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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2015-11-18; Library Board of Trustees; MinutesMEETING OF: DATE OF MEETING: PLACE OF MEETING: MINUTES LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2015 Dove Library Boardroom 1775 Dove Lane, Carlsbad CA 92011 ITEM #3A CALL TO ORDER: Chair Hulsart called the meeting to order at 4:00 p.m. ROLL CALL: Present: Trustees Bradley, Hulsart, and Parsons Absent: Trustee Benson and Hinman Staff Present: Heather Pizzuto, Library & Cultural Arts Director Suzanne Smithson, Deputy Library Director Diane Bednarski, Deputy Library Director Glynn Birdwell, Principal Librarian Debbie Jo McCool, Associate Analyst Keith Gemmell, Library Programs & Venues Coordinator Devin Castel, Senior Business Systems Specialist Nancy Blake, Temporary Office Assistant APPROVAL OF MINUTES: ACTION: The Board, by proper motion (Parsons/Bradley) approved the minutes of the Oct. 21, 2015 meeting. MONTHLY LIBRARY REPORTS: The Board received the October 2015 Monthly Library Reports with Chair Hulsart expressing interest in item #5 regarding "Handling Uncomfortable Interactions" training and wishing to discuss it further at a future meeting. Trustee Bradley commented on item #20 regarding the award of three scholarships made available to the Carlsbad City Library for community members applying to participate in the Career Online High School. Trustee Parsons commented on item #25 regarding the Osher Institute classes at the Library Learning Center. Deputy Library Director Suzanne Smithson reviewed items of interest on the Sept. 2015 Library Board Statistics. In particular changing use patterns related to the Cole Library closure for remodeling were highlighted. Naming Opportunities Presentation- Consultant David Baker The Board received a presentation from Consultant David Baker of Giving Design Group on potential Dove Library naming opportunities. Mr. Baker explained in detail the process of Library Board of Trustees Minutes of the Nov. 18, 2015 Meeting Page 2 of 3 evaluating the space and the recommended value associated with each based on the market, project costs and square footage. He responded to a variety of questions from both the Library Board and guests from the Carlsbad Library & Arts Foundation. Trustees expressed the desire to hold on any action until a subsequent meeting when absent Trustees would have the opportunity to express any questions. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM PROJECTS UPDATE: The Capital Improvements projects agenda item was continued to the December meeting. TECHNOLOGY UPDATE: Senior Business Systems Specialist Devin Castel updated the Board on the following: • Quarterly Technology Report statistics were presented for the period of July through September, reflecting the Cole Library closure for construction beginning Sept. 1. This included discussion of both wired and wireless public internet activity as well as self - check kiosks. Session use increased at the Library Learning Center, particularly use of the early literacy stations. The Dove and Cole Libraries both experienced increases in wireless sessions. • The replacement of RFID technology continued, will all staff stations deployed at the Learning Center and the security gates installed. Staff plans on deploying self -check kiosks for public use in the next few weeks and work continues on the new credit card payment configuration partnering with several vendors. 2016 Library Board of Trustees Calendar - The 2016 Library Board of Trustees Calendar agenda item was continued to the December meeting. DIRECTOR'S REPORT: Library & Cultural Arts Director Heather Pizzuto brought the Board up-to-date on the following items: • Interviewing has begun for the Genealogy and Local History Division senior librarian position. Seven candidates were interviewed and a second round of interviews will occur sometime between the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. • A request for proposals for staffing and succession planning assistance had been posted with staff receiving two proposals. Staff is in discussion with one respondent at this time. The project will be scheduled into the work plan for 2016. • On Oct. 27 an annual staff day was dedicated to teambuilding and bringing the staff up- to-date on current projects. Another event is anticipated to be held sometime during the Dove closure. Library Board of Trustees Minutes of the Nov. 18, 2015 Meeting Page 3 of 3 • Recently several staff members attended the California Library Association Conference. Staff will present highlights of the conference at a later meeting. • On Nov. 23, a citywide technology project will roll out to the public which allows the community to view city documents using new software. This web -based application is available through the city's public records access site. • On Nov. 4, Library & Cultural Arts Director Heather Pizzuto participated with the Mayor in the Newcomers Club in celebration of their 50th Anniversary, presenting information about library services. FOUNDATION REPORT: Representative Parsons reported that the Foundation Board discussed the cancellation of the Foundation's insurance policy on the grand piano as replacement is covered under the City's current policy. The Foundation is still pursuing a new web designer. The Board discussed the City's naming rights policy and donor recognition, in advance of attending today's meeting. