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— Renton Library Advisory Board. City of. 17)0511M21 0 Meeting Minutes City Hall, Council Conference Room June 11, 2014"' 5:30 p.m. I. CALL TO ORDER Chair Lynne King called the meeting to order at 5:35 p.m. In Attendance ix/lumbers. Laurie Beden, Lynne King, Erica Richey, Catherine Pioue-Smith, Suzi Lire City Staff: Terry Higashiyama, Peter Renner, Diane Wagner, Leslie Betlach, KCLS Staff: Fred Gurney II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA A motion was made by Suzi Ure, seconded by Catherine Ploue-Smith, to approve the agenda. All were in favor, motion carried, agenda approved as written. III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Suzi Ure made a motion to approve May 2014 minutes, Laurie Beden seconded. All were in favor, motion carried, minutes approved as written. IV. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS/PUBLIC COMMENTS None. V. BOARD COMMUNICATIONS Laurie Beden commented that she attended the Meadow Crest playground opening in May and said she the park is amazing. VI. CITY REPORT/Terry Higashiyama, Peter Renner Peter Renner spoke about both Renton Libraries. He outlined a few items on the construction project for the Library over the Cedar River including the fencing and area access. He met with contractors regarding the importance of the project and communication. Their discussion included items such as the irrigation lines, the bridge, the construction fence and parking for Renton River Days (RRD). Next week there will be a pre-construction meeting to discuss generalized topics. Peter said he is working on information sheet of Frequently Asked Questions and will make it available to King County Library System (KCLS), Renton City staff, and it will be available online. Construction Fencing will have signage with City and KCLS contact information. Highlands: The deadline for email comments to the Architect is this Friday, June 13. Greg Smith will update the Renton Council on the bid status and logistics at this Monday's Council meeting, Monday, June 16. City of Renton Library Board Minutes June 11, 2014 Page 2 of 3 Peter introduced Leslie Betlach, City of Renton, she presented a power point presentation on the Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan including the preferred community framework, the Park Concept Plan, existing conditions, recommended parking layout, preferred storm water facility layout, identified park components, and park concept alternatives. She talked about the Open House meetings and the next steps for the Master Plan. The Board found this presentation to be very informative and appreciates Leslie taking the time to address the Board and attend the meeting. VII. KCLS REPORT/FRED GURNEY Fred provided details and statistics for marry of the KCLS programs including story times, the early learning programs, school visits, the Library2Go van, etc. He also talked about the temporary location for the downtown library. He said they are working hard to get things ready for the temporary location opening scheduled for Wednesday, June 26. The temporary location is across from McDonalds on Rainier Avenue, behind Banner Bank. Fred will also be providing an update to the Council on the several programs available at the KCLS temporary Library and other locations near and around Renton. VIII. OLD BUSINESS The Board received a letter from REACH acknowledging receipt of a donation received from Judith Zelter in honor of the Board and expressing their gratitude. IX. NEW BUSINESS— Lynne King None. X. INFORMATION Information was provided in handouts and orally regarding the many events throughout Renton such as the summer lunch program, neighborhood picnics, movies in the Park, Farmers Market, etc. XI. ADJOURNMENT A motion was made by Erica Richey and seconded by Laurie Beden to adjourn the June meeting. All were in favor, motion carried, the meeting adjourned at 6:35 p.m. 72( �illC Sign. ure v enton H:\\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\2014 Minutes\June 2014 City of Renton m Library Board Minutes June 11, 2014 Page 3 of 3 NEXT REGULAR MEETINGS JULY MEETING CANCELED AUGUST MEETING Wednesday, August 20, 2014, 5:30 p.m. Meet at Renton City Hall for tour ' enton H:\\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\2014 Minutes\June 2014 SIGN-IN SHEET _f w s °3 RENTON LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD DATE: Wednesday, June 11, 2014 Name Address City/Zip Phone/Email Do you wish to speak? PLEASE PRINT LARGE& CLEAR Yes No Wictrie/ 61-13 si Rei No CRAcp —s arr. k - I-744e I it., /2- Llsf/S hv cilr„,L, 6 ( (-P4vt e 4 el p LA 6 cmii c,--0 PA- RL— CAlki CI 6 5./Is C Ti#aC/71 ef " ,,.______. ad, (:), LA- (s) p0 t,, e_ -;-.-:_x '4,6,__ ie-Li46 -&? c A if,2,/L A-0 Trojl . _ H:\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\Meeting Sign In Sheet 2014 "lir'Renton Library Advisory Board "f DRAFT c ciryof,4-, (-stn. Meeting Minutes City Hall, Council Conference Room May 21, 2014^' 5:30 p.m. I. CALL TO ORDER Chair Lynne King called the meeting to order at 5:35 p.m. In Attendance Members: Laurie Beden, Lynne King, Erica Richey, Suzi Ure City Staff: Terry Higashiyama, Peter Renner, Diane Wagner, Mark Santos Johnson, Thomas Puthoff KCLS Staff: Fred Gurney Absent Members: Catherine Ploue-Smith II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA A motion was made by Laurie Beden, seconded by Erica Richey, to approve the agenda with amendment to move Mark Santos Johnson to front of agenda. All were in favor, motion carried, agenda approved as written. III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Erica Richey made a motion to approve April 2014 minutes, Laurie Beden seconded. All were in favor, motion carried, minutes approved as written. IV. