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LIBRARY BOARD MEETING Thursday, Dec. 19, 2013, 5:30pm Agenda CALL TO ORDER PUBLIC INPUT REVIEW OF AGENDA COMMUNICATIONS PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORT TREASURER S REPORT OPEN HEARING ON AMENDED 2013 BUDGET OLD BUSINESS Finalize Board annual calendar for 2014 Update on New Trustee Selection NEW BUSINESS Approve the 2013 Amended Budget CONSENT AGENDA UPCOMING AGENDA APPROVAL OF MINUTES ADJOURN Next Regular Board Meeting, Thursday, Jan. 30 th, 2014, 5:30 PM

K$ Clearview Library Fund Balances November 30, 2013 Bank and Fund Statements Balance Sheet Interest, Purch, October Redemp, Checks November November Operating First National Bank -General 0.00% $0 $0 $0 $0 Bank of Colorado 0.00% $184,807 ($72,474) $112,333 $91,999 Colo Trust Prime 4003 0.01% $1,061,323 ($120,271) $941,052 $941,052 $1,246,130 ($192,745) $1,053,385 $1,033,051 General Reserve Colorado East Bank CD 1.50% $240,039 $0 $240,039 $240,039 Colotrust General Fund 4005 0.01% $632,835 $8 $632,843 $632,843 $872,874 $8 $872,882 $872,882 Capital Reserve Colo Trust Prime 4001 0.01% $201,590 $2 $201,592 $201,592 Long-Term Building Farmers Bank Money Mkt 0.50% $230,413 $98 $230,511 $230,511 Colo Trust Prime 4004 0.01% $534,538 $7 $534,545 $534,545 $764,952 $104 $765,056 $765,056 Total $3,085,545 ($192,630) $2,892,915 $2,872,581 Weld County Tax Distribution for November deposited in December $10,384 General Property Tax Revenue November $19 Specific Ownership November $10,363 Interest on Deliq taxes/other November $2 Treasurer's fees November $0 $10,384 Cash On Hand 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 Act'13 Est'13 Act'12 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Nov. Progress Toward Goals Quarterly (Inlcudes strategic plan goals for circulation and programs) 2013 Year to Date 2013 Projections 2014 % over 2011 2012 2013 vs. Current Month % vs. % of Goal proj.2013 Actual Actual Goal 2012 2013 % vs '12 2013 2012 13 Goal General Measures Active card users 6,570 7,987 9,185 15% NA NA 7869 1% 86% 8,358 91% 8,775 5% % of population 29.4% 35.0% 40.3% 34.5% Patrons served 187,273 215,101 245,761 14% 18435 14% 225495 13% 92% 241,980 98% 247,710 2% WSL 164,964 188,291 207,120 10% 16700 15% 197247 13% 95% 212,247 102% 216,490 2% Bookmobile 12,714 18,938 28,407 50% 1161 4% 18494 5% 65% 19,500 69% 20,475 5% Outreach 9,595 7,872 10,234 30% 574 0% 9754 32% 95% 10,234 100% 10,745 5% Active virtual borrowers 1,307 3,536 7,072 100% 423 37% 8686 171% 123% 9,043 128% 11,300 25% % of active card users 19.9% 44.3% 77.0% 110.4% Program Attendance: Goals 1, 3, 4, 5,6 Program attendance 16,206 19,338 22,536 17% 1,690 21% 21591 19% 96% 22,536 100% 24,054 7% % of population 72.4% 84.8% 98.8% WSL 6,611 11,466 12,302 7% 1,116 36% 11837 10% 96% 12,302 100% 12,888 5% WSL Adult 674 1,052 1,368 30% 105 12% 1620 70% 118% 1,720 126% 1,892 10% WSL YA 936 1,120 1,176 5% 250 194% 800-27% 68% 850 72% 892 5% WSL Child 5,001 9,294 9,759 5% 761 18% 9417 8% 96% 9,759 100% 10,540 8% Outreach 9,595 7,872 10,234 30% 574 0% 9754 32% 95% 10,234 100% 11,166 8% Young children (age five and under) attending a program in the library 6,900 522 6075 88% 6,597 96% 6,927 5% Young children (age five and under) attending a program offered by the library at a non-library location 6,560 489 6468 99% 6,968 106% 7,177 3% Children participating in a library sponsored or co-sponsored program. 5,900 293 3878 66% 4,178 71% 4,387 5% Adults participating in a library sponsored or co-sponsored program. 2000 136 2,055 103% 2,210 110% 2,430 10% Circulation: Goals 1, 2,3,4,5,6

