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Exhibit CC 03-18-14 Item #2 Feb 25 Council MinutesCUPERTINO OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES CITY HALL 10300 TORRE AVENUE • CUPERTINO, CA 95014 -3202 (408) 777 -3220 • FAX (408) 777 -3109 To: City Council From: Library Commission Date: March 17, 2014 Subject: 2014 Cupertino Library Commission Work Plan The following summarizes the Cupertino Library Commission's planned work program for calendar year 2014. L EFFECTIVE, INFORMED ADVOCACY AND OUTREACH: Commissioners are committed to :reaching out to all segments of the Cupertino community in communicating the many benefits provided by the Cupertino Community Library through its holdings, partnerships, services, and programs. Specific annual plans include: 1. On a continuing effort, we will enhance our effectiveness as spokespersons for the Library through developing best practices for community engagement, maintaining our knowledge on library resources, and familiarizing ourselves with available Library outreach materials. Recent educational events attended by the Commissioners included speech from County Supervisor Joe Simitian and presentation on future of libraries by Sandy Hirsh, Director of the School of Library and Information Science at San Jose State University. 2. We will coordinate with Library staff to utilize opportunities, when we are in attendance at Library functions, to speak to audiences on behalf of the city and its support of the Library and to encourage input to the Commission on Library issues. 3. In collaboration with Cupertino City staff, we will continue to support a communication channel allowing the community to provide input to the Commissioners, raise issues, and :receive responses. We will cornmit to responding to all issues raised by the community to the best of our abilities. 4. Helping each other, we intend to undertake deliberate outreach to groups representing a cross - section of the Cupertino community. The groups may include, but are not limited to: Rotary Club, Kiwanis, Chamber of Commerce, PTAs, and other - associations. Our approach incorporates scheduling these opportunities collaboratively, helping each other prepare for and support these commitments, and providing positive feedback to support our improved performance. 5. We will schedule regular appearances at meetings of the Cupertino City Council and will seek, over the course of the year, to present to each of the other City Commissions in addition to our routine participation with the Mayor's Meetings. 6. We will continue to participate in community events as representatives and advocates of the Library and to improve our understanding of the needs and reactions of the 1 community. Examples of past and continuing events include Silicon Valley Reads, Poet Laureate activities, Earth Da,y, Cherry Blossom Festival, Diwali Festival, Fall Festival, SF Shakes performances, Cultural and Performing Arts series. 7. When attending events, we will take care to wear city issued nametags as identification and to indicate we are approachable. II. TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL RESOURCES: As digital resources become more pervasive and digital content based products and services become more sophisticated, the Commission recognizes that educating the community about these digital resources and providing access to these resources are important aspects of the Library's mission. 1. Members of the Library Commission, not to exceed two, will explore the landscape of digital services provided by the SCCLD relative to other leading library systems to recommend projects to be undertaken by the Commission in technology and digital resources. Potential projects include the supporting the evolution of Tech Toolbar, the redesign of the CupertinoLibrary.org website, and the introduction of 3D printing to the Library. 2. We will receive briefings from Library staff on the nature, use, and popularity of digital library resources and how to access them. 3. We will review reports on digital :resource usage to understand trends in community usage. Note that statistics on digital resources are not specific to Cupertino, but represent usage across the Santa Clara County Library District (SCCLD). 4. We will attend trainings related to accessing and using digital resources, in part as a supporting activity to the Effective, Informed Advocacy and Outreach section outlined above. 