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March 11, 1992
Minutes of the regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Skokie Public Library
held Wednesday, March 11, 1992.
CALLTOORDER
The meeting was called to order at 7 :33 p.m. by Diana Hunter, President.
Members present: Diana Hunter, President; Walter B. Flintrup, Vice President; Norma
Zatz, Secretary; John J. Graham; Susan Brill Schreck; and Carolyn A. Anthony, Director.
Mrs. Zelda Rich arrived at 7:38 p.m.
Member absent: Eva Weiner.
Observers present: Barbara A. Kozlowski, Associate Director for Public Services;
Camille Cleland, Assistant Director for Technical Services and Automation Coordinator;
Susan Hagen Land, Head, Adult Services; Brenda Murphy, Head, Youth Services; and
Tobi Oberman, Supervisor of Circulation Services.
Also present: Robin A. Johnson, Associate, Hammond Beeby and Babka, Inc.
APPRoVAL OF THE MINUTES OF TIIE REGULAR :MEETING OF FEBRUARY 12. 1992
Mr. Flintrup moved that the Board of Trustees approve the minutes of the regular meeting
of February 12, 1992 as written, subject to additions and/or corrections. Mr. Graham seconded
the motion.
There being no additions or corrections the motion to approve the minutes of February 12,
1992 was unanimous and the minutes were placed on file.
CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
FINANCIAL STATE:MENTS
LISTS OF BILLS
Mrs. Zatz made a motion, seconded by Mr. Flintrup:
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MOTION:
THAT THE FINANCIAL STATE1\.1ENTS FOR THE
GENERAL OPERATING FUND, RESERVE FUND FOR
THE PURCHASE OF SITES AND BUILDINGS, REPORT
ON THE FINE ARTS ACQUISITION FUND, 1991
LIBRARY PROJECT FUND, LIBRARY NOTE FUND,
AND THE YEAR-TO-DAIBBUDGETARY STATUS
STATE:MENT BE ACCEPTED, AND THE LISTS OF
BILLS FROM THE GENERAL OPERATING FUND,
AND THE 1991 LIBRARY PROJECT FUND BE
APPROVED FOR PAYMENT, SUBJECT TO AUDIT.
After discussion the roll call vote for approval of the financial statements and lists of bills
was unanimous.
The regular order of business was set aside for discussion of the renovation project.
RENOVATION PROJECT
Fire Alarm System Modifications Bid Proposals
Ms. Johnson reported that three Fire Alarm System Modifications bid proposals were
received and opened March 9, 1992 at 9:30 a.m.
After review by Hammond Beeby and Babka, Inc. electrical engineers it was
recommended to accept the apparent low bidder, Continental Electric, for the base contract in the
amount of $52,458.
After discussion, Mr. Graham made a motion, seconded by Mrs. Zatz:
MOTION:
THAT THE SKOKJE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF
TRUSTEES ACCEPT THE BID PROPOSAL OF THE
APPARENT LOW BIDDER FOR THE BASE CONTRACT,
CONTINENTAL ELECTRIC, IN THE AMOUNT OF $52,458.
FOR MODIFICATIONS TO THE SKOKJE PUBLIC LIBRARY
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
The roll was called. Mrs. Rich--yes; Mrs. Schreck--abstain; Mr. Flintrup--yes;
Mr. Graham--yes; Mrs. Zatz--yes; Mrs. Hunter--yes. The motion passed.
Proposed Furnishings Budget
Ms. Johnson distributed a list of proposed furnishings which included cost estimates of
both new and refurbished furnishings, tables and draperies.
She said sample chairs provided for the Board this evening, as well as photographs of the
variety of chair styles available, are in keeping with the integrity of our current high quality
furnishings. Ms. Johnson said the samples will acquaint the Board with the variety of styles and
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quality available to choose from; that her presentation was intended to open dialogue for
discussion of ideas, phasing and budgeting.
Discussion ensued regarding lack of funds for the estimated furnishings cost of nearly
$800,000.
