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Presentations and Reports Library Commission Special Meeting May 12, 2021 Presentations Item 2 Update on the Library Expansion Project Library Commission Progress Report May 2021 Library Expansion Project Iii CUPERTINO i, Construction Progress Construction _ Progress +I .......... F - r -rJ f. � - i - . ��'�� a ;w d �_ k ..l c `1' ._ .. ;Y1�11 . �, a '� -ra. � �. �, �. Mi - !� �� - � � .. i - ,� �� ;� �, � , , � �. �� , �`� �� r!; 11 �I� � i _. r"r i � _ � € �1 ' 1 :� I + � i� �, t' � �� ► - . �1 �7 � i • • • 5 iA Construction t Progress ._a Public Outreach event dates • Livestream camera is in place & functional • Tour # 1 : end of August • Tour #2: end of October • Q&A/Forum event: after summer (mid-Sept) • Monthly Social Media updates • Website updates & Fact Sheet posted Donor & Art Wall ART WALL low Ems— May 24, 5pm t �� Thank You 112 1 1 UPERTINJ Library Commission Special Meeting May 12, 2021 Presentations Item 3 Overview of Conducting Commission Meetings and Review of Subcommittees Library Commission Meeting 5.12.21 Item 3 Commission Meetings • • Subcommittees Library Commission May 12, 2021 CUPERTINO Agenda • Resources • Rosenberg's Rules of Order • Commissioner Handbook • Ralph M. Brown Act • Subcommittees • Public Comment and Commission Reports • Virtual Meetings 2 1 Library Commission Meeting 5.12.21 Item 3 Resources • Rosenberg's Rules of Order • Commissioner Handbook • Ralph M. Brown Act 3 Rosenberg's Rules of Order • Parliamentary Procedure • Establishing a quorum • Role of the Chair • Discussing an agenda item • Motions • Voting • Courtesy and Decorum • Public input 4 2 Library Commission Meeting 5.12.21 Item 3 Rosenberg's Rules of Order • Meetings are facilitated by the Chair • Sequence for each agenda item: • Chair announces item number and subject • Chair invites report on the item • Chair opens clarifying questions for Commissioners • Chair invites public comment • Chair facilitates discussion • If required, Chair invites a motion and a second • Chair ensures understanding of the motion • Chair initiates a vote • Result of the vote is announced 5 Commissioner Handbook • Adopted by City Council on January 19 • Outlines expectations and resources for Commissioners • Training provided by the City Clerk at the February 3 Commission meeting 6 3 Library Commission Meeting 5.12.21 Item 3 Ralph M. Brown Act • Ensures all meetings of the Commission are open and public, and all persons are permitted to attend • Congregation of a majority of the members regarding any item that is within the jurisdiction of the body Ralph M. Brown Act • Outlines requirements for agendas and notices • Regular meeting • 72-hour notice • Special meeting • 24-hour notice s 4 Library Commission Meeting 5.12.21 Item 3 Subcommittees • Appointed by the Chair • Less than a quorum of the Commission • Can meet at their convenience • Must serve a limited or single purpose • Must dissolve once the specific task is completed • Report progress at Commission meetings 9 Public Comment and Commission Reports • Oral Communications • Public Comment on an Agenda Item • Commission Reports • Brief updates pertaining to Commission's jurisdiction • Should not include discussion of matters not on the agenda • Items can be added to future agenda Zo 5 Library Commission Meeting 5.12.21 Item 3 Virtual Meetings • Use the "raise your hand" function • Allow for the Chair to call on participants • Ensure audio and video are functioning 11 Questions 12 6 Library Commission Special Meeting May 12, 2021 Presentations Item 5 Update on the Library Commission Budget Library Commission Meeting 5.12.21 Item 5 Library Commission Budget May 12, 2021 CUPERTINO Budget Overview • The fiscal year begins on July 1 and ends on June 30 of the following year • City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2020-2021 budget on June 16, 2020 • The Library Commission's budget was approved for $31 ,709 2 1 Library Commission Meeting 5.12.21 Item 5 Budget Summary Budget Amount Employee Compensation $9,915 Administrative Employee Benefits $5,228 Costs Cost Allocation $14,126 Materials $380 Contract Services $2,000 Contingencies $60 Total $31,709 3 Budget - Poet Laureate Program - -.oudget Amount July 2020 $2,000 August 2020 ($440.79) Current Amount $1,559.21 Estimated Budget Amount July 2021 $2,000 January 2022 ($300) Total Available $1,700 4 2 Library Commission Meeting 5.12.21 Item 5 Budget - Website/Important Dates • Cupertino.org/budget • May 18 - Study Session for FY 21 -22 Proposed Budget • June 2021 - Review, Approval and Adoption 5 Library Commission Budget May 12, 2021 CUPERTINO 3 Library Commission Special Meeting May 12, 2021 Presentations Item 6 Monthly Update Reports AmericanAsian - . • - Month Celebrate by writing apoem! q a)eEproem celebrate Asian American Pacific l&ietb#(beMsimth paper or the attached template Drop your poem off with Cupertino [vrer"tafftby May inedte View your poem on the front window of Cupertino Library in the month of May Celebrate poetry all year . Santa Clara A