = In city limits of the centra
city of an MSA; 2 = In an MSA, but not in the
central city limits.)
301. Degree of Adequacy of this Facility.
(We: 1 = Poor to 10 = Excellent.)
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Data Currently On File
100. 616
120. 0020.003
285.
286.
287.
288.
289.
290.
291.
292.
293.
294.
295.
296.
297.
298.
299.
300.
301.
10,Ooo
1.71
23
1,196
2,759
13,979
63,039
1957
900
34
5
0
1
1
2
7
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100. 616
120. 0020.003
285.
286.
287.
288.
289.
290.
291.
292.
293.
294.
295.
296.
297.
298.
299.
300.
301.
3,084
14,208
68,219
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CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OUTLETS SURVEY 1998
Library Development Services
Sacramento, CA 94237-0001 CA0020.002
Martha Ortiz (916) 653-5772 Mail to:
16. State Senate District: 38
17. State Assembly District: 74
1. Outlet: LA Costa Bmnch
2. Director: Chris Holt
3. Title: Bmnch Manager
4. Street Address:
6949 El Camino Real, Suite 200
6. City: Carlsbad
8. Zip: 92009-8516 9. Mail Zip:
11. Public Phone: (760) 434-2865
18. U.S. House District: 43
5. Mail Address:
6949 El Camino Real, Suite 200
7. Mail City: Cadsbad
92009-851 6 10. FAX Phone: (760) 930-0251
Ext:
12. Outlet's Website:
13. Type of Outlet:
BR = Branch; ST = Station; CE = Central Library; OT = Other Outlet
14. This Facility is Owned by: PRIV
*City = CITY *County = CNTY *Special District = SPDT *Public School = PSCH
+Other Public Agency = PUAG *Private AgencylPersonletc. = PRIV *Multiple = MULT
15. This Facility is in need of RPLC
*Remodeling = RMDL *Expansion = EXPN *Remodel & Exp = RMEX *Replacement = RPLC
CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OUTLETS SURVEY 1998 M616 Carlsbad Outlet Name: La Costa Branch
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285. Population Served By Outlet.
286. Total Outlet Staff, in mE.
287. Hours Open, Weekly.
288. Hours Open, A~ually.
289. Total Number of Volumes Held by Outlet.
290. Total AM^ Circulation by Outlet.
29 1. Total Outlet Operating Expenditure.
292. Year in which Outlet was Originally Built.
293. Year in which Outlet was Remodeled.
294. Size of Outlet, in sq. ft.
2 9 5 . Number of Reader Seats in Outlet.
296. Days per week outlet is open to the public.
297. Staffed when open to public by at least 1 paid
librarian & 1 paid clerical? (0 = No; 1 = Yes)
2 9 8. Housed in separate quarters?
299. Established schedule of hours for public
(0 = No; 1 = Yes)
300. MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area) Status:
(0 = No; 1 = Yes)
service?
(0 = Not in MSA; 1 = In city limits of the central
city of an MSA; 2 = In an MSA, but not in the
central city limits.)
301. Degree of Adequacy of this Facility.
(Scale: 1 = Poor to 10 = Excellent.)
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100. 616
120. 0020.002
285.
286.
287.
288.
289.
290.
291.
292.
293.
294.
295.
296.
297.
298.
299.
300.
301
20,000
9.61
64
3,328
47,714
273,345
407,216
1992
1993
5,600
44
6
1
1
1
2
8
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100. 616
120. 0020.002
285.
286.
287.
288.
289.
290.
291.
292.
293.
294.
295.
296.
297.
298.
299.
300.
301.
25,000
10.61
49,980
286,299
415,636
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CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY
LIBRARY-COURTS BUILDING P 0. BOX 942837 SACRAMENTO, CA 94237-0001
MEMORANDUM
I Item #9 i
TO:
FROM: Dr. Kevin Starr
All California Public Library Directors
State Librarian of California s+-
DATE: September 9, 1998
SUBJECT: ESTIMATED Allocations from the Public Library Fund (1998/99)
In signing the 1998199 State budget, the Governor authorized the amount of the Public Library
Fund to increase from $18,870,000 to $38,870,000, an increase of 106%. The augmentation
continues to be tied to the implementation of a per capita distribution method to determine Public
Library Fund allocations. AB 345-Granlund, Chapter 167 of the Statutes of 1997, is the
legislation that changes the Public Library Fund allocations from a formula based on local per
capita appropriations to a formula based solely on the population of the library’s service area. AB
345 does not impact the local maintenance of effort requirement for eligibility for distribution of
funds.
