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Board of Trustees AgendaMay19, 2015-5.30pm480 Prlmmrose Road—Library Conference Room
SUGGESTED ACTION
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
III. Library Board of Trustee Minutes for April 21,2015 Approval
IV. Correspondence and Information Information
A. Library Statistics April 2015
B. Silicon Valley Community Foundation Statements
for Duncan Fund and Julia M. Farrell Memorial Fund (1014)
C.
V From The Floor (Public Comments)
VI. REPORTS
A. City Librarian's Report—McCulley Information/Discussion
B. Foundation Report Information/Discussion
VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. Our Library Our Future �PL Information
B. Joint Council Commission Meeting on June 15, 2015 '' S Information
C. Donor Wall and Plaques
VIII. NEW BUSINESS
A. Patron Complaints Discussion
B.
C.
IX. ANNOUNCEMENTS
X. ADJOURNMENT Adjourn
Any writings or documents provided to a majority of the Library Board of
Trustees regarding any item on this agenda will be made available for
public inspection at the Reference Desk of the Burlingame Public Library,
480 Primrose Road, Burlingame, California
BURUMOAMI
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Library Board of Trustee Minutes
April 21, 2015
I. Call to Order
President Donaldson called the meeting to order at 5:30PM.
II. Roll Call
Trustees Pre-sent: Kerbey Altmann, Betsy Corcoran,- Debra Donaldson,
Mike Nagler, and Lisa Rosenthal
Staff Present: Brad McCulley, City Librarian
Sidney Poland, Recorder
III. Library Board of Trustee Minutes
The minutes of the March 17, 2015 Board of Trustee minutes were
unanimously approved. M/S/C (Rosenthal/Altmann)
IV. Correspondence and Information
A. Statistics
1. March Circulation 2014/2015 - The Trustees noted-that circulation
in March of 2014 was lower due to the construction on Burlingame
Avenue. Renovation of all three floors of the library beginning August
2014 to March 2015 again affected circulation statistics by lowering
`-- them to 36,614 in 2015 in comparison to 56,874 in March of 2014.
2. Discussion of Current.Relevancy of Statistics
• Trustee Rosenthal noted that libraries are not just about books
anymore and questioned whether the statistics we are
currently tracking are really representative of library usage.
• Brad called attention to the PLS Circulation Statistics for the
years 09/10 through 2013/2014, that were included in the
board packet, which give a circulation comparison of other
libraries in the county.
• Other comparisons that might be meaningful are web hits,
internet sessions, and use of new meeting and study rooms.
• Trustee Corcoran encouraged the staff to conduct a patron
survey that would measure which library services are
considered most useful and also reflects patron's ideas for new
or additional services. An example would be "what types of
programs do patrons want".
• Events and programs should be made available to real estate
companies to give to their clients.
V. A. City Librarian's Report - Highlights
1. Personnel-.Julie Dean has been hired as an hourly librarian to assist in
both the Reference and Children's Departments. Klara Kim will return from
maternity leave on April 28th.
48o Primrose Road Burlingame•California 940io-4o83
Phone(650)558-7474Fax(650)342-6295'www.burlingame.org/library
2. Millennium
0 On March 24th the main floor was opened to the public.
�,- • Composite counter-tops were installed at both the Children's desk
and the joint Reference and Circulation desk.
• Group 4 will have the room signage installed in mid-April.
• Date for the completion of the Donor Wall has not been confirmed.
• Foundation book store has opened and is very popular.
• The Foundation's annual Spring Book Sale was held April 8th through
April 12th and was very successful.
3. Summer Reading
Kathy Von Mayrhauser and Brad McCulley met with San Mateo County
Representatives and Susan Hildreth in an effort to find a compromise
regarding Measure A funding of the Summer Learning program and our
hybrid program of 2014. A Compromise was not reached and therefore
Burlingame Library will not have access to the $1,000 scholarship this
year. Brad advised the Trustees that the Burlingame Lions Club will
provide a scholarship in the amount of$1,000 for our summer'reading
program.
B.Foundation Report
Book and Author Luncheon -The event is sold out at 224 guests. There is
$21,000 in underwriting and $19,500 in ticket sales. Currently our auction
has raised $10,900 (5% fee will be deducted when processed).
