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11-20-2012 Minutes0 -980 - The regular monthly meeting of the Salina Public Library Board of Trustees was held at 7:00 a.m. on Tuesday, November 20, 2012, in the Tech Center Conference Room. The following Board members were present: Karma DeForest, Mary Shaffer, Christi Manley, Mary Bender and Karen Bonar. Others present were Joe McKenzie, Sandy Wilcox, and Mike Wilson, observer from the League of Women Voters. Karma DeForest called the meeting to order MINUTES: Karma DeForest asked for any changes or additions to the October Board meeting minutes. 12 -36 On a motion made by Mary Shaffer and seconded by Mary Bender it was RESOLVED THAT: The Board of Trustees of the Salina Public Library approves the minutes of the October Board meeting as written. Motion passed. P980. 11/20/2012 PUBLIC COMMENTS: None FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY The friends made $2300.00 on their last book sale They also had a book reseller purchase $300.00 worth of books. They have also been working with Images to recycle some of the leftover books. Joe is working with them to create some type of yearly budget so that they feel comfortable making expenditures throughout the year. DISCUSSION /ACTION GAAP Waiver: WHEREAS the Salina Public Library, Salina, Kansas, has determined that the financial statements and financial reports for the year ended 2012 to be prepared in conformity with the requirements of K.S.A. 75- 1120a(a) are not relevant to the requirements of the cash basis and budget laws of this state and are of no significant value to the Library Board or the members of the general public of the Salina, Kansas and WHEREAS there are no revenue bond ordinances or resolutions or other ordinances or resolutions of the municipality which require financial statements and financial reports to be prepared in conformity with. K.S.A. 75- 1120a(a) for the year ended 2012. r1 U e -981- 12 -37 On a motion made Karen Bonar and seconded by Chisti manley it was RESOLVED THAT: The Board of Trustees of the Salina Public Library, in a regular meeting duly assembled this 20st day of November, 2012, waives the requirements of K.S.A. 75- 1120a(a) as they apply to the Salina Public Library for the year ended 2012 and that the Library Board shall cause the financial statements and financial reports of the Salina Public Library to be prepared on the basis of cash receipts and disbursements as adjusted to show compliance with the cash basis and budget laws of this state. Motion passed. P.981. 11/20/2012 . . .. . e. 1 . - -a . . c . 1.: e A . POLICY UPDATES, Rehiring: This policy was reviewed by the Board 12 -38 On a motion made by Christi Manley and seconded by Mary Schaffer it was RESOLVED THAT: The Board of Trustees of the Salina Public Library approves the Re • hiring policy upon 1st reading. Motion passed. P.981. 11/20/2012 • Mission: This policy was reviewed by the Board 12 -39 On a motion made by Karen Bonar and seconded by Mary Bender it was RESOLVED THAT: The Board of Trustees of the Salina Public Library approves the changes to the Mission policy upon 1st reading. Motion passed. P.981. 11/20/2012 Art Exhibits: This policy was reviewed by the Board 12 -40 On a motion made by Mary Bender and seconded by Christi Manley it was RESOLVED THAT: The Board of Trustees of the Salina Public Library approves the changes to the Art Exhibit policy upon 1st reading. Motion passed. P.981. 