The Board agreed a special meeting be called to discuss budget implications for the
furnishings phase of the renovation project since construction costs already are over the amount
budgeted.
The special meeting will be Monday, March 30, 1992 at 7 :30 p.m.
The Board also concurred that the April 8 regular meeting of the Board of Library Trustees
be changed to April 15, the third Wednesday of the month.
Mrs. Anthony asked that the Board contact her with their questions or concerns prior to
the special meeting. Mr. Graham suggested Mrs. Anthony prioritize each item listed on the
proposed furnishings budget estimate, indicating beside each item the budget year she anticipates
funds would be allocated for the specific item(s), i.e., new staff seating costs from 1992-93
budget, new public lounge seating costs from 1993-94 budget, etc. Mr. Graham also asked
Ms. Johnson to provide her source for furnishings.
Ms. Johnson left the meeting at 8:30 p.m.
Mrs. Hunter asked that the two remaining items under Renovation Project be discussed at
this time.
Shelvin~
Prqposal
Mrs. Anthony noted that shelving needs will be addressed at the special meeting.
Asbestos Abatement
The Board noted the letter from RCM Laboratories, Inc., dated February 12, regarding
progress of asbestos removal and repairs.
The meeting was returned to the regular order of business.
PROJECTED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1992-93
The Board discussed the Projected Budget for Fiscal Year 1992-93.
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The Board reviewed the salary scale information regarding the proposed 15 step
salary scale.
Presently, 45of121 employees, or 37% of the staff, are at or above Step 6 on the
current salary scale. Steps 7, 8 and 9 are longevity steps at 10, 15 and 20 years and
currently, twenty staff members are on Steps 7, 8 or 9. Another seven staff members have
been on the staff ten or more years, but are not in longevity steps yet due to promotions and
grade changes.
The proposed new scale would cost approximately $25,000. more than the old scale
in 1992-93.
To implement the scale, all employees would receive a full cost-of-living adjustment
(COLA) increase, currently estimated at 3%, as of May 4, 1992. Additionally, at the time of
the anniversary date, each would receive a step increase of 1.5%-3.0% as needed to bring
them up to the next level on the scale. If the difference between the salary with the COLA
and the highest step were to be less than 1.5%, the employee would still receive 1.5%.
Therefore, each employee would receive an increase of 4.5-6.0% during the year unless
such an increase would put them above Step 15 on the new scale.
After discussion regarding a cost-of-living increase for employees, the proposed
budget and the proposed 15 step salary scale, Mrs. Zatz made a motion, seconded by
Mr. Graham:
MOTION:
THAT THE SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF
TRUS1EES ADOPT THE 1992-93 BUDGET AS PRESENTED
BY THE DIRECTOR IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,410,800. WHICH
INCLUDES A 3% COST-OF-LIVING ADJUSTMENT. (copy
attached)
The roll was called. Mrs. Rich--yes; Mrs. Schreck--yes; Mr. Flintrup--no; Mr. Graham-yes; Mrs. Zatz--yes; Mrs. Hunter--yes. The motion passed.
