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MINUTES
MEETING OF:
DATE OF MEETING: August 17,2005
TIME OF MEETING: 4:OO PM
PLACE OF MEETING:
LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Carlsbad City Library Board Room
1775 Dove Lane
CALL TO ORDER:
Chair Rob Swette called the meeting to order at 4:OO PM.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Library Board Trustees, Kamenjarin, Lignante, Page, Swette, and
Tarman
Absent: None
Also Present: Cliff Lange, Library Director
Heather Pizzuto, Deputy Library Director
Suzanne Smithson, Deputy Library Director
Cheryl Mast, Library Management Analyst
Jessica Padilla, Library Community Coordinator
Dave Curtis, Senior Librarian
John Quartarone, Senior Librarian
Devin Castel, Library Business Systems Specialist
Arthur Wood, President, Friends of the Library
Carolyn Hoard, NSDCGS liaison
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
The minutes of the July 20, 2005 meeting of the Library Board of Trustees were
approved as submitted.
MONTHLY LIBRARY REPORTS:
Deputy Library Director Smithson introduced Senior Librarian Dave Curtis, recently
hired as the Division Head for Reference Services at the Georgina Cole Library.
Trustee Kamenjarin and Swette had several questions regarding the inconsistencies in
the monthly statistics report.
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Minutes of August 17,2005 Meeting
Page 2
REPORT ON SUMMER READING PROGRAM:
Senior Librarian John Quartarone reported on this year’s Summer Reading Program
with a PowerPoint presentation for the Board.
The final count for this year was 3,268 children who read an estimated 1,036,037 pages
and 205 volunteers signed up to help with the program. Total enrollment exceeds last
year‘s number by nearly 8%. Centro also ran a reading program for adults and had
fourteen participants.
The end of the program party held this year at Valley Middle School involved nearly
sixty volunteers and over 1800 attended.
Trustee Lignante asked how they tracked the number of pages read and Sr. Librarian
Quartarone explained that each participant has a log and when they come in to report
on the books read, the number of pages is written in the log.
Trustee Kamenjarin asked if the Summer Reading Program generates a significant
increase in the library card registrations and Sr. Librarian Quartarone responded that
there are a few requests for lost card replacements at the beginning but most of the
children already have library cards.
Trustee Swette asked if the number of participants has reached the maximum capacity
the Library can handle and if the staff is considering other methods to deliver the
program next year.
Sr. Librarian Quartarone responded that the Dove Lane Library Children’s staff had met
today to discuss various elements of the program, and that a joint Children’s staff
meeting is scheduled for August 31”to recap the successes and challenges of the
program this year and begin the planning for next year.
Deputy Library Director Smithson reported that the library has decided to participate in
the nationwide cooperative program again next year and the theme selected is “Paws,
Claws, Scales & Tales” for the younger children and “Creature Features” for the teens.
UPCOMING LIBRARY PROGRAMS:
Library Community Coordinator Jessica Padilla distributed a list of Library events and
programs scheduled for the FallNVinter 2005 season.
Trustee Tarman asked about attendance numbers for the film series and Community
Coordinator Padilla responded that, depending on the subject matter, it varies from 50
to 200. The concerts usually draw an average of ninety people, depending on the
artist.
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Minutes of Auaust 17. 2005 Meetina
Page 3
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND FY 2005-06:
Library Director Lange referenced the letter from the State Library included in the
agenda packet and noted that the check for this year’s allocation should arrive in
February of 2006. Historically this fund has never been fully funded and the State’s
budget cuts this year have reduced the total amount again. This year’s proportionally
funded amount represents only 16% of our total allocation if the program was 100%
funded.
UPDATE ON LIBRARY PROJECTS:
Balanced Scorecard - Library Director Lange distributed the latest version of the
balanced scorecard worksheet and explained that implementation of the strategic plan
initiatives are a management goal this year. The focus will be primarily on the customer
service aspects of the plan. Immediate plans include the telephone and in-house
customer surveys and the “mystery shopper” results.
RFlD & Self Check - This project is still in the contract negotiations stage.
PC/Print Management - Deputy Library Director Piuuto reported that this project is
also in the contract negotiation stage and we hope to have a final contract soon. The
contract is an extension of the current one the Library has with Xerox for the
photocopy/print services but adding a software component which will allow patrons to
reserve and self-register for the use of a public access computer. That represents a
new service to our patrons and will require them to enter their library card number at a
walk-up reservation terminal. For this reason, the Library is currently reminding patrons
that they must have their card for public access computer use. The implementation date
is subject to the execution of the contract.