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY REPORT: Representative Hulsart reported that the Friends of the Library Bookstore Holiday Boutique begins Dec. 7. NSDC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY REPORT: Board Liaison Cindy Goodger shared recent and upcoming activities of the North San Diego County Genealogical Society. LIBRARY BOARD COMMENTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS: Library & Cultural Arts Director Heather Pizzuto distributed updated contact information for the Trustees. Chair Hulsart recognized Carlsbad Library Arts Foundation members who attended the meeting. PUBLIC COMMENTS: None ADJOURNMENT: By proper motion (Parsons/Bradley) and vote the meeting was adjourned at 5:37 p.m. Respecfully submitted, Nancy Blake Temporary Office Assistant Monthly LIBRARY Reports for OCTOBER 2015 ITEM #4 Systemwide ... 1. All Library & Cultural Arts staff were invited to attend an update and development session on the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 27. Special guest speakers included the Interim City Manager Kathy Dodson and redesign project architect Jonathan Hartman from Group4 Architecture. Libraries were closed until 1:00 p.m. to allow all staff to join the event. 2. Staff continued to work with the RFID vendors through a variety of issues regarding the implementation of the self -check system at the Learning Center. This multi -faceted process will help staff to be prepared for installing the new system in the remodeled Cole Library. 3. The Cover to Cover Reading Club, an annual reading incentive program sponsored by In-N- Out, began at the two open library locations. From Oct. 3 to Nov. 14, children between the ages of 4 and 12 can participate in this program. For each five books that a child reads, they will earn a certificate for a free hamburger or cheeseburger. 4. Teen Read Week was celebrated Oct. 18 -24 at both the Dove Lane Library and the Learning Center. Teens at Dove wrote book reviews and received a chocolate bar reward. At the Learning Center staff created a display with this year's theme "Get Away @ Your Library." The display featured books that are set in different countries in several different genres. 5. Staff from all divisions and locations have the opportunity to participate in a variety of training sessions during the Cole closure. Training Coordinator Amy Jordan scheduled and worked with staff to develop and present many sessions in October on such topics as accountability, using eBooks, handling uncomfortable interactions, writing incident reports, and preparing for service model changes. She has also publicized and made available webinars for group viewing and discussion. CCL, Dove Lane ... 6. The new business mid -weekday workshop series, Let's Do Lunch, continued on Wednesday, Oct. 28, with a well -attended session on social media marketing for small businesses. The workshop was led by Cyndi Darlington, President of Darlington Marketing, and offered participants a chance to see what online marketing tools are available, which platforms appeal to certain demographics as well as tips on how to best craft marketing messages. 7. The library hosted its monthly Author Talk series on Saturday, Oct. 24, featuring Ingrid Croce (widow of legendary singer Jim Croce) and her husband Jimmy Rock as they spoke about their book, I Got a Name: The Jim Croce Story. To an audience of nearly 100 people, Ingrid shared stories about how she met Jim Croce, their life together, overcoming several personal life trials and how she overcame adversity to become a successful business woman. 1 Monthly Library Reports for October 2015 8. One hundred and fifteen music lovers enjoyed a Saturday evening concert at the Schulman Auditorium featuring San Diego popular jazz musicians The Danny Green Trio on Oct. 17. The band performed a mix of original music as well as standards to an enthusiastic crowd who also enjoyed meeting the musicians after the performance. 