11/20/2012 Security Alarms: This policy was reviewed by the Board 12 -41 On a motion made by Karen Bonar and seconded by Mary Bender it was RESOLVED THAT: The Board of Trustees of the Salina Public Library approves the changes to the Security Alarm policy upon 1st reading. Motion passed. P.981. 11/20/2012 • • -982- FINANCIAL REPORT: Joe handed out information on revenue and expenditures STATISTICAL REPORT: The statistical report has been changed to include some new information. LIBRARIAN'S REPORT: Joe handed out the 2013 Library Outlook sheet outlining possible 2013 activities. The Youth Services picture book project is almost done. December will be a very busy month with a lot of childrens programs. CKLS will be hosting some Trustee meetings this month. There is one scheduled for November 29th in Minneapolis, Kansas at 7 pm. Board Members should let Joe know if they want to attend. Staff is working on the van graphics. BOARD COMMENTS: Karen Bonar asked about book drop location at Dillons. Karen Bonar also said that she really likes seeing the Capital Improvement Plan. NEW BUSINESS: 12 -42 On a motion made by Karen Bonar and seconded by Mary Schaffer it was RESOLVED THAT: The Board of Trustees of the Salina Public Library adjourn at 8:10 a.m Motion passed. P982. 11/20/12. Sally Donatell Secretary Treasurer Date 11/20/2012 40 Sandra Wilcox Recorder Salina Public Library REVENUE /EXPENDITURE REPORT SEPTEMBER 2012 1 1 2 3 4 5 NOVEMBER I JAN -NOV 2012 Budget $ Over Budget % of Budget Income 305 • APPROPRIATIONS 0.00 1,983,433.70 1,974,148.00 9,285.70 100.47% 310 • UNENCUMBERED CASH BAL REV YR 218,566.00 209,383.00 9,183.00 104.39% 315 - INTEREST INCOME 16.65 293.39 1,300.00 - 1,006.61 22.57% 316 MISC. INCOME 0.00 0.00 0.0% Total Income 16.65 2,202,293.09 2,184,831.00 17,462.09 100.8% Expense 410 • SALARIES 111,625.58 1,232,979.51 1,442,831.00 - 209,851.49 85.46% 412 PERIODICALS- REFERENCE 12,772.68 24,021.81 25,000.00 - 978.19 96.09% 415 • LIBRARY MATERIALS 02-415 • YOUTH SERVICES 499.53 33,623.28 45,000.00 - 11,376.72 74.72% 05415 INFORMATION SERVICEWCAMPBELL 887.73 7,619.59 8,000.00 - 380.41 95.25% 08415 • ADULT COLLECTION 6,401.34 75,947.21 89,000.00 - 13,052.79 85.33% 10-415 E BOOKS 9,314.29 17,375.61 20,000.00 - 2,624.39 86.88% Total 415 • LIBRARY MATERIALS 17,102.89 134,565.69 162,000.00 - 27,434.31 83.07% 416 • INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 0.00 22,264.70 25,000.00 - 2,735.30 89.06% 417 • LIBRARY MAT Audio-Visuals 5,350.61 69,393.77 100,000.00 - 30,606.23 69.39% 420 - SUPPLIES 528.81 10,419.15 12,000.00 - 1,580.85 86.83% 425 • POSTAGE 637.00 5,930.94 6,000.00 -69.06 98.85% 430 • WATER 594.24 12,122.45 6,000.00 6,122.45 202.04% 435 • LIGHT & HEAT 6,915.07 88,836.02 100,000.00 - 11,163.98 88.84% 0-TELEPHONE 437.73 5,248.72 6,000.00 - 751.28 87.48% 5 • REPAIRS & MAINT 1,810.85 32,159.91 48,000.00 - 15,840.09 67.0% 450 - FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT 469.71 2,448.41 6,000.00 - 3,551.59 40.81% 460 • STAFF DEVELOPMENT & TRAVEL 1,415.25 11,524.88 15,000.00 - 3,475.12 76.83% 465 • ACCOUNTING 99.95 5,966.27 7,000.00 - 1,033.73 85.23% 470 • INSURANCE 4,476.50 21,624.62 22,000.00 - 375.38 98,29% 475. PROGRAMS & PROMOTIONAL 688.00 31,679.42 32,000.00 - 320.58 99.0% 485 • AUTOMATION 3,481.54 43,683.70 72,000.00 - 28,316.30 60.67% 505 • CONTINGENCY 504.43 3,540.70 18,000.00 - 14,459.30 19.67% 510 • CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 80,000.00 - 80,000.00 0.0% Total Expense '168,910.84 ;"-.80:48% - $168,894.19 $443,882.42 NOVEMBER JAN -NOV 2012 Budget $Over Budget % of Budget Income 305 -2 • APPROPRIATIONS (EMP BEN) 0.00 348,748.11 344,132.00 4,616.11 101.34% 