VI. Unfinished Business
A. Our Library Our Future
1. The Our Library Our Future Campaign currently had confirmed donations
and pledges of$986,000 as of April 15, 2015. This week the Russell
Beade School, a local non-profit, gave the campaign a donation of
$31,200.- The campaign has now reached its million dollar goal.
2. Trustee Corcoran again noted that most projects have cost overruns and
in the event this may occur, they should be prepared to consider
requesting additional monies to support the project as previously
discussed at the October 2014 meeting.
3. The Trustees requested that they be provided with a statement of
expenses upon completion of the project.
B. Joint Council Commission Meeting on June 15, 2015
The purpose of this meeting is for the Trustees to inform the City Council
members of the new services and programs that the Library is offering to its
patrons now that the remodel has roared completion. Mandarin story time
is an example of a successful new program with an average attendance of
50 children per each monthly session. The 3rd Saturday in May the
Children's Dept. will introduce a Spanish story time. Trustees Altmann,
Rosenthal, and Donaldson will represent the Library Board.
C. New Internet Policy
The Trustees reviewed the changes previously requested at the last board
meeting and unanimously passed the motion of Trustee Rosenthal to
approve the Internet Policy as amended. M/S/C (Rosenthal/Nagler)
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VII. New Business
A. Cafe Agreement
Brad reviewed the agreement with the Trustees and noted that he wanted to
discuss certain aspects with Kathleen Kane such as stipulations for vendor
not completing:commitment of a 3 year term. The Library Foundation is
covering the cost of the Cafe., Only one proposal to manage the Cafe was
received
B. Donor Wall and Plaque Funding
The Trustees unanimously approved th't motion of Trustee Corcoran to cover
the cost of the Donor Wall up to$26,200. M/S/C (Corcoran/Rosenthal).
C. Donor Wall
The Trustees discussed the possibility of funding additional donor plates to
recognize individuals who have continually supported the Library and
Foundation both financially and as volunteers.
VIII. Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at 7:OOPM. The next meeting of the Library Board
of Trustees will be held May19, 2015, in the Library Conference Room at
5:30PM. M/S/C (Altmann/Nagler)
Respectfu Submitted,
4BraacCul y
City Librarian
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BURLINGAME PUBLIC LIBRARY STATISTICS
Month: April 2015
*Burlingame Registered
Borrowers Burlingame Hillsborough Other Total
Adult Patrons 15,698 2,438 1 0 IF 18,136
Juvenile Patrons 5,730 F 1,307 0-IF 7,037
Others 190 11 1,558 1,759
21,618 3,756 1 1,558 IF 26,932
Circulation Total Circulation Previous Year Percent Change
Main 46,858 54,304 -13.71%
Easton 7,515-- IF-
,515 7,357 2.15%
Total 54,373 61,661 -11.82%
E-Content/Total Downloads or Sessions E-Content/Total Downloads or Sessions
Overdrive: a-books 1,328 audio a books 549 Safari: 160 readable df
Enki-e-books 24
Fli ster Online Magazines 155 (magazine checkouts
On-Line Resources
Databases 1,059
BPL Website 8,331
Discover and Go downloadable museum asses 32 reservations
Self Check Usage Total Items Percent of Initial Check Outs
Main 23,741 81%
Branch 2,967 61%
Total 26,708
Online Renewals Total Items Percent of Total Renewals
Main F 13,440 1 80%
Branch 1,973 77%
Total
Gate Count Monthly Average per day
Main 24,198 834
Branch 4,282 165
Total 28,480 1 999
Internet Usage Total User Sessions
Main Adult 3,637
Main Childrens' 0
Branch 389
1rand Total 4,02611
Total Items Added to Collection (Main &Branch) 1,138
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BURLINGAME PUBLIC LIBRARY STATISTICS
Month: April 2015
Total Number Outreach Materials Delivered 1411
Community Room Usage Number of Meetings Attendance
City Meetings- Env. Council, Owner/Builder Workshi 2 22
Library Meetings- PLS Info 1 20
Public Meetings 2 90
Library Educational Programs Great Books, Phase II 2 42
Career - Ron Visconti
Foundation 211 26
Girls Who Code 2 80
Total Educational Programs and Meetings 11 280