county li bra ryd�bi�t A cupertino library CUPERTI NO POET LAUREATE Qleb.en C.renu. Title: Author: Santa Clara librarydsb�l cuper[ino library CUPERTINO POET LAUREATE Glherc�n.:ry santa dara library• cupertino library "lino libr LIBRARY COMMISSION UPDATE 5/12/2021 - DOGZ ci.P READING MEETS DOG -: Welcome back. We have reopened Cupertino Library, upstairs and down, Ate, for browsing and public r f -_ fit ; � � £ . . � :` ®IH I�1 l F119C9 C.PY➢F computer � use. It is wonderful to see our _ patrons back at the library- thankyou for continuing to • ,� �, read, learn and use your a 'an library! - Clare Varesio, Community Librarian - -- --- i The library fosters life-long learning, promotes cultural enrichment, and supports education. n 0 ' ILSanta Clara county librarydi5«i« Boohmobile Gilroy Morgan Hill Campbell Los Altos Saratoga Cupertino Milpitas Woodland STU E SUPPORT • Student Portal • Resources for Students • Programs & Outreach x 5CCLD STUDENT student.sccld.org Search.-. PORTAL El....to ry School Middle High School All Ages Teachers&P.—m Slog Help LEARN ABOUT /Ol f YOUUIBRARY: c STUDENT SUPPOki Start Here Elementary School Middle&High School All Ages Homework Assistance Homework and study rasources for English Homeworkand study resourcesfor English K-12 resourres inclu ding dictionaries and Explore homeworkand study help with live language arts and reading,math,science, language arts,math,znceandtechnology, encyclopedias,science experiments,and online tutoring!In addition,dismver skill cial studies,and 6iagraphies.Find helpful vial studies,history,biographies,language language learning,plus music,eBooks and building tools and tutorials,as weH as other a tiara rL.-1pNow rary� ® _ Rosetta SlOr1E' ®E>ro.rr M.4 O v ®cai.eor.0 FFr •`:'�_,..ter — .r ..e."��_', ,� u , lo LEARN ABOUT � t Online Research Language YOU IBRARY: Tutoring Resources Learning STUDENT SUPP5iti I G.Kr _ All the'1Colars of tlx fiainbm .W teh the Story Reod th.8oek eBooks & STEAM . . . & More ! eMagazines Subjects LEARN ABOUT YOU I B R A R Y STUDENT SUPPO" Go�I dad.�d � GQe�inoLibrarY COP go � r +i t �J. Monday to Saturday, 1 - 6 pm APRIL • Browse the collection HIGHLIGHT • Pickup holds y • Computer/ printer use LIBRARY • Self-serve checkouts Ir • Limit visits up to 1 hour SERVICE - - • Face coverings and social distance required r 1 _ � f } ► APRIL = HIGHLIGHT - wrr. 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Stop by your library Monday COMING ALONG to Saturday, 1:00 - 6:00 pm to browse our collection or use a public Continue to keep up with our library computer. sccld.org/informed/ expansion by viewing project updates and our live feed of construction on the city of Cupertino's project website. BRINGING HOME THE BOOKS cupertino.org libraryexpansion Cupertino Library patrons �i checked out 68,884 items in the month of April, a16% SUPPORT YOUR STUDENT increase from March. As CUSD and FUHSD students Checkouts on Fridays and wrap up the school year, point Saturdays accounted for them to our SCCLD Student 40% of our April total. Portal, where they have free Keep reading! access to online tutoring, study resources, eBooks, language learning, and more. AWARD WINNING AUTHORS student.sccld.org Join us online for the final two events in our Distinguished Author Series, featuring renowned writers GROW GREAT BASIL Joyce Carol Oates and Jhumpa Learn from Master Gardeners in Lahiri. Register in advance for these this online event, which will cover virtual visits, held Saturdays May 8 how to grow basil from seeds and and May 22. transplants, and how to provide the garden culture it needs to � thrive. Register online for this program, held May 18 at 7:00 pm. santa Clara county libraryd strut Cupertino library STAFF PICKS - MAY 2021 CUPERTINO LIBRARY LIBRARIAN JUDITH RECOMMENDS... Bloom by Kenneth 0 ppel - An invasive species of plant comes out of nowhere and is threatening crops thereby endangering food supplies.They are growing in a rapid rate and show the ability to kill humans with their branches.A group of teens with severe allergies seem to be the hope to save the planet.Two books are out in the series;for pre-teen and teen readers. https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/771152118 p R. LIBRARIAN MATT RECOMMENDS... Dan Versus Nature by Don Calame- When his mom arranges a camping trip for Dan and his step-father-to-be, Dan seizes the opportunity to put him to the test through a series of embarrassing pranks.Aided by his friend Charlie,the two pranksters end up getting lost in the woods setting off a series of unfortunate and hilarious events. https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/4942S7118 -E-ANH-Rr LIBRARY PAGE RENELLE RECOMMENDS... Urveaurv❑ American History Unbound:Asians and Pacific Islanders by Gary Y. Okihiro- Asian (including East Asians, West Asians,and native Hawaiians/Pacific Islanders) history in its complexity,acknowledging the similarities and differences of experiences between Asian people, Black/African-American people,and mainland Native people. deeply appreciated the chance to