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS/PUBLIC COMMENTS None. V. BOARD COMMUNICATIONS Suzi Ure advised the Board she has conflicts with the August and September meetings and will not be attending. The Board will discuss the meeting schedule later. Terry Higashiyama introduced Tom Puthoff, City of Renton Recreation Coordinator. Tom welcomed the group to the NHNC and is pleased to host the meeting. He talked about the building and new Meadow Crest playground just outside the NHNC. He discussed the programs available and said he is kept busy with day-camps and drop-in sessions. He said the lack of available space in programs and camps can be the biggest issue. Tom talked about the different programs available at the North Highlands Neighborhood Center (NHNC) , and other facilities such as Renton Community Center and the Highlands Neighborhood Center. He said a portion of the NHNC is leased to Sunrise Coop Preschool and their usual hours are Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to noon. City of Renton Library Board Minutes May 21, 2014 Page 2 of 3 Tom said the kids also enjoy King County Library Association (KCLS) reading programs,the Library2Go van, cultural arts programs, puppet shows, etc. Tom said he loves his job and all he gets to do with and for the kids! VI. CITY REPORT/Terry Higashiyama, Peter Renner Mark Santos Johnson, City of Renton Senior Economic Development Specialist, talked about the progress on the Highlands Redevelopment. He provided a copy of the brochure, Sunset Area Community Revitalization Overview, from spring 2013, and stated that Renton Housing Authority (RHA) is demolishing and pouring foundation for the second housing replacement. He talked about federal governments New Market Tax Credits (NMTC) and their allocation process for eligible projects. Mark said they are trying to position Highlands for an allocation. The New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) Program was established in 2000 as part of the Community Renewal Tax Relief Act of 2000. The goal of the program is to spur revitalization efforts of low-income and impoverished communities across the United States. The NMTC Program provides tax credit incentives to investors for equity investments in certified Community Development Entities, which invest in low-income communities. Mark said this is their second and most likely final attempt to secure an allocation. The funding allocation announcement should be made in the next three weeks. Mark provided a copy of a spreadsheet titled NMTC Leveraged Equity Structure - Smaller Allocation Scenarios/ City leverage only and talked about different financing options. Mark also passed out copies of the Sunset Planned Action Park Conception Plan, the Sunset Terrace Development Plan, and the Sunset Park site drawing. Peter Renner talked about the library over the Cedar River. He said the bid opening took place May 20 and came in under budget. The engineers estimate for the project remodel is $6.3 million and the high bid received was from CE & C, Inc. They were awarded the contract and the site will be turned over to them at the end of June with construction expected to start in July. The Hydraulic Project Approval (HPA) permit issued by the Department of Fish and Wildlife (DFW) for projects on or near state waters requires the installation of auger cast pilings during the drier months of the year and planning is underway to install them prior to the September 30 deadline. A temporary location has been secured for library services during construction at 64 Rainier Ave S., Renton. VII. KCLS REPORT/FRED GURNEY Fred Gurney talked about Centennial Celebration and provided a copy of the brochure and shared photos from the event. He said there were approximately 250 to 300 people visiting throughout the weekend. The Library displayed old book, documents and memorability and showed videos, the Friends of the Library book sale took place, and the patrons enjoyed the music of the band. Overall if was a great success. „u a. enton H:\\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\2014 Minutes\April 2014 City of Renton -- Library Board Minutes May 21, 2014 Page 3 of 3 Fred shared statistics about the different programs and classes. He talked about upcoming Lets Read and Deep Dive programs, the Summer Learning programs and the temporary site for the Cedar River Library. VIII. OLD BUSINESS The annual REACH fundraising event will be held October 2, 2014, at the Renton Pavilion Event Center. Please mark your calendar! IX. NEW BUSINESS None. X. INFORMATION None. XI. ADJOURNMENT A motion was made by Erica Richey and seconded by Suzi Ure to adjourn the May meeting. All were in favor, motion carried, the meeting adjourned at 6:50 p.m. Signature NEXT REGULAR MEETINGS JUNE MEETING Wednesday,June 11, 2014 ** DATE CHANGED *** North Highlands Neighborhood Center Seventh Floor,Council Conference Room 425.fib430.6574 JULY MEETING Wednesday, July 16, 2014, 5:30 p.m. Renton City Hall Seventh Floor,Council Conference Room Telephone 425.430.6574 ca...i „,_ .„. . ' en • H:\\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\2014 Minutes\April 2014 ,40010 KCLS LIBRARY OVER THE CEDAR RIVER CONSTRUCTION PROJECT City of Renton Items of Cocnern WHO WHAT? PR/SB What about Renton River Days Access? 