After further discussion regarding the adoption of the proposed 15 step salary scale,
Mr. Graham made a motion, seconded by Mrs. Rich:
�SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY OPERATING FUND PROPOSED BUDGET FOR FY 1992-93
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Account Name
FY 1991-92
Budaet
FY 1991-92
$2,115,000
$25,000
$1,600
$2,000
$13,000
$80,000
$7,000
$135,000
$45.000
$70,000
$36,000
$12,000
$22,000
$11,000
$5,000
$20,000
$25,000
$250,000
$14,000
$380,000
$76,000
$48,000
$35,000
$7,000
$47.000
$18.000
$2,500
$10,000
$2,000
$11,000
$0
$353,000
Account Name
FY 1992-93
Buda et
FY 1992-93
$2.250,000
$25,000
$1,600
$3,000
$14.000
$85,000
$7.000
$148,500
$47,700
$80,000
$40,000
$12,000
$24,000
$11,500
$5,000
$18,000
$25,000
$225,000
$20,000
$404,000
$81,000
$50,000
$35,000
$10,000
$47.000
$18,000
$2,500
$11,000
$2.000
$15,000
$64,000
$380,000
Salaries
Professional Services
Audit
Blndina
Maintenance of Equipment
Maintenance of Buildings & Grd
Maintenance of Auto Equlpmen1
Insurance (Health, Dental & Lit
Insurance
Utilities
Conference, Mbrshps, Wkshps
Postage
Printing and Publicity
Data Processlna
Reception & Entertainment
Proa ramming
Photocopier Leaslna
20 JCPL Operating & Caoltal
21 Cable
22 Books
23 Periodicals
24 Nonprlnt Materials
25 Mlcroforms
26 Small Eauloment
27 Library Suoolles
28 Janitorial Suoolles
29 Office Expense and Transoorta
30 Furniture and Eaulpment
31 Advertisement of Vacant Posit
32 Contingency
33 Capital
34 Employers' FICA and IMRF
35 OPERATING FUND TOTAL
36 Debt Services
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38 TOTAL
SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Salaries
Professional Services
Audit
Binding
Maintenance of Equipment
Maintenance of Buildings & Grds
Maintenance of Auto Equipment
Insurance (Health, Dental & Life)
Insurance
Utilities
Conference, Mbrshps, Wkshps
Postaae
Prlntlna and Publicity
Data Processina
Reception & Entertainment
Programming
Photocopier Leasing
JCPL Operating & Capital
Cable
Books
Periodicals
Nonprlnt Materials
Micro forms
Small Equipment
Library Suoolles
Janitorial Suoolies
Office Expense and Transportatn
Furniture and Equipment
Advertisement of Vacant Posltn
Contingency
Capital
Employers' FICA and IMRF
$3,878, 100 OPERATING FUND TOTAL
$41,708 Debt Repayment
Reimbursement to Reserve Fund
$3,919,808 TOTAL
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Note
6.4% Increase (3% COLA)
NoChanae
No Change
50% Increase/Reflects current demand
7.7% increase
6% Increase
NoChanae
10% Increase
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6% Increase
14% Increase
11 % Increase
NoChanae
9% Increase
4.5% increase
No Change
10% decrease/Due to construction
No Change
10% decrease/Smaller Capital Budaet
42.8% Increase/Reflects automated playback
6.3% Increase
6.5% Increase
4% Increase
No Change
42.8% Increase/Reflects current demand
No Chanae
NoChanae
NoChanae
10% Increase
No Change
36% Increase
7. 7% Increase
$4, 161,800 7.3% INCREASE
$208,000
$41,000 For November'91 Debt Service
$4,410,800 11.4% INCREASE
Approved
3/11/92
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MOTION:
THAT THE SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF
TRUSTEES APPROVE THE 15 STEP SALARY SCALE AS
PRESENTED BY THE DIRECTOR.
The roll was called. Mrs. Rich--yes; Mrs. Schreck--yes; Mr. Flintrup--no; Mr. Graham-yes; Mrs. Zatz--yes; Mrs. Hunter--yes. The motion passed.
CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS
CIRCULATION REPORTS
LIBRARY USE STATISTICS
REPORT(S) FROM DEPARTMENT HEAD(S)
CORRESPONDENCE (4)
Mrs. Zatz made a motion, seconded by Mr. Flintrup to place the Consent Agenda
items on file.
MOTION:
THAT THE SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF
TRUSTEES PLACE ON FILE THE FOLLOWING
CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS:
1. CIRCULATION REPORTS
2. LIBRARY USE STATISTICS
3. REPORT(S) FROM DEPARTMENT HEAD(S)
4. CORRESPONDENCE
Letter from Dr. Daniel Thursz, President, The National
Council on the Aging, Inc.