Adult Programs
Northern California Waterfalls 12
The Day the World Series Stopped 12
DeYoung Museum - Al Escoffier - Botticelli 27
Save Energy Water and Money 78�
Total Adult Programs 4 129
Total Meetings and Programs 15 409
Conference Room IF
Book Club 1 15
Library Staff Meetings 1 8
Foundation Meetings 2 13
Trustee Meeting 1 7
Neighborhood Network 1 8
Educational Program- Small Businesses- R. Visconti 1 25
Teen Advisory Board 1 11
Crochet Class 1 12
Total Events 9 99
Group Study Room
Users Patrons
Statistics for all new study rooms will begin in May
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BURLINGAME PUBLIC LIBRARY STATISTICS
Month: April 2015
Children's and Young Adult Programs--Main
Number Attendance
Preschool Story Times 3 128
Toddler Story Times 6 325
Baby Story Times 2 137
Total Story Times 11 590
Special Programs for Children
Legos at the Library 1 53
Maker Light Impressions Program 1 12
Geoff Rodkey Author Event 1 17
F-F—r—o—g Prince Puppet Show 1 115
Parent/Child Book Club 1 20
Kids Get Craft 2 60
Mandarin Story Time 1 21
Total Special Programs for Children 8 298
Special Programs for 1
TeenAdvisory....................................... 1 12
BHS Book Cafe 1 5
SAT Practice Test 1 23
Poetry Slam 1 6
Total Special Programs for Teens 4 46
Easton Story Times & Special Programs
Number Attendance
Story Times
Preschool Story Times 3 106
Toddler Story Times 3 203
Total Story Times 6 309
Class Visits 1
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Statement Period
VALLEY January 1,2015 through March 31,2015
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community fou dation
Fund Name/Number
Julia M. Farrell Memorial Fund (1014)
SVCF Main Contact: Michelle Fries
Director of Nonprofit Investment Program
650.450.5504
mdfries@siliconvalleycf.org
Thank you for the privilege of working together.
Your philanthropy advisor-listed above-is here to help you make the most of our partnership. As you
review your statement and make plans for your fund, always let us know what we can do. For all of the
good that you do in our community and our world, thank you!
Fund Activity
Statement Period Y T-D
Beginning Balance $5,375.06 $5,375.06
Investment Activity
�. Endowment Pool 77.84 77.84
Support Fees (6.71) (6.71)
Ending Balance $5,446.19 $5,446.19
Fund Assets
Investment Pools
Endowment Pool 5,446.19
Total Fund Assets $5,446.19
Restricted Balance
PermanentlylTemporarily Restricted Assets 5,000.00
Total Restricted Balance $5,000.00
Balance Available for Grants $252.96
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Statement Period
N VALLEY January 1,2015 through March 31,2015
foundation,
Fund Name/Number
Roger and Jean Hunt Duncan Fund (1012)
SVCF Main Contact: Tobi S. Becerra
Philanthropy Advisor
650.450.5496
TSBecerra@siliconvalleycf.org
Thank you for the privilege of working together.
Your philanthropy advisor-listed above-is here to help you make the most of our partnership. As you
review your statement and make plans for your fund, always let us know what we can do. For all of the
good that you do in our community and our world, thank you!
Fund Activity
Statement Period Y T-D
Beginning Balance $1,297,510.06 $1,297,510.06
Investment Activity
Endowment Pool 18,795.95 18,795.95
Support Fees (1,619.69) (1,619.69)
Ending Balance $1,314,686.32 $1,314,686.32
Fund Assets
Investment Pools
Endowment Pool 1,314,686.32
Total Fund Assets $1,314,686.32
Restricted Balance
Permanently/Temporarily Restricted Assets 555,584.12
Total Restricted Balance $555,584.12
Balance Available for Grants $126,634.01
City Librarian Report to Trustees
May 19th, 2015
Personnel–
• We are all happy Amy Gettle is back at work after a brief illness.
• Circulation Dept will be hiring three library aide(s) soon and an 18 hour/week
Library Assistant position.
• Tommy McMahon is now attending the County's Supervisor Academy.
• Staff is gearing up for Summer Reading–look for a whole new format from
Adult Services this year. Childrens Dept is getting for all the class visits and the
Kick-off is June 6th at the Main and June 8th for Easton.
• The Scan It! PS80 should be up and running in the Tech Lab by the time of this
meeting.