310 -2 • UNENCUMB CASH BAL PREV (EMP B) 63,061.00 63,261.00 - 200.00 99.68% Total Income Employee Benefit 0.00 411,809.11 407,393.00 4,416.11 101.08% Expense 760 • SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES EMPLOYER 7,660.56 85,299.63 110,330.00 - 25,030.37 77.31% 765 • KPERS EXPENSE EMPLOYER 7,909.66 84,230.90 99,211.00 - 14,980.10 84.9% 770 • UNEMPLOYMENT INS EMPLOYER 99.85 1,112.29 1,442.00 - 329.71 77.14% 775 • HEALTH INSURANCE EMPLOYER 12,912.00 145,204.00 191,110.00 - 45,906.00 75.98% 780 • WORKERS COMP INSURANCE 0.00 4,642.75 5,300.00 - 657.25 87.6% Total Expense Employee Benefit 28,582.07 320,489.57 407,393.00 - 86,903.43 78.67% Page 1 of 1 Salina Public Library 12/06112 General Fund Checks • November 2012 Date Num Name Memo Amount SUNFLOWER BANK 01 -110 - CASH IN BANK - GENERAL FUND 11/7/2012 9553 ACE HARDWA... -35.47 11/7/2012 9554 BRODART CO. MCNAUGHTON ... - 1,368.00 11/7/2012 9555 FEE INSURAN... - 100.00 11/7/2012 9556 GALE GROUP -20.00 11/7/2012 9557 GLOBAL GOVE... - 1,019.99 111712012 9558 INGRAM _ -35.31 11/712012 9559 KSALLINK ADV - 150.00 11/7/2012 9560 LOWE'S -9.60 11/7/2012 9561 MANHATTAN M... SUBSCRIPTION - 221.19 11/7/2012 9562 MID STATE HE... - 195.00 1117/2012 9563 QUILL -36.43 11/7/2012 9564 RECORDED B... - 767.05 11/7/2012 9565 REGIONAL BO... - 937.94 11/7/2012 9566 SALINA- SALIN... FLU SHOTS -48.00 1117/2012 9567 SALINA CENTR... YEARBOOKS -75.00 11/7/2012 9568 SALINA JOURN... ADV - 277.00 11/7/2012 9569 SALINA WAST... - 101.98 11/7/2012 9570 SECURITAS SECURITY 10/19... - 1,183.38 11/7/2012 9571 THE WASH HO... LAUNDRY -40.85 11/7/2012 9572 WESTAR ENE... - 6,873.53 11/712012 9573 WICHITA BUST... - 102.05 11/13/2012 9574 BAKER & TAYL... AD RPL BOOKS - 200.24 11/13/2012 9575 BAKER & TAYL... - 204.39 11/13/2012 9576 BAKER & TAYL... - 600.21 11/13/2012 9577 BAKER & TAYL... - 241.75 11/1312012 9578 BAKER & TAYL ... - 1,918.16 11/13/2012 9579 BWI YS BOOKS -6.58 11/13/2012 9580 CITY OF SALINA - 567.18 • 11/1312012 9581 CITY OF SALIN... 308 W. ELM -27.06 11/1312012 9582 CITY PLUMBING UNCLOG YS SINK - 133.00 11/13/2012 9583 COXCOMMUNI... PHONE - 437.73 11/13/2012 9584 GALE GROUP - 113.95 11/13/2012 9585 KANSAS GAS ... 308 W ELM -41.54 11/13/2012 9586 KEATING AND ... OCT ADMIN FEES - 129.50 11/13/2012 9587 MIDWEST TAPE - 439.85 11/13/2012 9588 OVERDRIVE - 9,314.29 11/13/2012 9589 QUILL -59.37 11/13/2012 9590 SALINA AREA... -25.00 11/13/2012 9591 SALINA HIGH 5... YEARBOOKS - 110.00 11/13/2012 9592 SALINA SOUP - 150.00 11/13/2012 9593 SECURITAS SECURITY 10/26... - 1,185.36 11/13/2012 9594 SIGN PRO signage for box dr... - 179.00 11/13/2012 9595 UNIFIRST -66.00 11/13/2012 9596 VISA 0553 - 1,418.24 11/13/2012 9597 VISA 1653 DW VISA - 306.33 11/13/2012 9598 VISA 1695 NB VISA - 171.16 11/13/2012 9599 VISA 1703 AA VISA - 113.94 11/13/2012 9600 VISA 2032 KH VISA - 265.55 11/13/2012 9601 VISA 6106 SPL VISA - 1,922.59 11/13/2012 9602 VISA 6114 - 1,375.43 11/15/2012 ACH DIRECT DEPO... - 37,173.43 11/1512012 ACH DIRECT DEPO... - 15,648.58 11119/2012 9604 ABC -CLIO, INC REF HANDBOO... -50.58 11/19/2012 9605 ACE HARDWA... -25.97 11/19/2012 9606 ADAM PRACHT BOOK -6.99 11/19/2012 9607 AMAZON - 1,548.30 11/19/2012 9608 AMY BUTALA GAMES - 269.95 11/19/2012 9609 INGRAM -46.06 . 