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Presentations and Reports Library Commission Meeting March 3, 2021 Presentations Item 2 Update on the Library Expansion Project Library Commission Progress Report March 2021 Iii CUPERTINO I 4M"—• ■■: — ICI ;T�a�.M :, �r• R� ICI .I �� IiO� ■e e �t0i ° r s L — � �luulJlJlJllu Construction Zones: Inside the Library o .......... = ' a --� LEVEL TWO LEVEL ONE - Project Schedule 77 Mobilization Ext. Temporary Partitions Int. Temporary Partitions Removal of Int. Finishes Exterior Envelope Removal Structure Removal Survey and Layout Foundations 1' :•=' I I WL OW gin NOVO '4h 1 _ i,- •^�. -,Opp, s ! Jor— j I Public Outreach Events • Virtual Ground-breaking ceremony will be Friday, March 5th • Website updated & Fact Sheet posted • Timelapse camera is in place & functional by 3/05 • Livestream camera is in place & functional by 3/05 • Public Events calendar is in development �St. ys� CUPERTINO It ' s a go . ity is cordially invited to the virtu aki r C tino Library Expansion project. a perti to oci �annel, or o m/ci n re rati p I nsi n - � Thank You CUPERTINO CITY OF CUPERTINO LIBRARY EXPANSION PROJECT CUPERTINO FACT SHEET 6 View of the southeast facade(ehdd) Project Description The City of Cupertino has had its eye on - expanding the Cupertino Library since 2012. - - That dream will finally be realized this year as _ _ _ • - the one-story, southern portion of the library • - • • - - • - • - - - is replaced with an approximately 5,600 sf _ two-story addition. The first and second floors of the expansion feature large multi-purpose rooms that will be used for library programs for all ages, spill-over study spaces, and other community uses. The much needed additional space will allow the library to fulfill its mission Funding of encouraging life-long learning and self- The Cupertino City Council unanimously improvement. A design-build approach is approved the project with $8 million in funding. being used to undertake this expansion. The facility will be owned and maintained by Design-build is a project delivery method that the City of Cupertino. The Cupertino Library is a allows for the overlapping of the design phase member of the Santa Clara County Library District, and construction phase. When done well, it with services provided by the Library District. minimizes legal risk, reduces costs, and shortens the delivery schedule of the project. CITY OF CUPERTINO Construction History Construction is slated to begin in February 2021. The The first Cupertino Library opened in the Cupertino construction process may present some impacts to Store in 1912 with a modest collection of 50-75 books traffic circulation and access to the facility. The City on 4 shelves in the store. This branch of the Santa will make a concerted effort to keep noise and other Clara County Free Library continued in various forms construction impacts to a minimum and will keep until a new 2,500 sf facility in the Allario Shopping the community informed on the process. Check the Center opened in 1960. The popularity of the website for updates on access, as well as updates Cupertino Library was then immediately apparent from the team working on the project, and special with a large collection and booming numbers of events like a Virtual Site Tour and a Q&A session. visitors. Facilities erected welcomed ever-increasing • February 2021 -Construction Begins numbers of patrons, such that a 24,000 sf facility built • December 2021 -Construction Complete in 1971 was expanded to 37,000 sf in 1988, and that was replaced by a new 54,000 sf building in 2004, housing more than 200,000 volumes in its collection and more than 1 million items in circulation. Today Thank ' Cupertino! the Cupertino Library has more than 330,000 Stay connected to learn more about volumes in its collection, circulates more than 2.5 the construction process, impacts, and million items annually, and receives 900,000 visitors scheach year. -• - • - • cupertino.org/libraryexpansion Please visit the sccld.org website for more history, photos, and information about the Cupertino Library. 