• Congratulations to Ray "Cecil B" Delara for his NY Times Instagram article in
Sunday May 3rd paper–it's even been used in a French online magazine and
many blogs
• Congratulations to Ray Delara as the winner for the BPL Pitch Your Idea grant
"Library Voices: An Oral History of the Burlingame Public Library. " John
Piche's "Lending Kindle Original eBooks" was a close second and we may do a
pilot anyway
L-- • Congratulations to Ray Delara and John Piche for making the final round of the
CA State Library LSTA grant with "W.H.E.E.L.S. We (Can) Help Everyone
Enjoy Library Services" Library Bike
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Millennium Project–Signage is still being installed. Donor wall is getting closer to
actual installation; Pat, Patty and Al met with VKK so things are moving forward. Many
plates have been confirmed. Peter and I met with the (only) proposal for the cafe and
discussed future plans, more to come on this front. John Klug is still working on the
punch list. Floor for the cafe should be in by now. Fire suppressant is NOT required for
the external automated book drop per Fire Marshall Yballa. Still waiting on all final
changer orders to come in. We will need to purchase 3 more cd units for $21K.
Special topic:Library Truck—It has come to our attention that Foundation members
cannot use the Library Truck as it stands right now. I have a meeting with the City
Attorney scheduled to find out if we can come up with an alternative solution. In the
mean time we can schedule pick-ups with Jim Kaufman or Mark Kott as drivers.
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Programs at the Library- Upcoming Dates:
Adult Programs
Every Tuesday 11:00 AM - 1:00 Sit'n Stitch Drop In
1St Tues of the month 10-12 Great Books
May 7th Afscme meeting
May 7th Two Notable Women -- Burlingame Historical Society 6-8:30
May 13th Environmental Council 7:00-8:45PM
May 14th Foundation Meeting 5:30-7:OOPM
May 19th PLS Info 9:00-11:OOAM
May 19th Yoga Meditation 7:00-8:OOPM
May 20th Citizens Environmental Council - Zero Waste Challenge 6:00-8:45
May 21" Circ. Managers 2-5:OOPM
May 21"El Camino's A's 6:00-8:45PM
Teen Programs
Teen Advisory Board—3`d Friday of the month
Every Sunday—Girls Who Code 1-4pm
May 1 Teen Open Mic Night
May 2 Free Comic Book Day
May 26th Teen Finals Cafe 2-6:OOPM
Family Programs
First Sat of month—Mandarin Story Time— 11 AM
Second Tues of month—Parent-Child Book Group for Grades 3-5 —6:00 -7:30 PM
May 6th Screen Free Week Bingo
May 7 Legos at Your Library- ages 5 and up with an adult - 4-5:OOPM
May 9th Maker Program 11:OOAM-12:OOPM -Crochet Class - Ages 7 and Up
May 11th Children's Class Visit - Kathy V 11:OOa to 12:OOp
May 16th Dad and Me Puppet Show - 11:OOAM-12:OOPM
Kids' Story Times
Just Baby and Me
Ages 0 - 18 mo. Every Friday 10:30 AM
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Preschool Story Times
lsl� Ages 3 - 5 years old
Tuesdays 10:30 AM
Toddler Story Times
Ages 18 mo - 3 years old
Wednesdays 10:30 AM
Thursdays 10:30 AM
Bedtime Story Time—Easton
Ages 2 - 5 years old
Wednesdays 7:00 PM
Toddler Story Time—Easton
Ages 18 mo - 3 years old
Thursdays 11:30 AM
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Trustee Contribution Confirmation
Patricia Anixter <Panixter@me.com>
Wed 5/6/2015 8:49 PM
Inbox
To:betsy corcoran <elizabethacorcoran@gmail.com>;
cc:McCulley, Bradley <mcculley@plsinfo.org>;
Hi Betsy,
We spoke late last year after a Trustees meeting at which they voted to allocate an additional$100K toward the campaign making the total Trustee
contribution$200K. In addition,you said they voted to pay for donor acknowledgement(donor wall and plaques)and any unanticipated OLOF
campaign capital costs. To that end,I want to update you on our status.
As part of the$1 M payment to the City of Burlingame,the Foundation will include contributions from all third party donors(community donors
and corporate match). Today's totals,without Trustee contribution,equal$821,000,if all pledges are paid,from third party donors. If we were
to pay today,we would use approximately 90%of the Trustees contribution in the payment to the City. The balance will be used for unanticipated
capital costs;including but not limited to, items such as donor wall,plaques, cafe build-out. The sum of Trustee contributions plus community
OLOF donations is likely to exceed the original$1 million goal by at least$21K. Although this excess could grow as additional community
donations arrive,the excess may not cover the entire cost of the donor wall,plaques and cafe build-out(total cost estimated about$30K+/-),If not,
we agree that BPL City Librarian,Brad McCulley,will request additional funds from the Duncan Trust to cover the shortfall.