7/24-27+ in/out Fence Placement/Trail Continuity/Photo Document Players: a) Steve KB/SB b) Ernie photo-document c) John PR Hours of Operation- Noise MN Moving Art SB/ PR LP Community Building Access TF Tree Protection during Construction TF Cottonwood Removal Coordination Special Events: a) Movie b) Trail Walks KS/ CS c) Civilian Walks d) KCLS Outside Programs e) Shelter Rental /Relocate f) Day Softball PR LP Restroom Open PR 200 Mill Parking/Website/Traffic SP Schedule / Neighbors Notification GS/ RH Fiber/Other Utilities MN Centennial Markers/Statues SB Bench DW/TEAM Signage/Surveilence GS/0 Safety/Security(esp nights, Gary-Contact Police Dept) KB/TH Homeless Population 06/05/2014 H:\Facilities\Facilities Director\Peter Renner\KCLS\Construction Items of Concern 06 05 2014 COUGHLINPORTERLUK.ZEN -.,v,„,,,,...'‘.,,-:--, - - STRUCTURAL CIVIL SEISMIC ENGINEERING } Y� ' ` y ;." .. 3 _ 4, /X 4 � , 'Construction access route Ni ~ • E. Construction Access PlanPr.\ 1 through Liberty Park / Liberty May 13, 2014 Community Building parking CSK 002 Addendum 2 4111 , lot. Parking to remain •., .. � .functional for Parks use, �`� ��•�� c 4 ..„ \"c• ending COR comment. •. .4P •9oA.A>! [{j „ r 7,i "" 111 d r ' Temporary construction "'` - �f{ ` 1 staging area for northern site t. ii, activities including demolition, ,. r ,' excavation, pile driving and • .1 , -. concrete pile cap. Restoration of sidewalk and landscaping , ' ' y ` f' required. • Temporary trail access , - around construction site . 4 -Ito be provided using ". mulch path or other approved surfacing. ;., � • 1 % ~' .., / /f4, f. r � z_ d� t Colon`Fcncr g;3' 1 enclosingLibrary parking • �, .F lot for contractor staging, contractor to provide and '. -- ---T-- locate gates as needed. _ �Y lY , 41 F IurLli ---- aintarn access ' .,i ' : for 200 Mill Ave a _ Building parking lobN. -, ....„ ....„ o• ,.. 3 ' ` ` .. *�.. 6/12/2014 Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan Investing In HoUsing•Jobs•EdunHon•Health•Emfronment•Transportation Renton Library Advisory Board Briefing June 11, 2014 Fr. q skitt. t xis-,„Ia' 4 yyi:...�..1 t_ i:',',.. :4:,4', _ S I It:II G)cH2:nit;rl Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan InvesnnginHousIng•lobs•Education•Health•Environment•Transportation Sunset Planned Action EIS `. %;' t • Final NEPA/SEPA issued April 2011 ,'\'.v rya_; ; [`I • Completed in consultation with the 1 j{ Renton Housing Authority(RHA) �tii . l` 1 • Initiated with the redevelopment of • RHA's Sunset Terrace and associated `. ,Eb?I] neighborhood growth and .. a l i revitalization j lI4IHD • Evaluated the broader Sunset Area • Community 1 i l` y„ • Determined the future land use and redevelopment 0 . .+ .. lull.) 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',1-._- ,, /[ f` Park N NnStl,L _.6 i 3.7 Acres in size i \,,\ j SUNSET PARK !/ ` 1 tf\ ',,5919993sf �,,` .� • Increases recreation opportunities A 4' • Future site of a regional \\ ` storm water facility c _' ‘ • Connected to the \ -. __ � Harrington Avenue Green Connection Revised Footprint-Sunset Neighborhood Park Sunset Planned Action Park Concept Plan 2 6/12/2014 Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan tit. .. : -:A Ell i ' i ,L Vrer.t.4 •r t71'��'m CD m I Ell '0- /� ••r ..I. El r,� i // \,,,,, , .. mil .......„. ', SUNSET \ , 00 O PARK ..y a Eis .. , \ / ,.. O o ihm .i,t,„.. 4,4 HDD 0 tatRrvnnu. Existing Conditions City of `..� Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan SUN&SHADE CLIMATE Sam Noer. Pym or. avnye Prevention Summer tT'f I O �,L i` �tll]+. :r . ._ . ¢_q. LTi. l `\ \-_ ..._ � Yd 1.._. Aaragermyer.tne q". .11,:,744;,, I '3-,I. �-- - �1. P'3 I�?, � 1pii ceva., 1111111111114 �! Veer . 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"� 'i•\ 1 Housing 0 r--I-- IIB[I Y C142M11ILL. Park Concept Alternative r cx,or —mac "'f1fr1 rf Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan Inve ing in Horning l,rbv.EJucaH,n.Health.Envvenmenr .Iran C��eu�n W 1 II iroil Open House Meeting#1 May 1,2014 , ,... • Parks, Recreation and Natural Areas Plan • Site Analysis and Park Parameters • Overview of 4 Park Concept Alternatives g :�� • Workshop Activity 6 a2c.¢ !4 i ,� •- • Workshop Recap tik +`. • IIBN V c.ME°LL. Open House Meeting#1 8 6/12/2014 Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan nv.e rg n F1ou.tnC.JaM.F.1 z.,on .Nva tl,.Frn ray+enr .Tr�nzya2t nn z{'E�bx' a'""? ' fyzk -w ��;4 ft Facilitated Activity Summary ~ ,r_ 1) What do you think about the +. park components? ' \ ff. t. .T ' 2) Are there any missing park .cl components? 3) How do you like the park `,1,, 1"e circulation in each concept alternative? =-" - "— - 4) What are the pros and cons of each concept alternatives? 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Open House Meeting#1 Summary agof Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan Desired Park Components: 1) Active use areas for teens and a variety of ages(open turf&hard court surfaces) 2) A pavilion or flexible use area for craft and vegetable sales 3) Education components such as botanical labels and signage 4) Picnic shelters 5) Benches,tables,and an outdoor sink 6) Fruit tree walk/Community Garden 7) ADA accessibility/connectivity 8) Water feature with a focus on interactive spray jets 9) Public art 10)Perimeter walking loop Mit N CH2MIi10l Open House Meeting#1 Summary �,y.