E-mail and Telephone notification - Library Business Systems Specialist Castel
reported that e-mail notification is “live” and patrons can sign up on line by accessing
“My Account” on the library’s web page. The patron will then receive notices for holds
and overdue items online. Thus far there are 231 patrons who have signed up for the
service and information about the service as well as a “FAQ” sheet are available on the
library web page.
The question about the possibility of a 72-hour advance notice on materials coming due
was mentioned at the last Board meeting and Business Systems Specialist Castel
reported that initially the e-mail notification for over due items will be generated only
after the due date. Once the service has been available for a significant time and we
are able to clean up e-mail addresses that have “bounced back”, the library will
investigate providing the 72-hour advance notice service.
Business Systems Specialist Castel reported that Sirsi has just returned the server for
the telephone notification service and the target date to “go live” is October 14, 2005.
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Trustee Swette asked what is being done to promote either of these new services.
Business Systems Specialist Castel responded that there will be at least three weeks of
testing still on the telephone notification option and following that there will be a link on
the Library’s home page explaining the option and including a “FAQ” element. There is
already a link there for e-mail notification.
Trustee Swette asked that the number of patrons signing up for these options be
included in the Library’s monthly statistics report.
Learning Center - Management Analyst Cheryl Mast reported that the Learning
Center is also a management goal for this year. The architect is currently working on
the bid set of plans that are due on November 18*. The next step will be to get
approval from City Council to go out to bid on the project. Tentative time line for this
project is to award the contract in July 06 and complete the project in October 07.
Children’s Garden on Dove Lane - Management Analyst Mast reported she has met
with the inspector for the project and expects the pre-construction meeting to be
scheduled by the end of this month. The work is scheduled to begin next month and is
estimated to take three months to complete.
LIBRARY BOARD FOCUS OR FY 05-06:
Meetinn auenda content - Chair Swette announced that this item is on the agenda at
his request in an effort to ensure the Trustees receive the information they need and
want each month. He asked if there was anything specific that the Trustees would like
on the agenda each month that would help them to do their job properly. He asked if
having the Division Heads rotate onto the agenda to give the Trustees an update on
each specific division would be helpful.
The Trustees agreed that having the Library Division Heads attend meetings to review
services within their respective areas was a good method to keep the Board informed.
Trustee Kamenjarin commented that there have been a series of revisions to the.
agenda packet during the time he has served on the board. Initially there was too much
information in the packet and now perhaps there is too little and he would like to see
more information included each month. Additionally, he would like longer lead-time on
action items on the agenda that would require a decision by the board.
Meetinu locations - Chair Swette referred the Trustees to the proposed meeting
locations for 2006 which continued rotating the location between the Board Room on
Dove Lane and the Community Room at the Cole.
Trustee Tarman stated he liked rotating the location and that perhaps after the Learning
Center is completed the Board could meet there on occasion as well.
Trustee Kamenjarin questioned if it was realistic to schedule the Board to meet at the
Cole in March of 2006 and Deputy Library Director Smithson responded that the work
on the HVAC was supposed to be completed in late January so scheduling the first
Board meeting at the Cole in March of 2006 was realistic at this time.
Action Plan for Strategic Plan (Balanced Scorecard) - Chair Swette asked for
suggestions from the board for ways in which the board could take an active part to
promote the strategic plan and represent the community’s interest.
Library Director Lange suggested that the surveys mentioned earlier would provide
information from the community as to their interests and desired changes.
Trustee Tarman suggested the role of the Board is to evaluate the information provided
as a result of the surveys, make recommendations based on that information and
monitor the progress as the library staff follows the “roadmap” provided in the balance
scorecard worksheet.
Chair Swette asked if the Library Board has ever prepared a report to the City Council
on the “State of the Library.”
Library Director Lange explained that the management goal process includes a report
to the City Council on the goal achievements and that in the past the Library has
sometimes submitted a new strategic plan for Council approval. Routine information on
Library and Library Board activities are included in the minutes and the Council receives
copies of the minutes for their reading file.
Chair Swette responded that he was thinking more in terms of a report from the Board
as opposed to a report from Library staff. There followed a discussion about the role of
the board as an advisory group and its advocacy role in times when lobbying and
support is needed to make a change.
New Director - Chair Swette asked Library Director Lange for an update on the
recruitment and suggestions on how the board can work the most effectively with the
new director.