dive into a complex history that is hard to find. https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/645871118 LIBRARIAN JENNY RECOMMENDS... The Story of Arthur Truluv by Elizabeth Berg-a warm-hearted novel about chosen family. While visiting his wife's grave, Arthur,who is in his eighties, meets 18 year old Maddie who has come to the cemetery to avoid the bullies at her high school. In time, the unlikely pair strike up a friendship which expands to include Arthur's grieving neighbor Lucille.The trio become a loving family,supporting each other through some tough times. https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/543160118 Use your library card for access to our entire online library, santa Clara available 2417, including eBooks, audiobooks, downloadable county i bra rydistrkt movies, music, magazines, newspapers, international content, online learning, research and more. Boohm" Don't have a library card? Sign up for an eCard at CupertinoCampbell Los Altos Saratoga Milpitas Woodlandsccid.org/card-application/. Santa Clara county I i bra rydisbict cuperrino library SCCLD County Librarian Report Distinguished Author Series 177 ------------- • The Santa Clara County Library District's four-part, virtual author series concludes in May. The Distinguished Author Series brings together great authors who spark new thoughts, ideas and deep discussion . rr CUFF. mo UHRARY FouPMAnON n r = Los Altos �jEndowment Friends of the Milpitas Library OF THE SARATOGA LIBRARIES Asian American / Pacific Islander Heritage Month 77 Celebrate Asian and Pacific Island Americans in May • Learn to and a chant from the last monarch of Hawaii- Queen Lili'uokalani • May 1 -31 • in Mandarin/English • for Adults • Distinguished Author • Recommended reading for , and Y R `off New SCCLD Mobite Library App SCCLD will introduce an all-new, modern library app, designed to bring you an exceptionally personalized mobile library experience. Features include: • User friendly navigation • In-app library card • Easy library account access • Improved relevant, accurate catalog search • Browse new titles, library events and staff lists • Access library hours and locations AVAILABLE MAY 10 for free download from the store or store out r Summer Reading Program 2021 W OR L 0. Reading helps all expand their world through kindness, growth , and community. • Pre-registration starts on May 1 , 2021 at • Reading Colors Your World runs from June 1 through July 31 • Fun virtual programs for all ages • Earn a reward by signing up, reading and logging 5 books, and completing 1 activity. • Register and track your books with WE ARE i Campbett • LO'VI - - ti .......... • Campbell Library: Last day of service for walkup or curbside holds pickup: May 8 • Book drops will remain open at Campbell Library through May 24 • Campbell Temporary Library: Opens Monday, May 24 • 1 W. Campbell Avenue, Building E, Room 46 (across the hall from Orchard City Banquet Hall in Campbell Community Center) • Limited browsing, computer and printer use, book returns For more information, including a map to the new location, visit Save Date • Library Joint Powers Authority Board Meeting • Thursday, June 3 C 12pm -� Ito r � 110 j%V -''.A 1 Praise for the Library • : Milpitas Library: My family's journey through the phased re-opening (yes, it's OPEN ! ) "On Monday, April 19th, the kids and I lugged 70 books back to the library, to receive the greatest surprise of our lives: It was fully open. The excitement in that building was palpable as my kids went crazy, exploring each aisle — eager learners with endless options once more. " santa Mara county i b ra rydistrict May 2021 Library Stakeholder Report Jennifer Weeks, County Librarian Distinguished Author Series The Santa Clara County Library District's four-part Distinguished Author Series concludes in May, bringing together great authors who spark new thoughts, ideas and deep discussion. Delve into the minds of celebrated authors Joyce Carol Oates and Jhumpa Lahiri this month. All talks are virtual and will include an opportunity for audience Q&A. Advanced registration required. All events are free, held online, and = open to the Ub11C. DISTINGUISHED p P AUTHOR SERIES Thank you to our generous sponsors to make the Distinguished Author Series possible! Los Altos Library Friends of the Endowment Milpitas LibraryE-OF THE CUPERTINo LIBRARY Fot)NDAnoN SARATOGA LIBRARIES Joyce Carol Oates Award-Winning Novelist, Poet, Playwright and Essayist Versatile and accomplished author Joyce Carol Oates has penned bestselling novels, critically acclaimed collections of short fiction, essays, plays and a memoir. Several of her stories have been adapted to films or television. Her writing has earned awards such as the National Book Award, O. Henry Awards, the National Humanities Medal and the Jerusalem Prize. Notable works include We Were the Mulvaneys (1996), The Falls (2004), Night. Sleep. Death. The Stars (2020) and The (Other) You (2021). Saturday, May 8 @ 3:00 pm REGISTER HERE 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 