11/19/2012 9610 MINNEAPOLIS... -45.00 11/19/2012 9611 NEKLS KANSAS READS... -88.20 11/1912012 9612 PITNEY BOWES MACHINE RENTAL - 447.00 • 11/19/2012 9613 PRONTO PRINT RANDY MERREL... -52.00 11119/2012 9614 RANDOM HOU... AD BOOKS -26.85 11/1912012 9615 RECORDED B... - 1,073.47 11/19/2012 9616 SECURITAS SECURITY 11/02... - 1,185.36 11/19/2012 9617 TOX -EOL - 189.35 Page 1 TOTAL Amount -98.54 -94.05 - 163.94 - 105.15 -64.95 - 621.98 - 1,376.13 - 12,194.44 - 4,199.00 - 302.05 - 547.00 -50.00 - 190.00 - 219.25 -63.47 -20.60 - 1,185.36 -86.56 -66.00 - 38,137.01 - 15,927.10 - 168,910.84 - 11,915.60 - 1,897.50 - 6,041.81 -23.05 15,648.58 15,927.10 - 12,234.71 - 6,042.96 -23.05 - 1,951.50 - 8,554.50 - 177,465.34 - 177,465.34 q-- .- .- '...M . • • • Page 2 Salina Public Library General Fund Checks 1V06/12 November 2012 Date Num Name Memo 11/27/2012 9618 ABC -CLIO, INC 11127/2012 9619 ATMOSPHERE ... 11127/2012 9620 AUDIOGO AUDIO BOOKS 11/27/2012 9621 BRODART CO. PATTERSONS 11/2712012 9622 CITY OF SALIN... 11/27/2012 9623 CITY PLUMBING 11/27/2012 9624 COX COMMUNI... internet 11/27/2012 9625 EBSCO SUBSC... 11/27/2012 9626 FEE INSURAN... 11/27/2012 9627 GALE GROUP 11/2712012 9628 LEADERSHIP D... 11/27/2012 9629 LIBRARY ADMI... 11/27/2012 9630 POSTMASTER BULK MAIL PER... 11/27/2012 9631 QUALITY BOO... 7 BOOKS 11127/2012 9632 QUILL 11/2712012 9633 RECORDED 8... YS AUDIO BOOKS K. 11/27/2012 9634 SECURITAS SECURITY 11/9... 11/27/2012 9635 TOX -EOL 11/27/2012 9637 UNIFIRST 11/30/2012 ACH DIRECT DEPO... 11/30/2012 ACH DIRECT DEPO... Total 01 -110 - CASH IN BANK - GENERAL FUND 02 -110 • CASH IN BANK- EMPLOYEE BENEFIT 11/15/2012 E -pay EFTPS 48- 6017329 QB T.. 11115/2012 ACH KANSAS DEPT... 036- 486017329F01 11/15/2012 ACH KPERS 1035300 11/15/2012 ACH OPTIONAL GR... 11/15/2012 ACH DIRECT DEPO... 11/30/2012 ACH DIRECT DEPO... 11/30/2012 E -pay EFTPS 48- 6017329 OB T.. - 11/30/2012 ACH KPERS 1035300 11130/2012 ACH OPTIONAL GR... 11/30/2012 ACH .KANSAS DEPT... 036- 486017329F0l Total 02 -110 CASH IN BANK - EMPLOYEE BENEFIT Total SUNFLOWER BANK TOTAL Amount -98.54 -94.05 - 163.94 - 105.15 -64.95 - 621.98 - 1,376.13 - 12,194.44 - 4,199.00 - 302.05 - 547.00 -50.00 - 190.00 - 219.25 -63.47 -20.60 - 1,185.36 -86.56 -66.00 - 38,137.01 - 15,927.10 - 168,910.84 - 11,915.60 - 1,897.50 - 6,041.81 -23.05 15,648.58 15,927.10 - 12,234.71 - 6,042.96 -23.05 - 1,951.50 - 8,554.50 - 177,465.34 - 177,465.34 q-- .- .- '...M . • • • Page 2 SALIN A PUBLIC LIBRARY Monthly Activity Report NOVEMBER 2012 Information Services Chat: 22 On -line Ask a Librarian 4 Program Attendance: 195 Info Services Question 2,531 Interlibrary Loans: 389 Technology Center °- Rservations: 4,652 Wireless: 509 Computer Students: 20 Digital Design: 3,111 Youth SeniicesDepartment 35,120 Program Attendance: 585 Computer Use: 1,405 • Total Group Visits: 3 Outreach: 4 Monthly Activity Report NOVEMBER 2012 Public Relations Activities Press Rel /Articles /Ads /PSAs: 15 External Contacts: 9 Internal PR: 3 Security Visitors: 26,571 Incidents: 4 Alarms: 346 Circulation of Materials',' ;'. Outreach Activities: 6 Contacts: 6 Homebound: 21 Programming: 36 Building Use: 1,780 35,724 CLASS Sessions: ' -• 28 Participants: 390 Public Relations Activities Press Rel /Articles /Ads /PSAs: 15 External Contacts: 9 Internal PR: 3 Security Visitors: 26,571 Incidents: 4 Alarms: 346 Circulation of Materials',' ;'. ; °;..; NOV 2012'< NOV 2011 YTD-2012 YTD 2011 Adult Materials: 26,881 35,724 372,128 390,014 Adult Renewals: 2,880 3,111 33,402 35,120 Youth Services Materials: 12,268 15,206 185,687 198,387 Youth Services Renewals: 1,350 1,576 17,847 19,629 eLi bra ry: 1,077 8,759 2,124 227 Total Circulated: 44,456 55,617 611,188 643,150 Adult Borrowers: (includes Y.S.) 69,511 8,776 Child Borrowers: 945 819 New Library Cards: 206 Adult: 2,570 219 Youth Services: 1,286 99 Materials Reserved: 1,636 1,585 19,143 Collection Management ;• Meeting Room