Physical circulation 227,592 268,481 323,225 20% 24149 5% 285111 14% 88% 311,559 96% 330,356 6% Phys circ per card user 34.6 33.6 35.2 WSL 209,518 247,535 297,042 20% 21,869 2% 263015 14% 89% 287,974 97% 304,411 6% WSL Adult 104,157 123,973 148,768 20% 11874 10% 130445 15% 88% 139,700 94% 143,891 3% WSL Children 105,361 123,562 148,274 20% 9995-6% 132570 14% 89% 142,000 96% 153,360 8% Bookmobile 16,828 20,946 26,183 25% 2280 38% 22096 13% 84% 23,585 90% 25,945 10% Young children print-circulation 80,500 6281 74281 92% 80,500 100% 82,900 3% Children nonfiction-circulation 17,000 1176 13317 78% 14,599 86% 15,036 3% Children fiction-circulation 30,225 2112 26964 89% 30,225 100% 31,100 3% Children media-circulation 24000.0 2,456 24,293 101% 24,000 100% 24,700 3% Teens fiction-circulation 14,000 814 11165 80% 12,800 91% 13,185 3% Adult nonfiction-circulation 33,500 2,115 26743 80% 30,270 90% 31,180 3% Adult fiction print-circulation 54000 3491 44183 82% 49,680 92% 51,170 3% Adult media-circulation 70000 5,704 65343 93% 70,000 100% 72,100 3% Virtual circulation 3,774 12587 25,174 100% 1522 28% 17371 54% 69% 19,319 77% 24,000 24% % of physical circulation 1.7% 5% 7.8% ` 6.1% e-book-circulation 16174 731 8181 51% 9,010 56% 12,610 40% Downloaded media-circulation 9000 791 8359 93% 9,200 102% 9,850 7% Technology: Goals 1,7,8 Computer users Users NA 3,446 3,618 5% 449 23% 5232 69% 145% 5,690 157% 5,975 5% User Sessions NA 17,989 18,888 5% 1,479 10% 17784 6% 94% 18,888 100% 19,450 3% WiFi Usage NA NA 746 19,181 31,364 na 34,500 10% Data base usage NA 8207 9,028 10% 2290 480% 12518 61% 139% 13,500 150% 13,905 3% Homepage visitors NA 147,432 221,148 50% 18223 42% 198125 46% 90% 221,148 100% 243,232 10% Population revised using 21,930 22,369 22,816 at 2% growth from 2010 22,816 2010 Census

Clearview Library District November 2013 Year-to-Date Results Revenue November YTD Budget YTD as % of Budget General property tax $19 $1,736,222 $1,739,454 99.8% Other revenue $3,173 $106,000 $21,500 493.0% Specific ownership tax $10,363 $104,658 $100,000 104.7% Grand Total $13,556 $1,946,880 $1,860,954 104.6% Expenditures Salaries $75,041 $788,295 $904,055 87.2% Related expenses $15,998 $172,555 $229,866 75.1% Materials/periodicals $17,802 $132,226 $180,100 73.4% Bookmobile costs $1,313 $16,558 $27,160 61.0% Building costs $5,579 $75,778 $76,400 99.2% Capital outlays $92,282 $139,584 $95,000 146.9% County treasurer's fee $0 $25,914 $27,550 94.1% Electronic Databases $0 $8,421 $7,600 110.8% Operating supplies $3,061 $27,561 $47,200 58.4% Programming ($346) $20,546 $21,000 97.8% Public relations $93 $10,469 $20,000 52.3% Software/tech support $1,481 $54,405 $101,600 53.5% Other Expenses $13,989 $88,191 $122,970 71.7% Grand Total $226,292 $1,560,503 $1,860,501 83.9% Net Revenues & Expend ($212,737) $386,377 $453