The enclosed table presents the California State Library’s preliminary estimates for the distribution
of these funds for the 1998/99 fiscal year. The final determination of the allocation will be made
following the confermation of eligibility based on the December 1, 1998, submittal by local public
libraries of their respective local appropriations.
If you have any questions, contact either Jay Cunningham, PLF Coordinator, Library
Development Services, at (916) 653-81 12 or Cindy Tackett, Local Assistance Coordinator, at
(916) 653-4192.
Enclosure
KOS: RC: PMW C: \WORDIPWESnMATE. PLF
Y DAU
The attached listing shows the California State Library's estimate for PLF payments in Fiscal Year
1998/99 as of September 1, 1998.
This PLF allocation is determined by the population certified by the State Librarian based on
estimates prepared by the State Department of Finance as the service population of each public
library jurisdiction as a proportion of the available PLF funds. AB 345 (Granlund), Chapter 167
of the Statutes of 1997 and AB 107, Chapter 282 of the Statutes of 1997 are the authorities for this
allocation.
This estimate assumes that all jurisdictions meet the maintenance of effort requirements. The
actual allocation to each library may change depending on whether the Fiscal year 1998/99 local
support figures indicate a decrease in the number of libraries eligible to receive PLF funds. The
final allocation figures will not be available until February 1999, when the California State
Library certifies the actual Fiscal Year 1998199 local public library allocations.
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND
FY 4998/!M FtcimafeR
(Payment Based on Population)
1 2 3 4 5
At 100% Funding Proportionally
Percentage Total Cost of Funded
Payee Population Meets of Total PLF Program Estimate
FY 98/99 MOE YIN Population 1 x S2.063 (1 x $1.16957)
Alameda
Alameda County
Alhambra
Alpine County
Altadena District
Amador County
Anaheim
Arcadia
Auburn-Placer County
Azusa City
Banning District
Beaumont District
Belvedere-Tiburon
Benicia
Berkeley
Beverly Hills
Brawley
Buena Park District
Burbank
Burlingame
Butte County
Calabasas
Calaveras County
Camarena (Calexico)
Carlsbad City
Camel (Harrison)
Cerritos
Chula Vista
Coalinga-Huron District
Colton
Colusa County
City of Commerce
Contra Costa County
Corona
Coronado
Covina
Daly City
Del Norte County L.D.
Dixon District
Downey
El Centro
El Dorado County
El Segundo
Escondido
72,500
541,350
90,400
1,200
49,300
33.700
301.200
52.500
142,745
45,050
27,140
22,250
10,950
27,850
107,800
34,050
21,700
74,500
104,000
36,750
201.600
19,550
38,350
25,650
73,700
4.560
56.700
162.000
18,500
45,950
18,550
13.050
807,900
11 1,500
26.800
46,900
103,4OO
28.900
21,220
99,700
37,850
147,600
16,400
123.100
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
0.0021815
0.0 162888
0.0027201
0.0000361
0.001 4834
0.001014
0.0090629
0.0015797
0.0042951
0.0013555
0.0008 166
0.0006695
0.0003295
0.000838
0.0032436
0.001 0245
0.0006529
0.002241 7
0.0031 293
0.001 1058
0.006066
0.0005882
0.001 1539
0.0007718
0.00221 76
0.0001372
0.001 7061
0.0048 745
0.0005567
0.001 3826
0.0005582
0.0003927
0.0243091
0.003355
0.0008064
0.0014112
0.0031 112
0.0008696
0.0006385
0.001 13k
0.0044412
0.0004935
0.003704
0.0029999 ;,
149,568
1,116,805
186,495
2.476
101,706
69,523
621,376
108.308
294,483
92.938
55.990
45,902
22,590
57,455
222,391
70.245
44.767
153.694
21 4,552
75,815
415,901
40,332
79.1 16
52,916
152.043
9.407
116.972
334,206
38.166
94.795
38.269
26,922
1,666,698
230.025
55,288
96,755
213,314
59,621
43,777
205,681
78,085
304,499
33.833
253,955
84,794
633,147
105,729
1,403
57,660
39,415
352,275
61,402
166,950
52,689
31,742
26,023
12,807
32,573
126,080
39,824
25,380
87,133
121,635
235,786
22.865
44,853
29,999
86,197
5,333
66,315
189,471
21,637
53,742
21,696
15,263
944,896
130,407
31,345
54,853
120.93
33,801
24,818
1 16,606
44.268
172.629
19,181
143,974
42.982
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND
M 1998199 Essti.nats.t
,Payment Based on Poplrlation)
1 2 3 4 5
At 100% Funding Proportionally
Percentage Total Cost of Funded
Payee Population Meets of Total PLF Program Estimate
N98i99 MOE YtN Population 1 x $2.063 (1 x $1.16957)
Folsom
Fresno County
Fullerton
Glendale
Glendora
Hayward
Hemet
Hurnboldt County
Huntington Beach
Imperial
Imperial County
I nglewood
lnyo County
lrwindale
Kern County
Kings County
Lake County
Larkspur
Lincoln
Livermore
Lodi
Lornpoc
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Los Gatos
Madera County
Marin County
Mariposa County
Mendocino County
Menlo Park
Merced County
Mill Valley
Mission Viejo
Modoc County
Mono County
Monrovia
M o n terey
Monterey County
Monterey Park (Bruggemeyer)
* Moreno Valley
Mountain View
Murrieta
Napa City-County
..