1 b. n � (d11 r Ir¢ - N I ►rrrrrrl� View of the courtyard facade (ehdd) Library Commission Meeting March 3, 2021 Presentations Item 3 Quarterly Update on the Library Commission Ongoing Items Library Commission Meeting 3.3.21 Item 3 Quarterly Update on the Library Commission Ongoing Items March 3, 2021 CITY OF CUPERTINO 1 Agenda • Overview • Programming and Library Space • Addressing the Digital Divide • Community Engagement • Cupertino Poet Laureate Program • Next Steps 2 1 Library Commission Meeting 3.3.21 Item 3 Overview • Quarterly Update • Status of ongoing items • Overview • Objectives • Status to date 3 Programming and Library Space a)Support the efforts of Council to Solve Programming and Library Space Issues, 1)March 4,discussed touring DeAnza College library address space constraints affecting Access to Study,Research,and Collaborative for additional space for library patrons. programming,meeting,and study Space 2)Designated and implemented signage for a quite uses of the library. space in the library.Monitoring for success was limited b)Work with Library District to due to COVID SIP order. designate quiet workspaces inside 3)May 6,received an update on the Library Expansion the library.Monitor implementation Project.Judy Miner and Lorrie Ranck of DeAnza and patron response. College provided ideas for providing more space and c)Work with Library District and resources for Cupertino Library patrons at the College. Education Districts to identify 4)June 3,received an update on the Library locations for additional study, Expansion Project. research,and collaborative space 5)July 1,Henry Sang of the Library Foundation for community members. provided a presentation,which included information on the Library Expansion Project. 6)August 5,received an update on the Library Expansion Project. 7)September 2,received an update on the Library Expansion project. 8)November 4,received an update on the Library Expansion Project. 9)January 6,2021,received an update on the Library Expansion Project. 10)February 3,received an update on the Library Expansion Project. 4 2 Library Commission Meeting 3.3.21 Item 3 Received an update on the Library Expansion Project. Judy Miner and Item I - Status Designated and College discussed implemented signage ideas for providing Library Foundation for a quite space in more space and provided a the library.Monitoring resources for presentation,which for :.. . . .. o . . Library . Library . LibrarySIP order. College. Expansion Project. Expansion project. Expansion Project. Discussed - . . .. ... .. ... .. ... .. update DeAnza . Library . Library . Library . Library space for library patrons library for additional Expansion Project. Expansion Project. Expansion Project. Expansion Project. Addressing the Digital Divide 7 Objective d)Work in cooperation with the Improve Programming and Services for 1)July 1,Henry Sang of the Library Foundation provided City and Library District to students and Senior Citizens. a presentation which included impacts of the digital recommend events,programs, divide. and services to benefit Students, 2)September 2,received a presentation on senior Senior Citizens and address the programming.The Cupertino Librarian noted that Wi-Fi digital divide. service had been expanded to the Library parking lot. 3)October 7,received a presentation on teen programming and a presentation on addressing the digital divide.Discussion ideas included opportunities to add outdoor outlets to allow people charge their devices.It was noted that the Library offers laptops for checkout within the library. 4)January 6,2021,Public Works Director,Roger Lee, acknowledged that staff are looking at the feasibility of implementing outdoor charging stations. 6 3 Library Commission Meeting 3.3.21 Item 3 Item 2 - Status Received a presentation on teen programming and a presentation on addressing divide.Discussion .-. .-. opportunities to add outdoor Henry Sang of the Library outlets to allow people charge Foundation provided a their devices.It was noted that the presentation which included Library offers laptops for checkout impacts of the digital divide. within the library. Received a presentation on senior Public Works Director,Roger Lee, programming.The Cupertino acknowledged that staff are Librarian noted that Wi-Fi service looking at the feasibility of had been expanded to the Library implementing outdoor charging parking lo . . 7 Community Engagement Objective e)Recommend programs and Support Data Collection,analysis of Results, 1)May b,discussed potential community events to assist the Library District and Policy Recommendations Associated engagement opportunities. in engaging the community on with the Tri-annual Library Patron Survey. 2)August 5,discussed topics and format for a topics such as the Tri-annual community engagement opportunity.The Patron Survey,programs,and Commission voted on,and approved to move services. forward,at a time best suited for the staff and Commission,and in a format to be determined,to host a community engagement event at an existing Commission meeting,with the first topic of the Library Expansion Project and a standby topic of accessing and navigating online resources. 