� 10 6/12/2014 Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan ��Jngln Houiing•Jobs•EduoUon•HwlN•EMlronment•Tezmpgtatj N 'L Reviewed Existing Park and School Facilities in the Sunset � �� Planned Action EIS Area: , • - Tennis t Basketball cis I Sports Fields Yr ' i, j., ; f ,,! - Community Garden ty . • • Several Tennis/Basketball '+ P 1 Courts and Sports Fields are i t[4[Hp ° . within a % mile walking distance • • Identified Potential Location •_m. . for a Community Garden o Irlr. FEIS Sunset Area Preferred Community Framework cnr Sunset Neighborhood Park Master Plan }. Imxsting'in Housing•Job a Eduction•tleabb.Environment e.Enmpprtatlon .p Next Steps: 1) HBB to develop a Preferred Park Concept Alternative based upon feedback received to date 2) Open House Meeting#2—June 18,2014 McKnight Middle School Commons Area 3) Open House Meeting#3—Early Fall 2014 c itp or r_ t) 11 0 juNE RENTON HIGHLANDS & COUNTYKING LIBRARY RENTON LIBRARIES kcis.o RENTON HIGHLANDS LIBRARY CHILDREN & FAMILIES ADULTS We All Need the Sun: Mystery Book Group A Light-Hearted Musical Romp and Ice Cream Social Thursday,June 5,6:30pm Wednesday,June 25,7pm Contact the library for book title. Presented by Eli Rosenblatt. eBook Demonstration and Drop In Family program,all ages welcome. Thursday,June 12,3:30pm Starting 92,960,000 miles from earth,follow the path light Learn how to download KCLS eBooks to your eReader or takes from the sun as it helps seeds to grow, lets us see and computer during this digital downloads demonstration.Look warms up our planet.Enjoy an interactive adventure show at some of the more popular eReaders and find out how to get with music as you dance and sing along with Eli to explore started at home. how sunlight brings life to our world. A River Runs Under It Book Club Ice cream provided by the Friends of Renton Libraries. Thursday,June 19,6:30pm One per person,please. Contact the library for book title. Talk Time E A SUMMER LEA1'JE ! Saturdays, loam Free English conversation practice.Speak and learn English with people from around the world. �• R� START 3 N ESS 1 the Study ��0 - y of fun If you want a more active,healthy lifestyle,it's easy to READ' FREE get started at your library.Throughout 2014,find ideas, PROGRAMS! inspiration and tips on simple ways to add more movement and healthy options to your life through the new adult series, KCLS.O RG/K I DS/S U M M E R Start to Fitness. www.kcls.org/fitness TEENS Game On! Tuesday,June 3 and 10,Spm STUDY Play video games at the library! Study Zone drop-;n AMIN tutoring Mondays-Thursdays,5:30-7:30pm Z 0 N E Grades K-12. continued on reverse... Drop in for free homework help from trained volunteer tutors. Reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities is available;please contact the library prior to the event if you require accommodation. START to Renton Library• 100 Mill Avenue S•425.226.6043 FITNESSMonday-Thursday, 10am-9pm•Friday, 10am-6pm•Saturday,10am-5pm•Sunday, 1-5pm Renton Highlands Library•2902 NE 12th Street•425.277.1831 kcis.org/fitness Monday-Thursday,10am-9pm•Friday,10am-6pm•Saturday, 10am-5pm RENTON LIBRARY ‘110- CHILDREN & FAMILIES ADULTS Gravity Catastrophe eBook Demonstration Drop-In Monday,June 23, 10am Saturday,June 7, 14 and 21,2pm Held at the Renton Community Center, Learn how to download KCLS eBooks to your eReader or 1715 SE Maple Valley Hwy,Renton. computer. Presented by Alex Zerbe. Free Tutoring for the GED&Compass Test Alex Zerbe,the Professional Zaniac teaches basic concepts Tuesdays,2pm of physics through the art of juggling.Come to this show A volunteer tutor from Seattle Education Access is available to and see why this two-time Guinness World Record holder help study for the GED and Compass test. was voted Seattle's Funnies Prop Comedian. Contact Jennifer Wooten for more information,jwooten@kcls.org. Citizenship Classes Tide Pool Tunes and Fishy Tales Show Tuesdays,7pm Tuesday,June 24,5:30pm Prepare to become a US Citizen.Learn about the naturalization Held at the Renton Farmer's Market at the Piazza,3rd and Burnett. process.Study for the interview. Presented by Eric Ode. Ages 3 to 7. Employment One on One It's a music-filled beach party at the market with this popular Fridays, 10:30am, 11:30am and 12:30pm children's author and songwriter.You will be sand stomping A KCLS volunteer will address employment needs by helping and seashore exploring.Along the way discover some creatures individuals with the following services: that live in the big blue sea. •Work with you to revise and refine your cover letter and resume In cooperation with the City of Renton. ;rumyour general resume into an attention- getting,targeted resume •Show you how to research companies, BEA SUMMER LEA }iEI network and find jobs online •Identify keywords and phrases in a job description and specific to an industry •Increase your career potential by creating a Linkedln profile e •Assist you with an online job application till N- •Practice effective communication techniques ti° ° V Bring a paper copy of your resume and please be on time, the StUdy appointments will be held for ten minutes only.Treat this Of fun appointment with the same respect as a job interview. Check in at the Information Desk. READ! FREE PROGRAMS! , START ,,° FIT KC LS.O RG/KIDS/SUMMER steps toward a stronger,nealthte,com^,uraty. CHILDREN & TEENS 4' If you want a more active,healthy lifestyle,it's easy to Study Zone get started at your library.Throughout 2014,find ideas, Sundays,2-4pm STUDY inspiration and tips on simple ways to add more movement Mondays and Wednesdays,6-8pm and healthy options to your life through the new adult series, Tuesdays and Thursdays,4-6pm drop-in EIMMIN tutoring Start to Fitness. Saturdays, 1-3pm Z 0 N E www•kcls.org/fitness Grades K-12. Get free help with homework from trained volunteer tutors. 