Thank you,
�Datty Anixter
panixter@me.com
650-483-8554
Fwd: Trustee Contribution Confirmation
betsy corcoran <elizabethacorcoran@gmail.com>
Tue 5/12/2015 6:11 AM
Inbox
To:Debra Donaldson <debra.donaldson@comcast.net>; Lisa Rosenthal <lisabrosenthal@gmail.com>; kaltmann5@gmail.com
<kaltmann5@gmail.com>; nagler@smccd.edu <nagler@smccd.edu>; McCulley, Bradley <mcculley@plsinfo.org>;
Dear Trustees,
Here's a note from Patty Anixter about how we're working through the issue of managing the donations to the OLOF campaign.
Bottomline:We're still waiting to ensure that the rest of the funds raised through the campaign come through.When they do we'll
understand how much the Trustees need to contribute to finish up the program. Our maximum additional commitment is $30K;
reality may be somewhat less.I'm proud to be a part of the group that is "tying the bow" on the wonderful renovation of our
library!
Best,
b
---------- Forwarded message ----------
-rom: Patricia Anixter <panixter@me.com>
`'bate:Wed, May 6, 2015 at 8:48 PM
Subject:Trustee Contribution Confirmation
To: betsy corcoran <elizabethacorcoran@gmail.com>
Cc: Bradley McCulley <mcculley@plsinfo.orc1>
Hi Betsy,
We spoke late last year after a Trustees meeting at which they voted to allocate an additional$100K toward the campaign making the total Trustee
contribution$200K. In addition,you said they voted to pay for donor acknowledgement(donor wall and plaques)and any unanticipated OLOF
campaign capital costs. To that end,I want to update you on our status.
As part of the$1M payment to the City of Burlingame,the Foundation will include contributions from all third party donors(community donors
and corporate match). Today's totals,without Trustee contribution,equal$821,000, if all pledges are paid,from third party donors. if we were
to pay today,we would use approximately 90%of the Trustees contribution in the payment to the City. The balance will be used for unanticipated
capital costs,including but not limited to,items such as donor wall,plaques, cafe build-out. The sum of Trustee contributions plus community
OLOF donations is likely to exceed the original$1 million goal by at least$21K. Although this excess could grow as additional community
donations arrive,the excess may not cover the entire cost of the donor wall,plaques and cafe build-out(total cost estimated about$30K+/-),If not,
we agree that BPL City Librarian,Brad McCulley,will request additional funds from the Duncan Trust to cover the shortfall.
Thank you,
Patty Anixtei-
panixter@me.com
650-483-8554
Adult Books: Coll. Size Jul-14 Aug-14 Sep-14 Oct-14 Nov-14 Dec-14 Jan-15
2eafc Burlingame- Easton Fiction 181 206 220 189 130 158 152
2ea9f Burlingame- Easton New Fiction 245 230 242 224 187 197 214
2eamy Burlingame- Easton Mysteries 49 42 77 39 36 51 43
2ea9m Burlingame- Easton New Mystery 81 74 107 86 86 60 71
2earo Burlingame- Easton Fiction - Romance 2 0 3 1 1 0 1
2ea9r Burlingame- Easton New Romance 0 0 1 1 0 0 0
2easf Burlingame- Easton Fiction -Sci Fi/Fantasy 0 1 4 1 6 2 3
2ea9s Burlingame- Easton New Sci Fi/Fantasy 4 5 1 3 1 4 1
2eanf Burlingame- Easton Nonfiction 173 169 177 176 153 171 259
2ea9n Burlingame- Easton New Nonfiction 191 199 204 193 166 192 223
2eaov Burlingame- Easton Oversize Nonfiction 3 1 5 3 4 9 10
2ea90 Burlingame- Easton New Oversize 0 0 1 4 3 3 5