5. Members of the Library Commission, not to exceed two, will seek an appropriate collaboration with the Cupertino Library Foundation. This effort is also referenced in Partnerships and Collaborations, below. III. CUPERTINO POET LAUREATE PROJECT: The Library Commission has consistently maintained a strong presence as an equal partner in collaboration with the Cupertino Library Foundation and the Friends of the Cupertino Library in initiating and sustaining the Poet Laureate Project. 1. We will continue to assist Poev Laureate in planning and executing programs including public readings, coffee house gatherings, poetry workshops, citywide contests, and specialized events for children and teens. IV. PARTNERSHIPS AND COLLABORATIONS: Cooperation with other city services, community groups, and SCCLD activities engaged with the Cupertino Community Library are highly significant to the Commission. I. We will continue to nurture relationships with the Cupertino Library Foundation and the Friends of the Cupertino Library. 2. In the coming year, we will consider collaborating on the project identified by its Working Group (described in section II part 1, above) with the Cupertino Library Foundation. V. SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES: The Library Commission is committed to addressing both the macro- and micro- levels of sustainability at the Library and in its own efforts. 1. Along with the City of Cupertino Sustainability Manager, the Cupertino Community Librarian, SCCLD staff, and other interested parties, we will plan a multi -part Sustainability Speakers Series for children, teens, adult, and seniors. Current plans are to have the children's event coincide with Earth Day celebration events, the teen event to be high tech related, the adult event to be related to global warming, and the senior event to be health related and potentially coordinated with the Park and Recreation Department and P1aneTree Health Information Center. 2. We share the pride the City of Cupertino and the Cupertino Library have in the energy- efficiency and resource sustainability choices characterizing the facility and its operations. Ideas to enhance these will be high in the Commission's priorities with respect to Facilities, Accessibility, and Library Hours, below. 3. We note the synergy between its sustainability focus and applications of Technology and Digital Resources, above, as supporting the `24/7 Library,' accessible anywhere, anytime. VI. EDUCATION INITIATIVES: The Commissioners recognize the importance of education to the residents of Cupertino as well as the significant role that the library plays in fulfilling the education needs of the community. We will explore, with the Cupertino Community Librarian and staff, ways to coordinate more closely with local area schools to provide educational resources to students. VII. FACILITIES, ACCESSIBILITY, AND :LIBRARY HOURS: Commissioners continue to be vigilant and engaged on issues affecting parking, pedestrian safety, library hours, City Council budget allocations, and various other matters arising. The Commission would like to draw the attention of city staff and the City Council to the Commissioners'- willingness and availability to consult on such matters, both to investigate .issues and to recommend solutions advantageous to all parties. 1. We are closely following the planning and development of Library expansion projects, including the expansions of Library indoor space and parking spaces. 2. Members of the Library Commission, not to exceed two, will work with the Public Works Department to provide input on development projects related to the Library. VII. OTHER ACTIVITIES as requested by the City Council or as agreed to by the Commission. [Approved by consensus of the Cupertino Library Commissioners in attendance on March 5, 2014.] D v 0 61-Offolul Agenda • Library Usage • 101hAnniversary &Gateway to Learning • 2014 Library Commission Work Plan Current Status —Feb 2014 Snapshot Visitors Adult /Teen Children's Materials Virtual Collection Total Circulation Materials Circulation Circulation (SCOLD) 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 2013 2014 76,077 71,772 95,797 87,978 136,577 130,975 16,401 22,169 232,565 218,953 YEAR PROGRAMS