3)February 3,2021,Clare Varesio provided a review of the Library Patron Survey results. g 4 Library Commission Meeting 3.3.21 Item 3 DiscussedItem 3 - Status potential c. engagement Cle . . o provided.review of the Library opportunities. - results. Discussed topics and format for. community engagement oppo -Commission voted on,and approved to move forward,at.time best suited . the staff. . Commission,. .in a format -. to host. community . .- . - - event existingan meeting, with -first topicthe Library Expansionand a standby topicof accessing. .navigating online resources. 9 Cupertino Poet Laureate Program J Objective W f)Cupertino Poet Laureate Provide the residents of Cupertino with 1)February 5,the Commission approved to Program programs,workshops,and events which recommend Jing Jing Yang as the 2020-21 Cupertino introduce and reinforce poetry as an Poet Laureate. enriching cultural art-form open and 2)February 18,City Council adopted a resolution accessible to all. approving Jing Jing Yang as the 2020-21 Cupertino Poet Laureate. Biannually conduct the application and 3)February 26,the Parks and Recreation Department selection process for the Cupertino Poet and the Library Commission hosted the Poet Laureate Laureate Celebration event to thank the outgoing Poet Laureate and welcome the incoming Poet Provide support to the program through Laureate. funding,receiving occasional reports,and 4)May 6,received an update on the Poet Laureate providing community awareness. Program. 5)July 1,received an update on the Poet Laureate Program.Established that expenditures for the program do not need to be approved by the Commission as long as they are within the established budget. 6)December 6,received an update on the Poet Laureate Program. 7)February 3,2021,received an update on the Poet Laureate Program. 10 5 Item 4 - Status The Parks and Recreation Department and the Received an update Library Commission on the Poet Laureate hosted the Poet Program.Established Laureate Celebration that expenditures for The Commission event to thank the the program do not approved to outgoing Poet need to be approved recommend Ing Jing Laureate and by the Commission as Yang as the 2020-21 welcome the long as they are within Received an update Cupertino Poet incoming Poet the established on the Poet Laureate Laureate Laureate budget Program f City Council adopted Received an update Received an update a resolution approving on the Poet Laureate on the Poet Laureate Jing Jing Yang as the Program Program 2020-21 Cupertino Poet Laureate Library Commission Meeting March 3, 2021 Presentations Item 4 Monthly Update Reports cupertino library LIBRARY COMMISSION UPDATE -3/3/2021 ' Last March, we closed our library "VA building to the public. One year later, we are hopeful that our patrons will soon be back! We have much to look forward to, including the start of ill " gay construction on our library expansion project. Stay tuned as our library has an eventful 2021 ! - Clare Varesio, Community Librarian � y 1 7 Library Commission Meeting 3.3.21 Item 4 jqLI li!! FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHT ■ . . Dear �bYo.Iuns, MR ■ uJe 00( alwnys VON=" gffvecrotted you all G�aNu'15 �'-mdl •f+a'nt s ber F i .d ._. .=a" _SERVICE I I det4-h`�Q 9u4hr'ng {�n� Ica+� kr 6a r��•.+o„r o/ a�1�Fpp Annie, niH�•� rf .,s_A:�n Anne,af3tr,. try �va ot fy LOW0 MOM 3 �' i.�. ■ RUARY HIGHLIGHT ROOM • • UPDATE 4 2 FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHT LIBRARY - ' EXPANSION ' PROJECT FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHT je LIBRARY EXPANSION PROJECT r • Library Commission Meeting 3.3.21 Item 4 BORROWERS BY MONTH NOVEMBER 2020-FEBRUARY 2021 FEBRUARY —h k —ra —cu —g i —hq —la —m h —m i NUMBERS 10,000 8,000 BORROWERS 4,000 2000 --- 0 — 11/2020 12/2020 1/2021 2/2021 7 CHECKOUTS BY MONTH NOVEMBER 2020-FEBRUARY 2021 FEBRUARY —hk —ra —cu —gi —hq —la —mh —mi NUMBERS �• CHECK • 40,000 20,000 0 11/2020 12/2020 1/2021 2/2021 8 4 MARCH 'w LOOKING AHEADThe community is cordially invited to the virtual groundbreaking ceremony for the Cupertino Library Expansion project. Friday,March 5 at Noon Watch at cuperfino.org,youtube.com/cuperHnocitychannel, or facebook.com/cifyofcuperfino For more information,visit cupertino.org/libraryexpansion _ I - - - LEARN MORE AT ' " www.sccld . orc� U PD MARCH 2O21 CUPERTINO LIBRARY 104, 1/ WHAT'S � HAPPENING? Keep up with the latest in everything BREAKING GROUND library by visiting our website at https://sccld.org/informed/ and Join us online Friday, March 5 at subscribing to our newsletter. Stay 12:00 pm as we celebrate the start tuned as we look forward to safely of our library expansion project with expanding our library service! a virtual groundbreaking ceremony! Watch online on the city of Cupertino's website, where you can BOOKS, BOOKS AND also keep up with project progress. MORE BOOKS I fir! Cupertino Library patrons •„• checked out 55,398 items BRAND NEW IN CHINES E in the month of February, Find new library books in Chinese showing us their library love (and over a dozen other languages!) and accounting for 32 /o of at sccld.org/collections-by_ total SCCLD checkouts! languages/, and check out Traditional Chinese eBooks and magazines on our website at STEAM CLUB SCIENCE sccld.org/resource/hyread-chinese/. Engineer your own toy race car with a balloon and other household items, and learn what principles of physics BE WATER WISE are at work! No registration required; Spring and summer are coming! join us Tuesday, March 23 at Learn techniques to lower your 4:00 pm on Facebook Live - water bill and cool down your yard www.facebook.com/SCCLD/. with the Master Gardeners. Register online for the next program in this popular series, held on Tuesday, March 16 at 7:00 pm. santa Clara county libraryd strut cupertino library STAFF PICKS - MARCH 2O21 CUPERTINO LIBRARY 4 LIBRARIAN MAGGIE RECOMMENDS... .:.4.. Snapdragon by Kat Leyh - Filled with gender fluid and diverse characters,this heartwarming graphic novel about a young girl and her newly befriended witchy neighbor will have you guessing until the end. This one is highly recommended for middle grade readers and older. https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/783799118 1; 1 LIBRARY PAGE MARY RECOMMENDS... E ilil"fJJ Conspiracy Club by Jonathan Kellerman - Another great mystery from this popular author, which hearkens back to the mysteries and supernatural + stories of the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle period. An excellent book! https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/133014118 ] LIBRARY PAGE KYLA RECOMMENDS... The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - Sherlock Holmes is called upon to discover who is threatening the life of the heir to the Baskerville estate and who killed the previous owner. https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/187905118 LIBRARIAN KYLA RECOMMENDS... And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie - A story to keep you on the edge of your seat as a group of ten strangers are collected together on a strange, remote island. Suspicions are high as the guests are slowly killed by one of them. But who?! https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/21772118 Use your library card for access to our entire online library, santa Clara available 2417, including eBooks, audiobooks, downloadable county librarydistrict movies, music, magazines, newspapers, international content, online learning, research and more. Boohmobile Gilroy Morgan Hill Don't have a library card? Sign up for an eCard at Campbell Los Altos Saratoga Cupertino Milpitas Woodland sccld.org/card-application/. Santa Clara county i b ra ryclistrlct cupertino library 4 � SCCLD County Librarian ReportSilicon Valley Reads 2021 Silicon valley Reads 2021 SCCLD Tax Assistance y , I A Library Expansion Updates 4 WaY ' xw�"dd •. 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March offers opportunities for all ages to listen to the SVR authors and have an opportunity to ask questions. Or, you can join in a book discussion about your favorite SVR titles. March 2 CcD_ 6:30 pm Carol Novello, author of Mutual Rescue will be interviewed by 1 Kurt Kruckenberg, President of Humane Society Silicon Valley. They will discuss how rescuing animals can save you, too. This event is brought to you in partnership with the Los Altos Library Endowment (LALE). March 3 (,5_ 4:00 pm Carol Novello will be back for a children's program with animals from Humane Society Silicon Valley, and one of the children she features in her story. Kids will love learning how animals can bring happiness to everyone! March 6 (c_ 11:00 am Rachel Joyce, author of The Music Shop will be with us to talk about her book. We will also enjoy music from The Music Shop performed by the San Jose Library band, The Dewey Decibels. March 