2ealt Burlingame- Easton Large Type 29 24 24 19 11 8 10
2eapx Burlingame- Easton Paperbacks-Generic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2eagp Burlingame- Easton Quick Pick 201 191 192 172 146 190 199
Adult Book Total 1159 1142 1258 1111 930 1045 1191
Adult Audio-Visual:
2eabc Burlingame- Easton Books On CD 128 158 155 132 130 124 149
2eadv Burlingame- Easton DVDs 1022 1129 926 802 837 918 1036
Adult Audio-Visual Total 1150 1287 1081 934 967 1042 1185
Adult Periodicals:
2eamz Burlingame- Easton Periodicals 148 199 181 170 123 154 141
ADULT TOTAL 2457 2628 2520 2215 2020 2241 2517
YOUNG ADULT
Young Adult Books:
2eyfc Burlingame- Easton Young Adult Fiction 122 104 119 103 87 106 115
2ey9f Burlingame- Easton New Young Adult Fiction 102 66 71 69 72 60 74
2eypx Burlingame- Easton YA Paperbacks-Generic 39 36 34 28 25 26 25
Young Adult Book Total 263 206 224 200 184 192 214
Young Adult Audio-Visual:
2eybc Burlingame- Easton Young Adult Books on CD 32 29 30 19 23 18 14
Young Adult Periodicals:
2eymz Burlingame- Easton YA Periodicals 7 3 7 3 4 4 3
YOUNG ADULT TOTAL 302 238 261 222 211 214 231
CHILDREN'S
Children's Books:
2ejpc Burlingame- Easton Children's Picture Books (JE) 1311 1090 1302 1252 1091 1187 1396
2ejbe Burlingame- Easton Children's Beginning Readers (J.E. 1. 421 312 514 395 304 313 525
2ejfe Burlingame-Easton Children's Easy Readers (JY) 363 324 395 405 334 280 437
2ejfc Burlingame- Easton Children's Fiction (J) 538 512 633 522 491 455 577
2ejnf Burlingame-Easton Children's Nonfiction 306 270 355 385 387 351 510
2ejov Burlingame- Easton Children's Oversize Nonfiction 70 88 107 76 82 83 102
2ejen Burlingame- Easton Children's Encyclopedias 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2ejpx Burlingame- Easton Children's Paperbacks-Generic 339 332 331 368 331 331 437
2ej2t Burlingame- Easton Children's Board Books- Generic 150 136 159 103 107 133 134
Children's Book Total 3498 3064 3796 3506 3127 3133 4118
Children's Audio-Visual:
2ejbc Burlingame- Easton Children's Books On CD 84 71 85 86 60 84 69
2ejdv Burlingame- Easton Children's DVDs 824 823 758 873 754 742 712
Children's Audio-Visual Total 908 894 843 959 814 826 781
Children's Periodicals:
2ejmz Burlingame-Easton Children's Periodicals 13 8 31 24 33 6 12
CHILDREN'S TOTAL 4419 3966 4670 4489 3974 3965 4911
ALL AN TOTAL 2090 2210 1954 1912 1804 1886 1980
EASTON BRANCH TOTAL 7178 6832 7451 6926 6205 6420 7659
Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-14 Jun-14 Total
178 169 171
209 197 180
36 33 46
82 66 79
1 1 0
0 2 1
3 3 8
4 3 6
245 233 209
214 232 207
7 6 5
4 4 3
35 28 20
0 0 0
204 221 191
1222 1198 1126
138 176 137
988 951 830
1126 1127 967
196 132 157
2544 2457 2250
95 124 93
85 95 82
29 43 24
209 262 199
17 16 17
3 2 1
229 280 217
1966 1531 1306
614 530 440
539 524 490
738 739 584
838 691 566
155 128 108
4 0 2
584 523 336
225 174 211
5663 4840 4043
121 121 78
1036 849 712
1157 970 790
12 7 9
6832 5817 4842
2300 2113 1774
9605 8554 7309
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ADULT
Coll.Size Jul-14 Aug-14 Sep-14 Oct-14 Nov-14 Dec-14 Jan-15
cult Books:
2zafc Burlingame Fiction-Upper Level 2,869 1450 361 836 1704 1908 2155
2ya9f Burlingame Popular Materials- Fiction-Main Level 1,062 1188 1027 1168 1085 1153 1107
2zamy Burlingame Mysteries-Upper Level 1,315 750 220 351 822 893 929