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Holds, Choice Reads, DVDs and some public PCs will be moved to the Renton Temporary Location. No library services or returns will be available at the current location after 5pm on June 22. Please speak to a staff member about available options. Renton Temporary Library Opens June 25 64 Rainier Avenue S, #A Renton, WA 98057 Hours Monday-Thursday, 11 am-7pm Friday, 10am-6pm Saturday, 10am-5pm Sunday, 1-5pm Outside Book Return Available 24/74"Ir For more information: KING Renton Library, 425.226.6043 COUNTY LIBRARY Renton Highlands Library, 425.277.1831 SYSTEM kcIs. Fairwood Temporary Library, 425.226.0522 Connect with us ! D ' / V I IV . . f st y.:„ I , ., . , . .. .,. presented Eg part CQ r , agr)1;3 2014 Teen Summer Learning F ` 00 the study �y RENTON, &'TRENTON HIGHLANDS LIBRARIES JP/ of fun 1" FRg2 1712© (@RAMS FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL, JUNIOR HIGH AND HIGH SCHOOL AGES. Gravity Catastrophe Robot Garage Monday,June 23, 10am,Held at Renton Community Center Tuesday,August 19,6:30pm,Renton Highlands Library 1715 SE Maple Valley Highway,Renton,98057 Presented by The Museum of Flight. Presented by Alex Zerbe. Learn about the science and history of robots and the latest Family program,all ages welcome. achievements of robots in space,on Earth and in the home. Alex Zerbe,the Professional Zaniac teaches basic concepts Use the Museum's robotics kits to explore the basic engineering of physics through the art of juggling.Come to this skills required to build a successful extra-terrestrial rover. program and see why this two-time Guinness World Record Registration required at the library or online. holder was voted Seattle's Funniest Prop Comedian. DIY School Supplies Fraggle Rock Crew Show Monday,August 11, 18 and 25, 1pm,Renton Highlands Library Monday,July 14, 1pm,Held at Renton Community Center Don't go back to school with boring school supplies, 1715 SE Maple Valley Highway,Renton,98057 get creative and make them your own! Presented by Fraggle Rock Crew. We will provide the supplies,you bring your creativity! Family program,all ages welcome. Registration required at the library or online. Learn about break-dancing/hip-hop culture.Members of Fraggle August 11:Locker Picture Magnets Rock Crew perform a high energy,break dancing show,along Personalize your locker with personalized picture magnets. with a demo of the different aspects of each part of the dance. August 18:Duct Tape Pencil Pouch Candy Experiments Workshop Make your own pen/pencil pouch using colorful duct tape. Saturday,July 19, 11am,Renton Highlands Library August 25:Notebook Makeover Presented by Loralee Leavitt. Customize a notebook with decorative cloth, Become a candy scientist!The author of Candy Experiments wrapping paper and other fun materials. leads a workshop with stirring,squashing and sinking pp g p p candy as you experiment making bubbling Warheads,giant Family Game Day gummi worms,bobbing conversation hearts and more. Saturday,August23,2-4pm,Renton Highlands Library Registration required at the library or online. Family program,all ages welcome. Fun for the whole family!We'll have video games,back-to-school crafts,button making,LEGO®,board games and snacks! King County Renton Library• 100 Mill Avenue S•425.226.6043 Library System Reasonable accommodation for individuals with Foundation Renton Highlands Library• 2902 NE 12th Street•425.277.1831 piioriotihees e eniify urequirca accommthe odatioryn. C KI N Y prior to theeventifyourequireaccommodation. Connect with us COUNTY This event/activity/offer is NOT sponsored by the Auburn,BSD405,Enumclaw,Federal Way,Highline,Lake Washington,Northshore,Shoreline,SnoqualmieValley or Tahoma School Districts,and these districts assume no responsibility for the y„ L I B A R Y conduct or safety during the event/activity/offer.In consideration for the privilege to distribute these materials,the Auburn,Enumclaw,Federal Way,Highline,Lake Washington,Northshore,Shoreline,Snoqualmie Valley and Tahoma School ©© Tube S VS T E M Districts shall be held harmless from any cause of action,claim or petition filed in any court or administrative tribunal arising out of the distribution of hese materials,including all costs,attorney's fees and judgments or awards. kc I s•°' 0 :. . , iiiik, /, i , ,..,,, r \, .. ., , ( 4 fff f ., , 1 '..nmaa, presented part a,,S) A e C't 4O 1 ' ' Ate~ n� 2014 Teen Summer LearningL. ` 0io�j the Study J y RENTON,I&TRENTON H IGH LANDS LI BRARI E-S of fun Q g o0M- l �. il l QEAI Coldest Girl in Coldtown BRANDON Holly Black " S:ANID.ERSON COLPLReboot 6114 - l Amy Tintera COT L Steelheart uEE� EA� l 1Brandon Sanderson � '`ers IIOLL ' -)LACK Relish:My Life in the Kitchen i \ ,A Lucy Knisley REBoor i The Testing Joelle Charbonneau .(0,./. Crash Lisa McMann CraMANN THE READY i 'F Ready Player One TEST1N PLAYER I Ernest Cline .r„t,rr,\N,.I&M1Q13kr(,.6 0 NBPrimates:The Fearless Science of Jane Goodall x Dian Fossey,and Birute Galdikas RIIES1' UNUSUAL Jim Ottaviani - REATURES : .. . .�... sintai . . z. .. lass1 r84 woo) awl• MORE PROGRAMS AT THE FAIRWOOD, RENTON Et RENTON HIGHLANDS LIBRARIES Programs presented in cooperation with the City of Renton. Science magic Show hack Chapeau meets the Gill man Wednesday,July 9,Noon,Held at Tiffany Park Puppet Show in Renton, 1902 Lake Youngs Way SE Thursday,July 31, 1 pm,Held at the Renton Highlands Wednesday,August 6,7pm Community Center,800 Edmonds Avenue NW Held at Renton Highlands Library* Presented by Oregon Shadow Theatre. Friday,August 8,8pm,Held at Liberty Park, Ages 5 and older,show performed in darkened 1101 Bronson Way N room,not appropriate for very young children. Colorful puppets,live music and good humor Program precedes Movie Night. create an informative and hilarious show Presented by Jeff Evans. about an amazing scientific wonder. Ages 5 and older. Learn how magic can be explained by scientific principles King County library System Day and reveal how everyday items behave in extraordinary at Henry inoses Aquatic Center ways when you know the secrets of science. Tuesday,August 5,8am,Held at Henry Moses Sing a Song of Science Aquatic Center, 1719 SE Maple Valley Highway Tuesday,July 15,Noon Find out about fun and free children's programs happening Held at Liberty Park,1101 Bronson Way N* this summer and fall