Jhumpa Lahiri Pulitzer Prize-Winning Short Story Writer and Novelist Jhumpa Lahiri received the Pulitzer Prize in 2000 for Interpreter of Maladies, her debut story collection that explores issues of love and identity among immigrants and cultural transplants. Her novel, The Namesake (2003), also received great acclaim, expanding the perplexities of the immigrant experience and search for identity. She was awarded the National Humanities Medal, the PEN/Hemingway Award and an O. Henry Prize, among others. See some of Jhumpa Lahiri's works. Lahiri will be in conversation with Author, Meg Clayton. Saturday, May 22 @ 3:00 pm REGISTER HERE This event is full but a waitlist is available. There will also be an opportunity to register to receive a passcode to view the full recorded program if you are unable to watch it live on May 22. sccld.org/authorseries Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, designated to recognize "the contributions and influence of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans to the history, culture, and As I Ark K achievements of the United States." The library will be celebrating with some delightful and educational PACIFIC programs and booklists. Aloha! Learn some hula moves to a chant from the AMERICAN last monarch of Hawaii -- Queen Lili'uokalani. Watch and enjoy an olapa performance that takes you to the MONTHHERITAGE islands. Let's spread a little Aloha! This video will be available from May 1 through May 31. And, of course, we have our weekly streaming Bilingual Storytimes in Mandarin and English and our Virtual Yoga for Adults. Attend our Distinguished Author series program on May 22nd with Pulitzer Prize winner Jhumpa Lahiri. And be sure to check out the recommended reading for adults, teens, and kids. 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 sanCa Mara County i b ra rydistrict A New SCCLD Mobile Library App Coming May 10! SCCLD will introduce an all-new, modern library app, designed to bring you an exceptional personalized mobile experience. Features include: • User friendly navigation =� • In-app library card • Easy library account access (place holds, renew checked out items, manage your account) • Improved relevant, accurate catalog search experience • Browse new titles, library events & staff lists • Access library hours & locations The SCCLD app will be available for free download in the Apple iTunes store and Google Play store on May 10. Visit our website for more information. Please note the current SCCLD app will be discontinued as of May 3. Summer Reading Program—Reading Colors Your World R L It is time to register yourself and each of your family members for the annual Summer Reading Program , 1 0� 2021—Reading Colors Your World. Reading helps all expand their world through kindness, growth, and ORL P. community. It is a feel-good activity that can last a lifetime. You're never too young to be introduced to books and you're never too old to enjoy reading. Pre-registration starts on May 1, 2021 at sccld.org/summer2021 and Reading Colors Your World officially runs from June 1 through July 30, _ 2021. This summer will be filled with fun virtual programs s�,p .,. M for adults, teens and kids including animals, book clubs, magic, storytimes, art, STEAM, LEGO, and # m more! Serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County and the cities of Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos Los Altos Hills I Milpitas Monte Sereno Morgan Hill I Saratoga santa Clara County i b ra rydistrict Earn a reward by signing up, reading 5 books and completing 1 activity. You can register and track your books with Beanstack online, or download the free Beanstack App to track your reading on the go. If you participated last year, signing up is as easy as clicking a button. Getting all of your books for Summer Reading 2021 will be easier than last year as our Community Libraries are open to the public for full browsing! Come in during open hours and pick up books, magazines, comics, and more to count towards your reading goals. And for our online library fans, sccld.org is available 24/7 and online reading counts too! Get ready, get set, and get started at sccld.org/summer2021! Campbell Temporary Library Opening May 24 Thanks to Campbell residents voting to pass Measure O, Campbell can look forward to a fully renovated Library and a new Campbell Police facility. WE ARE The Campbell Library staff is preparing to move library MOVING services to a temporary facility, conveniently located in 1 W. Campbell Avenue, Building E, Room 46. It is next to the it Orchard City Banquet Hall in the Campbell Community Center. The last day of service at the Campbell Library to pick up holds using walkup or curbside service, is Saturday, May 8. The book drops at the Campbell Library will remain open until the temporary facility is available. We will welcome patrons to the new, temporary facility on Monday, May 24 to pick up holds, browse a limited collection, and use the public computer and printer. Items can be returned through a book drop