9. A new six -part lecture series called "Good Life" about health and wellness began during the month of October. The first event was a huge success with nearly 100 attendees present for a lecture on arthritic healing through herbs and stem cell repair led by quadruple certified Dr. Alexandra Bunyak, M.D. Other lectures held during October featured a lecture on home safety for aged living led by Fritzi Gros-Dailion and a lecture on interpreting dreams led by Dr. Patricia Ariadne, Ph.D., MFT. The series continues in November with three more lectures. 10. Two programs for teens had a great turnout: Pizza and a Movie on Oct. 22 showed the inspirational sports film, McFarland USA, and a pumpkin carving program on Oct. 26 brought in teens carving both spooky and funny creations. 11. The Patchwork Players shared their favorite "Slightly Spooky Stories" to a group of 40 listeners in the Children's Garden on Oct. 29. Having the program after dark with special lighting in the Gazebo added to the spine -tingling atmosphere. Georgina Cole ... 12. The Cole Library Book Clubs moved to the Learning Center during the renovations but have not lost attendance. The Tuesday Evening Book Club read and discussed Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. There were 15 people present and it was a wonderful discussion that touched on du Maurier's character development and her ability to describe place and time and give the reader the feeling that she is there. The Thursday Afternoon Book Club discussed Magician's Assistant by Ann Patchett. Sixteen members attended and all enjoyed this well researched book. 13. The Ask a Genealogist program, led by Cole genealogy staff and held at the Carlsbad City Library on Dove Lane has proven to be popular while Cole's physical materials are unavailable. Thirty-two people took advantage of the division's offer of assistance and kept the genealogy staff busy, using 52 computer hours this month. Patrons who are new to genealogy and the Carlsbad collection and those who are experiencing "brick walls" have been primary visitors. 14. Genealogy Focus On classes continue to be held using genealogical resources available online. The Focus On "Ancestry Card Catalog" class was held the Dove Adult Computer Lab with near capacity attendance of seven. 15. The regular workshops sponsored by the Society and the Genealogy division continue to be held at Council Chambers, the Faraday building, and the Library Learning Center. 2 Monthly Library Reports for October 2015 16. The Cole Baby Rhyme Time programs which are being offered both outdoors in the Pine Avenue Community Park and indoors at the Senior Center have been well attended. The unintended outdoor session has been particularly popular with double the attendance of the indoor session. Several of the parents have asked if staff could continue holding an outdoor session of Baby Rhyme Time when Cole reopens; staff is evaluating many options to fulfill this request. 17. Cole Children's Tuesday Afternoon Adventures have continued at the Learning Center. October programs included: Fire Prevention Week with the Carlsbad Fire Department was held on Oct. 6 and kids learned about fire safety from their favorite firefighters from the Carlsbad Fire Department; Forensic fun attendees experienced crime scene investigation and forensic science with an actual fingerprint and evidence specialist from the Carlsbad Police Department; Slightly Scary Story Craft was held on Oct. 27 with reading of scary stories, playing a Trick -or -Treat game and learning to make spider webs on black paper. Learning Center ... 18. On Oct. 29, the Learning Center celebrated the "Day of the Dead" with children of all ages learning about this traditional Latin American holiday and creating their own sugar skull. Forty-five children and adults attended this program. 19. Literacy Services hosted its annual "Each One Reach One" open house on Oct. 8. Guests enjoyed food and beverages while learning about literacy services at the library. 20. Staff submitted a successful application to participate in the California State Library's Career Online High School pilot program. The Library will receive three scholarships from the state and will purchase three matching scholarships. Training will begin In November and the program will launch soon after training is complete. Outreach and Community Connections... 21. The Library's homebound delivery program currently has 12 volunteers who donate their time to select and deliver library materials 21 homebound patrons. 22. Genealogy librarian Amy Davis sat on a panel at the first annual Genealogy Day at Balboa Park on Oct. 10. She and her fellow panel members shared the offerings and resources of their particular facilities at two sessions. Each session had approximately 40 attendees. 23. Cole Children's librarian Missy Shaw and technician Laurie Clarke were invited to present a Halloween Storytime at the pumpkin patch at the Carlsbad Strawberry Fields location on Oct. 18. They read scary stories, played games, and shared a simple spooky craft. 