ATTENDANCE VOLUNTEERS SCHOOL- SCHOOL - year AD II T TEEN PRESCHOCII ACE TOTAL ADULT T TEEN PRESCHOOL ACE TOTAL TOTAL HOURS 2013 15 3 20 19 57 412 85 1282 911 2690 869 2014 15 8 18 20 61 587 260 1211 790 2848 673.25 Year over year trends • Physical circulation and visitors slight decrease • Virtual collection circulation up dramatically (^'35%) • Growing popularity in community programs Library continues to be hub for learning and community engagement serving Cupertino residents Programs serving all segments of Cupertino community Silicon Valle Sunday, Februa y'T3d—s Children's Author Todd Parr 'Cupertino Community Halo p rn Groundhog Day: A Hble Experience On Wednesday, January 29, several dozen child hole in the library Story Room. Children alseo Wye on Fe_ b�ruarY ?_wit Children's author Todd Parr delighted over 70 chi Slee Valley Reads on Sunday y, February 16 Several clp and I'Oln Health Y praised and autographed. S Wednesday, February 26, 7 - 8:30pm Special Cupertino Community Hall On Wednesday, Dr. Eddie Cheng and Kri! treatments for insomnia and obstructive sl Fddie C'heng, AID PhD is a board certifii 30 years of clinical and teaching experieni r u.. o 3:00 p.m. Thursday: February - � : Cupertino Library Story Room led ox, er 100 at' Children's librarian Jenny Robinson enthusiastically Children used a ariet} of mannraithf i °a . reen Teen • 3 new Teen Volunteers ere inducted ter, 51h. Volunteers from Cupertino's Chap hardening tutorial. To date, the Green Tees It the West Valley Community Services Fc I- Game Da for Teensy I Thursday, Janua I Cupertino Librar P from 4 - 5:30pt Students in y Story Room the de grades 7 and up came to Cupertino Library! The Teens alsc received program. c.ourCM a ivvv LI®RP%ft o 10TH ANNIVERSARY I GATEWAY TO LEARNING • n ingartinn I ohrnr®® ralahrntinp 10th nnnivP-r -rary at current location on October 18, 2014 • Cupertino Library — Gateway to Learning —fun educational activities for all ages • 3D .P- rinti ng • Retirement Plans • Senior Outreach • Science 'Evening Baby Storytime • Garden Program' Book of the ,Month • Summer ,Readin,g ., . 10TH ANNIVERSARY GATEWAY TO LEARNING LearningExpressTM Practice tests, exercises, skill - building courses 1 Elementary School G � O a71(ld►@ school % O NOF igh School O COII @g@ Preparation r College Students Mango Languages Learn a new language through step by step lessons CtktVER54TtfTNS Value Line® Information and advice on stocks, mutual funds, securities THE VALUE LINE vo Investment Survey' WNV W.Vnluclinc.com Brainfuse Homework assistance via Internet with live tutors Live Help I Live online help from expert 1 tutors 2014 Library Commission Work Plan • Juggling Program for children • High tech teen event • Global warming Technology & Senior health Digital • Resources Sustainability Speaker Series Advocacy & Outreach Facilities & Expansions �--� Partnerships • Facilities expansion & • Parking improvements Connections • Tech Toolbar • Cupertinol.ibrary.org • 3D Printing Cupertino Poet Laureate Educational Engagement • Cupertino Library Foundation • Friends of Library - THANK YOU! l love this library, " public librar it is truly an excellent . should exist... and model for how they died and I have been diagnosed My husband recently has g1Ven me a close with a heart condition. The Iibro�Yp short time. It has destination to leave �eW house optive medical DV&'CDs provided me w► books ,& DVDs access to Planetree, enter e evening., 1 also love seeing to keep me company the little children at play... 1 love to travel to different places and meet interesting people but I'm a senior with limited income and can't walk too much. That's why I love the library — I get to do what 1 love without any problem. Cite of Cupertino March 18th Cite Council Meeting Water Resource Status & Conservation Update Roger Lee Assistant Director, Public Works rogerl @cupertino.org Overview • Cupertino Water Resources • Current / Historical Rainfall • Where Water is Used • Current Actions: • Conserve: • Operations & Improvements • Sector - Focused Programs • Coordinate: Partner Programs • Communicate: Civic Media • Future Opportunities • Questions? CUPERTINO GREEN Erin Cooke Sustainability Manager, Office of the City Manager erinc cupertino.org City.of Cupertino, March 2014 Water Resource &Conservation Update U.S. Drought Monitor Ow—%M-7,� California � 0,- 'sser�xCrm� skim Source:. California Drought Monitor. Map. S— ree:The.U.S. Drought Mun or The National Drought Mitigation Center. htm. / /r• dr ara—ht -.tst - fpm ne i z 3/18/2014 .