Library Director Lange began with an update on the process for the recruitment of the
new director. Of the 21 applicants, six finalists for the position will be here on Thursday
the 25* and Friday the 26* and the Trustees have been invited to the Reception on
Thursday night to meet and talk with the candidates. There will also be comment
sheets available at the reception for members of the board to provide input. The
schedule for Thursday will include a tour of both library facilities, a driving tour of the
community and a I-hour discussion session for each candidate with some key library
and arts office staff members. On Friday, the candidates are scheduled for individual
meetings with the City Manager and the oral board interview. Members of the oral
board are Julie Clark, Director of Human Resources, Debbie Fountain, Director of
Library Board of Trustees
Minutes of August 17, 2005 Meeting Page 6
Housing and Redevelopment, Kevin Crawford, Fire Chief and Frank Mannen, retired
Assistant City Manager.
Trustee Tarman asked who would make the final decision and Library Director Lange
said the oral board will rate the candidates as to qualified or highly qualified and present
their findings to the City Manager who makes the final decision. Library Director Lange
said that typically the City Manager would invite the top two candidates back for a more
in-depth interview.
Library Director Lange announced that the City Manager has appointed Deputy Library
Director Pizzuto as the Interim Director during this period and that usually a Library
Director would give a month’s notice before leaving a position, which would probably
mean November before a new director was in place.
Trustee Kamenjarin asked if there would be information on the candidates prior to the
reception and Library Director Lange said Human Resources was collecting a data
sheet from each of the candidates and we would forward those to the Trustees as soon
as they were available.
Trustee Kamenjarin also asked Library Director Lange if he had any information about
the outside candidates and he responded that one candidate is a former student, all are
currently Library Directors, and two are finalists for positions in other cities.
DIRECTOR’S REPORT:
The Director distributed a copy of an article about the Carlsbad City Library, which
appeared in The Book Standard newsletter.
Cole HVAC -The project is on target so far and the interim facility will be a modular
building located in the existing parking lot with portable restroom facilities. The interim
facility will be able to provide public access computers. It is estimated that work on the
project will begin in mid-December and the library building will be closed for
approximately four weeks.
New Van for ALP - The City Council last night formally accepted the Dodge Sprinter
Van as a gift from the Carlsbad Girls Club Board for the Adult Learning Program, to be
used primarily to transport literacy students between ALP and the high school.
CALTAC Workshop in Santa Clara - This item an informational one only today, but
should any of the trustees wish to attend the Technology workshop, the library would
cover the cost of the workshop registration as well as their roundtrip airfare but no
overnight stay.
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Minutes of August 17,2005 Meeting
FOUNDATION REPORT:
Trustee Tarman reported that there was no quorum for the last scheduled Foundation
meeting but that work continues on the capital campaign, the Castles of Carlsbad home
tour and the Richard Glazier concert for October 1st. The Foundation will host an
invitation only reception preceding the concert for sponsors and hosts of the homes tour
fund raiser.
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY:
No report.
NSDC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY:
Liaison Carolyn Hoard referred the board members to the monthly newsletter and
reminded them they were invited to the annual potluck immediately following this
meeting at the Carlsbad Senior Center. She also expressed her best wishes to Library
Director Lange as he retired.
LIBRARY BOARD COMMENTS:
Trustee Kamenjarin complimented the City staff and contractor on the renovations to
the landscaping at the entrance to the Cole stating is was a major improvement.
The Trustees each expressed their appreciation to Library Director Lange for his
leadership over the years.
Trustee Kamenjarin also commented on the life and untimely death of Carol Tico, long
time loyal library employee and Carlsbad resident who was lost to us in June.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
None present.
ADJOURNMENT:
By proper motion, the meeting was adjourned at 521 PM
Respectfully submitted,
Cissie Sextdn
Administrative Secretary
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Monthly LIBRARY Reports
for
JULY 2005
Systemwide . . .
1. As of the end of July, 1958 children had registered for the Summer Reading Program at
the Dove Library, 858 at Cole, and at Centro 134. 190 teens at Dove, 98 teens at Cole,
and 24 teens and adults at Centro had registered for the Teen Reading Program. These
numbers continue to exceed previous years, and account for heavy circulation of
children’s and teen materials during the summer.
2. The Library’s Sirsi Unicorn system was successfully upgraded on July 3. Applications
Specialist Doug Kappel, from the City’s Information Technology Department, put in 12
hours that day to ensure that the Library’s downtime would be as short as possible.
