HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/12/2007 - Minutes ' ' RENTON P,�.LIC LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTF�MEETING ��TY OF RENTON
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RECEIVED
July 12, 2007 Renton Public Library �►n'CLERK'S OFFICE
Thursday, 7:00 p.m.
MISSION STATEMENT
Renton Public Library supports lifelong learning for the public by anticipating and responding to
community needs for information, and by inspiring and encouraging the community's desire to read.
ATTENDING: Members: John DuBois
Peter Hartley
Tyler Morse
Heather Nugent
Amy Pieper
Lynne Shioyama, President
Staff: Bette Anderson, Library Director
Linda Chanik, Secretary
MINUTES
1. CALL TO ORDER: The July 12, 2007, meeting of the Library Board at the Renton Public
Library was called to order by Lynne Shioyama at 7:00 p.m.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA: John DuBois MOVED THAT THE AGENDA FOR July 12, 2007,
be approved. SECONDED by Amy Pieper. The motion CARRIED.
3. REVIEW OF MINUTES: John DuBois MOVED THAT THE MINUTES OF June 14, 2007, be
approved. SECONDED by Amy Pieper. The motion CARRIED.
4. PUBLIC COMMENT: None.
5. COMMIJNICATIONS: None.
6. FINANCIAL REPORT: The June 2007 Renton Public Library Expenditure Stcrtus Repo��t was
distributed to Board Members. Expenditures through June are on target at 47% of the annual
budget. The City of Renton Finance Department is consolidating many account numbers.
Departments will be trained to use Finance's Project Management module, a more accurate
process for tracking expenditures.
� 7. MONTHLY REPORT: STATISTICS—The June 2007 Rentort Pz�blic Library Statistics report
was distributed to the Board: (A copy is attached to these minutes.)
BOA.RD RETREAT—The Master Planning retreat is scheduled for Friday evening and all day
Saturday, August 3 and 4, 2007. The Master Plan Steering Committee and Library Board will be
in attendance. The focus of the retreat was discussed.
� � RENTON PUBLIC �RARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES ME�rr_`NG —July 12, 2007
BOARD MEMBERS—Connie Sholdra's term expired June 1, 2007 creating one vacancy. To
date, the library has received one application for the position.
Tyler Morse was appointed to the two year, Library Board youth member position. His term
expires June 1, 2009.
PLAQUE—Librarians have proposed a plaque in memory of Barbara Pozner be placed at the
information desk. Barbara served the Renton Public Library as a reference librarian far many
years. She died unexpectedly December 16, 2005.
8. OLD BUSINESS: MASTER PLAN-The July patron survey is going well and will end July 21,
2007. Results will be distributed at next month's Planning Retreat.
CROSS-USE STUDY—Bette Anderson, Aaron Oesting, and Marty Wine met with King County
Library System's (KCLS)Director, Bill Ptacek, and Berk artd Associates June 25 to discuss the
Cross-Use Report's results. The cross-use study will be reviewed by the City and possible
reimbursement to KCLS for costs incurred in serving Renton residents that are in excess of
Renton Public Library's costs in serving KCLS District residents will be discussed.
9. NEW BUSINESS: BUDGET 2008—The 2008 library budget is due mid-August, before the
Master Planning results will be available. The Library Director will create place-holders in the
2008 budget to finance the project.
Each City of Renton Department will receive a 2%budget increase.
10. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 8:16 p.m. The next regular meeting of the Library
Board is scheduled for 7:00 p.m., Thursday,August 9, 2007, at the Renton Public Library.