Letter from Carol A. Franz, Program Coordinator, Office of
Human Services, Village of Skokie
Letter from Miriam Pollack, System Development Officer,
North Suburban Library System
Letter from Cynthia Chamberlin, Library Public Relations
Council
The motion to approve the Consent Agenda items passed unanimously.
The gift of $50.00 from Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Balter and Son, in memory of Manny
Jacobson was noted. Mr. Balter asked that the Library purchase books on the subject of drawing,
Mr. Jacobson's interest.
PERSONNEL
The resignation of Morris M. Mordini, full-time Custodian, effective February 14, 1992,
and the appointment of Samuel Robinson, from full-time Day Page to full-time Custodian,
effective February 19, 1992 was noted.
Mrs. Hunter called for a short recess at 9: 15 p.m.
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DIRECTOR'S REPORT
The meeting resumed at 9:25 p.m. with review of the Director's Report
~--Circulation
in February was up almost 7% over February last year. Audiovisual
materials showed the strongest gains. Reference requests were up sharply in February in both
Adult and Youth Services. Use of microcomputers also increased greatly.
Per Capita Grant--We received a Per Capita Grant check February 24 in the amount of
$54,083.12.
IP'l'IP--We established accounts with the Illinois Public Treasurer's Investment Pool in
February for both the Reserve Fund and the Library Project Fund. Interest rates change daily,
averaging just over 4% in February. On the whole, we should be financially ahead with this
system over locking in the interest rate on a given day for a period of time with short term CDs at
local banks. Money in IPTIP is readily available and earns interest daily.
National Libnuy Week--NBD Bank has graciously agreed to continue serving as sponsor
for National Library Week. They will underwrite a reception Sunday, April 5, following the
performance by Artist-in-Residence Mary Ellen McGarry and this year's group of Skokie fourth
grade students.
Intersystem Reciprocal Borrowing--Bridget Lamont is organizing a meeting of
representatives from Chicago and some neighboring suburban libraries to talk about intersystem
reciprocal borrowing.
NSLS RBP Tenets--Mrs. Anthony is serving on the System Committee making
recommendations for implementation of new Tenets for NSLS Reciprocal Borrowing, effective
July 1, 1992. One key change is that the home library will be responsible for losses, except those
attributable to van delivery. The Committee has recommended that statistics be kept for the first
year and an assessment made of the advisability of trading invoices among libraries. We really
have no idea of the number of items lost in RBP and the cost of the losses as not all libraries have
reported losses to NSLS in the past. Skokie Public Library has received about $6,000. per year on
claims for lost RBP books in recent years.
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Call for America's Libraries--Skokie Public Library will participate in promoting American
Library Association's campaign to "Call for America's Libraries" scheduled to start March 16,
Freedom of Information Day through the end of National Library Week April 11. People are urged
to call 800-530-8888 to register their support for public libraries. Organizers hope to gather
statistics to be used in lobbying for library funding. Adult Services Head Susan Land has
participated in developing the campaign.
Censorship--The Des Plaines Public Library has been dealing with a group of parents who
have requested that a book including "profanity and immoral situations," written for 9-12 year
olds, be removed from the children's section. They have also requested that a list of other such
books be provided or that the library label such books with stickers.
Two complaints from people regarding books in the Skokie Public Library collection have
been received within the past ten days.
Leyy Funds for FICA and Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund--At a meeting with Village
Manager Albert J. Rigoni and Finance Director Robert Nowak, Mr. Rigoni indicated that the
Village would loan the Library $100,000. toward the short fall in the tax levy for FICA and IMRF.
The Village will request that the loan be paid back out of the 1992 Library levy.
Rece.ption for Jerome Robbins--Mr. Flintrup, Mrs. Weiner and Mrs. Anthony attended a
reception for Mr. Robbins, retired senior partner of the law firm representing the Library. His
exhibit of photographs in Skokie Public Library has been well received by the public.
Discontinuance of Art Print Circulation-- Public interest in art prints has declined in recent
years as evidenced by monthly circulation ranging from 30-50. With the Board's approval, we will
discontinue the circulation of art prints effective April 15. Withdrawn prints will be offered to
other local governments on "extended loan." Remaining prints will be sold in the Library book
sale in June.