3. The Library began sending email notifications for holds and overdues in July to patrons
who had previously indicated that they wished to receive notices by email. There have
been many favorable comments. Beginning August 8, the option of changing to email
notification will appear when patrons check their account online. These test groups have
enabled the Library to discover and resolve minor glitches before broadly marketing
email notification, which will begin in August after a sufficient period of testing in this
smaller market.
4. During July, the Library’s first balanced scorecard was finalized and will be posted
shortly to the Balanced Scorecard web page available on the City’s website. Work has
already begun on some of the initiatives identified for the first year.
5. The State Library sponsored a focus group workshop in San Diego on July 19 on
“California Reference Service Focus Groups: First and Second Level Reference: Current
Trends and Future Needs.” Callie Ahrens (Dove Lane) and Kimiko Morita (Cole)
represented the Carlsbad City Library in both contributing to the discussions and
bringing back new perspectives.
Adult Learning ...
6. On July 14, Library Director Cliff Lange, Program Coordinator Lynda Jones, and adult
learner Kevin Blair were guests of the Evening Rotary Club. Lynda and Kevin presented
a program about the Adult Learning Program and plans for the new Library Learning
Center.
7. Staff met on July 15 to pool the research done individually on materials and methods for
improving comprehension skills. Staff chose one software program, 3 text series, and
one methodology to explore further. Identifying and incorporating materials and
methods for directly teaching comprehension skills is one the Adult Learning Program’s
priorities for 2005-2006.
8. The library was notified by the State Library that the first installment, $10,000, of its
2005-2006 California Library Literacy Services grant was being awarded. The amount of
the second installment will not be known until the State Library receives final fiscal year
reports from all libraries for 2004-2005.
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Monthly Library Reports for July 2005
Centro de Informaci6n ...
9. A significant element of the Summer Reading Program at Centro this year has been
adult participation. Parents have very actively checked out, read and reported on books
at the same time as their children. This is a way for the Centro to promote family literacy
year-round. A special event in July was the Royal Fiesta, an afternoon for moms and
daughters to become queens and princesses, share in crafts and a storytime;
meanwhile, Dads and sons worked together on a castle craft and donned the costumes
of kings and princes. The goal was to provide educational activities focusing on the
Renaissance period that complement the academic curriculum on this topic.
CCL, Dove Lane ...
10. A new audiobook format, MP3 CD audiobooks, debuted in the collection in mid-July,
2005. This format allows for condensed data on each CD, so that the average
audiobook can be on 1 - 3 MP3 CDs, instead of the usual 10 - 17 regular CDs. This
means a reduced price for MP3 CDs compared to regular CDs, so that the library can
buy more audiobooks. The library will be carefully monitoring the use of this new format,
and will be adding gradually to the collection until the use patterns are known.
11 Library intern Dave Schmidt visited a number of divisions during July to acquaint him
with their activities and responsibilities. He is working primarily in the Reference and
Children’s Divisions for the period of his internship. The Library periodically hosts
interns completing this requirement for their master’s degree in library and information
science. Internships are mutually beneficial to the intern and the Library, providing
valuable hands-on experience and exposure to the Carlsbad City Library that helps to
attract future recruits here in a sometimes-limited professional market.
12. Children’s weekly special events associated with the Summer Reading Program drew
heavy attendance during July. Those featuring live critters were the most popular, with
audiences exceeding 300. Teens enjoyed an ice cream social, Pizza and Movie nights,
and a Behind-the-Scenes Movie Magic program at La Costa Ultrastar Cinema.
13. On July 27, a class of tenth graders from Rancho San Dieguito High School was given a
tour of the library by Teen Librarian Darin Williamson, conducted mostly in Spanish. The
experience was so positive for the class that the teacher wrote a letter commending
Darin for his engaging manner and the contribution he made to the lives of the students.
14. Senior Librarian John Quartarone announced his plans to retire in October, after 24
years with the Carlsbad City Library. Recruitments for multiple Circulation Pages and
Clerks as well as part-time Reference Librarian commenced in July. Typically there is a
large turnover at the end of the summer, with the start of the new academic year.
15. Pamela Clarke, who has been a cataloger with the Library since August 2000, has
resigned to take a position with Loyola Marymount University. Her last day will be
August 19. Also departing for the master’s program at UCLA is temporary cataloger
Christopher Anderson, who volunteered to stay an extra week to help out at this busy
time. Existing eligibility lists for Librarian 1/11 are being reviewed to fill the full-time
position.