throughout the City of Renton.Also,tour Library2Go!and check out a few good books and movies. Wednesday,July 16,Noon Held at Tiffany Park, 1902 Lake Youngs Way SE* Presented by Nancy Stewart. Story Times at Family program,all ages welcome. p Join this popular Northwest singer-songwriter for a Renton Highlands Library playful,interactive sing-along exploration of science. Grauity Catastrophe Show Family Story Times Tuesday,July 29,Noon Tuesdays,July 1 29, 11 am Held at Liberty Park, 1101 Bronson Way N* Euening Family Story Times Presented by Alex Zerbe. Wednesdays,July 2-30,7pm Family program,all ages welcome. Learn about gravity,friction,center of mass and gyroscopic Early Literacy Parties in Spanish stability while being amazed by the juggling skills of Alex! Fiestas de alfabetizacion Planet of the Amps Concert temprana en Espanol Wednesday,July 30,Noon Fridays,July 11-August29, 10:30am Held at Tiffany Park, 1902 Lake Youngs Way SE Series of free workshops for Spanish-speaking families Presented by Brian Waite Band. with children newborn to age 5 to learn about Early Family program,all ages welcome. Learning and how to prepare children for Kindergarten. Two scientists have invented"The Universal Language Translator."As they travel around the planet,testing it out on different creatures,they learn it's not so easy to make things work,but when you work together,you can do anything. inw Renton Highlands Library Renton Library Fairwood Library KING 2902 NE 12th Street 100 Mill Avenue S Temporary Location COB NTY Renton, WA 98056 Renton, WA 98057 14238 SE 176th Street SYSTEM 425.277.1831 425.226.6043 Renton, WA 98058 Ckclso *Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. °"t"nYo 425.226.0522 �®1 �= �1 „ ,,,,:,(:,,,;,;;:iippo,::..0e. ,/,,:-_, z,., : . .. ramislinsee..), . - .,„ :, .. m Ix c........ -TACUI.AR -,. , - : : , .. . . , , ,. .,,„,„ ,... ii PROGRAMS AT ' f ,,, ��. ,,,. ,,. FAIR W . . ., . . ,. OOD LIBRARY . , ire , Ai, ' ..... , . . .. . � REMTOMLIBRARY1 ? Ii * .111111111I REIITOM HIGHLAMDSi ,,r„„-.-- ,t,, LIBRARY ' . . . ,,t -.. ... : .: %\36 ' BjO � D _ no �i� OOI1 Ccictunuk5U IJ o7 2w@Rgniioesg'@go the Study gy of fun Tide Pool Tunes and Fishy Tales Show We All Need the Sun: Tuesday,June 24,5:30pm,Held at the Renton A Light Hearted musical Romp! Farmer's Market at the Piazza,3rd and Burnett Wednesday,June 25,7pm,Held at Renton Highlands Library Sunday,July 27,4pm,Held at the Renton Village Ice cream provided at this event by the Friends of • Merchants Association Stage for Renton River Days Renton Libraries.One per person,please.* at Liberty Park, 1101 Bronson Way N* Tuesday,July 22,5:30pm,Held at Renton Farmer's Presented by Eric Ode. Market at the Piazza,3rd and Burnett Ages 3 to 7. Wednesday,July 23,Noon It's a music-filled beach party at the market with Held at Tiffany Park, 1902 Lake Youngs Way SE this popular children's author and songwriter. Tuesday,August 5,Noon Held at Liberty Park, 1101 Bronson Way N* Presented by Eli Rosenblatt. Family program,all ages welcome. Enjoy an interactive adventure show with music a ... ,�'0 as you dance and sing along with Eli to explore 1 = , how sunlight brings life to our world. The Day Zero Left Dodge—The musical I. 8���p1 �^ il�� Wednesday,July 2, 1 pm �pga ” J. Held at Heritage Park,233 Union Avenue NE r�'' T Presented by Last Leaf Theater Productions. V Family program,all ages welcome. One day,the number Zero decides to leave town. i ,/> Now the other numbers in town are forced to see what difficulties arise when there is no Zero available. Will they discover how important the number zero is? Programs presented in cooperation with the City of Renton. Continued... Reasonable accommodation for individuals with kcls.org/kids/summer Thank you to our partners: 00 ?,,o0ii. disabilities is available;please contact the library d r prior to the event if you require accommodation. King County ,668.... l„5 w PARK-00 mu-, This event/activity/offer is NOT sponsored by the Auburn,BSD405,Enumclaw,Federal Way,Highline,Lake Library System KING Washington,Northshore,Shoreline,Snoqualmie Valleyor Tahoma School Districts,and these districts assume Rutch no responsibility for the conduct or safety during theevent/activity/offer.In consideration for the privilege to Foundation out Connect with us COUNTY distribute these materials,the Auburn,BSD405,Enumclaw,Federal Way,Highline,Lake Washington,Northshore, you LIBRARY Shoreline,Snoqualmie Valley,and Tahoma School Districts shall be held harmless from any cause of action,claim THE PAUL G.ALLEN © � S LI: S T E M or petition filed in any court or administrative tribunal arising out of the distribution of these materials,including FAMILY FOUNDATION all costs,attorney's fees and judgments or awards. l I/ C I s'O Summer Meal Program Free Summer Lunches for Kids! June 24th - August 16th *No meals served July 4th & 5th* ON-SITE MEAL SITES Compass Housing Alliance 12:00 PM 419 S Second St (Residents Only) Heritage Park 11:45 AM 233 Union Ave NE Highlands Neighborhood Center 11:30 AM 800 Edmonds Ave NE Honey Dew Elementary School 11:30 AM 800 Union Ave NE Renton Salvation Army 12:00 PM 720 S Tobin St Royal Hills Apartments (Residents Only) 11:00 AM 3000 Royal Hills Dr SE St. Matthews Church 12:00 PM 1700 Edmonds Ave NE Stonebrook Apartments 11:00 AM 12210 SE Petrovitsky Rd Tiffany Park Elementary School 12:00 PM 1601 Lake Youngs Way SE West Hill Family Enrichment Center 12704 76th Ave (RAYS) 12:00 PM (Starts July 8th) MOBILE MEAL TRUCK SITES Emerald Heights Apartments 11:15 AM 1200 SE Petrovitsky Rd Park Hill &Green Tree Apartments 12:15 PM 6900 5125th St Renton Housing Authority 12:45 PM 970 Harrington Ave NE Skyway Boys &Girls Club 11:50 AM 12400 80th Ave S Questions? Call Nutrition Services at 425-204-3545 2014,%,,,,t;ighborhood Picnics SchedL,�, The 2014 Neighborhood picnic schedule lists neighborhoods who have submitted applications including details of their service project,a picnic date,and location. Applications become available in January. For more information, please contact Norma McQuiller, Neighborhood Program Coordinator,425-430-6595. All picnics start at 5:30 p.m. Picnics are held on Wednesdays and Thursdays from June to early September. y .