45,600
768,850
1 25,100
197,600
52,500
126,500
57,500
127,700
192.400
7.475
49.500
11 8,500
18.500
1,170
639.800
122.800
55.100
11,900
8,250
70.900
55,700
68,940
446,200
3.722,500
3,397,460
30,100
114,300
134,830
16,150
86,900
31,250
204,400
14,000
94,700
10,150
10,600
39,750
33,800
202.140
65,500
137,200
74,700
39,000
1 17,405
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
0.0013721
0.0231 342
0.0037642
0.0059456
0.0015797
0.0038063
0.0017301
0.6038424
0.0057892
0.0002249
0.0014894
0.0035656
0.0005567
0.0000352
0.0192511
0.003695
0.00 1 6579
0.0003581
0.0002482
0.0021 333
0.00 1 676
0.0020744
0.01 34258
0.1 120074
0.1022272
0.0009057
0.0034392
0.0040569
0.0004859
0.0026 148
0.0009403
0.006 1 503
0.00042 1 3
0.0028495
0.0003054
0.00031 89
0.001 196
0.001 01 7
0.0060823
0.0041 283
0.0022477
0.001 17%
0.0035326
0.0019708 ':,
94,073
1,586,138
258,081
407,649
108.308
260.970
1 18.623
263,445
396,921
15,421
102.1 19
244.466
38,166
2.414
1,319,907
253,336
1 13,671
24,550
17,020
146,267
1 14.909
142.223
920.51 1
7,679,518
7,008,960
62,096
235,801
278,154
33,317
179,275
64,469
421,677
28,882
195,366
20,939
21,868
82,004
69,729
41 7,015
135,127
283,044
154,106
80,457
242,207
53,332
899,225
146,313
231,107
61,402
147,951
67,250
149,354
225,025
8.743
57,894
138.594
21,637
1,368
748,292
143,623
64,443
13,918
9,649
82.923
65,145
80.630
521,863
4,353.728
3,973,571
35.204
133,682
157,693
18.889
101,636
36,549
239,060
16,374
1 10,758
11,871
12,397
46,490
39,531
236,417
76,607
160,465 .'