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Monthly Library Reports for July 2005
Georgina Cole ...
16. The Summer Reading Program continued through July. Popular programs at the Cole
Library and at the Centro de lnformacion included Falcon’s Court (especially when the
hawk flew over the heads of the children barely missing some spikes and ponytails),
Schoolhouse Chess, John Abram’s Animal Magic, two “Late Night at the Library”
programs-one for school-age children and one for teens, movie nights, and craft
programs.
17. Final departmental interviews were held in July for two new Senior Librarians at the Cole
Library. Dave Curtis was selected as Senior Librarian in Reference Services and
Audrey Jones as Senior Librarian in Children’s Services. They will both begin their
employment mid-August. Staff members from the Children’s and Reference Divisions
participated in the selection process and are very excited about these new
appointments.
18. The Genealogy Division held several successful programs in July. On July 12, Jeanette
Shiel spoke to the NSDCGS Computer Group on “RootsWeb.” with 72 people attending.
On July 26, Prof. Steven Cassedy from UCSD spoke to NSDCGS on “Turn of the
Twentieth Century: Part 11’’ with 35 people in attendance. On July 9, Margaret Read
taught the Beginning Genealogy Class with 16 people attending. During the week of
July 11, Margaret Read taught the Junior Genealogy Class with 2 youth attending.
19. Susan Gutierrez from the Local History Room was invited by the Kelly family to attend
the Kelly Family Reunion at Carrillo Ranch and at the Rancho Agua Hedionda Adobe.
She recorded interviews with family members and took photos that will greatly enrich the
Local History collection.
20. As of the new fiscal year, the Children’s pages were transferred to the Circulation
Division. All pages at Cole are now part of Circulation and will shelve in every area of
the Cole Library. This is in keeping with the Carlsbad City Library on Dove Lane. It also
affords paging in the Children’s area during some part of every shift.
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CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY
MONTHLY USAGE STATISTICS
CCL. Dove Lane
Reference questions
Circulation
People count
In-House Use of Materials
Cole Library
Reference questions
Circulation
People count
In-House Use of Materials
Centro/ALP
Reference questions
Circulation
People count
In-House Use of Materials
Library-Sponsored Programs
Adult programs
Adult program attendance
Young Adult programs
Young Adult program attendance
Children's programs
Children's program attendance
Computer Use
All Facilities
Facility Meeting Room Use
Events booked
Event attendance
Events cancelled
Volunteer Hours
Total hours:
July-04
12,050
75,546
35,081"
14,877
5,643
37,482
23,169
6,561
221 *
1,062*
2,082*
222*
22
302
6
334
77
3,391
8,380
73
3,209 **
715
Jul-05
1 1,878
77,672
45,385
20,626
5,884
35,300
22,057
7,911
24 1 /42
988/84
2,190/** *
233/***
20
253
14
167
73
1,849
8,892
43
2,229
8
1,028.3
* Centro and ALP combined. ** Not reported last year * * * ALP not reported.
A Door counter malfimction for approximately seven days affected count.
CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY
FOUNDED 1850
TO: Public Library Directors
FROM:
DATE: July 28,2005
SUBJECT: ESTIMATED Allocations for the Public Library Fund (FY 2005-06)
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The purpose of this message is to provide you with initial estimates of the Public Library Fund (PLF)
allotments to be sent to you for FY 2005-06.
As authorized in the Governor’s budget message regarding SB 77, the appropriation for PLF this year is
$14,360,000. The attached table presents the California State Library’s preliminary allocation estimates
for fimds to be distributed for the 2005-06 fiscal year. These estimates are subject to revision because of
state budgetary conditions or fluctuations attributable to jurisdictions not being able to meet the
maintenance of effort requirement due to local budgetary issues. The final determination of the
allocations will be made following confirmation of eligibility based on the submission of the annual
certification by public libraries of their respective local appropriations.
As background, the timeline for certification and distribution of fimds is included in the state budget act
through which the funds are made available. The 2005-06 Budget Act states the following provisions
concerning PLF:
1.
2.
3.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, for the 2005-06 fiscal year, the date.on or before
which the fiscal officer of each public library shall report to the State Librarian the information
specified in Section 18023 of the Education Code shall be December 1,2005.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, for the 2005-06 fiscal year, the date on or before
which the Controller shall distribute funds to the fiscal officer of each public library as specified
in Section 18026 of the Education Code shall be February 15,2006.