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L�i�►ne Shioyama,�'resident
Renton Public Library Board
Attachment—June 2007 Library Statistics
Cc: Kathy Keolker,Mayor
Terry F{igashiyama,Community Services Administrator
City Clerk
City Councilmembers
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RENTON PUBLIC LIBRARY STATISITCS
JUNE 2007
HIGH- ��; LAST YEAR
REG/STRAT/ON.' MAIN LANDS TOTAL °-:- Jun-06
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RESIDENT ADULT 145� 59� � 204 ;�,�s 229
RESIDENT JUVENILE 73� 28� � 101 ���- 82
TOTAL RESIDENT 218� 87� � 305 "�`;;'� 311
NON-RES ADULT 102� 15� � 117 �� 137
NON-RES JUVENILE 38� 1� � 39 ,"sN 41
TOTAL NON-RESIDENT 140� 16� � 156 '�." 178
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TOTAL REGISTRATION FOR MONTH 358� 103� � 461 ;�'� 489
TOTAL REGISTRATION YEAR TO DATE 2,007� 614� � 2,621 ,::�n;. 2910
C/RCULA T/ON.-
FICTION -ADULT 5,746� 2,640) � 8,386 =;:- 6,493
FICTION -JUVENILE 5,278� 2,649� � 7,927 'y�:; 7,344
TOTAL FICTION 11,024� 5,289� � 16,313 �.' 13,837
NON-FICTION -ADULT 5,085� 1,788� � 6,873 �;�: 5,953
NON-FICTION -JUVENILE 1,415� 49� � 1,464 �`�,; 1,679
TOTAL NON-FICTION 6,500� 1,837� � 8,337 °'"� 7,632
TOTAL BOOKS 17,524� 7,126� � 24,650 �= 21,602
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PERIODICALS 978� 259� � 1,237 � 1,150
MAPS&PAMPHLETS 4� 0� � 4 '���: 7
AUDIO VISUAL 11,948� 4,385� � 16,333 �`�� 13,926
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TOTAL CIRCULATION FOR MONTH 30,454 11,770 42,224 �;�;�� 36,685
TOTAL CIRCULATION YEAR TO DATE 173,706 67,210 240,916 r�' 241,420
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HOLDS FILLED 2,236� 1,506� � 3,742 ''."� 3,222
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IN HOUSE USE 2,381� 634� � 3,015 ' ;:� 3,209
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INTERLIBRARY LOANS SENT 159� 0� � 159 >���, 133
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�INTERLIBRARY LOANS RECEIVED 34� 5� � 39 .���� 29
�INTERNET USE FOR MONTH 3,161� 722� � 3,883 ""'"`' 3,759
TOTAL INTERNET YEAR TO DATE 17,497� 4,106� � 21,603�;, 21,502�
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RENTON PUBLIC LIBRARY STATISITCS
JUNE 2007
HIGH- �� LAST YEAR
MAIN LANDS TOTAL . Jun-06
�REFERENCE QUESTIONS � � � 0 --'y n/a
COMPUTER ASSISTANCE � � � Of�� n/a
�TOTAL FOR MONTH 0� 0� � 0��'�,
YEAR TO DATE-REFERENCE 8,642� 628) � 9,270��� . n/a
MATERIALS ADDED FOR CIRCULATIO� Volumes� Volumes� Titles� Volumes��-,�� Volumes
ADULT FICTION 213� 58� 211� 271 �'�°` 195
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ADULT NON FICTION 540� 143� 515� 683 ;�;�� 477
YOUNG ADULT 32� 23� 29� 55 �,;] 99
JUVENILE FICTION 126� 80� 118� 206 -� �� 120
JUVENILE NON FICTION 30� 15� 31� 45 ` '� 85
AUDIO VISUAL 261� 41� 220� 302 123
TOTAL ADDED 1,202� 360� 1,124� 1,562 �'`�� 1,099
MATERIALS WITHDRAWN Volumes� Volumes� Titles� Volumes ;���� Volumes
ADULT-FICTION 6� 31� 2� 37 �4;� 138
ADULT-NON FICTION 560� 28� 304� 588 . �� 712
JUVENILE FICTION 519� 4� 348� 523 ,��a�� 161
JUVENILE NON FICTION 4� 2� 3� 6 `��'` 94
AUDIO VISUAL 65� 27� 30� 92 £�; 118
TOTAL WITHDRAWN 1,154� 92� 687� 1,246 �� 1,223
PROGRAMS 4 I I I °'�VJ�
ADULTS 91� � � 91 120
CHILDREN 285� � � 285
STORYTIMES I I I
ADULTS � � � 0 0
CHILDREN I I I 0 ° � 0
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TOURS(school visits) 12 � � � ' Z
ADULTS 94I ( � 94 70
CHILDREN 2,675� � � 2,675 � 2700
TOTAL ATTENDANCE 3,145� 0� � 3,145 2890
MONIES COLLECTED MONTH YEAR TO DATE MONTH�
FINES AND FEES $3,496.11 $20,668.68 $3,466.21
PAST DUE COLLECTI�NS $411.55 $3,031.14 $542.90
COPY MACHINE $767.85 $3,845.72 $571.10
DONATIONS $0.00 $772.98 $0.00
BOOK SALE $791.27 $4,500.12 $555.00
TOTAL MONIES $5,466.78 $32,818.61 $5,135.21
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