87,367
45.61 3
137.31 3
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND
FY 998199 Estjmw9s
(Payment Based on hpulation)
1 2 3 4 5
At 100% Funding Proportionally
Percentage Total Cost of Funded
PLF Program Estimate Payee Population Meets of Total
FY 96/99 MOE YIN Population 1 x 52.063 (1 x 51.16957)
National City
Nevada County
Newport Beach
Oakland
Oceanside
Ontario
Orange
Orange County
Orland
Oxnard
Pacific Grove
Palm Springs
Palmdale
Palo Alto
Palo Verde Valley District
Palos Verdes District
Pasadena
Paso Robles
Placentia District
Plumas County
Pomona
Porterville
Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Mirage
Redlands (A.K. Smiley)
Redondo Beach
Redwood City
Richmond
Riverside
Riverside County
Roseville
Sacramento
Salinas
San Anselmo
San Benito County
San Bernardino
. San Bemardino County
San Bruno
San Diego
San Diego County
San Franasco
San Jose
San Juan Bautista
San Leandro
54,400
88.800
72.600
414,825
1 53,900
143.800
125.100
! .314,773
13,175
156.000
17,450
42,650
17,300
60,500
41,380
70,600
40,400
22,050
50,330
24.000
143,200
36.350
1 18.400
14,320
66,100
65,800
75,200
92.800
250.800
697,430
66,900
1 I 1 14,140
128,300
12,400
45.000
182.600
998.200
41 ;450
1,224.800
975,950
789,600
894,Ooo
1,650
74,300
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
.Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
0.001 6369
0.00267 19
0.0021 845
0.0 1248 18
0.0046307
0.0043268
0.0037642
0.0395606
0.0003964
0.0046939
0.0005251
0.0012833
0.0035295
0.0018204
0.001 2451
0.0021243
0.0042245
0.0006635
0.0015144
0.0007221
0.0043088
0.00 1 0937
0.0035626
0.0004309
0.001 9889
0.0019799
0.0022627
0.0027923
0.0075464
0.0209852
0.002013
0.0335237
0.0038605
0.0003731
0.001 354
0.0054943
0.030035 1
0.0012472
0.0368534
0.0237585
0.0268998.. o.oom96
0.0022356
0.0293657r. ;i
1 12,227
183,194
149,774
855.784
317,496
296,659
258,081
2,712,377
27,180
321,828
35,999
87,987
241,990
124,812
85.367
145,648
289,645
45,489
103,831
49,512
295.422
74.990
244.259
29.542
136.364
135,745
155,138
191,446
51 7,400
1,438,798
138,015
2,298,471
264,683
92.835
376,704
2,059.287
85,511
2,526,762
2,013,385
1,628,945
1,844,322
3.404
153.281
25,581
63.625
103,858
84.91 1
485,167
179,997
168,184
146,313
1,537,720
15.409
182.453
20,409
49.882
137,191
70,759
48,397
82.572
164,208
25,789
58.865
28,070
167,483
42.514
138.477
16,748
77,309
76,958
87,952
108,536
293,328
815,694
78.244
1,303,066
150,056
14,503
52,631
213,564
1,167,466
48.479
1,432.491
1,141,443
923,493
1,045,596
1.930
86,899
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND
W ?998/99 €sbi%atss
(Payment Based on Population)
1 2 3 4 5
At 100% Funding Proportionally
Funded
Payee Population Meets of Total PLF Program Estimate
Percentage Total Cost of
F" 98/99 MOE YIN Population 1 x 52.063 (1 x 31.16957) -
San Luis Obispo City-County
San Marino
San Mateo
San Mateo County
San Rafael
Santa Ana
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara
Santa Clara County
Santa Cruz
Santa Fe Springs
Santa Maria
Santa Monica
Santa Paula (Blanchard)
Sausalito
Shasta County
Sierra Madre
Signal Hill
Siskiyou County
Solano County
Sonoma County
South Pasadena
South San Francisco
St. Helena
Stanislaus County
Stockton-San Joaquin County
Sunnyvale
Susanville District
Sutter County
Tehama County
Thousand Oaks
Torrance
Trinity County
Tulare
Tulare County
Tuolumne County
Upland
Ventura County
Vernon
Watsonville
Whittier
willows
Woodland
Yolo County
2 16,975
13.700
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447,619
28.263
201,039
558,433
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460,152
21 0,220
820.342
428,691
33,214
234,254
191,034
55.495
16.040
340,395
23,621
18,567
92,216
690,177
901,737
52,400
122.130
12,223
882,139
1,009,993
270,459
35,380
114,290
296,247
27,335
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138,221
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173,911
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158,438
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316,591
63.157
363.970
260,8 73
119,179
465,074
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132,805
108,302
31,461
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192,979
13,392
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52.280
391,280
51 1,219
29.707
69,239
6,930
500,109
572.593
153,331
20,058
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64,794
135,319
167.950
15,497
47,835
331.164
61,753
78,361
505,547
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PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND
FY 1998/99 Estimates
(Payment Based on Population)
1 2 3 4 5
At 100% Funding Proportionally
Percentage Total Cost of Funded
Payee Population Meets of Total PLF Program Estimate
PI98199 MOE YIN Population 1 x $2.063 (1 x $1.16957)
Yorba Linda
Yuba County
60,300 Y 0.0018144 124,399 70.525
61,400 Y 0.0018475 126,668 71,818
33,234,403 1 .ooooo 68,562,578 38,870.000
Total Number of Public Libraries: 178
* New library jurisdictions eligible tor PLF payments for 199&99