It is the intent of the Legislature that the hds appropriated in this item be allocated consistent
with the provisions of Section 18025 of the Education Code.
If you have any concerns about this process, the target dates, or any other questions, please contact
Sharon Gomez at (916) 653-6492 or email snomez@library.ca.nov.
Enclosure
Library - Courts Building P.O. Box 942837 Sacramento, CA 94237-0001
PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND
FY 200512006 Estimates
(Payment based on population)
1 2 3 4 5
At 100% Funding
Percentage Total Cost of Proportionally
Public Library Population Meets of Total PLF Program Funded Est.
FY 05/06 MOE Y/N Population 1 x $2.434 1 x 0.3903208051
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Alameda Co.
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Alpine Co.
Altadena L.D.
Amador Co.
Anaheim
Arcadia
kusa City
Banning Unif. S.D.
Beaumont L.D.
Belevedere-Tiburon
Benicia
Berkeley
Beverly Hills
Brawley
Buena Park L.D.
Burbank
Burl in game
Butte Co.
Calabasas -
Calaveras Co.
Camarena (Calexico)
Carlsbad City
Carmel (Harrison)
Cerritos
Chula Vista
Coalinga-Huron U.S.D.
Colton
Colusa Co.
City of Commerce
Contra Costa Co.
Corona
Coronado
Covina
Daly City
Del Norte C0.L.D.
Dixon Unif. S.D.
Downey City
El Centro
El Dorado Co.
El Segundo
7/25/2005
74,581
520,909
90,561
1,262
54,876
37,574
345,317
56,320
48,520
30,470
36,998
10,904
27,323
104,534
35,969
24,042
81,066
106,739
35,602
21,4,119
23,123
44,796
36,274
95,146
4,078
55,074
21 7,543
26,870
51,627
20,880
13,504
917,886
144,070
26,973
49,565
104,661
28,895
25,224
1 13,607
41,030
173,407
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0.01 41 589
0.0024615
0.0000343
0.001491 6
0.0010213
0.0093861
0.001 5308
0.0013188
0.0008282
0.001 0056
0.0002964
0.0007427
0.0028414
0.0009777
0.0006535
0.0022035
0.0029013
0.0009677
0.00582
0.0006285
0.0012176
0.000986
0.0025862
0.0001 108
0.001 497
0.0059131
0.0007304
0.0014033
0.0005675
0.0003671
0.0249492
0.00391 6
0.0007332
0.001 3472
0.0028448
0.0007854
0.0006856
0.003088
0.001 1152
0.00471 34
0.0004627
181,530
1,267,893
220,425
3,072
133,568
91,455
840,502
137,083
11 8,098
74,164
90,053
26,540
66,504
254,436
87,549
5831 8
197,315
259,803
86,655
521,166
56,281
109,033
88,291
231,585
9,926
134,050
529,500
65,402
125,660
50,822
32,869
2,234,135
350,666
65,652
120,641
254,745
70,330
61,395
27631 9
99,867
422,073
41,436
29,111
203,322
35,348
493
21,419
14,666
134,784
21,983
18,938
11,893
14,441
4,256
10,665
40,802
14,039
9,384
3 1,642
41,662
13,896
83,575
9,025
17,485
143 58
37,137
1,592
21,497
84,912
10,488
20,151
8,150
5,271
358,270
56,234
10,528
19,346
40,851
11,278
9,845
44,343
16,015
67,684
6,645
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PLF Estimates 2005-06 a
CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Aug 17,2005
MEETING DATES AND LOCATIONS FOR 2005
3rd Wednesday of each month 63 4PM
CCL Board Room - Dove Lane
Date I Location
-an 19,2005 I Cole Library Community Room
CCL Board Room - Dove Lane I Feb 16,2005 I 1 Mar 16,2005 ! Cole Library Community Room
CCL Board Room - Dove Lane 1 Apr 20,2005 I
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j Cole Library Community Room 1 May 18,2005 I
CCL Board Room - Dove Lane un 15,2005 I 1 Jul20,2005
1 Sep 23., 2005 Cole Library Community Room
1 Oct 19,2005 CGL Board Room - Dove Lane
1 Nov 16,2005 Cole Library Community Room 1
1 Dec 21,2005 CCL Board Room - Dove Lane I
2006 Proposed
Meeting locations
Library Board of Trustees
Library Board Room - Dove Lane
January
February
April
J une
August
October
December
Cole Community Room
March
May
July
September
November