Proposed Amendment to the Clearview Library District s 2013 Budget The Windsor-Severance Library s roof sustained extensive damage during the August 3 rd, 2013 hail storm. It was necessary to replace the roof. The proposed amendment to the 2013 budget allows the Library District to expend the funds for the roof replacement. Clearview Library District Proposed Amended 2013 Budget Revenue 2010 2011 Projected 2012 2012 budget 2013 Budget $ Change From 2012 % Change from 2012 General property tax $1,728,520 $1,568,610 $1,688,070 $1,684,156 $1,739,454 $51,384 3.0% Other revenue $30,958 $32,716 $54,240 $20,000 $79,470 $25,230 46.5% Specific ownership tax $108,541 $116,124 $129,680 $100,000 $100,000 ($29,680) -22.9% Grand Total $1,868,019 $1,717,450 $1,871,990 $1,804,156 $1,918,924 $46,934 2.5% Expenditures 2010 2011 Projected 2012 2012 budget 2013 Budget $ Change From 2012 % Change From 2012 Bookmobile costs $2,259 $14,942 $19,959 $17,892 $18,260 ($1,699) -8.5% Building costs $65,102 $72,713 $73,909 $71,000 $134,370 $60,461 81.8% Capital outlays $280,846 $28,254 $60,714 $45,000 $95,000 $34,286 56.5% County treasurer's fee $26,030 $23,399 $27,655 $27,550 $27,550 ($105) -0.4% Electronic Databases $23,154 $30,888 $4,201 $32,000 $7,600 $3,399 80.9% Materials/periodicals $100,343 $103,343 $161,903 $141,000 $180,500 $18,597 11.5% Operating supplies $40,531 $31,424 $38,559 $45,000 $47,200 $8,641 22.4% Other Expenses $54,935 $102,883 $96,049 $144,331 $120,170 $24,121 25.1% Programming $10,972 $12,167 $19,305 $20,000 $29,500 $10,195 52.8% Public relations $28,352 $21,373 $14,006 $20,000 $20,000 $5,994 42.8% Related expenses $114,253 $148,532 $166,636 $159,633 $232,666 $66,030 39.6% Salaries $601,226 $733,306 $780,751 $946,671 $904,055 $123,304 15.8% Software/tech support $43,428 $54,292 $83,835 $88,000 $101,600 $17,765 21.2% Grand Total $1,391,431 $1,377,516 $1,547,482 $1,758,077 $1,918,471 $370,989 24.0% Net $476,588 $339,934 $324,508 $46,079 $453 (324,055) -99.9%

LIBRARY BOARD MEETING Thursday, Dec. 19, 2013, 5:30pm Agenda CALL TO ORDER President Vance called the meeting to order at 5:31 P.M. In attendance: Board Members - David Vance, Joann Perko, Bev Menke, Brooke Payne Ann Kling, Director Jason Wolfe, Counsel PUBLIC INPUT no public input offered REVIEW OF AGENDA COMMUNICATIONS no communications PERSONNEL COMMITTEE REPORT Board Member Menke reported that a circulation assistant and a youth services assistant to be posted pursuant to usual posting protocol. TREASURER S REPORT Board Member Perko made a report to the Board of the year-to-date financials of the District. The report was that overall the District is on track with projections. The Board discussed the property tax revenue and distributions. OPEN HEARING ON AMENDED 2013 BUDGET The Board discussed the Amended 2013 Budget. S OLD BUSINESS Finalize Board annual calendar for 2014 The Board discussed the 2014 calendar and Board Member Menke moved and Board Member Perko seconded a motion to approve the 2014 calendar. The motion carried without opposition. Update on New Trustee Selection Board Member Perko reported that the search committee has made a selection from a short list of interested persons, these two names will go before the School Board and the Town Board for approval. An alternate Board Member will not be recommended at this time. NEW BUSINESS Approve the 2013 Amended Budget After discussion of the 2013 Board Member Payne moved and Board Member Menke seconded a motion to approve the 2013 Amended Budget, the

motion carried without opposition. CONSENT AGENDA Board Member Perko moved and Board Member Payne seconded a motion to approve the consent agenda, the motion carried without opposition. UPCOMING AGENDA Director discussed topics on the upcoming agenda including the 2014 salary survey, the decision on a posting location and the Directors report. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Motion to approve minutes made by Board Member Perko and seconded by Board Member Menke, the motion carried without opposition. ADJOURN motion to adjourn was made by Board Member Perko and Board Member Payne seconded the motion, the motion carried without opposition. Meeting adjourned at 6:02 P.M. Next Regular Board Meeting, Thursday, Jan. 30 th, 2014, 5:30 PM Recorded by Jason Wolfe, Counsel. Signature on file at Clearview Library District Office.