±�/;z 1 manta Clara Valley Water District Water Resources • Groundwater Storage (normal is • Treated Water above Soo, 000 AF) • Poor water quality in the Delta • Total storage at the end of 2014 and in San Luis Reservoir is projected to be 212,000 acre- • Imported water quantity is feet reduced • SFPUC (Retch Hetchy, 10% reduction • Groundwater (40 -50 %) • Treated water (30-38%) • SFPUC (16 -19 %) • Recycled (5 %) • Other (4-5%) City of Cupertino, March 2014 Water Resource & Conservation Update 3 NNOWN a i nfa l l (2011 to date) Rainfall, 7 .09(1 943" 4.76" to date of Avg. 49% 63% 396/0 to date Rainfall (1874 -2009) 3.5 3.0 2.5 Average: 14.5" per year 2.0 • Lows to 4.8" t.s _ • Highs to over 30" 1.0 0.5 0.0 . Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec City of Cupertino, March 2014 Water Resource &�Conseivation Update 4 3/18/2014 2 er Availability 1. Drought conditions 2. Regulatory / wateU Conserve, coordirY-Lte and communicate City of Cupertino,. March 2014 Water Resource & Conservation Update 3/18/2014 3 GRACE -based Surface Soil Moisture January,96, 2014 <46�'s�' d t ;r e .` It d4� ✓ & i ,.: * i 4 v a S r.a aan Na OP3ca+amat�c elsdt £g' .Gil Pa cUron 0.:5 aap,eas Prajecten Nt.sa 'a LamxcMmwnat EaPal Maa ,.'r* a s tc Wetness PercentilB htlp1. YlrougntunLecuiMOmtonng7 LO/ YNASnGRACEDataASSirnilariort ;aspx er Availability 1. Drought conditions 2. Regulatory / wateU Conserve, coordirY-Lte and communicate City of Cupertino,. March 2014 Water Resource & Conservation Update 3/18/2014 3 Where Water is Used • 192 acres parks, athletic fields and open areas • 32 acres of improved medians and right of way • Memorial. Park pond • Golf course Water Consumption (buildings to irrigation) Facilities. S% . School Fields, City of Cuperti no, March 2014 Water Resource & Conservation Update 7 8 3/18/2014 M _..._ .......... .._..__ rr Actions [oilCurrent CUPERTINO GREEN Conserve * Coordinate* Communicate • Parks, S Tort Fields , • City Indoor & Outdoor • State & partner School Sites, Medians Irrigation schedule: Water Conservation programs • In revious d periods dry P Programs: Drought clearinghouse - re uced from 5 water days /week to 4 water www.cupertino.org/green http: /7wWw.opeca.go • GreenBiz: v/s droughtinfo.pho days /week www.cupertino.org/ Learn.more - • Mowing greenbiz www.saveourh20.org • Since 2oo8 to present increased mow height Growing Greener Blocks: g Santa Clara Valley Water District - from z" to 2.5" www.cul2ertino.org/ www.valleywater.org • Improvements greenerblocks • Bubbler / spray • green @school: conversions to drip coming soon! • Plant replacement Mulch 8 3/18/2014 M Current Actions Conserve Coordinate Communicate uture Opportunities: City Conserve Coordinate Communicate • Reduce water at turf and median . Deploy utility • Civic Media Campaign plants 4 days /week accounting • Continue system improvements software to • Consider non - operation / reduced increase hours of water features: accountability • Memorial Park Fountain and transparency • Community Hall Fountain • Effects of using less water: • Further refine • + Dry /brown areas in parks & programming of fields irrigation,smart • + Turf healing time controllers • + Fertilizers to promote growth • + Herbicides to control weeds • + Aeration of turf to retain water City of Cupertino, March 2014 Water Resource &Conservation Update THE OFFICIAL CAR Of SUMMER 2013. ; httrna ac i /uo Ev Nd /Ph- ,G,1Ier ,1 -alas to 3/18/2014 5 uture Opportunities: YOU! 6 • Save Water @ Work g•eenbiz • GreenBiz Cupertino - www.greenbiz.org CUPERTINO Connects your business to indoor & outdoor conservation actions • Provides FREE water- saving equipment (thanks to the SCVWD!) • Promotes local GreenBiz - certified nurseries (Yamagami's) reen 9 @home • Save Water @ Home • Indoor Assessment: www.acterra.org /green(a)home • Do- It- Yourself ..www.cupertinolibrary:orc ine • Water Wise House Call: www.valleywater.or • Save Water @ School • green @school - erinc cupertino.org • Learn more! • Drought clearinghouse - iSi Y W! http: / /www.opr.ca.gov /s droughtinfo.php on Learn more - www.saveourhzo.or� «� ,p kw k• o. 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