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  In the meantime, services will be provided by the Bookmobiles. September, 2010 -A +A Search for books and more: I.                      Welcome   ALACHUA COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE LEGISLATIVE MEETING MINUTES WEDNESDAY – JANUARY 19, 2011- 8:00 AM Millhopper Branch Library, 3145 NW 43rd Street, Gainesville, FL     PRESENT:    Representative Charles S. Chestnut, IV, Michele Sherfield, Legislative to Representative Chestnut, Brian Delburn, Legislative Assistant to Representative Perry, Kristine Zooberg, Legislative Assistant to Senator Oelrich, Board of Trustees Chair Kim Worley, Vice Chair Vivian Filer, Trustees Sheila Dickison, Dorothy Field, Xavier Monroe, Gloria Moore, and Ora White   ALSO PRESENT: Governing Board Chair Eileen Roy, Vice Chair Scherwin Henry, Governor Lee Pinkoson, ACLD Library Director Sol M. Hirsch, Levy County Library Director Lisa Brasher, Administrative Services Division Director Shaney T. Livingston, Terry Rasch, Stephanie Ksionzyk, Debra Jackson, Suzi Blaze, Dan Whitcraft, Angela Gregory, Support Services Division Director Marlene Harris, Emily Young, Chris Culp, Daniel Barden, PAL Governing Board Chair Dave Kendall, Friends of the Library President Dr. Peter Roode, Foundation Chair Marjorie Alexander, Rhonda Clark, Chris Curry and Doug Finger.                      Welcome   Kim Worley, Board of Trustees Chair, called the allegra hicks fabric meeting to order at 8:15 am and made welcoming remarks.                    Introductions   Vivian Filer, Trustees Legislative Committee Chair, introduced Representative allegra 6kr chestnut and Legislative Assistants Michele Sherfield, Kristine Zooberg and Brian Delburn. She also introduced ACLD Board of Trustees and Governing Board members. Hirsch, Library Director, called for introductions of staff, Friends of the Library and Foundation Board of Directors. Hirsch, Library Director, presented the Library District’s requests for support by Legislators:   1.      Support the allegra hicks fabric Public Library Construction Grants Program O       allegra hicks fabric Impact on the Alachua County Library District - $500,000 O       The Alachua County Library District project is ranked #8 on allegra hicks fabric the Florida Department of State list of eligible allegra hicks fabric applications. The grant will be used to allegra hicks fabric construct an Eastside Branch Library in the City of Gainesville’s Cone Park.

     Support the Florida Library Association recommendation of allegra hicks fabric $21. 3 Million for State Aid to Public Libraries O       Governor Scott’s Economic Development Transition Team Recommended “Maintenance of Effort” Standards – Currently $21. 3 Million O       allegra hicks fabric Impact on the Alachua County Library District - $450,000 (est. ) ($350,000 directly and $100,000 in PAL Cooperative allegra hicks fabric Funding) O       Impact on the PAL (Putnam-Alachua-Levy) Public Library Cooperative - $350,000 O       The Library District State allegra hicks fabric Aid allocation has decreased by $450,allegra hicks fabric 000 since FY 2001. O       Any reduction results in a decrease to the $8. 9 million in federal grant funds available to Florida’s libraries    3.      Support at a Minimum the Current Funding Level for Multi-Type Library Cooperatives O       Impact on the Alachua County Library allegra hicks fabric District - $70,000 O       The Library District paid a $900 membership and received about $70,000 in services and training from the Northeast Florida Library Information Network (NEFLIN) including 234 staff training sessions O       Multi-type Library Cooperatives leverage state funds to obtain federal grants that support all types of Florida’s libraries.      Support allegra hicks fabric Funding allegra d 24 hour review the Community Libraries in Caring Grants - allegra hicks fabric $200,000 O       Provides literacy funding specifically for Florida’s small, rural public libraries   Lisa Brasher, PAL Public Library Cooperative and Levy County Library Director, requested support of the continuation of State Aid to Libraries.

  Without this financial support to Levy County, Levy County Libraries would not be able to open their doors. Brasher provided statistical information regarding Levy County libraries to support her request.   Representative Chestnut allegro bus holiday rambler encouraged library advocates to continue to come to Tallahassee as they did last year and to keep Legislators and Legislative staff informed of their needs and priorities throughout the year. Sherfield encouraged those present to contact her directly so that she can keep Representative Chestnut up-to-date on all issues and concerns and what the priorities are in funding. Delburn encouraged contacts to Representative Perry’s office, and Ms.