Mrs. Zatz suggested the Board present an art print to former Board member Shirley Merritt.
The print Mrs. Zatz recalls had two red horses in it. Mrs. Anthony said that the Park District and
the Police Department have quite a number of our art prints on extended loan already, but if that
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particular art print is still available, she will execute the purchase of the print for Mrs. Merritt on
behalf of the Board
Mrs. Zatz made a motion, seconded by Mrs. Rich:
MOTION:
THAT THE SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF
TRUSTEES APPROVE DISCONTINUING CIRCULATION OF
ART PRINTS, EFFECTIVE APRIL 15, 1992, AS
RECO:M1v1ENDED BY THE DIRECTOR.
The motion was unanimously approved
SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY POLICIES
Draft Resolution re Compliance with Americans With Disabilities Act CADA)
It has been recommended by our attorneys that the Library have on file a statement of intent
to comply with guidelines of the Americans With Disabilities Act, federal legislation effective
January 26, 1992.
The Board reviewed the draft and after discussion Mrs. Zatz made a motion, seconded by
Mr. Graham:
MOTION:
THAT THE SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF
TRUSTEES ADOPT "SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY
RESOLUTION 92-01 COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS
WITH DISABILITIES ACT" AS PRESENTED. (copy attached)
The motion was approved unanimously.
Mrs. Anthony will develop a grievance procedure.
Microcomputer Policy
Several changes in policy and procedure for use of the public microcomputers have been
proposed by staff.
The Board reviewed the proposed changes.
After discussion, Mrs. Rich made a motion, seconded by Mrs. Schreck:
MOTION:
THAT THE SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF
TRUSTEES ADOPT THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE
MICROCOMPUTER POLICY AS PUT FORTH IN THE
DIRECTOR'S MEMORANDUM.
The motion was approved unanimously.
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RESOLUTION 92-01
COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITmS ACT
WHEREAS, the Congress of the United States has recognized the rights of people with
disabilities, and stated that it shall be a policy of the United States to have full participation in
society by people with disabilities;
WHEREAS, the Congress of the United States has adopted the Americans With Disabilities
Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-336) for the purpose of eliminating discrimination against people
with disabilities;
WHEREAS, title 2A of the Americans With Disabilities Act prohibits discrimination on the
basis of disability by all units of state and local government, including municipalities and
library districts, or instrumentalities thereof, as of January 26, 1992;
WHEREAS, the rules implementing the Act were published July 26, 1991 (28 CFR Part 35)
by the Department of Justice; and
WHEREAS, the rules require that the Skokie Public Library shall make information
concerning the Act and its application to the services, programs, and activities available to
applicants, participants, beneficiaries and other interested persons; adopt a grievance procedure
regarding access to said facilities, services, and programs; designate a person responsible to
coordinate compliance with the Act; and conduct a self-review.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Skokie Public Library intends to comply with
the Americans With Disabilities Act in the delivery of services, programs, and activities, by
making reasonable accommodations, such as the removal of architectural, transportation, and
communication barriers; the changing of rules, policies, and practices; and the providing of
auxiliary aids or services for the enhancement of communication with people with hearing or
sight impairments, when such accommodations will enable people with disabilities to meet
essential eligibility requirements for services, programs, and activities provided by the Skokie
Public Library.
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Resolution 92-01 .. Page 2
FURT HER BE IT RESO LVED :
the
1. That all contracts entered into by the Skokie Public Library which shall result in
delivery of services, programs, and activities shall include a requirement that such
services, programs and activities be delivered without discrimination on the basis of
disability, in a manner consistent with the Act and the rule;
the
2. That the Skokie Public library shall evaluate its facilities to identify barriers in
environment which may result in the exclusion of people with disabilities or in the
provision of a less effective service for people with disabilities, such evaluation to be
completed not later than July 26, 1992;
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3. That the Skokie Public Library shall evaluate its current services, policies, and practice
to identify barriers in service provision which may result in the exclusion of people with
disabilities or in the provision of a less effective service for people with disabilities, such
evaluation to be completed not later than January 26, 1993;
Library
4. That the Skokie Public Library designates the Manager of the Skokie Accessible
to
Services program as the person responsible to coordinate compliance with the Act, and
investigate any complaint against Skokie Public Library alleging noncompliance with the
Act, and that the Manager of the Skokie Accessible Library Services program can be
5.
