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10/18/2005 LIBRARY BUILDING COMMITTEE Minutes
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Kresge Bricks and Mortar Grant. Jane learned that the LBC needs to be further along in its <br /> fundralsing efforts in order to apply for this.grant. Jane stated that Kresge also has Challenge Grants <br /> available. Jane also reported that Cape Cod Community college has a resource center which i <br /> staffed on Friday mornings, to assist people interested in finding available grants. Sheldon <br /> recommended that this information be given to the Fundraising Committee for their follow-up. <br /> FUNDRAISING PROGRAM REPORT-Tori O'Neill. <br /> Torte O'Neill reported that he is meeting tomorrow at 1 PM with Martha Moore, and Georgianna, who is <br /> doing the writing of the grants. He anticipates that they now have two more foundation grant <br /> applications ready to go. Torn stated also that he is talking pnivately to individuals about private <br /> donations. <br /> Tom feels more positive about the situation regarding esc Wation of construction oasts, in contrast to <br /> the prediction by Mr. Roberts. He cited the example of the cost of gypsum, which has gone up <br /> astronomically since Katrina, yet the cost of labor has been stable, and certain labor markets will <br /> become more competitive. Torn stated that from the Selectmen's point of Griew: they can look at the <br /> slow fundraising progress to date, and ask how the fundraising committee can come up with the <br /> additional monies. Tom urged that heldon's motion be modified significantly, and stated that time is <br /> what is needed now. Traditionally, large individual donations happen at the last minute, and that is the <br /> way it will happen with the library project. Torn reiterated again his ongoing enthusiasm for the <br /> project, and his confidence that we will be successful in finding the person(s)who will make it happen. <br /> Sheldon Gilbert stated that he will plan to meet with Joyce Mason to discuss the recommendation in <br /> the LBC motion to the Fundraising Commlttee, explaining that the LBC has plans to raise these funds <br /> in any case. But under the circumstances the LBC felt it would be wise to ask the Fundraising <br /> Committee to raise the goal so that vire would be in a position, and would be prepared, should these <br /> costs escalate to a point well,beyond the current goal. <br /> MEETING WITH PATIENCE E J SON -Helene D F e <br /> Helene DeFoe reported that a meeting with Patience Jackson is scheduled for Wednesday, 11/09/05 <br /> t 10:00 AM at the Mashpee Library. Patience will be reporting on comments from the Application <br /> Review Committee on the LBC grant proposal. Helene and Sheldon plan to attend this meeting, and <br /> all other interested LBC members are welcome to attend, as well. Helene stated that the meeting <br /> should be beneficial in tens of insights into possible suggestions on ways to Improve our proposal. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> 1.Planning& Construction Committee mittee Presentaffon—Sheldon Gilbert <br /> Sheldon reported that he had attended the Planning & construction Committee on Tuesday, 10/11/05 <br /> to male a presentation of LBC plans and progress on the new Mashpee Library. The presentation <br /> was very well received. Gene Smargon, vice Chairman of the committee, asked whether LBC had <br /> taken into consideration the projected increase in maintenance costs once the new library is <br /> completed, citing the problems that are currently plaguing the new Senior Center. Sheldon responded <br /> that the proposed budget for the library rests with the Library Board of Trustees. The earliest budget <br /> that will be affected will be 2008. -He also stated that in terms of staffing, there is a proposal for an <br /> increase of one plus the full time position for the Children's Library. <br /> Helene reminded the committee that the maintenance budget for town buildings, such as the Library <br /> and the Senior Center, is the responsibility of the Town. Helene drew a comparison of the <br /> maintenance/custodial needs between the Senior Center and the Library. The Senior center has <br /> security Issues for evening events: they have need for assistance in setting up chairs in the Great <br /> Room for many events; and custodial needs at the close of evening events. The library Is designed to <br /> have a separate entrance for everts being.held in the Events Room, thus eliminating the need for <br /> additional security for the entire library. Helene does not foresee a problem with setting up chairs for <br /> everts held at the library. <br /> 2 <br />
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