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BOARD OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES
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03/08/2016
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Reports <br /> Kathy Mahoney's report for the months of February and March was reviewed. <br /> Kathy reported that Sandwich and Bourne libraries are no longer in danger of losing certification from the State. <br /> Sandwich was able to receive a waiver after filing an appeal with the State; and Bourne has since received <br /> funding from their municipality. Kathy advised of a situation in Bourne where that town laid off employees, <br /> which resulted in employees in other departments bumping library employees based on job classification and <br /> seniority but were not necessarily a good fit for positions at the library. It made her realize the importance of <br /> accurate job descriptions and classifications. <br /> Library Budget <br /> Kathy presented several items that she was proposing for the Library, but pointed out they would all have to be <br /> taken under consideration in view of question of where funding would be available. Items discussed included <br /> the following: <br /> • Purchase of book carts...high priority. Cost is$5,000 maximum,which could come out of State Aid <br /> account. <br /> • Replace low-level shelving upstairs with pull-out browsing bin...cost about$17,000. This project is <br /> one of the goals in the Strategic Plan, but will have to be postponed at least a year in light of the <br /> commitment to provide$18,000 toward the salary of a new full-time library employee. Both Carlo and <br /> Kathy noted that there was no question that the staff person was the priority over the shelving. <br /> David DelVecchio had increased IT budget by$10,000 to replace PC computers for Library, but that$10,000 <br /> increase was cut from IT budget. Kathy said Falmouth Library told her Dell has a leasing program where <br /> library can lease about 50 new computers for$10,000 per year for 3 years and at end buy any of the computers <br /> for$l. The leasing cost includes Dell support. Falmouth is participating in this program at a cost of$629/unit <br /> since they do not need to purchase monitors. If Mashpee Library were to participate then cost would be about <br /> $750/unit since monitors would be needed. <br /> Conclusion: Trustees discussed at length various scenarios and patron uses of computers at Library and then <br /> concluded that Kathy should talk with David DelVecchio further about the Dell leasing possibility and Kathy <br /> should contact Dell and obtain from them leasing option{s}available, along with price quotes. <br /> Marcia Maclnnis exited the meeting. <br /> Mary LeClair and John Cotton exited the meeting at 5:20 p.m. <br /> L ibrau Building and Grounds Goals for FY_I6 <br /> Kathy advised that the Talbots were at the Library site yesterday looking at the grounds in connection with <br /> landscaping design project that Town is funding. Kathy also reminded the Trustees that Friends have <br /> beautification money allocated. <br /> In addition to the grounds, Kathy said more lighting is needed in the lobby area; projector still waiting to be <br /> installed in the Events Room; and numerous other building projects can be identified. <br /> Joan Lyons agreed to serve on Trustees Building and Grounds Subcommittee. Carlo D'Este and Mark Wright <br /> said they may decide to serve on this Subcommittee as well. <br /> z <br />
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