2ya9m Burlingame Popular Materials-Mysteries-Main Level 732 738 656 726 605 572 428
2zaro Burlingame Fiction-Romance-Upper Level 80 52 13 30 60 46 64
2ya9r Burlingame Popular Materials- Romance-Main Level 72 78 52 66 41 25 14
2zasf Burlingame Fiction-Sci Fi/Fantasy-Upper Level 274 169 14 99 227 195 205
2ya9s Burlingame Popular Materials-Sci Fi/Fantasy-Main Level 167 165 168 172 176 186 158
2zaws Burlingame Fiction-Westerns-Upper Level 1 1 0 0 6 4 7
2yach Burlingame Adult Chinese(cataloged) 57 11 2 30 48 35 28
2yasp Burlingame Adult Spanish (cataloged) 27 6 0 6 14 20 21
2yalt Burlingame Large Type-Main Level 777 936 853 817 693 912 419
2yagp Burlingame Popular Materials--Quick Picks 939 770 585 552 536 596 566
2yagr Burlingame Adult Graphic Novels 173 131 21 8 2 1 0
2xanf Burlingame Nonfiction-Lower Level 5,668 5073 4884 2376 315 422 2035
2ya9n Burlingame Popular Materials-Nonfiction-Main Level 1,916 1676 1693 1788 1711 1641 832
2xaov Burlingame Oversize Nonfiction- Lower Level 320 299 391 235 10 5 164
2ya90 Burlingame Popular Materials-Oversize Nonfiction-Main Level 59 49 43 53 58 54 28
2xabi Burlingame Biography-Lower Level 344 316 302 140 44 55 155
2xaob Burlingame Biography Oversize-Lower Level 2 3 2 0 0 0 0
2xa2m Burlingame Musical Scores- Lower Level 70 72 74 37 1 3 40
2xa2l Burlingame DVDs-Marketplace 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2balo Burlingame Librarian's Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2ba2c Burlingame Tech Services Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2bahs Burlingame Special Collections 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2bapx Burlingame Paperbacks-Generic 316 269 235 247 210 237 232
2bacx Burlingame Chinese Generic 19 10 5 1 5 11 6
2bafx Burlingame French Generic 3 6 1 0 4 4 2
2bagx Burlingame German Generic 7 20 7 14 1 3 1
2baix Burlingame Italian Generic 1 7 3 1 1 3 9
2bajx Burlingame Japanese Generic 5 3 4 8 4 0 1
2bacx Burlingame Russian Generic 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
2basx Burlingame Spanish Generic 10 4 1 3 0 2 13
Adult Book Total 17,292 14,252 11,617 9,764 8,383 8,986 9,619
Audio-Visual:
2xabc Burlingame Books On CD- Lower Level 1,912 1656 1526 1472 1452 2151 572
2xacd Burlingame CDs-Lower Level 1,122 1094 946 582 179 121 62
2xaom Burlingame CDs-Oversize-Lower Level 45 50 42 24 6 1 1
2xadv Burlingame DVDs-Lower Level 9,103 8585 7778 6341 6039 6589 6007
Adult Audio-Visual Total 12,182 11,385 10,292 8,419 7,676 8,862 6,642
-It Periodicals:
2yamz Burlingame Periodicals-Main Level 778 529 622 539 614 381 103
c Photographs:
2ba2p Burlingame Photographs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ADULT TOTAL 30,252 26,166 22,531 18,722 16,673 18,229 16,364
UNG ADULT
g Adult Books:
2yyfc Burlingame Young Adult Fiction-Main Level 1,546 1153 1067 827 803 806 230
2yy9f Burlingame New Young Adult Fiction-Main Level 270 252 242 206 196 205 136
2yygr Burlingame Young Adult Graphic Novel-Main Level (cataloged) 801 789 594 709 703 649 159
2bypx Burlingame YA Paperbacks-Generic 488 358 341 244 305 290 95
Young Adult Book Total 3,105 2,552 2,244 1,986 2,007 1,950 620
dult Audio-Visual•
2yybc Burlingame Young Adult Books on CD-Main Level 139 94 120 113 101 110 12
Wult Periodicals:
2yymz Burlingame YA Periodicals-Main Level 3 12 9 15 10 11 3
YOUNG ADULT TOTAL 3,247 2,658 2,373 2,114 2,118 2,071 635