� _ r Neighborhood Association(s)and Service Projects Picnic Date Location Evendell Homeowners Association Neighborhood Park Service Project: Hold a food drive to help children with Thurs.,June 19 lunches during the summertime when school lunches SE 4th and Zillah Pl. SE. aren't available. South Renton Connection Neighborhood Burnett Linear Park Association Service Project: Hold a Clean-up in a visible corner of Wed.,June 18 their community in mid-May. 502 Burnett Ave S. Rolling Hills&Steeple Chase Hills Homeowners Neighborhood Common Area Association Service Project: Teach a Water Safety C/ass at Rolling Wed.,June 25 Hills Homeowners Association pool. 1601 Rolling Hills Ave SE Maplewood Estates Homeowners Association Neighborhood Common Area Service Project: Hold food drives to benefit the Salvation Thurs.,June 26 Army Rotary Food Bank. Orcas&SE 2nd Street VerCello Homeowners Association HOA area Service Project: Hold a food drive at their picnic for Wed.,July 9 I/waco P/NE between Salvation Army Rotary Food Bank. NE 7th PI&NE 7th Ct Cedar River Area Neighborhood Associations Maplewood Park Service Project: Donate goods from a people&pet food Thurs.,July 10 drive at their picnic to the Salvation Army Rotary Food 3400 SE 6th Street Bank Liberty Ridge Homeowners Association Liberty Ridge Wed.,July 16 Service Project: Hold a supply drive for Renton schools. NE 1st St LaCrosse Homeowners Association LaCrosse Common Area Service Project: Will hold a raffle to raise funds for Thurs.,July 17 Communities in Schools of Renton. 35th and Monterey Court IV.E Tiffany Park Neighborhood Tiffany Park Wed.,July 30 Service Project: Will hold a food drive. 1902 Lake Youngs Way SE Snake Hill Neighborhood Association Springbrook Church of Christ Service Project: Still to be determined-Neighborhood Thurs.,July 31 Clean-up or a protect at the picnic. 10421 Southeast 192nd St North Renton Neighborhood Association Jones Park Thurs.,Aug. 7 Service Project: Hold a food drive. Wells Avenue South at Cedar River Cascade Neighborhood Association Cascade Elementary School Wed.,Aug. 13 Service Project: Hold a food drive. 16022 116th Ave SE South Union Neighborhood Association Heritage Park Service Project: Maintain "common"areas around storm- Thurs.,Aug. 14 water-retention ponds,pick up litter along Union Ave and 233 Union Avenue NE plant and maintain the flower bed at Heritage Park Victoria Park,Victoria Hills&Talbot immohomas Teasdale Park Service Project: All neighborhoods will hold a food drive Wed.,Aug. 20 project with a challenge to other neighborhoods citywide. 601 S 23rd St Maple Ridge Estates Homeowners Association HOA Common Area Service Project: Neighbors will help build a community Thurs.,Aug. 21 playground by helping to prepare the site and install the SE 156th St and 140th St SE olavoround eauipment. Honey Creek Ridge Homeowners Association Honey Creek Green Service Project: Still to be determined...A trail Wed.,Aug. 27 Between Newport Ct NE&Olympia Ave NE maintenance or dean-up protect in community Earlington Hill Neighborhood Association Earlington Park Service Project: Hold a food drive during, and prior to Wed.,Sept. 3 their picnic. 272 Thomas Avenue SW Kennydale Neighborhood Association Kennydale Lions Park Service Project: Have a drive for new socks&underwear for local elementary school age children at"Summer Ice Thurs.,Sept. 4 Cream Social"and a 'Back to School Supplies'at 2428 Aberdeen in Kennydale -".�.. I... ." ." a +lr 1 .. ..�• .arr'n 1 j • • t .9 i .ate. .. "e �r •:305tri". • • 1104, r 4,1 ,..' xA amu„;, ,;14644 Sipt REACH Center of Hope requests the honor of your presence at our 1st Year Anniversary Celebration Theme: Restoring Hope for a New Future Monday, June 16, 2014 4:00pm - 5:00pm Renton City Hall, Upper Lobby Parking Lot 1055 South Grady Way, Renton Special Guests and Speakers Special Performances Women and Children shares stories of Hope Hope Awards Acknowledgments, Tours and Food Please let us know if you will come and celebrate with us! Email : reachcenterofhope@ outlook.com or call 425-277-7582 May 30, 2014 Renton Library Advisory Board Lynne King Board Chair and President REACH 4503 NE 24th St CeKtero(ilbre, Renton, WA 98056 Dear Friends: Thank you for your ongoing support and recent donation to the REACH Center of Hope. It helps ensure that we provide a stable life for women and children in the journey from homelessness to more stable housing. Your contribution will enable us to continue providing more resources and shelter for our homeless women and children. Without the resources provided at the REACH Center of Hope, women and children would live on the street. We provide the necessary resources to stabilize their living condition so that they can focus on the long term solutions. One of the most powerful ways to help our families overcome difficulties is by instilling a sense of self- worth that they can overcome their struggles. We do this by reaffirming their worth and helping them to develop ways to deal with life issues. This past month we have added more resources to support women and children. We now offer monthly visits by the outreach nurse to help deal with medical issues that can often be a hindrance to moving forward. We continue to