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òÕÜÌÝÌÅüÏÝÌÚÏØêÌÉËÊÙÙË <br />ðÔÏÈÉØÊ <br />óÈÑÄ <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />íÜÖØ Î× <br /> <br />VII.Ongoing Business <br />A.Library Staff Survey Results <br />According to Nisa, there were no real surprises revealed among staff’s responses to the <br />Board’s survey. She noted that expectations and wishes of staff were largely in line with <br />the Board’s current role and activities. <br />Staff did indicate a desire to get to know more of the Board members and have more <br />interaction with them, including on an informal basis. <br />Another suggestion by staff was more involvement by Board members in such <br />organizations as the American Library Association (ALA) and the Colorado Association of <br />Libraries (CAL) that often have workshops for library trustees. Both organizations have <br />information for trustees on their website. <br />B.Library Director Recruitment <br />Eileen complimented the selection process for this slate of candidates and noted that <br />Beth Barrett had accepted the City’s offer as of 13 July and would be starting in mid- <br />September. <br />C.By-laws Revision <br />To begin the process, the Board determined they must identify specific tasks to <br />undertake within their purview and the authority or role needed to fulfill those tasks. <br />The Board drafted a preliminary version of these tasks and roles. Eileen asked for <br />volunteers to take on various assignments, such as research and preparing draft <br />language to be reviewed at the next meeting. <br />D.Meeting Room Policy Review <br />The Board unanimously agreed to continue this item to a future meeting. <br />VIII.Director’s Report <br />A.Statistics <br />Aimee noted the following: <br />June 2009 circulation surpassed June 2008 by 11.2% <br />June circulation was up 31% over the previous month <br />The Summer Reading Program saw increases in Teen and Adult participants by 18% <br />and 4% respectively <br />Children’s Summer Reading had 937 participants, which was a 3% drop <br />Town of Superior participation for children, teen, and adult summer reading <br />programs was 19%, 14%, and 12% respectively <br />There was a 7% overall decrease in the number of Superior residents participating in <br />children’s summer reading, however, some of those had moved into the teen <br />program <br />In total, 5% of Library cardholders participated in summer reading programs <br />ûÕÊÅÏØòÏÉÕËÈÕÒÒÙ <br /> <br />íÈÛÑÔÚñÔÛËÜËÄ <br />êÍËÈÚØêÉËØØÉñÎÈÔÊÇÔÑÑØúî <br /> <br />  <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />  <br /> <br />ÆÆÆÑÎÈÔÊÇÔÑÑØÑÔÛËÜËÄÖÎÇ <br /> <br />