HILDREN'S
hen's Books:
2yjfc Burlingame Children's Fiction-Main Level (J) 3,269 2784 2836 2571 2542 2504 2488
2yjfe Burlingame Children's Easy Readers-Main Level (JY) 2,414 1841 1958 1921 1856 1835 2017
2yjbe Burlingame Children's Beginning Readers-Main Level (J.E. 1.) 1,971 1669 1833 1696 1514 1272 1675
2yjpc Burlingame Children's Picture Books-Main Level (JE) 5,047 5035 5644 5313 5000 5122 5165
2yjgr Burlingame Children's Graphic Novel 1,218 1124 956 796 821 818 740
2yjnf Burlingame Children's Nonfiction-Main Level 2,286 1992 2482 2442 2498 2298 2928
2yjov Burlingame Children's Oversize Nonfiction-Main Level 617 626 735 573 625 521 650
2yjen Burlingame Children's Encyclopedias-Main Level 0 0 0 2 3 3 1
2yjwl Burlingame Children's World Languages- Main Level 376 408 522 575 573 412 378
2bjlo Burlingame Children's Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2bjpx Burlingame Children's Paperbacks-Generic 2,449 1909 2115 1860 1814 1893 1783
2bj2t Burlingame Children's Board Books-Generic 472 448 488 501 404 433 358
Children's Book Total 20,119 17,836 19,569 18,250 17,650 17,111 18,183
is Audio-Visual:
2yjbc Burlingame Children's Books On CD-Main Level 1,034 856 956 840 738 689 848
2yjcd Burlingame Children's CDs-Main Level 158 141 125 107 136 116 75
2yjom Burlingame Children's CDs-Oversize-Main Level 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2yjdv Burlingame Children's DVDs- Main Level 4,184 3635 3114 3028 3146 2885 2284
Children's Audio-Visual Total 5,376 4,632 4,195 3,975 4,020 3,690 3,207
Ws Periodicals:
2yjmz Burlingame Children's Periodicals-Main Level 97 85 109 112 47 54 110
CHILDREN'S TOTAL 25,592 22,553 23,873 22,337 21,717 20,855 21,500
MAIN LIBRARY TOTAL 59,091 51,377 48,777 43,173 40,508 41,155 38,499
ALL CHILDREN'S CIRCULATION
Main 25,592 22,553 23,873 22,337 21,717 20,855 21,500
Branch 4,419 3966 4670 4489 3974 3965 4911
Total 30,011 26,519 28,543 26,826 25,691 24,820 26,411
ALL A/V CIRCULATION
Main 17,697 16,111 14,607 12,507 11,797 12,662 9,861
Branch 2,090 2210 1954 1912 1804 1886 1980
Total 19,787 18,321 16,561 14,419 13,601 14,548 11,841
ALL NON-ENGLISH CIRCULATION
Main 512 475 545 638 650 490 459
Branch 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 512 475 545 638 650 490 459
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i
l
Feb-15 Mar-15 Apr-15 May-14 Jun-14 Total
1797 2121 2015
799 878 1038
865 996 950
340 364 397
53 33 40
3 4 6
182 243 196
128 121 146
4 6 10
43 57 31
10 13 15
311 520 741
403 522 591
0 1 1
4349 5492 5525
507 516 834
349 350 356
18 20 20
283 409 379
3 6 3
80 96 77
0 244 1399
0 0 0
0 1 36
0 0 0
200 261 177
9 3 4
5 1 0
2 2 3
0 0 0
0 20 10
1 1 2
6 11 5
10,750 13,312 15,007
375 837 1406
22 214 1068
0 0 12
4809 4894 4882
5,206 5,945 7,368
290 345 547
0 0 0
16,246 19,602 22,922
191 508 782
100 199 260
135 319 525
95 123 238
521 1,149 1,805
13 56 92
1 8 6
535 1,213 1,903
712 1877 2524
573 1546 2064
302 1006 1527
1046 3577 4556
173 618 878
393 2234 3246
121 466 685
0 2 2
44 275 376
0 0 0
297 1355 1792
42 306 378
3,703 13,262 18,028
172 619 799
6 88 90
0 0 0
686 2475 3009
864 3,182 3,898
6 149 61
4,573 16,593 21,987
21,354 37,408 46,812
4,573 16,593 21,987
6832 5187 4842
11,405 21,780 26,829
6,083 9,183 11,358
2300 2113 1774
8,383 11,296 13,132
120 383 446
0 0 0
120 383 446
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