struggle finding sufficient housing to accommodate all of the needs we face on a daily basis. Because we have more families than we can accommodate in our overnight shelter, we've been able to help families who come into the Center of Hope connect to other agencies in search of housing. We were able to help six(6)families connect to other overnight housing arrangements. Our goal is to help each person that makes contact with the Center of Hope and walk along side of them out of unsheltered to a sheltered place to stay. An agency contacted us about a dad and his 4 kids living in their car. Although we could not accommodate them overnight we put together a care package that included personal items, blankets and clothes for him and his children. We then took the time to sit down with him and provide a list of resources, assisting him in making calls because of his limited English. We were able to help him find a place that took him and his kids off street in their car and into a safe dwelling place. The delight on his face was amazing. He was so thankful and just could not believe that a place such as this Center existed. You are indeed making a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable in our community. We could not do this without you! Jols, Peace, I� !' �' Rev IIr. Linda M. Smith Dir ctor, Reach Center of Hope http://www.reachrenton.org/reach-center-of-hope • Uti�Y 0 + + «w CITY OF RENTON PUBLIC NOTICE RENTON LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD MEETING JULY MEETING CANCELED The July 2014 Renton Library Advisory Board meeting, originally scheduled for July 16, 2014 has been canceled. The next meeting will be August 20, 2014. 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' i� �ti �;2t A• .� �� t ���+5 ' '� � - 'n -r, -� • fl '.�'"�.. ,� k�, �!r i a ifu i� �ix ��te � � I it: ����I��+�� �. � "' ���"�� , . � ' �I � �i��� � � � , :;;�� i�i ��i �ll� #I�, i ��� ��`i., �1�� { ���� �� ` "`' II i�f ' .. �a S. ` h7f ta R �-�� y3�� �� ,p� �k E��i=i,;���r�; ` yY�; � �,,r � .� ��_ - ...--.�� � .�!��e�,,�r��-- �,'.- !';��' 1..- 1 • � r f � P Diane Wagner From: Frederick Gurney <gurneyfr@kds..org> Sent: Friday, May 30,20I411:Oa AM To: 'Catherine Ploue-Smith';Diane Wagner;'Erica Richey';'Laurie Beden;'Lynn M. King'; Peter Renner;'Suzi Ure';Terry Migashiyama 5ubject: Renton Library updates Hi! I wanted to officially notify you of a couple of recent de�elopments that effect the Renton Library service area. Please bear with me if this is repeated information. I did not notice from the April Z014 minutes that you have been officially informed af the cluster realignment that is due to take effect in January 2015,nor did we have a chance to meaningfully talk abaut it at aur May meeting.To summarize,after Judith Zelter announced her retirement,it was decided by KCLS administration to reaEign three library clusters[Fairwood/Renton/Rentan Nighlands,Foster/Skyway/5outhcenter/Va!!ey View,and Baulevard Park/Burien/Greenbridge/White Center]into two clusters:Fairwood/Renton/Renton Highlands/Skyway/Southcenter and Baulevard Park/Burien/Faster/Greenbridge/Valley View/White Center.Skyway and Southcenter are immediately adjacer�t to the Renton Library service area and it makes great sense for us to afign with those areas.Skyway,in particular,has had a close relationship with Renton and the partnering of those libraries will he mutually beneficial.Jahn Sheller(currently the Cluster Manager of Foster/Skywoy/Southcenter/Va!!ey View}will become the Cluster Manager far FR/RH/RN/SO/SfC and is ciue to assume his new rale in January 2015.Angie Benedetti will be the Cluster Manager for BP/eU/FO/GB/VV/WC. I will he the Interim Cluster Manager until we realign and John takes o�er.1 will then become the Librarian Seruices Manager for our cluster.Staff within the Southcenter and Skyway libraries will largely remain within those libraries,thvugh a few staff members in management positions wilf work elsewhere within our cluster.We welcome our new colleagues within our soon-to-be enlarged and enrithed tluster! Secondly,I wanted to personai[y pass on some information about the upcoming Renton Library closure.(I'm not sure how mucf�of this you already know from the KCLS Facilities department,so again 1 apologize for eny redundancy.} Last week, I officially announced to our cluster staff that the Renton Library closure date is June zz"d at 5:0�P.M.The Renton Temp site is scheduled tQ open for business at Z1:00 A.M.on lune 25`h.That gives us less than four weeks to get everything squared away before the dosure...yikes! We'�e already done a [ot of prep work,though,and I know we'll be ready. A Rentan CloSure meeting was conducted at the KCLS Service Center last Thursday, May 22"d,and was attended by myself,Circulation Supervisor Rachael Robinett,and various department heads involved in the process.Various aspects of the closure and the Temp site were discussed.After much deliberation,it was decided to reduce the number af public computer#erminals at Renton Temp from 12 to 10{ten].(Staff computers were also reduced.}This was in response to two main issues:connectivity and crowding/safety.We were inform by our ITS department that response time would be compromised for everyone if we did not reduce the unusually-large number of computers in the Temp facility.Furthermore,twef�e public computer terminals created an exceedingly crowded floor-space with the potential for variaus safety issues involving patrons and staff.We agreed that this minor reduction(fram 12 to lOE helps#o alleviate these issues. Let me know if you have any questions ahout any af this. By the way,thank you for your warm welcome at last week's meeting. I laak#orward to our next meeting[ Fred Gurney 1