6.
7.
reached at 708/673-7774 or by writing to the:
Skokie Public Library
5215 Oakton Street
Skokie, Illinois 60077
The Directo r shall take such action as necessary to advise facilities, services, and program
users of the identity and contact number of the responsible person.
That the Skokie Public Library shall adopt a plan in writing, not later than January 26,
which
1993, for the removal of barriers in existing facilities, and that all necessary work
is structural in nature shall occur by January 26, 1995.
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The Director shall prepare a grievance procedure regarding access to facilities, program
and services; and shall take such steps as necessary to advise service, program, and
facilities users of this procedure.
This resolution shall be effective after its adoption.
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ADOP TED BY THE Board of Trustees of the Skokie Public Library, in Cook County
Illinois, this 11th day of March, 1992.
F?R\1 'HE ~KO~ PUBL IC LIBRA RY:
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Secretary
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Yideo Loan Policy
The new reciprocal borrowing tenets approved by the NSLS Board of Directors take effect
July 1, 1992. Because the new tenets state no format may be excluded, we need to review our
video loan policy which presently allows circulation of videos only to holders of valid Skokie
Public Library adult borrowers' cards.
Staff recommends that video circulation be opened to reciprocal borrowers with a limit of
one video per person. Skokie cardholders would continue to be able to borrow three videos per
visit.
Other issues raised include opening circulation of videos to juvenile cardholders and
interlibrary loan of videocassettes. Under the present Illinois Interlibrary Loan Code, fees could
not be charged for videos loaned through ILL.
After discussion the Board concurred to review recommendations and discuss implications
at a later meeting.
NSLS/SRS LEASE AGREE:MENT
The Board reviewed the Lease Agreement between the Skokie Public Library and the North
Suburban Library System as approved by the System Board February 24, 1992. The change
suggested by the NSLS Board was to delete the residual damage charge after five years. The
revision was accepted by the Skokie Public Library Board of Trustees.
Mrs. Zatz made a motion, seconded by Mrs. Rich:
MOTION:
THAT THE SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF
TRUSTEES APPROVE 1HE LEASE AGREEMENT ENTERED
INTO THE 241H DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1992, BETWEEN THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE NORTH SUBURBAN
LIBRARY SYSTEM, WHEELING, ILLINOIS AND THE BOARD
OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES OF SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY,
EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1992, AND TERMINATING ON JUNE 30,
1997.
The motion was unanimously approved
As Mrs. Schreck prepared to leave the Board Room at 10: 10 p.m. Mrs. Hunter asked
Mrs. Schreck if she would assist Mr. Graham with the revision of the Skokie Public Library
Personnel Code. Mrs. Schreck agreed.
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AUTOMATION
Mrs. Anthony said that Gail Muirhead, the new Systems Librarian has begun in JCPL
(Joint Computer Program for Libraries).
LIBRARY CABLE NETWORK
The trustees noted the Library Cable Network March, 1992 Program Guide for
Cable Channel 50.
NORTH SUBURBAN LIBRARY SYSTEM
Mr. Flintrup reported on the February meeting of the Board of Directors of the
North Suburban Library System.
COMMENTS FROM TRUSTEES
The Board complimented Lydia Srux, for the new look of the Library calendar
Skolde Public Library UP date, and Maryann Monclrus for the unique list in the Footnotes
from the Unicorner. Both staff members are to be congratulated on these outstanding
pieces.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 10: 14 p.m.
Norma Zatz, Secre
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