24. Dove Children's staff conducted six La Costa Meadows first grade library tours and two Carrillo Elementary third grade tours. 25. The Osher Institute started two new classes at the Learning Center on Oct. 23, one on modern political philosophers and one on art history. The classes will continue every Friday until Nov. 20. 3 LIBRARY BOARD STATISTICS October 2015 Reference, Circulation, Visitors Reference Questions Oct-14 Sep-15 .,a Oct-15 .a 1 Dove Library 12,095 13,488 12,906 2 Cole Library 10,633 0 0 3 Library Learning Center 837_ 2,814 2,824 4 I Total 23,565 16,302 15,730 Circulation Oct-14 Sep-15 c" Oct-15 " 5 Dove Library 68,173 70,220 70,909 0 6 Cole Library 35,616 0 7 Library Learning Center 1,631 6,204 6,525 8 9 eAudiobook Downloads eBook Downloads 938 2,911 1,410 3,408 792 1,423 3,312 10 eMagazine Downloads 2 660 897 111 Total 109,929 82,034 83,066 People Count Oct-14 Sep-15 .4 Oct-15 '� 12 Dove Library 37,550 39,002 39,458 13 Cole Library 26,460 0 0 14 Library Learning Center 5,893 13,072 15,367 151 Total' 69,9031 52,0741 54,825 Programs and Technology Library -Sponsored Programs Oct-14 Sep-15 ,4 Oct-15 ,c 16 Pre -School Programs 62 58 2,031 71 3,002 17 Attendance 3,748 18 School Aged Children's Programs 32 26 38 919 19 Attendance 856 837 zo Young Adult Programs 7 3 4 70 21 Attendance 128 28 22 Adult Programs 50 35 987 35 1,262 23 Attendance 1,303 Technology Usage Oct-14 Sep-15 e`' Oct-15 '' 24 Computer Use 10,688 8,180 7,628 25 WiFi Use 1 - 7,198 7,255 26 Webpage Views3 - 41,655 38,454 27 Database Usage 7,252 5,072 5,304 Facility Meeting Room Use Oct-14 Sep-15 4 Oct-15 . 28 Events 99 77 100 5,798 29_Attendance 5,451 5,368 Volunteer Hours Oct-14 Sep-15 `' Oct-15 ''' 3olTotal Hours 1,578 1,233 1,335 1. WiFi Usage reported beginning January 2015 2. Zinio downloadable magazines launched August 2014 3. Collecting method changed Sept 2014 "4. Cole Library closed Sept. 1, 2015 for CIP modernization project; Genealogy staff relocated to Dove, Other staff to LLC. (Expected period: Sept. 2015 - Jan. 2016) ITEM #5 GIVING DESIGN Forging cameetains. Building 499nPiP4. Dove Library Naming Opportunities Market Valuation Report November 2015 This work was commissioned to meet the requirements of the City of Carlsbad's Naming Rights Policy. The results will provide the Carlsbad Library & Arts Foundation with a framework for major gift cultivation and solicitation. The opportunities presented are tied primarily to major spaces, rooms and features. With the exception of a few strategic "furniture groupings," this focus intentionally excludes the naming of individual furniture/fixture items. While a revaluation of past opportunities was beyond the scope of this commissioned work, the review of the past naming opportunities revealed four (4) spaces that Giving Design believes should be reconsidered as part of this effort. Those areas include: Children's Library, Great Hall, Children's Storytime Circle and Auditorium Stage. Suggested Naming Opportunities are based on a thorough review of: * All Architect and Library Provided Renovation Program Planning Documents and Drawings 0 National Chart of Standards for a $6,400,000 capital campaign (attachment A) 0 Cost per Square Analysis - Insured Value and Improved Value 0 Recent Local and Regional Campaign Naming Opportunities1 0 Similar Library Campaign Naming Opportunities Across the Country2 0 Past Carlsbad City Library Naming Opportunities Three assumptions were also considered: ' The naming opportunities are permanent i.e. for the life of the building; 0 The foundation will encourage and allow multi -year pledges to secure the level of funding sought for the opportunities; and 0 The naming opportunities will persist as a major gift opportunity beyond the life of any organized campaign around the Dove renovations. ' Reviewed naming opportunities for the following projects: 0 San Diego Central Library 0 UC San Diego Geisel Library Revitalization Initiative 0 San Diego Parks and Recreation Campaign O Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego O Helen Woodward Animal Center (Rancho Santa Fe) 0 St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church (Carlsbad) • Army & Navy Academy Duffield Sports Center (Carlsbad) 2Similar library campaigns: b Gwinnett County Public Library (Suburban Atlanta) • St. Louis County Library i Hyrum Library & Museum (Utah) O Fargo Public Library National Chart of Standards $6.4 Million Capital Campaign Campaign Investment Level $1,280,000 $640,000 $320,000 $160,000 $96,000 $64,000 $32,000 $16,000 $8,000 Small Gifts Totals Larger Lead Gift Results Number of Number of Gifts Prospects Required Required 1 1 2 3 5 10 15 20 40 Many 4 4 8 9 15 30 45 40 80 Many Smaller Lead Gift Results