at the new temporary facility starting May 24. Contactless curbside service is not available at the temporary location but is available at the other SCCLD libraries. Patrons are invited to visit the Cupertino, Saratoga or any other SCCLD library for additional services. SAVE THE DATE: The next JPA Board Meeting will be on Thursday, June 3 at 12:00 p.m. J 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 Clara County i b ra rydistrict Praise for the Library As SCCLD Libraries continuously resumed more services throughout the year, our patrons have expressed their appreciation and thanks. This past year has been tough on everyone, and the Library is happy to be supporting our communities and bringing joy to our residents. Below is an article recently published in the Milpitas Beat. While this particular story is about the Milpitas Library, the many wonderful messages we receive from patrons shows that this sentiment is true for all of the Santa Clara County Library District locations. Thank you to our staff, our patrons, and our stakeholders for your support. Together, we are able to safely and successfully provide library services to our communities. Milpitas Library: My family's journey through the phased re- opening (yes, it's OPEN!) ByVanessa Dueck April 27, 2021 Milpitas Library is my family's y' absolute favorite place in the community — well-organized, 0 , friendly staff, and great _ �. �. programs. What's not to love? , The first thought that occurred to me last March when I found out about lockdown was We'd - better get to the library!The kids and I frantically gathered - up nearly a hundred books (we have a library book-specific bookshelf to keep track of them all...that's how much we frequent the place), and hightailed it down to the Milpitas Library, already talking strategy: who would go where and get which type of books and how many we would get to keep us entertained while we hunkered down at home. But to our horror, we saw the dreaded sandwich board informing us that the library was closed until further notice. There's nothing like holding a book in your hand — flipping through the pages, turning it over to read the summary, and feeling the excitement as you add it to your stack to take home. I don't care what anyone says — virtual books are not the same. I can't stand watching my kids staring at their computers after another day of online school. I need real life in the real world and I don't want some person on the internet reading to the kids...I want to read with them! Or have them read with each other and point at the pictures and share ideas. Virtual anything these days is starting to give me a sick feeling. But, you do what you have to. My kids, of course, loved the extra screen time. 1, on the other 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 hand, after refusing to buy a Kindle, started reading my 700-page novel on my phone screen, which turned it into a 3,000-teeny-page novel, and had a hard time staying engaged. A month or so later, we discovered we could start reserving books for pick-up. This drastically changed the way that we selected books. Gone were the days of browsing, meandering through aisles chock full of familiar favorites and budding authors with new and exciting stories. Now we had to remember which series we were enjoying before the shutdown (there had been so many!) and which books we had yet to read. I was impressed with the efficiency and staff through the whole process. I've always been amazed by the organization and efficiency of the library, but even more so now that the books were all ordered over computer and organized for pickup. I never knew quite what to choose, so I stuck with a tried and true favorite author. Just as his books were feeling stale to me, a new, glorious option came to Milpitas: book bundles. The kids excitedly began expanding their horizons with graphic novel bundles, a genre they hadn't known existed. And I started reading the "memoir bundles" and getting to know inspiring women I hadn't previously known. We devoured books. Every week, while returning full bags of them, we would choose new bundles, along with reservations of tried and true favorites. Then, one beautiful day about four weeks ago, it happened: the lobby opened up. Now, we had small tables of books for every age group to choose from. Our visits became even more frequent: twice a week, with more worlds to explore. On Monday, April 19th, the kids and I lugged 70 books back to the library, to receive the greatest surprise of our lives: It was fully open.The excitement in that building was palpable as my kids went crazy, exploring each aisle — eager learners with endless options once more. I watched smiling parents taking pictures and videos as children tore books off of shelves and marveled at all there was to see. My kids are already asking when we will go back. Maybe Milpitas Library will become a thrice-a-week ritual in our quiet schedule. Until then, I've got a stack of Garfields calling my name... 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