Use Items Processed Monthly YTD Adult: • 1,172 8,759 Youth Services: 227 4,562 Total: 1,399 13,321 Deleted: 904 19,524 6,159 69,511 70,385 945 12,134 13,323 206 2,833 2,570 56 1,286 1,208 1,636 20,340 19,143 Meeting Room Use Monthly YTD Prescott Room: 35 481 Small Conf Rm 1 & 2: 44 939 Tech Center Conf Room: 30 301 Learning Center 1 & 2: 31 365 Silent Study 1 & 2: 174 354 0 Librarian's Report December is one of our slowest months for circulation of materials, so it becomes one of those months when staff can get a few other things done, in addition to taking time off around the holidays. Still, if you look at Youth Services schedule of activities, it would appear to be a busy month. They had 48 kids and their parents 5X last week for Cookies and Stories. They start pre- school storytime again this week. They are answering letters to Santa and they are doing a Winter Break Reading program. It's always nice to see kids coming in for books and enjoying library programs and resources. Amy Adams and Morgan Davis have completed the new CLASS catalog and it is at the printers. The release date is in late December and enrollment begins January 8. The catalog is quite a concentrated production. Arny has little time for anything else for about a week, once she has the information. There are 53 classes for the spring. Morgan is excited about a bagpipers class, quilting, a trip to Krehbiel's in McPherson and a taste of Mardi Gras class. They will offer extended registration times into the evening to accommodate students. I think she's also looking at a small event to bring instructors together to meet and share their experiences of teaching. We have some basic ideas for the van graphics and I'll have Amy work something up when she gets back from vacation next week. In addition to the logo, website and a changeable magnetic ad, I think we need some simple splash of color to distinguish the van and add some personality. We are looking at a flowing wave like banner running the length of the van highlighting our • mission. It would have a more dramatic effect if we used it in local parades. This month we'll do a resolution to transfer money to the Capital Improvement Fund. We may not make the full $80,000, as budgeted. It will be close. We need to be sure to retain cash to pay any final bills and to have as carry -over into next year to meet that budget. Statistics on a full month with the new self -check units were interesting. The self - checks accounted for 65% of items checked out to adults, not counting renewals. That's more than double. Youth Services also saw an increase. They had 48% of items checked out on the new self -check machines. Since they have fewer borrowers, they have less lines and staff are more available to help. Lola McKee tracks stats on the automation system. She counts borrowers by the day, so if patrons come 3x per week, they are counted 3 times. A few patrons come everyday, many once a week, like story time families and weekend people and others once a month. Staff received $20 in Chamber gift certificates from the Friends of the Library Board. Staff also collected food for the Emergency Aid Food bank. A staff Christmas dinner is scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 16. Of course, we are closed on the 25`h and Jan. 1 and we close at noon on both the 24 °' and 31 ". Thanks for helping to move us through this past year. Our staff served a lot of people and did it well. Let us know if you can't be at the December meeting. Let me know if you have questions. • Joe McKenzie Library Director