11 Ca_ 6:00 pm Commonwealth Club of Silicon Valley will join us to present Fanny Singer, author of Always Home, along with her famous chef mother, Alice Waters. You won't want to miss this conversation hosted by food-blogger Carolyn Jung! March 13 (aD_ 3:00 pm Nikki Grimes, award-winning author of Garvey's Choice, will visit us and answer your questions about her book. Ms. Grimes will be joined by Manasi Garg, a local student poet award-winner. For a full list of SVR events including weekly UNAFF in Libraries award-winning films and documentaries, visit siliconvallevreads.org/events. Serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County and the cities of Campbell I Cupertino I Gilroy I Los Altos I Los Altos Hills I Milpitas I Monte Sereno Morgan Hill I Saratoga santa Mara county i b ra rydistrict SCCLD Provides Tax Assistance April 15, 2021 is Tax day. To help our patrons prepare, SCCLD has compiled a comprehensive list of available services to assist you. SCCLD is providing the following services: • Pick up common tax forms and their instructions at our libraries during walk-up service hours • Reserve a 50-minute computer appointment at the Gilroy, Los Altos, Milpitas or Saratoga Library to fill out online forms and/or print up to 25 pages for free (sccld.org/reserve) • Speak with a librarian Monday-Saturday, 10am-6pm at (408) 540- 3947. Printed Federal and State Tax Forms Printable federal forms, publications, and instructions are available on the IRS website. For printable state tax forms and publications, go to the State of California Franchise Tax Board. File Electronically If you are among the 90% of people who prefer filing online, visit the IRS's FILE page to get started. If you are filing as an individual or business, you will find filing tools and answers to common questions, or you can select from a list of IRS partner sites and tools for Free File Online Options based on your adjusted gross income (AGI) and other criteria. Free Online Tax Preparation Assistance If you earned less than $57,000 in 2020, the IRS's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, the United Way, and CalWorks have partnered to provide you with secure and safe e-filing by trained volunteers via GetYourRefund.org. This service is also available in Spanish. Free In-Person Tax Preparation Assistance If you want in-person assistance, or need tax assistance in languages other than English or Spanish, you can use the IRS's Find a Location tool to locate free tax assistance from community organizations. Anyone over 50 with a low to moderate income can use AARP's Foundation Tax Aide Service for in- person or online tax assistance from trained IRS certified volunteers. Coronavirus Tax Relief and Economic Impact Payments If you never received the full Economic Impact Payment, you may be able to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit. Or visit the IRS's Coronavirus Tax Relief page for updates and more information. For more information, visit our website. (https://sccld.org/blogs/post/its-income-tax-time-are-you-ready/) Serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County and the cities of Campbell I Cupertino I Gilroy I Los Altos I Los Altos Hills I Milpitas I Monte Sereno Morgan Hill I Saratoga santa Mara county i b ra rydistrict Library Expansion Updates SCCLD is proud to announce the Morgan Hill Library CHx Expansion is complete with a beautiful new Children's LDRENS'4C1'IVITy Activity Room and Community Room. This new space is ROpM already being put to good use preparing Supper at the Library meals, and will be a welcome addition to the library to offer homework help, children's programs, community events, and much more in the near future. SCCLD has created a brief video to introduce this bright, happy new space, as well as thank our supporters of the Supper at the Library program. 