Campaign Investment Level $640,000 $320,000 $160,000 $96,000 $64,000 $32,000 $16,000 $8,000 $4,800 Small Gifts Total Number of Number of Gifts Prospects Required Required 1 2 3 6 12 25 50 75 100 Many 4 8 12 18 36 75 150 150 200 Many Attachment A Total Giving At This Level $1,280,000 $640,000 $640,000 $480,000 $480,000 $640,000 $480,000 $320,000 $320,000 $1,120,000 $6,400,000 Total Giving At This Level $640,000 $640,000 $480,000 $576,000 $768,000 $800,000 $800,000 $600,000 $480,000 $616,000 $6,400,000 Carlsbad City Library I Proposed Naming Opportunities Dove Library Total Standing Naming Inventory Value of Standing Naming Inventory Family & Corporate Legacy Gifts 1 Grande Courtyard & Entrance $1,000,000 $1,000,000 2 The Great Hall $1,000,000 $1,000,000 3 Children's Library $1,000,000 $1,000,000 Prominent First Level & Outdoor Spaces 4 Community Living Room $400,000 $400,000 5 Large Study Room $60,000 $60,000 6 Small Study Room $40,000 $40,000 7 Marketplace $20,000 $20,000 8 Conversational Groupings (2 avail.) $15,000 ea $30,000 9 Community Patio & Hearth (West Patio) $350,000 $350,000 10 Reading Wall/Hearth $100,000 $100,000 11 Fireplace $100,000 $100,000 12 Schulman Auditorium Stage $150,000 $150,000 13 Children's Storytime Circle $100,000 $100,000 14 Memorial Tree-Scape $15,000 $15,000 Prominent Second Level Spaces 15 Teen Space $250,000 $250,000 16 Teen Team Rooms (2 available) $15,000 ea $30,000 17 Teen Tech Grouping $15,000 $15,000 18 Teen Den $8,000 $8,000 19 Study Alcoves (2 available) $5,000 ea $10,000 20 Tech Lab $100,000 $100,000 21 Large Group Study Room $30,000 $30,000 22 General Access Computer Grouping $15,000 $15,000 $4,823,000 First Floor & Outdoor 1 2 2.4 3 3-5 4 4,5 5 5.5 G 7 75 8 8.5 g 9.5 10 10.5 11 11.4 12 ; ` 4 e d 1 B R i s i i I if - 1 1 — - —•- r-T -: 7 I I D - I I 1 I I 0.5- - - 1 1 I E } I r- WTQIL NE. sEE9KEEE AIDE S: 1 i- '4. : rd s— _ - . 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II 11 1_1 1'1 11 3; 33 ;; 31 33 33 11 33- aqi 15:14 20 p. ond Floor • IT • 1,14 i4 93_ • I' 4 iL.1/ • 111... trig- 31,311. FAA-Fa-UNE ,RGED FP - SEOND FLOOR SHELVING & 4Carlsbad City Library PC Management Sessions Carlsbad City Library - Technology Report July - September 2015 ITEM #7 Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Location Total Computers Apr -Jun 2015 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Jul -Sep 2014 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Dove Adult Lab 20 4,130 4,963 20% 5,633 4,963 -12% Dove Express 2 906 898 -1% 1,157 898 -22% Dove Walk-up 15 8,135 8,696 7% 9,774 8,696 -11% Dove Children's 7 886 834 -6% 637 834 31% Cole Adult 14 7,061 5,020 -29% 8,704 5,020 -42% Cole Express 1 760 485 -36% 934 485 -48% Cole Children's 8 1,064 590 -45% 1,328 590 -56% Learning Center Children's Lab 7 933 1,171 26% 1,146 1,171 2% Learning Center Adult Lab 7 1,347 2,121 57% 1,335 2,121 59% Learning Center Training Lab 8 0 926 na 0 926 na Total 89 25,222 25,704 2% 30,648 25,704 -16% Cole Library closed 9/1/15. LLC training lab open to the public 9/1/15. Wireless User Sessions Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Location Apr -Jun 2015 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Jul -Sep 2014 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Dove 13,169 16,122 22% 12,915 16,122 25% Cole 8,038 5,807 -28% 8,000 5,807 -27% Library Learning Center 1,553 2,404 55% 1,267 2,404 90% Total 22,760 24,333 7% 22,182 24,333 10% Combined Wireless and Wired Internet Sessions Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Location Apr -Jun 2015 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Jul -Sep 2014 Jul -Sep 2015 Change All Library Locations 47,982 50,037 4% 52,830 50,037 -5% Early Literacy Stations - User Sessions Quarter y Comparison Year Comparison Location Total Computers Apr -Jun 2015 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Jul -Sep 2014 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Dove 4 1,214 1,501 24% 1,300 1,501 15% Cole 1 557 667 20% 438 667 52% Library Learning Center 2 425 426 0% 387 426 10% Total 7 2,196 2,594 18% 2,125 2,594 22% Self -Check vs Staffed User Sessions Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Apr -Jun 2015 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Jul -Sep 2014 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Self -Check Staffed Station Self -Check Staffed Station Self -Check Staffed Station Self -Check Staffed Station 60% 40% 63% 37% 3% 61% 39% 63% 37% 2% Self -Check vs Staffed Item Transactions Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Apr -Jun 2015 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Jul -Sep 2014 Jul -Sep 2015 Change Self -Check Staffed Station Self -Check Staffed Station Self -Check Staffed Station Self -Check Staffed Station 58% 42% 61% 39% 3% 59% 41% 61% 39% 2% Page 1