3� CUPERTINO It ' s a go . or facebookcom/cityotcuperfino For more informaticn,visit cuperlino.orq/librcrVepcnsion ceremony forthe Cupertino Library ExparsLon project. t The official ground-breaking for the Cupertino Library Expansion is set for March 5 at noon. Please join us for this virtual event as Cupertino Mayor Paul, as well as others from the City of Cupertino and the Santa Clara County Library District say a few words to kick off this exciting and much anticipated project. Printing Service Available at the Library Have a current library card and PIN and need to print? SCCLD is offering wireless printing for our patrons at the Gilroy, Los Altos, Milpitas and Saratoga Libraries. Patrons can use our free wireless printing service to upload their documents online and pick up their printouts the same day during walkup service using the Print Station. No appointment is necessary if you have a current library card, PIN and have used our public computers for more than catalog search in the past. To get started, we have included a set of instructions. As we enter into tax season, offering public access to computers and printing is another important way the Library is providing valuable services to our community. Serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County and the cities of Campbell I Cupertino I Gilroy I Los Altos I Los Altos Hills I Milpitas I Monte Sereno Morgan Hill I Saratoga santa Mara county i b ra rydistrict HOW TO USE WIRELESS PRINTING BEFORE YOU PRINT It 1. Make an aplpoinrment(sc€ld.orglresenre)or use the walkup service to print and pick up yaur files from Gilroy, Los Altos,Milpitas,or FW Saratoga Library- 2. Before visiting the Library,upload the file(s)the same day you want to print- 3. To upload your files,ga to: hfts://smld_ori4,'computers/wireless-printinst4optops,f and under a # It d1b.. aw_ HOWTO USE THIS SERVICE,follow the link from Step 1- 4. Enter your library card number and PIN.Click Log irI, 5. Upload one file at a time with the Select a file to upload button,then dick Upload. ■ Successfully uploaded documents will show in the table below and will be saved in the system until midnight ■ Print up to 25 total pages for free- The Printer will NOT print more than 25 pages total. l PRINTING USING AT THE PRINT STATION: THE PRINT STATION 1. Select PRINT MY DOCUMENT On the some day you uploaded your 2 Enter your library cord number and PIN and touch In In files,visit the library PRINT STATION 3. Selectihe prird job(s)you want to prird by tapping them on doing your appointment time or using the screen,then tap PRINT. Walkup serrioe to print your files from Olroyr Las Altos,Mipitas,or Saratoga 4. Pick up your printouts and click I°INISH to close your print ses- Library_ sion ■ Social distanring including wearing a Prirdiri$Cast(waivedtenrporarily for up to 25 pages) face covering and maintaining$ . Ncick f White:$0-15 per page foot diston€e from others is required {=olor- WN per page to enter the Library- Re«uireirrerds ■ Let staff know at the walkup service if you have a computer appointment ■ Windows or Apple laptop,Android or iOS mobile device or you are there to use the Print ` Prior use of the Library public computers for more than Station. catalog search ■ You must have your library Card and . An internetcorrnection PIN to print from the Print Station ��� 'Vora caunt�,r ■ Current library€arc and PN III]rarydistnct Serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County and the cities of Campbell I Cupertino I Gilroy I Los Altos I Los Altos Hills I Milpitas I Monte Sereno Morgan Hill I Saratoga santa Mara county i b ra rydistrict SED Talk for Teens For teens interested in entrepreneurship, SCCLD has a virtual program on Saturday, March 20, 4:00-5:30pm titled SED Talk for Teens: Overcoming Obstacles in Entrepreneurship. In this class, they will learn what it takes to ' start and successfully run your own company. • This is a three-part TED-style talk with Q&A for teens on the topic of entrepreneurship: • Manny Cappello - Associate Vice Chancellor and founder of the Entrepreneurship Center at West Valley College • Jacob Choi - COO at Going Merry, a startup company founded by Carnegie Mellon and Stanford graduates • Kaushik Narayan - CTO and Head of the Cloud BU at McAfee. Founder of the startup Skyhigh Networks Advanced registration is required. JPA- Save the Date The next Library Joint Powers Authority Board meeting will be Thursday, April 29 @ 12:OOpm Blueprint for a Safer Economy Santa Clara County is anticipating moving to the Red Tier as of Wednesday, March 3. SCCLD is finalizing our plans to reintroduce Lobby Service to replace Walkup Service at the Cupertino, Gilroy, Los Altos, Milpitas, Morgan Hill, and Saratoga Libraries in early to mid-March. Curbside holds pickup will also be available. The Campbell Library will maintain Walkup Service and Curbside Service. We will share more information as it becomes available. For the latest information on Library Services, please visit our website at sccld.org/informed. Serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County and the cities of Campbell I Cupertino I Gilroy I Los Altos I Los Altos Hills I Milpitas I Monte Sereno Morgan Hill I Saratoga